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However, Clifton Boutelle, director of University Public Relations Sue Grosjean, Prout Hall custodian who voted against CWA rep- An attempt to unionize University telecommunications, food ser- Office, said instead of having open forums, a Collective Bargaining resentation, said the union may have put too much pressure on em- vice and custodial classified staff members by the Communication Hotline was formed in January to answer employees' questions ployees. Workers of America was soundly defeated in yesterday's election. about collective bargaining under Ohio law. She said CWA representatives approached her and other em- By a count of 175-89, the employees voted against representation The questions and answers were published each Monday in a Eloyees in the parking lots and at home and sent surveys, which as- by CWA. newsletter, he said. ed personal questions, through the mail. Robert Hull, chairman of the CWA organizing committee, said Universtiy President Paul Olscamp said the hotline provided ac- Since collective bargaining did not pass, in six weeks all eligible union representatives will return to the University next year and try curate, credible information that was not political. classified employees will vote on the House Bill 309 pay proposal, to unionize the employees again. "We wanted to provide (employees with) truthful answers that which lists a new pay stucture and job description. "This is not sour grapes, Hull said. "The employees (who voted were absolutely 100 percent factual," Olscamp said. The University s 1,008 classified employees will be covered by the for representation) are committed to CWA. We have a strong inter- "I am glad the election is over, Now, we can turn our attention to Ohio Civil Service and University rules and regulations. Gillmor may run University students get last laugh by Melissa McGUllvray for seat editor A grieving woman sobs by Ron Fritz at the funeral of her hus- news editor band, who died unexpecte- dly after getting his head Ohio Senate President Paul stuck in a gallon can of Van Gillmor is expected to announce de Kamps beans. As fellow next week he will seek the U.S. mourners laugh uncontrol- Congress seat now held by Rep. lably at the thought, a pre- Delbert Latta (R-Bowling siding minister drones, Green). "Oh, to think of what once Gillmor (R-Port Clinton), who was and what might have was noncommital when reached bean..." at his Columbus office yester- That was the scene at day, said he has been receiving Lenhart Grand Ballroom a lot of support to run for the last night as the Second seat Latta is vacating after 30 City touring company kept years. a crowd of about 500 in stit- "It's no secret that I will make ches for a fast-paced two- an announcement next week and-a-half-hour show. concerning my intentions," he Similar to the format of said in a phone interview. "I've Saturday Night Live and been getting a lot of encourage- Second City Television ment to run and I will make my Network, The Chicago- decision and announce it next based company performs week." improvisational and It has been speculated that if rehearsed skits that poke Gillmor runs for the Fifth Dis- fun at everything and trict seat, that Latta, who an- everyone. nounced Jan. 21 he would not At one point, company seek a 16th term, will re-enter players portrayed Mary the race. and Joseph at a marriage Gillmor, when asked about the counselor, with Joseph ex- possibility of Latta re-entering plaining his disbelief at the the race, said Latta should let "immaculate conception." - his son, Robert, run for the posi- As the three discuss the tion. Robert, a University grad- birth ("a bunch of freaked uate, announced Jan. 21 he will out shepherds and three seek his father's seat. BG News/Rob Upton wise guys"), Joseph tells "It's about time Bobby quit of the strange child they hiding behind his father's Michael McCarthy, Dave Sinker, and Greg Holliman. all members of the I for not repaying his student loan. Other members of the cast included now have: skirts," Gillmor said. Second City Touring Company, perform one of several comedy skits in- Jane Lynch. Tim Meadows. Ken Olshansky. Faith Soloway. and Jill Tal- eluded in their show in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom last night. McCarthy I ley. See related story page six. C See Players, page 6. a See Gillmor, page 6. and Holliman are portraying 'repo' men reposessing Sinker's education | Center proposed Sohio workers strike; by Amy Burkett preliminary drawings must be prepared and then staff reporter presented to the University's Board of Trustees for approval. negotiations delayed The convocation center will be a very versatile University President Paul Olscamp is planning building, for students and residents of Bowling TOLEDO (AP) — About 350 few weeks. Negotiations broke OCAW headquarter in Denver, perhaps the most complicated and expensive Green, Olscamp said. workers at Standard Oil's re- down Sunday, but resumed said several companies essen- project the University has ever attempted — a "There will be many uses for the convocation finery here went on strike Wed- Monday. tially have offered the Amoco convocation center. center. Since it will seat 12,000, commencement nesday, following a breakdown At a national level Sunday, the package. But when they get can be held there," he said. "Academic conferen- in local contract negotiations. international committee ap- down to the union locals, "they The project is in the fundamental stages, accord- ces could be held there. The basketball court will Eric Schwamberger, chair- proved a tentative agreement are tough nuts," he said. ing to Olscamp. He will be presenting the proposal have a removable floor capable of being transfor- man of the bargaining commit- with Amoco that OCAW will use to the Board of Trustees this spring or early next med into an ice arena. tee of Local 7346 of the Oil, as a minimum standard. Rogers said the only union fall. "Other possible aspects of the building include Chemical and Atomic Workers Schwamberger said Sohio's locals that have received strike The convocation proposal is a two-part project. track and field facilities, physical recreation, union, said talks broke down contract offer contained some of authority are the Sohio refinery The first part consists of funding and building the ROTC firing range, city, government, municipal Wednesday afternoon. He said the same economic benefits of workers at Toledo and Marcus facility. The other aspect is the conversion of An- and county offices, a place to hold rock concerts negotiations were stalled be- the Amoco settlement, but the Hook, Pa. derson Arena into amphitheatre classrooms. and therapeutic services," Olscamp said. cause of overlapping issues be- overall offer was not within the Marcus Hook workers also "I foresee dozens of problems with this project. He said with such a complex project it would be tween national OCAW bargain- spirit of the national pact. were expected to walk off the job It is the most complicated project in the history of difficult to break ground in less than four years. It ing goals and local goals. While the Sohio offer con- at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Rogers the University," Olscamp said. will require many different resources to fund the Sohio spokeswoman Elena tained gains in some areas, it said. The project will cost in excess of $25 million, he project. Coccari said the company plans also has concessions, he said. Sohio also has refineries in said. "There will be six major sources of funding for to resume negotiations as soon "Things deteriorated fur- Lima, and Alliance, La. The "We're in the process of drawing up the plans," the convocation project. The funding will include as possible, but no new talks are iously at the bargaining table. OCAW contract at the Lima faci- Olscamp said. ''A total of $25,000 has been allo- Erivate donations, bonds, leases, state and possi- scheduled. The offer was very unsatisfac- lity doesn't expire until August, cated to the analysis of the project." ly federal aid," Olscamp said. Talks have been going on be- tory," he said. and the Louisiana refinery is According to Olscamp, to implement the project. D See Project, page 6 tween the two sides for the last Rod Rogers, a spokesman at non-union. Friday News in Brief
DThe cost of garbage is going up, see story page three. - NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Operators of surrogacy centers say ciation. "In the meantime, it continues to leave hundreds of OTourists hit the Canadian strip, see the state Supreme Court's landmark ruling in the Baby M case people participating in these arrangements in a legal vac- story page four. won't put them out of business, but opponents hailed it as a uum." Surrogacy dealt major blow to the practice of paying women to bear children. "If I were running a surrogate-mother agency, I'd find some- DMaps aid geologists search for the Politicians, legal scholars and an attorney in the case said thing else to do in a nurry," said Angela R. Holder, a professor past, see story page five. major blow Sesterday's decision, which equated surrogacy for profit with of pediatrics law at the Yale University Medical School. legal baby-selling, shows that state statutes don't apply to the However, Holder said that if other state courts follow the DThe "great communicator" loses his practice. lead of the New Jersey court, the first state supreme court to touch, see story page seven. rule on a broken surrogacy contract, lawyers who arrange "It puts the burden back to the legislatures" to regulate it, such contracts would be unable to obtain malpractice insur- DThe Falcon leers host Ferris State said Lori Andrews, a researcher with the American Bar Asso- ance. over the weekend, see story page eight. THE BG NEWS
2 February 5,1988 Editorial Taking smokers' Game shows toughen up your intelligence and 2) even if Don Pardo: "To oblivion, Sade.*" you fail to present yourself as Alex! All expenses paid!" So now Loni Anderson, Sally more intelligent than your Alex: "And for our players Field, and their non-celebrity rights no answer rivals, you will be treated won- who answer sensibly? Tell them partner, Donna Owens, will at- derfully if you smile a lot and what's in it for them." tempt to bear that time. Donna, l Reggae voice. His first you in that such a situation It is easy and common to place is ridiculous. ful songs as "Exodus," ''War," solo album "Natty Dread" was exists. I, too, am an ardent blame on "the system" for one's I have a suggestion that may Bob Marley may not be a "Survival," and "Rat Race." In a huge success. This was fol- Wellness advocate, yet I do not own hardships. Perhaps on a help. How about some type of household name. Yet to those "War," for example, Marley's lowed in 1976 by "Rastaman Vi- want to believe that Wellness is large scale individually, there is roll-away bleachers, like those who knew him and loved his mu- prophetic ability became evi- bration," which contains such only for the middle and upper not much one can do to change used at the Cooper swimming sic, he was not just a celebrity, dent when he wrote, "until the classics as "Night Shift," classes. This is a long-standing "the system," yet there is much pool, which can be conveniently he was the voice of the oppres- philosophy which holds one race "Roots, Rock, Reggae," and problem that community health one can do to change his/her stored when not needed. A small sed and an antagonist of the op- superior and another inferior is "Chase Them Crazy Ball- officials are beginning to act own situation and attitude. bleacher would accommodate a pressors. Through his songs, finally and permanently discre- heads." Thereafter, his music upon. The health department on I agree that Wellness is not on majority of the people standing Marley addressed the needs of dited, everywhere there will be became more sophisticated, all levels is beginning to recog- the mind of someone who is on the ends, who would like a the downtrodden, the dispos- war." Throughout his life, Mar- grew in depth and exhibited an nize that funds spent on preven- struggling to meet basic needs. seat, leaving those to stand who sesed, the cheated and the ley dreamt of creating an auth- immense range of musical inno- tive measures save funds in The Wellness lifestyle cannot be would do so anyhow. Some peo- powerless. His lyrics gave hope entically Jamaican form of mu- vations. As a result, he gained other areas of health delivery adopted overnight. Changing a ple may say "Who would want to and courage to those who suffer sic. more international appeal. that focus on curative measures. lifestyle habit is the most diffi- sit there?'' I say, they are the injustices of apartheid, those In 1963, he teamed up with Ne- How can the concept of Well- cult thing to ask a person to do. already there, so why not let who live in the bowels of pov- ville O'Rily Livingstone (Bunny Marley was a versatile musi- ness be introduced to everyone? Small steps, starting with com- them sit and be comfortable? erty, and those who have be- Wailer) and Peter Hubert Mcln- cian. With the simple strum- One way is through community munity health education for Dave Bell come pawn in the heathen poli- tosh (the late Peter Tosh) to ming of his acoustic guitar in the health education. You may ask: adults and children for exposure OCMB6438 tics of hate and despair. form the Wailers. Under the song "Redemption Song," he "How are you going to get a to the Wellness concept is in or- Born on February 6,1945 to a tutelage of Joe Higgs, a veteran demonstrated that power of his working mother who nas barely der. It has to start somewhere. Jamaican mother (a direct des- Reggae artist, the Wailers re- music did not lie in a great num- enough time to diaper her baby Okay, Maybe I am a bit of an cendant of African slaves) and corded their first album "Sim- ber of instruments. His con- to attend community health idealist. I'm the first to admit it. Correction an English father, Marley iden- mer Down." The song was im- sciouaness was exemplary, for programs?" That is the question But, if it weren't for us idealists, A story in yesterday's tified with his African heritage mediately and massively suc- he was "emancipated from Wellness advocates and com- nothing would be questioned, BG News incorrectly re- at an early age. While living in cessful in Jamaica. The Wailers mental slavery." In one of his munity health educators need to nothing would be challenged, ported the number of rape- the ghettos of Trench Town, consolidated their message with songs, he exhorted us to believe address. nothing would be changed. I related calls received by Jamaica, he experienced first songs like "Rude Boy Rule in our own abilities when he told For instance, food stamps are could just sit back and say, The Link each year. The hand the iniquities of racial div- Them Rudie" and "Let Them us to "have no fear for atomic administered by the govern- "That's just the way it is...Oh, correct number is 50 to 75, isions, the challenges of econo- Go;" songs that reflected the energy for non a dem can stop ment, yet no nutrition education well." according to James Sar- mic hardship and the political social conditions in Jamaica at the time." is accompanied. One does not Kathy Varga tain, director. repression ot the poor and vul- the time. The 1973 album "Burn- Robert Nesta Marley died of need to "prepare food from Student Wellness Center nerable. These real life experi- ing" was the last recorded by lung cancer of May 11,1981. He ences later became the f oocl that the Wailers as a group, as the was recognized as a world hero SOCI€DV DAVID HARRIS fed his music and poetry. pressures of individualism and and honored as such by the in- Marley first became inter- advertising had begun to project ternational community. In 1978. ested in music after leaving Bob Marley, who had by this he received the International WA vwovi "we MO«£.. VIHH MOT ? PouaD ITS A uTTLt , school, while he was working as time taken on the physical ap- Peace Medal from the African .•'&...1*1 EATTrWVr. f££De*C\A,I CoalY Bri VoualD vfoO CROW Too LATE FOR AVACtV delegation to the UN. In 1980, he w^'junKfcoD. ..-;a»fi,.: TtlMA Hcuft ATNIC£ UMTv*. CACW oust - 60BC6R... and his group were guests of TH£ H£FT\£f» IOOAWC. \4 QcvMA V*L? . THE BG NEWS Prime Minister Robert Mugabe COMMA GET... \ ftmw. Ednor MWll McOHivriy Photo Editor Rot Upton of Zimbabwe during Zimbab- Mark Thalman \ Managing Editor Bain Thomaa Aaat Photo Editor we's national independence Aul Managing Editor Carolina Langar CNal Copy Editor Judi Kopp ceremonies. When he died, he Nawa Editor Ron Fflti CNal Copy Editor DaoM Rogara Judy Goldaworth was en route to Jamaica to City Editor Qrag Connal Copy Editor Jacioa JacMon receive the Jamaican National AMI City Editor Jody Immal Copy Editor Editorial Editor Linda Hoy Copy Editor Carol Karoowta* Order of Merit. WM Editor Kim Oam Copy Editor TknMalonay According to Jamaican Prime Aaat Wire Editor Juia Waaaca Copy Editor Stapnania Wamar Minister Edward Seaga, Marley Oiana Wondany Sporta Editor Tom SkarruviU Copy Editor "cannot be erased from our Aaat Sporta Editor Andy Woodard Production Suparvlaora minds." To highlight Marley's MM 01. Dava Kuhar. Friday Editor Daoorah Qottacnaft contribution to Reggae music Kraig Pyar Chflatma Rogara. David SWipaon AMIAaat iFriday i«l Editor_-..— w .- and the society at large, the BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Tna BG Nan >• pubtonad dafy Tuaaday trough Friday during ma aoadamK yaar and ' Carribean Association has , dunng m aummar aaaaton by *» Board aj Studant PuBaiMom ol Scratng Oraan KGTW Of A PKUPBHT — Cined a special tribute to I PONT miT w imemMKS you m> •} Axetp fium/nmt, rrpge Sola UMvarsJry or him. The tribute is sched- IUCTA WCCAHHAVe ove ANgKlWb Opvaona a«praaaad by oakmtm do not nicmajty ralact ma opMena of ma BQ uled to take place on his birth- comme c/wwmrs PASXP OUT ursmiY/ NOV FKONTKK 60 IWJCP day. Saturday, February 6,1988, CAHPIPAJW. HOW WT (JM0U6 AfrtM... Nomeem*. , INmsiP&mAL Amne ma BO Nawa and Boadng Oman Sam Ur»vani«y ara ajajaj opoorUfly amptoyar* and mJceBfmnrr \ nuptxiMare/ coumse. UK& do net aacnmnan in Hrtog pracacaa at the North East Commons. A v •Mum- Tha BO NM *a not aooapt aOVanWng tat • daamad dlacnrnmawv. Oagradmg or Chicago based Reggae group, Muajng on »ia baa* ol raoa, aa« or nalonal origin Safari, will perform during the copyright t»8« by tha BO Nawa aj rtgMa raaarvad. occassion. The event is part of Buainaa. Oka EdWIal OHO. the activities marking the Black 214 Waal Hal PK <4t») 3722B01 210WaatHH Pfc |41») 372-2B0J History month. Mai, Bjaaj atata um»ara«y Bowing Oman. OMb 434030278 Amieyni is a teaching fellow in Summar Noun: 7:30 am to S p.m. Monday trotajn Thuraday 7.30 » to 11:30 a.ai Friday the School of Mass Communica- tion. I THE BG NEWS
Local February 5,1988 3 Blood drive set Residents should recycle
by ,fared O. Wadley 1983, even though routes were will tell him in two or three tion and recycling program staff reporter added, he said. years whether or not it will ap- coordinator, said both the in'Land of Oz' However, this did not help the STOve 80 acres north of the land- national and local level landfill amount of solid wastes placed in ill for future use. problems are frightening be- by Beth Church With landfill costs increasing the Wood County Sanitary Land- If the EPA does not approve cause alternatives such as in- staff reporter from $8 a ton to $19, one city offi- fill. the land, Schutte said waste cineration are costly. cial recommended local resi- Floyd Schutte, Wood County would have to be loaded into Pearson said the cost of alter- dents help control solid waste Sanitary engineer, said within transfer boxes and taken to an- natives makes it important for The Bed Cross Bloodmobile will return to the University next problems by recycling. three years another landfill will other facility. The nearest one, residents to take items to the week, but it will be competing for space in the Lenhart Grand Ball- David Barber, public works be needed. he said, is the Hancock County Bowling Green Jaycee Recy- room with a yellow brick roacf director, said separating news- He added that the Ohio Envi- Sanitary Landfill, in Findlay. cling Center, 515 E. Poe Road. The road will be part of the preparations for Mardi Gras, an an- papers, glass, and aluminum ronmental Protection Agency Gayl Pearson, litter preven- However, an October, 1987 nual festival sponsored by the University Activities Organization. cans for recycling, will save the survey compiled and prepared The theme of this year's festival is "Musicals Come to BG," which city money as landfill costs for by Pearson said 172 out of 300 re- will be held Feb. 13. The yellow brick road is for the set of "The Wi- equipment and testing increase. sidents surveyed donate news- zard of Oz." Last year, when more than Senate approves landfill bill papers, glass jars, bottles, scrap The blood drive will run Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 5,200 tons of solid waste were aluminum and cardboard to the p.m., alongside the preparations for Mardi Gras. collected, it cost the city $42,000, COLUMBUS (AP) - A bill that would require landfill opera- center to help with the solid "The bloodmobile can have as much room as they need; their Barber said. With the increasing tors to make monthly reports to state and local officials on waste problem. work is very important," said Lynn Zweidinger, vice president of landfill prices, it would cost methane gas concentrations has been approved by the Senate. But Pearson said more people UAO. $76,000, and a cost of $100,000 to The measure, passed Wednesday, heads to the House for ap- should recycle because it will Workers and volunteers for the Red Cross, however, have more $110,000 is projected by June proval of changes. It would make the monthly reports to the save natural resources. than the celebration on their minds. 1988, he added. Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and the local health When asked if people should "Our goal is at least 200 pints each day," said Judy Goris, R.N., "We are getting more houses board mandatory if the concentration was higher than federal be required to help with landfill who is director of the drive. in town, and there is an increase standards and would impose fines and penalties for failure to problems, 45.3 percent of the re- In order to fully serve this area, the Red Cross of Northwest Ohio in volume of trash — not a great spondents in Pearson's survey must collect at least 265 pints daily, Goris said. deal, but an increase," Barber Sen. Grace Drake, R-Solon. said the measure would make stated recycling should be vol- She said she is expecting a very good turnout next week. said. violation of the reporting requirement a felony. Specified oper- untary, and 47 percent said it "When we were nere in November, we had a record day of 269 In order to save money, the ating and closed landfills in Ohio would be targeted by the bill, should be required by law. The pints," Goris said. "It was a Friday, and usually that's our slowest city cut its manpower for gar- she said. □ See Methane, page 4. remaining 7.7 did not respond to day.'1 bage collecting by 50 percent in the question.
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Enjoy your favorite sundaes in the sunny South Pacific • Watch the Olympics while enjoying Nachosl THE BG NEWS 4 February 5,1988 Labs aid in test taking Pikes meet in BG ty Hall. This service helps students in quantitative by Pamela Monastta house and the Union„where the vice president and Pike by Debbie Hippie reasoning, logical development and computational staff reporter seminars will be held. alumni, and Norm Heineman, staff reporter skills. "There will be a model ini- attorney and the owner of B.G. According to John Zimmerman, the director, tiation for our chapter adviser, Beverage, who will be speak- At the end of each semester, a plea for help is "The math lab is a supplement to services ren- The University's Pi Kappa Dick Powers; we will be in- ing on legal liability. heard at the University. To lend a helping hand, dered here at Bowling Green. They meet at a one Alpha chapter is hosting the stalling him as an honorary Gary Brewer, senior IPCO academic assistance centers are provided. on one setting." The students meet in a small 1988 Great Lakes Regional Pike," Matthews said. major and member of the These labs are a part of six "academic en- group as a "third line of defense," he said. Conference of their fraternity. The events will then continue Pikes said, "We want this con- hancement" programs at the University. The lab is open 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday Thirteen PI Kappa Alpha with a continental breakfast, ference to be more outstanding The programs include the Pre-Major Advising through Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, (Pike) chapters will be attend- class seminars in the Union, a than any other regional con- Office, the Study Skills Laboratory, the Mathemat- and 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday. ing the conference, beginning formal dinner and then finally ference. ics Laboratory, the Writing Laboratory, Student Tips are offered at the Writing Laboratory to tonight at 8. a semi-formal party hosted at "We want to show them a Support Services and the Satellite Tutoring improve a students' work. Kevin Matthews, president the Pike house with several great time, the meaning of Pi Centers. We're interested in improving their writing for of the Pikes, said the Uni- sororities on campus invited. Kappa Alpha,"he said. The Study Skills Laboratory, open 9:30 a.m. to 5 the future," Carol O'Shea, director of the Writing versity's chapter was selected "Everything, but the party The theme for this year's p.m. Monday through Friday, is in 212 Moseley Laboratory, said. Students can come to 303 to host the conference this year Saturday night, is funded by conference is "The Pursuit of Hall and is a free service for all students who want Moseley Hall with their paper at any stage of de- at the regional conference in our nationals and the $20 fee Excellence." to improve their test-taking and time management velopment to get writing suggestions. She said Cincinnati last year. each attending member must Bob Burns, the Great Lakes skills. they are not there to write papers for students. "The planning process be- pay," Matthews said. Regional vice president and "We don't proofread; we're interested in ex- gan a year ago when we re- the Pike nationals will be the organizer of this event General workshops offered include "Test Anxi- plaining," O'Shea said. turned with the news," he said. paying for the speakers that said,"Pi Kappa Alpha has ety," "Test Preparation —Note-taking, and Read- No appointment is necessary, but it is recom- There will be approximately will be attending and hosting been doing this conference on ing," and "Effective Test-taking." In addition to mended. She warned that the lab gets busy around 30 members from each indi- some of the seminars. an annual basis; we don't want the workshops, the Study Skills Lab also offers in- the sixth week of the semester. vidual chapter which will be Raymond Tucker, chairman IFC to think we are trying to dividual class instruction for subjects in which Other academic enhancement programs at the about 300 men staying, here of the Interpersonal Commun- rival them for the spring students are having problems. University include the Pre-Majormg Office, in 101 this weekend. Matthews said. ications department, will be leadership conference. "We specifically gear these mini-workshops to University Hall. It provides counseling for unde- They will be staying at the speaking on "Dealing with "The conference has been students having problems in biology, chemistry, cided majors and people with majors who are un- Holiday Inn, 1550 E. Wooster, Different People." around a long time and we feel physics and geology," said co-director Joyce certain of their direction. with bus transportation avail- Other speakers include Mike very lucky to be able to host it BUnn. Other programs include sociology, psychol- Student Support Services, also at 101 University able to and from the Pike Clancy, the previous regional this year, "he said. ogy, history and political science. The lab also has Hall, is a program designed to counsel educa- mentor groups meeting weekly and "how-to" tionally, culturally or economically disadvantaged books available. students. Satellite Tutoring Centers are also avail- The Mathematics Laboratory is in 101 Universi- able in the Off-Campus Student Center. Methane- Clubs attract tourists 3 Continued from page 3. spoke on campus last night. "The dancers wear shoes, or a Specified operating and closed by Tim Bush Border cities have always at- bra around their neck." €SSflV CONT€ST landfills in Ohio would be tar- reporter tracted foreigners looking for The Windsor strip clubs have Sponsored by flPC geted by the bill, she said. action, he said. " 'Tijuana recently been attacked by a co- The impetus for the measure North' is one of the names I've alition of conservative Chris- was complaints from residents The short drive to Windsor, heard it called." tians, feminists, anti-abortion Why should we celebrote Block History living around landfills who felt Ontario satisfies people's de- The strength of the American activists, and the police. Topic: concentration of highly flam- Month sires to see a foreign city and dollar, Ontario's lower drinking "The bolice contend that the mable and explosive gas was not foreign bodies, said Robert age and Windsor's reputation as clubs attract crime such as drug 1st prize- $50 University Bookstore Gift Certificate adequately watched by the Whitehurst, a sociologist from a "sexy and raucous" city are trafficking and prostitution; and EPA, she said. 2nd prize- $20 University Bookstore Gift Certificate the the Uni- ~ three factors which have attrac- the other groups say that nudity versity of ted Americans in search of por- is immoral and degrading to all 3rd prize- $10 University Bookstore Gift Certificate Windsor. nography, Whitehurst said. involved," he said. Woodsy Owl for Windsor, the Windsor began building that However, Whitehurst said the Deadline Feb. 18,1988 5:00 p.m. s=»Clean Water home of 12 reputation in the early 1970s police cannot demonstrate that strip clubs when the first strip club, Tracy a correlation exists between the Office of Minority Programs & Activities which are Star's, appeared, he said. "They clubs and crime increase. 3rd floor Union GiveahooT heavily featured nude dancing couples, "People in Windsor have star- patronized by which was interesting." ted asking 'Why are the cops Chorlene Kemp Queener 372-2978 Don't pollute. visitors from Windsor reached a peak of 15 spending so much time watching the United, or 16 strip clubs three years ago, the girls instead of watching for States, is tvpi-'vti whltehur.t but is now back to 12, he said. crime?'"he said. cal of cities on international Total nudity is illegal in Wind- Whitehurst taught at the Uni- FRAZIER REAMS FELLOWSHIPS borders, said Whitehurst, who sor, according to Whitehurst. versity from 1962-1963. FOR RISING SENIORS WITH INTEREST IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS EACH FELLOWSHIP AMOUNT IS $1,500 Deadline: Friday, March 4, 1988 The Frazier Reams Public Affairs Undergraduate Fellowship Program was established in 1973 in recognition of Frazier Reams, Sr. and his distinguished service in the broadcasting industry as a member of Congress and as a trustee of Bowling Green State University.
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Elsewhere February 5,1988 7 Contra aid defeated by House WASHINGTON (AP) — House rejection of request, but the House action was legally Central American leaders to arrange their President Reagan's request for $36.2 million sufficient to cut off any further assistance own peace settlement. in new aid to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels past Feb. 29 for the Contra forces seeking to "Mr. Reagan did not come to Washington left the president's bitterly debated Central overthrow the leftist Sandinista government to preside over Central America," Wright America policy in shambles yesterday. in Managua. said. Reagan's speeches Despite a lobbying blitz by Reagan, the The White House expressed dis- House rejected further military support for appointment that the House "did not vote to House Minority Leader Robert Michel, the insurgents by a 219-211 vote Wednesday keep pressure on the Sandinistas during the R-IU., drew cheers from outgunned conser- losing their punch night. In doing so, it dismissed the presi- peace process" and said it would begin con- vative GOP partisans when he declared that dent's argument that only the Contras could sultations about the future of the resistance. "the issue of Nicaragua and Central Amer- WASHINGTON (AP) - Network in setting aside time prevent creation of a communist stronghold Calero said his forces have enough arms to ica will not go away. Live television or no live tele- for the Oval Office broadcast in Central America. last about two months and enough food for a "If you vote this package down, you better vision, President Reagan's Tuesday night, would it have month. "We will press on with our last be prepared to bear the consequences, and power to make a speech and made a difference? House Democrats, who handed Reagan breath," he said. who among you is smart enough to predict bring pressure on Congress Many think not. the stinging defeat, said they would support the path (Nicaraguan President) Daniel Or- isn't what it used to be. alternative humanitarian aid for the Contras However, he added that the Contras still tega will take you? " "Presidents have to realize but would no longer finance warfare in a re- "look forward to getting aid" from the White House conservatives they can only use that weapon gion that is now seeking peace. United States. On the final vote, a dozen Republicans are furious with the three as a reinforcing tool when As Contra leader Adolfo Calero looked Democratic leaders were jubilant. e" ined 207 Democrats in voting against Con- major television networks for they have a great deal of down glumly from the crowded visitors' gal- "Yesterday's vote is the end of a chapter," a aid, while 164 Republicans and 47 Demo- not carrying live the presi- momentum going," said Joe lery, Democrats leaped to their feet and said House Majority Whip Tony Coelho, crats backed Reagan's request. dent's last-minute plea this Foote, chairman of the Radio- burst into cheers when their victory was as- D-Calif. "The Contra policy is the past." The crucial swing votes were cast by week for new aid to the Ni- Television Department of sured. Toward the end of 11 hours of emotional moderate Southern Democrats such as Rep. caraguan Contra rebels. Southern Illinois University, floor debate, Speaker Jim Wright of Texas Dan Mica of Florida, who cast his first direct But even if ABC, NBC and who is writing a book on the The Senate planned to decide later yester- appealed for a "no" vote on Contra aid in vote against Contra aid after seven years of CBS had joined Cable News subject day whether to take up a similar Reagan aid favor of support for diplomatic efforts by backing the rebel cause. Kremlin remains quiet Law stops divestment LANSING, Mich. (AP) - The favoring South Africa divesti- sell off much of its stock, but re- Lieutenant's death goes unreported in Soviet media nation's first law forcing public ture. fused to sell shares of companies colleges to dump investments in headquartered in Michigan or of companies operating in South The law, signed by Gov. Wil- those with large Michigan job MOSCOW (AP) - Georgi Ma- cast reported this information, The government's failure to Africa is unconstitutional, the liam Milliken in 1982, made Mi- forces. lenkov died more than two keeping silent about a man who report Malenkov's death, Michigan Court of Appeals ruled chigan the first state to force its weeks ago but the death of one of helped shape the-world's first however, reflects a continuing in a decision released Wednes- public colleges to rid portfolios All other Michigan schools Josef Stalin's main lieutenants socialist state before being con- uncertainty among the current day. of South Africa-related in- complied, while Michigan State has gone unreported in the So- signed to the oblivion of a power vestments. It also ordered University and Eastern Michi- plant in east Kazakhstan. Kremlin leadership over how to viet press. present past errors and excesses The judges agreed that the schools to sell investments in gan University sold their South Such official silence il- to the Soviet people. law, intended as a protest companies dealing with the So- Africa investments before the lustrates the Kremlin's hesi- On Tuesday, the official news It also demonstrates that against South Africa's policy of viet Union. law passed. tance to embrace fully its policy agency Tass issued the first re- racial separation, violated the Communist Party chief Mikhail universities' constitutional At one time, the University of "We are pleased that once of greater openness and ac- port of Malenkov's death but no Gorbachev's policy of "glas- Michigan held stock worth more knowledge the darker pages of papers or radio stations carried nost," or openness, is easily sa- autonomy. again the principle of the re- its past. it. than $50 million in companies gents' authority to control uni- crificed in matters concerning A three-judge panel ruled the Joins business in South Africa versity funds has been sustained Malenkov died Jan. 14 and the party and its reputation. University of Michigan was ;..id $16 million in companies in- by the courts," said Richard was buried in Kuntsevskoye Tass said the delay in an- Malenkov, who was 86, symbo- right to balk at being ordered to volved in the Soviet Union. Kennedy, vice president for Cemetery in western Moscow nouncing his death was "con- lized the Stalin era and the sell off stocks, and said Michi- eovernment relations at the five days later. But no Soviet nected with the wish of his rela- policies of that time that are now gan does not have a public policy Its board of regents agreed to diversity of Michigan. newspaper or state-run broad- tives." under scrutiny.
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THE BG NEWS 8 February 5,1988 Sports Burson powers leers play host to Bulldogs Buckeye upset Streaking FSG invades Ice Arena for two CCHA contests Collegiate Hockey Association ups, Fridgen has recorded 17 6-4 loss at the hands of Illinois- by Al Franco and holds sixth place with 24 goals and 21 assists for 38 points, Chicago last Saturday. COLUMBUS (AP! - Jay Burson scored 20 poufcs, Including two sports reporter points, just two behind fifth- while dePourcq is 19-18-37. The recent success of FSU clinching free throws with 17 seconds remaining, as Ohio State beat place BG. The defense is anchored by doesn't seem to surprise Falcon No. 17 Illinois 64-60 in the Big Ten Conference last night. When the Bowling Green In the process, the Bulldogs junior Randy Robertson (2-9-11) defenseman Kevin Dahl. The victory, Ohio State's third over a ranked Big Ten team at hockey team traveled to Grand have taken three of four points and sophomore Clark Davies "We don't have any easy home this season, lifted the Buckeyes to 11-7 overall and 4-4 in the Rapids, Mich, to face Ferris against second-place Michigan (3-9-12). Sophomore Mike Wil- weekends left because every conference. Illinois, which lost its third straight game, fell to 14-7 State in the first half of the State and two of four against liams has seen the majority of team has improved," he said. and 4-4. season, the Falcons chained and first-place Lake Superior. action between the pipes. Wil- "If we can play them five-on- Illinois, which led 29-27 at the half, scored the first eight points of tamed the Bulldogs as they liams posts a 10-7-4 record with a five and our special teams work the second half for a 37-27 lead. The Illini led by 41-30 with 16:11 re- skated to 8-4 and 9-6 victories. 4.02 goals-against average. well, then we should be able to maining. But apparently the Bulldogs In order for the Bulldogs to es- win." But Ohio State came back to pull even at 51 on a basket by Jerry have broke their leash and have cape BG victorious, it appears The Falcons have three Francis with 5:01 left. been out on the prowl heading that Ferris must capitalize on players among the top 10 scorers into the weekend series at the the power play, which ranks last in the CCHA - sophomore Nelson The Buckeyes took the lead for good on a three-point play by BG Ice Arena having posted a in the CCHA (24-130, .185). Emerson (third, 15-28-43), junior Grady Mateen with 2:23 remaining, 56-53. Illinois pulled to within 6-2-2 record in their last 10 As far as the rest of the season Greg Parks (fifth, 19-23-42), and 58-57 on Lowell Hamilton's two free throws with 1:04left. games. Both games are slated goes, Perpich prefers to take it senior Brian Meharry (seventh, But Burson scored on a driving layup with 57 seconds left for a for 7:30 p.m. game by game. 18-21-39). 60-57 lead. Curtis Wilson added two free throws with 37 seconds left During the stretch, FSU has "We don't have any concrete Pacing the Falcon back line is to make it 62-57. gained ground in the Central Dahl Emenon goals," Perpich said. "If we senior captain Scott Paluch Ferris State head coach John keep playing the way we have (7-29-36), and sophomore Dahl Perpich attributes the surge to been, things should work out." (1-13-14), while the goaltending getting some quality players Perpich is also well aware the chores belong to Paul ConnelH back in the line-up. Bulldogs are not the only team Connell has a record of 14-7-2 "I think we're a lot healthier which has caught fire in the and a 4.62 goals against aver- as a team, and certainly we've ranks of the CCHA. age. played very well of late," Per- "Bowling Green is a very good Falcon Update: Who's hot? pich said. skating hockey team," he said. . . . Emerson comes into the The Bulldogs have had no less "Right now, they're one of the weekend riding a 10-game scor- than six starters aggravated by hottest teams in the CCHA." ing streak. He has five goals and injuries in the past 30 games. While the Bulldogs have won 13 assists for 18 points during the Leading the offensive attack six of their last 10, the Falcons period. for FSU are senior left wing Dan have iced nine of their last 12 . . . Senior Don Barber has Fridgen and freshman center (9-2-1), posting a five-game win picked up 26 points in his last 11 John dePourcq. In CCHA match- streak, which came to a halt in a G See leers, page 10. Indiana defeats Minnesota BLOOMTNGTON, Ind. (AP) an early 20-point lead and It was Indiana's 12th straight — Joe Hillman had 13 of his ca- coasted to a 92-63 Big Ten Con- victory over Minnesota, and it reer-high 17 points in the first ference basketball victory over half last night as Indiana built Minnesota. was the Gophers' second straight loss since they snapped a 21-game conference losing streak with a triumph at Michi- gan State last week. Flyers that Spread The Hoosiers never trailed the Gophers in either half. fwo Public the Word Lecture* TODAY MONDAY SPECIALS ONLVI 1/2 BAKED CHICKEN Now Kinko's can help you create professional Includes: Mashed flyeni using the latest technology in computer graphics. Potatoes Apple's Macintosh computer and LaserWriter printer & Gravy, combine to make great-quality flyers! 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WOOSTER ST. 352-2595 354-2535 BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43402 1 i ret c THE BG NEWS February 5,1988 S Geology prof digs into America's roots by Elizabeth Kimes from the war." processing technology garnered stall reporter The area was also used by the from his employment at the Jet Boy Scouts in the 1960s. While Propulsion Laboratory and camping in the area, the Boy Geospectra Corporation. When American Revolutiona- Scouts further disturbed the site ry troops abandoned campsites by digging latrines and burying He then analyzed calcium and at Valley Forge in 1778, they had trash, he said. potassium levels in the grass to no idea that over two centuries determine where fireplaces later the area would be of his- Another portion of the camp stood. According to Parrish, if toric value. area was permanently covered the grass contains higher levels when parking lots were built at of the chemical, they can begin Yet for Jay Parrish, a Uni- the park. to secure locations of the exact versity assistant professor of "Archaeologists were kind of campsites. geology, tracking down the horrified by all of this," Parrish Within the next week, Parrish remnants of the Revolutionary said. will compare his findings with War has become a year-long With the aid of historians and those of the archaeologists from project. British spy maps, the exact lo- the National Park Service, he Working with archaelogists cation of one of the encamp- said. from the National Park Service, ments was determined. Al- "I've always loved history," Parrish concentrated on deter- though the least preserved of the Parrish said. "Valley Forge is mining the exact locations of the sites, it will serve as a founda- right between where my parents troops campsites. tion for future studies, he said. live in Philadelphia ana where According to Parrish, the con- my in-laws live. So when we'd go tinued use of the Valley Forge "Because the site wasn't per- home, we had to drive through area as farmland and state and served very well, there wasn't the park. I always thought it was national parks has hampered much to lose in terms of histori- a beautiful area and I decided to the search to a degree. cal value if we dug there," Par- do something there." rish said. Parrish, who worked on the "After the encampment, the An aerial photo taken in 1950 project with five University stu- local people viewed the area as was digitalized and enhanced by dents, received funding from the just something the army had Parrish to display markings on Photo/University Public Relations National Park Service. trashed," Parrish said. "First the land before the area was fur- "I desire research like this the land was farmed and then ther disrupted in the '60s. because it is interesting," Par- over the next 100 years people Parrish used a variety of rish said. "It also helps to raise Jay Parrish looks over maps and other computer data he has gathered about Revolutionary War era Valley would go souvenir hunting. In Forge campsites. techniques at the sites. Among the knowledge and interest of this century, people brought them were methods he used to students in general about ge- metal detectors to look for but- discover oil while working at ology, especially in my Geology tons and other memorabilia Mobil Oil Co. and image 104 class/' At the Union and VAX labs, the hours are Mon- by Debbie Hippie day through Thursday 8 a.m. to midnight and Fri- staff reporter days 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 1 p.m. to midnight on Sundays. r University Computer Services will extend its lab Blotter hours to accommodate students as of Sunday, Feb. Along with lab time, Computer Services also has Students 7. free beginning seminars on how to use the Macin- According to Patricia Tussing, computer opera- tosh and IBM computers with software programs. □A complaintant reported a stolen stereo and damage to the tions supervisor, the hours have been changed be- dash of the car from which it was taken. Damages valued at cause of the increase in usage at the computer Any student with his identification card and cur- $259. get more labs. rent validation sticker can use any computer lab GThe glass covering the building directory board in Eppler "It was something we needed to do because on campus, she said. South was broken by unknown individual(s), damage valued at usage is skyrocketing," she said. The hours are always posted on the lab's doors $50. At the end of each semester, Computer Services and Tussing said, "please call Fact Line, don't call DA complainant reported the theft of $75 worth of meal cou- lab time conducts a survey. Based on last semester's sur- the labs." for further information. pons in Anderson Hall, Harshman Quadrangle. vey, it found that 24-hour labs are something stu- She also suggests that if anyone has questions LJThe theft of a bicycle from the Offenhauer West bicycle dents would like. After two months of talking to about the labs they should call her at 372-2690 be- rack was reported. The bike was valued at $50. i University officials, the hours were changed. cause "hours can change at any time." . TOMORROW! HOME FALCON BASKETBALL vs. EASTERN MICHIGAN (UjK\ ) Women 12:30 Men 3:00 Don't let just anybody shoot your senior portrait heirs Ours You 've got five more days and limited appointment times left to use ours. Of course after that, there 'II be plenty of time to use theirs. Call 372-8086 and make your appointment today!!! THE BG NEWS 6 February 5,1988 Co-ops help job hunt Comics cooperate by Tracy Richards A key to finding a position is reporter developing contacts with em- ployers, Stanford said. The co- Improv a challenge to close-knit group op center has the resources to The average time it takes a help students gain contacts. college student to find a job after Students also overlook one of the by Melissa McGilllvray two years, "share" their tal- of like serving pudding to fat graduation is between six and 12 best contacts they may have: editor ents and never let each other people," Sinker said, laughing. months, but this time can be re- their parents, he said. fail because of forgotten lines. duced if the applicant has prior "It s not called 'brown-nosing' And McCarthy knows firsth- Following in the footsteps of experience, according to the as- but rather 'networking,' which They could have done brain and about forgotten lines. Dur- comedy greats like John Belu- sistant director of Cooperative means using all of your resour- surgery or improvisational ing a stint as Saturday Night shi, Dan Akroyd and Joan Education. ces. Don't let pride get in your comedy — but they chose "im- Live writer during the 1983-84 Rivers, the troupe uses scrip- David Stanford said students way of finding a job," he said. !irov" because it's more chal- season, McCarthy remembers, ted and impromptu material who participate in internships Another resource designed to enging. "so much of my stuff was tra- during two fast-paced 50-min- and co-ops gain experience help students find jobs before That's how members of Sec- shed. Lines are easily messed uteacts. which may help cut the time it ana after graduation are work- ond City comedy troupe, who up" on live TV, he said. In their Chicago club, the takes to find a job. shops organized by Stanford. performed to a crowd of about Ken Olshansky, another troupe performs live to about Internships and co-ops are Stanford suggests these poin- 500 in the Lenhart Grand Ball- Second City performer, said he 330 people, carrying on con- important because employers ters for getting an internship or room last night, describe their sees comedy becoming more versations with members of look for experience, Stanford co-op: LJDon't limit yourself off-the-wall profession. and more prevalent, especially the audience and taking said. Previous experience also geographically — be willing to Dave Sinker, a member of through television. comedy requests. But a large keeps the cost of training down relocate if the company calls for David Stanford the Chicago-based troupe, said "TV eats comedy like a fat part of their act is spent on the for employers. it. Acquiring experience while in the concept of improvisation person eats pudding," Olsan- road, playing to universities The difference between co-ops Keep in mind the key thing is school can help students clarify could be frightening if it wer- sky said, explaining that while and other organizations. and internships is that co-ops experience, not money. If you their career choice before look- en't for the closeness among nightclub performers could do are usually paid positions, must spend extra time at school, ing for their first job, Stanford the cast members. the same routine for years, But for this performance, whereas internships are not. Co- it will pay off if you walk out ful- said. Recent college graduates "It's all based on coop- ideas are used once on TV and the group said their act was ops also usually last longer than ly qualified for a good job. often become disillusioned with eration — if you don't coop- then are never seen again. tailor-made. internships, he said. However, Don't let summer and fall their jobs six months after start- erate, you're dead," he said. While deciding thafTV pays "We try to be as topical as approximately 90 percent of the sessions pass by without taking ing. Troupe member Mike better, the three agreed that we can and use local refer- internships through his office every opportunity to get experi- "Be patient, not everything McCarthy agreed, adding that live performing is a "a ences," Sinker said. "We did are paid. Stanford said. ence. will happen overnight," he said. members of the troupe, who charge." our homework because we have been working together "It s nice to be working, kind care about our audience." Gillmor D Continued from page 1. Gillmor will then be out of the of the race for the U.S. Senate. Senate also." Now what does he want to do? " Players Contacted at his Washington, By running, Gillmor would be A source in the Wood County D.C. office yesterday, the elder forced to vacate his Second Dis- Republican Party said if Gill- D Continued from page 1. him to repeat after them. "The best movie ever Latta said he would not respond trict seat in the Ohio Senate, a mor runs for Congress, Rex made is Top Gun!" When the exhausted former to rumors, but that he plans to position he has held since 1967. Damschroder, a Fremont Re- "He waterskis an awful lot...No boat, no skis, no student finally says he believes Tammy Faye vacate his seat. He said his son In 1986, Gillmor was narrowly publican who annnounced his in- nothing." Baker is the greatest American ever, the Repo is a strong candidate. defeated by James Rhodes for tention to run last month, would Members of the troupe do their homework to in- Men are satisfied with a job well done. the Republican Gubernatorial probably drop out. sure local references, and that was evident in the The players, while making fun of others, also nomination. "It will probably be a two-man many references to Bowling Green, The Toledo poked tun at the comedy profession. When asked about Gillmor's race between Bob Latta and Blade, Cleveland and Sundance restaurant. comments concerning his son, Robert Latta said yesterday Gillmor," the source said. As two men began an argument, their speech Latta said Gillmor could be fac- that Gillmor should decide Ohio Rep. Randall Gardner A former University student who never paid his became jumbled and incoherent. Consequently, a ing the end of his political ca- which office he would like to (R-Bowling Green) announced student loan was the butt of one skit, in which fellow comic entered, explaining, "It's not their reer. hold. early this week that he would not "Repo Men" come to repossess his education. fault —it's our writers. Ladies and gentlemen, if "Bob is in there (the race) to "I think it's time the people seek the Fifth District seat in the "Two plus two equals three," they insist, forcing you're going to drink, don't type." stay and to win," Latta said. ask Paul Gillmor what he wants U.S. Congress. However, Gard- "He will defeat Paul Gillmor, if to do with his life," the younger ner said he may be interested in Gillmor runs, and put an end to Latta said. "He got beat for gov- Project ernor and he has been in andout Gillmor's Ohio Senate seat, if his political career, because vacated. D Continued from page 1. human performance building sports information director, said Robert Latta said it doesn't lab between the present gym attendance at Anderson Arena is matter who enters the race. Ball State University will be- and field sports gym," Ginter similar to Ball State's. "I only want to represent the Cwork on a similar project summer. The project is not said. "It will have three levels "Our average basketball at- BGSU STUDENTS & FACULTY people of the Fifth District," he and will house many offices. tendance this year has been said. "I entered (the race) to one building; it is a combination of already existing buildings and "We don't have a facility large 2,771 and the arena seats 5,000," $ win." enough to compete with some of Sherk said. "On the other hand Clip these for a 1.00 off Latta, 31. has been gathering new ones. the local high schools nor do we the Ice Arena has a seating ca- his forces for the race. He said John Ginter, associate sports have a place that will attract pacity of 3,000. Last year the your next Breakfast and he has publicly received com- information director at Ball bands and big entertainment." average crowd was 3,146 and it's mittments from 16 county State, said the new building will According to Ginter, the Car- been 2,949 so far this year." chairpersons of the Republican encompass the already existing dinals haven't been able to fill Dinner at Dutch Pantry. Party. pool, gymnasium and track and their basketball arena. He said he wants to take the field facility. "You don't build a building for campaign right to the voters. "The new addition will have a The current basketball arena today; you must think about the Serving a Fresh, New Goodness. seats 7,000, but the average future," Ginter said. "You don't »« crowd this year has only been want to spend all that money This coupon entitles 3,100. he said. and find that you have outgrown you to $1.00 off the Chris Sherk, the University's it in five years." «!*$ -goo price of any Dutch off Pantry Dinner. I'., ."jnl V «l,d I..• .ft ID ll.t I'.I ■ - ' ~. I C oupon Ar l'»i„ |.,.i,| Durih Pane* Rniaui No Olh*f Coupont iHi,i. ... Ikkowi £ TIRED HAIR? >z *» r PFISTERER'S-GLADIEUX IT'S TIME -5* A Smmg a Fresh, New Goodness. FOR A CHANGE This coupon entitles you $1.00 off on Dutch Pantry's ENTIRE STOCK "Rise and Shine" Breakfast which includes 2 eggs cooked to order, *r *>i your choice of bacon or sausage, and a stack of pancakes or French V. toast topped with whipped butter. D>K by Andy Woodard champion Chris Turtle's record of 1,420 points. assistant sports editor Tuttle (1979-83), scored her points in 107 games. Motycka will be playing her 77th game tomorrow. "If I get the record, it will be an accomplish- Two women's basketball teams going in opposite ment. It will be honor," said Motycka, who is directions will meet tomorrow in Anderson Arena. averaging 19.9 points per game. "It'll be some- Bowling Green, winner of four straight and 10 of thing that I'll look back on and be proud about. • its last 11, hosts Eastern Michigan, loser of four in "It'll be something which reminds me, not only a row and nine of its last 10, in the battle of first of my success, but of the team's success as well. and last-place Mid-American Conference tea The record will be a complement to the team. It The Falcons, 14-4 overall, 7-1 in P won't just be me - it'll be the team which is getting the MAC, exploded Wednesday! the honor." night in a 101-78 victory over I Overall, the Falcons appear to be the dominate visiting Central Michigan. On I team. They lead the conference in team offense the other hand, the Hurons, 4-12, (78.4), field-goal percentage (.469), scoring mar- 1-7, are coming off a 97-66 loss at gin (9.3), and rebound margin (9.0). Ohio University. However, Motycka cautioned against any letup "We're in a transition year in from the squad. our program," Huron head "Eastern Michigan's a good team and they can coach Cheryl Getz said. "I'm in beat us iust like any other team in the MAC can," my first year as head coach, and L she saia. "They need a win and when they come we have a lot of young and inex- Getz here they'll get the opportunity. We'll have to play Krienced players who haven't had much playing hard to beat them." ne. Despite EMU's dismall record, Getz said her "Plus, we're hurting at the guard spots. We've team nas been playing hard. This is evident as had trouble handling teams which pressure us." they rank second in the MAC in rebounding margin The task might not get any easier for EMU as (3.6) without a starter over 5-11. the Falcons often put on a full-court press for the entire game. BG point guard Paulette Backstrom Getz added it will be difficult to shut down the said the team will look to up tempo the game. Falcons' high-scoring offense, but said her team "We're playing really well right now. We're will have to in order to win. moving well and passing the ball well," Back- "We need to play good defense," the former strom said. "We're playing good defense and if we Dayton assistant coach said. "They're all capable can continue to do that I think we'll do well against of scoring. I recruited some of their younger kids - Eastern." Heather Finfrock, Traci Gorman, Tecca Thomp- One of the sidelights of the game will be on Fal- son - so I know what they can do. We'll try to play con forward Jackie Motycka. The 6-0 junior is only our best possible defense." 13 Doints away from breaking BG all-time scoring Tip-oft is at 12:30 p.m. Tankers look to rebound ...... BG News/File Photo by Mark Huntebrinker in an important conference end would put BG in a second- Looking Ahead sports reporter meet. place tie with the Bobcats. The women suffered their first "With only one MAC dual Bowling Green forward Lamon Pippin, seen here in recent action, and the rest of the team are preparing loss of the year in seven dual meet remaining, this meet could for tomorrow's MidAmerican Conference home game against Eastern Michigan The Falcons dropped a The Bowling Green men's and meets last week at Miami decide the battle for second close 63-60 MAC game to Central Michigan on Wednesday and are now 712 overall, 2-6 in the MAC. The women's swim teams hope to (127-89), while the men fell to 1-2 place," said Falcon head swim season doesn't get any easier for BG as the Hurons come in with a conference-leading 7-1 record. Game get back on the winning track in the MAC, 5-2 overall with a coach Brian Gordon. time is 3 p.m. in Anderson Arena. this weekend. 115-103 loss at the hands of the Two Falcon women currently Redskins. hold top performances in the Both teams travel to Cincin- The Falcons are currently 2-1 MAC. Andrea Szekely is the nati to take on Xavier, today, be- in the MAC and in third place. owner of the best 500-yard frees- AMERICAN: ; LUNG ASSOCIATION fore returning home tomorrow OU is in second place at 3-0, tyle time, while Shari Williams The Chnsimas Sew People ■ to swim against Mid-American while Miami is in first with a 4-0 holds the conference's best Conference foe Ohio University mark. A win over OU this week- a See Swim Meet, page 10. BASKETBALL SATURDAY! - ^FALCONS vs. HURONS fi) "ROTR^ 12:30/3:00 KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr nB* * MON MOUTH DUO •6- # FEBRUARY 6, 1988 KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr IIB* KKr THE BG NEWS 10 February 5,1988 BG tumblers Woman to do color analysis Dean Ditmer, also a member of WBGU Myers said she had to do several demo by Andy Woodaid sports department, compares the first to a tapes before she was allowed to do the Job. travel to EMU assistant sports editor television first. He said Myers will be do- She said she is capable of doing the job be- ing the same thing as NBC's Gayle Sier- cause she has followed hockey since she ens. Sierens did the play-by-play for the was in high school. She added that hockey by Don Hvnsley The Hurons will be paced by A Bowling Green first will take place Kansas City - Seattle National Football was her favorite sport. ipoitl n'porltfr Dawn Hintz, who last week had tomorrow when BG's hockey team hosts League game last December. Myers, who is a sophomore from Fair- two first-place finishes and two Ferris State. Ditmer said Myers Is deserving of the view Park, ammitted she's somewhat git- second-place finishes in their Sandy Myers, a member of the sports chance. tery. The Bowling Green gymnas- loss to Western. Highlighting department at WBGU radio, will do the "She's worked very hard," Ditmer said. ' Sure, I'm nervous," she said. "I know tics team will attempt to keep its Hintz's performance was her" color analysis of the hockey game, the "Personally, I think it's a great jump for it's going to be difficult for the fans to tune two-game Mid-American Con- score of 9.0 on the uneven bars, radio station announced yesterday. her. A lot oi guys have worked in the booth in and believe a female. They'll probably ference win streak alive and her winning all-around Myers, a radio-television-film major, and I think she's showing a lot of guts. I say "What does she know?" tomorrow when they tumble score of 35.5. will be the first woman to do the Job which hope she does well." "But I hope they don't say that." against Eastern Michigan in The Falcons, on the other had formerly been done by men. Myers credited WBGU sports director In addition to working on the sports Yps i 1 an ti, hand, will be looking to improve "I'm really excited about it," Myers Beth Faber for the chance. staff, Myers Is on the sales staff and the Mich. on their bar scores. The bars said. "I'm glad for the opportunity and I'm "Beth puts in so much work. She's a assistant promotions director at the The Falcons have been the downfall for the looking forward to it." wonderful person to work for," she said. station. have won the squad this year. With an im- last two weeks proved performance on the against Ball bars, the women should be able State, and are to record a much improved currently look- team score. Basketball Hall of Famers named ing to gain BG will be led by junior cap- ground on tain Kim Trost, who had a SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) immediate. A first-round draft he teaches teen-agers who have doesn't mean I've figured out MAC leader season-best score of 9.0 on the — Wes Unseld, the first year he pick, who had averaged 19 re- been in trouble with the law. how to win every game," said Western Mi- Tro«t vault last week. Freshmen Meg was up for election, Clyde Lovel- bounds and 20 points a game at After leading Kansas to the Miller. chigan (6-0 overall, 4-0 in the Griffin and Kim Crawford will lette and Oregon State Coach the University of Louisville, Un- NCAA Championship in 1952 and MAC). BG, 2-1 overall, is cur- also be looking to supply more Ralph Miller were named to the seld was named the NBA's Most the U.S. Olympic team to the rently tied for second with Cen- top scores. Basketball Hall of Fame yester- Valuable Player as well as Roo- gold medal in Helsinki, he aver- tral Michigan. Crawford is also coming off a day. kie of the Year in 1969. The only Icers The biggest concern for the season's best score of 9.0 on the aged 17 points a game in an A fourth man whose election other player to gain both honors 11-year professionalcareer with i) Continued from page 8. Falcons is that they currently floor exercise last week, and was announced was the late Bo- was Wilt Chamberlain. possess the lowest team score Griffin is always among the the Minneapolis Lakers, Cincin- games, scoring eight goals bby McDermott, who dropped Following his retirement, Un- ati, St. Louis and the Boston Cel- and posting 18 assists. (171.7) in the six-team confer- leaders in all events. out of high school to star in the seld was named vice president tics. ence. The meet begins at 1 p.m. ... Parks has 18 points in pros in the 1930s. of the Bullets in 1981. He began After his retirement from the his last 11 games with nine Although Unseld made it in his this season as an assistant Celtics, Lovellette worked as a goals and nine assists. first try, the Honors Committee coach. television sports director, sher- .. . Senior Brent Regan Sound off against passed over his flashier former Unseld was surprised that iff of Vigo County, Ind., director has eclipsed his career- teammate Earl Monroe for a Monroe again failed to win elec- of a nursing home in Illinois, high total for one season. A noise pollution second consecutive year. tion. "If anybody in his era revo- owned an antique shop on Cape His 30 points betters the 29 "I wasn't flashy and I never lutionized the game it was Earl. Cod and coached at St. An- he accumulated last played pretty," said Unseld, We have Michael Jordan and thony's High School in New Bed- season. who last month became head Magic Johnson now, but he was ford, Mass. ... Sophomore Joe Quinn coach of the Washington Bullets the one who set the standard for "I think anybody who goes has a five-game scoring in the NBA. "My contributions that type of play," Unseld said. into coaching hopes some day he streak, tying his career were in the things most people Lovellette, who ushered in the might be elected and I'm just as high. He has posted four don't notice. They weren't In era of the high-scoring big happy as can be," said Miller, goals and two assists for high scoring or dunking or be- center in the early 1950s at the who prior to Thursday night's six points during the hind-the-back passes." University of Kansas, said he tame with the University of stretch. Meharry also has But during his 13-year playing also had felt ignored by the Hall outhern California had amas- a five-game streak career with the Bullets, the of Fame. sed a 642-358 record in 37 years (3-7-10). SENIOR 6-foot-9 Unseld, who also played "It seems somewhat overdue. of college coaching. center on his high school football I used to read about guys who "I enjoy the work, and that Phi Eta Sigma Members team and won the Kentucky came after me getting elected, state high school shot put cham- and it sort of made me wonder. pionship, averaged 14 rebounds But I'm just glad it happened, Swim Meet and 10.6 points in 984 games and before I passed away, said You may bo eligible for led the Bullets to the 1978 NBA Lovellette, in a telephone inter- 11 Continued from page 9.-———————-^—— title. view between classes at White's times in the 50 and 100 freestyle. one of nine His impact on the Bullets was Institute in Wabash, Ind., where The relay events could be a major factor in this weekend's meet. BG's time of 4:01.33 in the 400 medley relay is the second best in the MAC this season. OU's time of 4:03.87 is the third $ best. The Falcons and Bobcats are also second and third, re- 2,000 Scholarships!! Get your Fail Housing spectively, in the 400 freestyle relay. Falcon diver Mary Pfeiffer and OU's Dayna Green will from battle on the one- meter board. Green owns the conference's best score (273.25), while Pfeiffer's 271.05 is the MAC's second If you plan to enter best. GREENBRIAR. INC. The men look for their second win of the year in the MAC ag- graduate school in the aist OU, which is currently 2-1 in MAC competition, 10-3 over- featuring all. Rich Foster, coming off a fine performance last weekend in fall of 1988 contact: winning the 100 and 200 freestyle events, and Mike Poindezter, winner on both the one- and three-meter boards last weekend and holder of the MAC's best score (291.13) of the season on the POE ROAD APTS. one-meter board, lead the Falcons against a solid OU squad. Mike Drabenscott 372-5526 Today's action against the Musketeers gets under way at 4 215 E. 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For more Into can I'm glad you came lo BG come along and keep me warm Keep your eyes open tor informal rush with the Love. June 354-8420 Just to see Nthe cJe me Perfectly Plaid wi be out ol sighti Your personal ski bunny. beat-Alpha Delta PI I missed you so much Love. Lady Keep your eyes open for informal rush with the And I love you a bunch! Your GAMMA PHI DATE. Bob Mertey's birthday is Feb 6 best-Alpha Delta PI -I LOVE YOU- USA If he were save today, he'd celebrate it on •.pose yourself to a KEY senior portrait. February 27 with the ALPHA XI'S- KKG HSA Winter Retreat Photographer Is on campus now for last see* REGGAE REVELRY Ellen Bittel Set., Feb. 6 9-2 ' * MIKE HAM ' ' -JIM DAVIS" ston. Call 372-8086 today for your appoint- Congratulations on bang elected P R Char- Join HSA tor a day ot cross-country skiing (S3 I hope you're "Mad About Plaid ARE YOU READY TO DRINK THIS ment. man Your II' Is proud of you. ski rental), ice-skating (please brng your own) Becuz you're tame with me won't be bad. WEEKEND?!? GET PSYCHED FOR PERFECT- BOWLING GREEN 8TH ANNUAL Good Luck to the Love. Lisa and other winter delights Just come into the Add another sweslshlrt to your collection LY PLAID! LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE PIKES at tNs weekends Honors Oflice-231 Administration Bldg-and I hope Set night WIN be to your satisfaction I Love You-Kriata Sue QUEST FOR SUCCESS Regional Conference Meeting sign up by 3 PM Fri. Feb 5 For more ailo, call ' Perfectly Plaid'' w» be GREAT February 19-20. 1988 KKG Laura KKG Cherni KKG And I ready can't wart* 1 372-8504 Sponsored by the Honors Student •JULIE MANAGHAN- For registration into call 372-2151 HEY 1104 EAST WOOSTER Congratijiwions on F*st Vice-President I'm so Your Gamma Phi Dale Association-more than meets the eye' A belated congratulations on becoming an ac- WHAT DO YOU GET WHEN YOU PUT MIKE. proud of my Big' I'm so excited you re going to Brock, 1 tive GAMMA PHI BETA and get psyched lor JOE. MORGAN AND FISH IN CLUB be at Monmouth I promise we'l get logether I hope that you are excited tor our second an- *** Krtsta Spannmger '** a PERFECTLY WILD i PLAID WEEKEND' LAX' EVICTED" soon-thanks for being there Love. Uf Juke PHI BETA LAMBDA nual Monmouth Duo Let's make Iha the Se- Congratulations on your Gamma Phi-Kappa Sig Love, your Big HAPPY SECOND HOUSE WARMING GUYS' lormal meeting cond Best weekend thta yew! LAMBDA CHI'S MATT AND GEOFF lavaaenng to Jim Davis Love, your Gamma Phi MONDAY FEB. »TH Love. It's time to dig out your plaid for that's how we'll Sisters 7 30 PM Alumn, Room •Monmouth Duo 138• KIM Hey Aimee Wilcox be clad Thta Saturday night the Gamma Phi Speaker Irom Toledo Trust " ■" Joanne Patterson • • • Chris, Tan. Jeff, Tim, Pet and whoever Lorl Congratulations on going Active Date Party a the place to be We'l dance and BRING A FRIEND" Congratulations on your Gamma Phi-Beta Theta decides to lake Alpha Delta Pi drink and soon you wil see that we are mad CHECK IT OUTI PI ravaeenng lo Aaron McVeigh. Carnations are wine. LoveYa. about plaid (and youl) Men s and Women's designer fragrances at Love, your Gemma Phi Sisters Ribbons are blue. Carrie Love your GAMMA PHI dates 80% off Georglo. Obsession. Poison. Opium. We can't wait to Beth and Linda White Shoulders. Passion. Aram*. Drakkar DUO with you! SO L D • • • KAPPA SK3S " " • Obsession lor Men. Men's Georglo. and Polo HEY PHI TAUS CHUCK. SCOTT. & DAVE Love. Your Pi PM Deles Leadership-Learning STEVE. MATT, and PHIL For more mlormetion or lo order cal 372-1707 Sat night a almost here. Last session for senkv portraits is NOW. Call The Pi Ptaa from Apt 8 (and one from Apt 10) 1 Topic. Communication right away' So dress m PLAID & grab your t^w 372-8088 today for your appointment. PS Shoo bee-doo Dee QUO' 2-10 - 7 00 PM 4 2-15 ■■ 4:30 PM Twas Ihe mghl before DUO We'l dance and drink the whole night long. Contact 405 Student Services tor reservations CHRIS PARSONS IS SEEKING SUSAN OR When you're with us you cant go wrong1 Laurie from Eaton of Laurie and Laurie pair at Dr and al over BG "PhiPsl's* Doodles Sat 1-30 Thia is Tom from ANY OTHER FEMALE FOR WINTER WED- We'l be psyched to see you in the FAD. Young men were chanting, We're exerted lor the lee tonight' Bmghington N Y I would ike another dance1 DING PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON AT ROOM Because GAMMA PHIS are MAD ABOUT SOLD •Why can't it be mar- Love, Please cal after 6pm 513-429-5499 205 ALPHA SIGMA PHI PLAID1'' Leader ship-Learning But 3 KAPPA SKJS The Alpha xra Love, your Gamma Phi Dates. Development Workshop Sanaa wi have the chance Jennifer. Usa. ft Tina Slop by 405 Student Services tor more to see thee dates m action "POPTART" Christmas Eve brought a specie! surprise to cont. on page 12. information and reservation materials al the DC RANCH' It'l be 5:30 Sal night whan al your dreams w-ndy Nome and Matt Yeager aa they hsvE with beer a-plenty come true Can you wait? Sunklaa decided to marry Aren't you gtad you went for we'll chug ill dawn that drive? Best wishes on your Dec 1 7th wed 1 SOLD. for the MONMOUTH TRADITION "R.I. REBEL ding UL. The Sislers of Alpha Delta Pi Leadership-Learning Sti lives on .. Dreema do coma true! I hope you are excited Development Workshop about MONMOUTH DUO cause we're gonna Congratulatory to Brother Greg Goodm tor las •Love. Your KKG Detea racoDmplrahments In the visual communications THE Topic: Leadership have the BEST nnei I'm glad I have the Held and tor being chosen rfvs week's Brother Feb 8 ■ 4 30 PM semester with you' After met we'l see1 You TANNING Contact 405 Student Services lor reservations are the BEST' I'm sti sman'i ol the Week! It's not just a FAD -The Sigma Nus CENTER The School ol HPER Wet Hold its Next Saturday Always- II s PERFECTLY PLAID SHCR Recreation Program lor Youth with Dieabllilloe on Saturday February 6. from 11 COUCH POTATOES UNITE" LODGE NO 54, BIGGER TO SERVE 1 Ohio's oldest and world's largest lodge an- X AM - 1 PM Older group meet at Ihe Rec "SAND! BEACH I PETE TOO' nounces its 5th Annual Membership Drive For YOU BETTER Center. Younger group meet at the Ice Arena • "BRYANT HEFLIN-" GET READY FOR A WILD. CRAZY WEEKEND! Monmouth Duo is almost here. THEBG CREW IS WAITING TO PARTY WITH FREE offloau couch potato membership card VALENTINE'S DAY GREETING CARDS and letter, send qualifications a S A S E to 2 LOCATIONS Sycamore Square Gel psyched tor dancing a Iota ol beer YOUl (EVEN THOUGH. MIAMI PEOPLE DON T Sponsored by the AMA Lodge No 54. Box 333-B. Grand River, OH The time has come for you to see, KNOW HOW TO DRINK!) GET PSYCHED FOR HAIR UNLIMITED $1 each or 4 lor S3 Just how much run a Kappa can be! 44045 PERFECTLY PLAIO" New Fab 2-Fab 12 betwn 9 3 Love ya. Sue 6 BEDS In MSC and BA lobbies 143 W. WOOSTER Available Fal) lHKH WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH YOUR "'■MJ ANOBJ'" LIFE?? WHAT EVER IT IS. NATIONAL STU- Perfectly Pleta la finely hare 353-3281 DENT CAN HELP YOU" EXCHANGE TO 1 OF So get ready to laugh and drink lota ol bear !>££ P'KES PIKES PIKES PIKLS PIKiii LUiL and SO COLLEGES ACROSS THE U.S. We'l dance and we'l party an Saturday night AND Cuz GAMMA PHI BETAS can do It up nghll THE WASH HOUSE I Bedroom Graduate Apartments PAY NO OUTOF-STATE FEES!!! * Low. Ely and Cathy Second and Manville FIND OUT MORE TUESDAY AT 3 AT 231 AD- P S I love my ZBTi 7 BEDS MINISTRATION BLDQ' OR CALL 2-8202" Good Luck Pikes! 248 N. MAIN ' 353-0683 WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS, INC. "■RoydShauldln""* IWICI) MEMBERSI Monmouth Duo la drawing near 345-1559 1 REMINDER It's time to party and drink some beer' You al want to be at the BGSu GRADUATE Your Ural date party wi be a blast with the Annual 10 Initial Visits PANEL on Wednesday. Feb I0at815pmin So we I party al night lo make II last1 115 Education Four grads Irom magazine, Love Ya' Kris $25.00 ASSISTANT EDITORS public relations. RTVF and news-edftorlai wi be sure to anawer your career questions DON'T Great Lakes Regional Expires 2/29/88 FORGET' Your friends from SPJ and BGPRO """ GAmma Phi Beta"" ■ Gole Research Company, o motor 1 We're mad about Plaid w* be there, loo -Since 1980- publisher ol reference books lor •"Gamma Phi Beta"' Young adults support group Pizza Party lor Conference this weekend! libraries worldwide, is seeking oalomatea under 30 years Feb IB at St candidates lor editorial positions lo • "Karen Kwle If" Vincents Hospital. Toltd-. 7 PM For more info do research and writing lor our 474-3040. Please RoVP You are the greatest Roomie! I hope you have a 7/i pursuit of excellence] wonderful weekend with Tim! We're OSU b*x*iBocKeloridesreernfnolisK and Job Search Workshop", spon- bound soon' languooe or Humoneiei is highly sored by the Co-op Office end Hoepitallty Loveyal preferred; colege course worl and Management, will be held on Mon.. Fab. Bin Carat interest in literature ol many peri- at 7:M PM In 114 Bus Admin. Open to ell mi- PIKES PIKES PIKES PIKES PIKES piiSF.fi PIKES ods is required These are entry level positions that offer advance- ment opportunities Our benefit LOST It FOUND package includes flexile working hours; medical dentat optical ond LOST. Purple change purse al Uptown Impor- prescnoaon drug insurance; turtson tant Inlo-Reward Cal 354-4133 Winthrop Terrace Apts. onstoncer, and pasd lime off be Iween Christmas and New Year's LOST three keys on a Honda Key Cham n If interested, please send resume, lound pleaee cal 372-5783 college transcript (if available) along weh a typewneerx nonreturn LOST: yeeow Gold ring with am diamond able eaposeory writing sample ol a dueler Loal 1 -27-88 If lound. contact 284 BA literary ncrture (no foufnolism arti Dept 07 Mgml 2 2946 Has great sentimental cles, poetry or short Hones) with value. Reward given it lound. Save $5 per month on 9 or 12 month salary requirements ten leases signed by March 31 RIDES EdUonol Positions 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. - Furn. & Unfurn. College Recrueer GAU MSEARCM CO. Ride needed 10 the Aim Arbor or Lansing area Vatenttnea weekend or any weekend wa pay Includes: .Heat, Water, Full Time Maintenance Penobecot BueUng gas or whatever II coats. Please cad Jan at Detroit, Ml 4t27e 372-1548 Office: 400 NapoJeon Rd. Hrs:Mon-Fr19-7 352-9139 Sat.lO-4 fc-tewic*. •eeeerBV? I, 12 February 5,1988 Classifieds cont. from page 11. My 7 6. Stg Ep Splrlty: Summer |Obe are abundant, but knowing where WHO'S BOO BOO? Defy Oman. NOW I ska loolDeH. Baker Park, Saturday night is the time lo go to the famous lo look is important Watch mis space 'or aeteHa on "not |ust another summer |ob." FOR RENT ft. Doggie Sniits Chicago Tnpa. Raaan owners, Kappa-Pi Phi Duo. WHO'S BOO BOO? Si LM Quru-Congrats on your AGO presidency. Victory Day. Fun So tap the kegs and lei the beer flow Take a dttlerent perspective-one from the We Inn you could do II. Tour buddlM I.C. A Happy 22nd Birthday' Get Ready' 1-2 BEDROOM APTS bottom ol the pile. WHO'S BOO BOO? TJi I love you. you know. Get Set! HSA Presents Dr. James Young, BGSU School Year. Year. Summer Leases Available TERESA ARIENE BLACKMAN Tour 4.0 Get Psyched to go! socsogy proleaaor, speaking on h* ex- S I V Rentals 352-7454 LeeaeLeroy Love,- THAT'S WHOI! pertencee aa a corrections officer Wed Feb I mluyou. Kappa Katy IOOI Ool Dot) Nancy WuKhmayar-- 10 at 0:30 PM in the Honors Center (below Sag Ep-Chrll Bohne-Slg Ep Krotachor) Free and open lo al1 WHO'S BOO BOO? Congratulations on your engagement to John 1470-1490 Clough UTEIV:- Gamma Phi sj perfect Tour ma mweea you a sot' MM Large 2 bedroom lumlshed apts. Just wanted lo Inlorm you mat you got elected Gamma Phi is plaid. Lova. delHo Happy ism Birthday WHO'S BOO BOO? FREE gas heat, water, ft aewer BEST LJ ol ine TEAR So get psyched lor Saturday night, Close-to-campus MucnTTKE Love. Greg end Rich Because Perfectly PlakJ la quite a sight' Private perking 4 laundry tacllltles Heather PETE BOONE WHO'S BOO BOO? Love. N.wlova Rentals Would you Ike lo go lo Duo? I thought I'd ask Laurie you once more (In case you lorgotl) I never 162-5020 THE ARRANGEMENT Use. Poogurski! thought I'd be lek.no ma King lo one ol my SKI EP'VIC'SIQ EP Winter Clearance 126 S. Main I hope you're excited lor Saturday night Best warm on your peering lo Tom Hannah data parties: pretty lucky arent you? Thanks for 25S • 70% OFF We'l party and dance and do fl up right 2-lort Haircuts AOT lam ol KD accepting and thanka tor being an unbaaavabie Jean* N Things 631 Ridge PERFECTLY PLAID Is what it's about Bring In this ad and get 2 cuts boyfriend' MardiGraa We'l have a great time without a doubt . for the price of 1' 2 bdrm house lor rent Love, Nancy Mardl Gras Your QAMMA PHI data. Karyn Bring a friend' QUEST FOR SUCCESS" Close to campus. 249 Manvlae Immed occup Mardi Gras Bowing Green 8th Annual (216)243-4305 eve SlgEps 352-4101 Enpirea 2-30-88 Leadership Conlerence Todd Alan Spec February 19-20. 1968 2 Bedroom turnish apt w-exlras 704 5lh Street Maria. Maria PHI BETA LAMBDA For registration info can 372-2151 Summer or Fall 352-3445 are you coming to Mardl Gras Feb 13?F formal meeting Q Who's totally Red. Positively Died. Absolute- MONDAT FEB. STH ly Med s Outrageously Clad? THE BROTHERS OF ALPHA SIGMA PHI WISH 7 30 PM Alumni Room "Who my date w* be « a myatery to me" ut- 3 bedroom apt. for $350 a month MEMORANDUM TO CONGrATULATE BROTHER ED LEEDOM Cloae-lo-campua Speeker Irom Toledo Truat A. Your Qamma PM Beta Partners in Plaid! ON HIS WINTER WEDDING GET READY!' tered the PIH Tau BEFORE the 88 Crueh Dale TO: KAPPA SKSS •RING A FRIENOII Party New paint and carpeting FROM TOUR SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Available now until May 10. 1988 Karen Amy Beth Krisllne THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA CHI WOULD LIKE RE OPEN WEEKENO? TO CONGRATULATE BRENT SPELDER AND Cal 353-0311 daily BE AT THE HOUSE TONIGHT AT Slater ol Chi Omega ANN SUAVELY ON THEIR RECENT SIGMA CHI 8:00 P M FOR A DATE DASH We are looking forward to a great tee Friday WANTED a PHI MU LAVAUERING APARTMENTS FOR RENT, 9 ANO 12 MONTH BEER. MUSIC. FOOD WILL BE PROVIDED MgM LEASES, CALL TIM AT 352-7162 BUT Phi Teus Bl. Henry. Eric and Andy. Sigma Nu Style! The sisters ol Kappa Delta would ate to extend 1 or 2 ROOMMATES NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Tomorrow's the day it a bean a long weak Hope you can keep up with us their warmest wishes 10 Ann Marie Notaro for tmmttuut 18 ran »a»in ami MH> Large. 2-story HOUSE 2 BLOCKS FROM We're set' We're exerted' A good time we II her engagemnt lo Ciaig McGaughey CAMPUS'! Cal 354-1142 or 3542408 or Ufa Assortment ol seek From Pre-perty lo Perryeburg. we'l Duo The sisters ol Kappa Delta would Ike lo con- Apartments. Houses and Duplexes MEN Of BURLESQUE Spencer. Bnan. Matt & Scott Sc Rm S2SA (Laura) LOTS OF SPACE S away- The tradition continues. gralulale UNDA CURRY and KEITH SHETZER Available lor Summer ft Fall ALL MALE REVIEW "THE Pt KAPP DATES'' PRtVACV So wha dayaaay... on your engagement Beat Wlehes featuring Even though SNOWBOUND la in the peat, our ■Go Kappa'-Anna. Jenny. Colleen, and C*KtyH 2 non-smoking lemale roommatea lor Faa 88 CALL DAVIO THE HUMAN VIBRATOR memories wi always leal' Who could lorget the THOMAS OILMORE and Spring 88 $394 a sem 777Manvae Futy Pi Kappa Kavm and Don.. cooler. Scott dropping his date. BOXERS, the JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE UPTOWN (.10 PM Happy I year anniversary furnished 2 bdrm 1 1-2 bath call 3724139 354-2260 or 362-6553 12.00 Admission Here s to Duo. we'l dnnk III it's gone' "The bus ride that rmv waa. Ungemaaa, the lamp Love. WEDNESDAY FEB. 10 tradition continues' before too long!! shade and M the other SURPRISING events' Tammy 2 SORORITY HOUSEBOYS DOOM OPEN AT 7:00 Kappas Bonnie and Cindy Thanka lor a great time" -Your Alpha Phi Dates- Cat Lee alter 8. 2-3494aqc TO JAMIE, my man Irom Ohio Slate Karen. Kimberlie. Becca ft Amy Female Rmmte needed to share 2 bdrm apt Attractive Remodeled unfurniah 2 bdrm apt Reggae Tribute ol Oneness. Peace and Love I hope you're excited 10 Bob Marley with Salari Irom Chicago on own rm FREE CABLE heat, gas electric S Grads or quiet undergrade 12mo-lease all maror MICHELE SOLTIS. SPRING BREAK SPECIAL' I just can't wait water all included in rent 162 50-mo Saturday. Fab 6. 0 PM. N E Commone Co- Monmouth Duo trus Saturday unities pd 710 7th SI 352-3445 I CANT WAIT TO PARTY WITH TOU AND BILL Bring trus ad in and get a haircut 354 2843 or 352-7929 SATURDAY NIGHT LET'S DRINK ALL NIGHT sponsored by Camoean Association. ECAP. is gonna be great' BSU. APA. TWGA. WSA. PSO and Ethnic for only $10.00' AND HAVE A GREAT TIME LOVE, CAMPUS MANOR APARTMENTS Studies PI PHI LOVE AND MINE Mon, Tuaa „ Thure with Nettle KAPPA KELLI I need a lemale roommate lor 1988-89 Call 505 Clough B15 JULIE ROBIN SCHWARZEN8ERG Chris at 353-8515 $100 a mo 2 bedroom furnished apartments. Reaes are red. THE ARRANGEMENT TOOURDELT DATES TODD. BRIAN. CRAIG ft Looking lor 12 inch G I Joe Dolls by Hasbaro private parking, laundry ladlities MISS DIEDHE RATHBURNCFCONORATULA- The aaphhire la real. 392-4101 Expires 2-15-88 DAN Please cal 352-1726 ALL MAJOR UTILITIES PAID' TIONS ON RECEIVING You're ti love with a Belt, (TO THE THEME OF BRADY BUNCHI ana you got a ring out ol the deal! Ha! StaeeyLaraon HERE'S THE STORY OF « LOVELY PI PHIS RE. MANAGEMENT THE HONOR OF KAPPA KAPPA QAMMA MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED OWN Congratulations on your peering lo Happy Birthday' WHO WERE LOOKING FOR MONMOUTH 352-9302 TRAVEIINO CONSULTANT! BEDROOM FURNISHED Lg bedroomaelec Alan "Cuba'' Cubbertey Get ready to get ANNIHILATED tonight' YOU'RE WONDCRFULII DUO DATES only.approx $10 each par mo Very Quiet. 3-4 DZkrve. THE DAY WAS DRAWING NEAR. TS ALMOST LOVE YOU*. KAPPA SISTERS Love you' Love, Your Roomie mile Irom campus Non-smoker, non-partier. HERE STOP READINOII pref grad $162 50neg 353 2271 For Rent - / ITS TIME TO DRINK SOME BEER MONMOUTH DUO. Us Here'" 1 bedroom apt New lowered rates RUSH HERE'S THE STORY OF 4 HOT DELT MEN MONMOUTH DUO. Fab 8. 1088" end atari DOINa' "Doing What?" You aak? RENT FREE UNTIL MARCH 1STII 354-3533 ALPHA SIOMA PM LITTLE SISSES Meeting new people, learning about your cam- WHO WERE IN FOR THE BEST TIME OF Alter 1 PM. come see our model apl 8-10 30pm Feb 8.9-1 1th THEIR LIVES One person desperately needed lo subtaaM a pua, a earning some spending money, aa well two bedrm. apt with 3 males Wll be sharing a Monmouth Duo Be one ol the Select Few Yea. you realty can have fl al by becoming a WITH PI PHIS ON THEIR ARMS S TUMBLERS room. $12550 pel mo Call Office and ask Houses 4 Duplexes lor 88-89 School Year Monmouth Duo CAMPUS TOUR QUIIEI Applications available m IN HAND The Tradition Contlnuee - THEY'U COME STUMBLING IN about apt No 348 352-9138 Sieve Smith 362-8917 Senior Portraits Nowl the Office of Admissions on Mondays. Monmoulh Duo SEE YA TOMORROW NIGHT Senior Portraits Nowl Wednesdays. 1 Fridays from 1030-1230 WANTED Monmouth Duo YOUR PI PHI DATES Senior Portraits Now! starting February 8th (Put down this 2 female roommates lo sublease lor summer Houses and Apartments Feb. e. nil newspaper and pick up an application!) MARSHA. JUUE. TRACI. CHRISTI Close to campus pool. AC "rent negotiable Close to campus lor summer 1988 |$ 100 a mo) Cal Angela or Sara al 354-5620 1 88-89 school year 1 -267-3341 To our hot Sigma Chi dales Seebeck Deuer Horten, Hayes. Chorpenning and Korpowaki: GET NERVOUS GUYS. YOUR HELP WANTED Looking tor an apartment? Clasilf led Information. DATES ARE READY TO DO SOME SERIOUS Come sea NEWLOVE RENTALS PARTYING AT DUO! The BG News Mail-In Form 1 wa heve an extensive listing Love your CONVIVIAL Kappa dales 200 Counselors S Instructors Needed ol aperlmente and nouses to Two days prtor to publication, 4p.m. Private, coed summer camp In Pocono Moun- tains. Northeastern Penn. Lohlkan, PO BOX Fll your every need. BfABUNEi * {The BG News is not responsible tor postol service delays) TO THE BROTHERS OF LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 23480, Kenilworth. NJ 07033 1201-2760565 352-5620 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1" or 2" ads Thanka tor an the lun times last semester" This 326 S. Main SI per ad ore 65' per line. SI 95 minimum semester wi be even better"' You guys are the Stop In lor our FREE brochure ■ATM: - 50' extra per od 'or bold typo. 1" (8 line maximum) S 5.85 BUT!" LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Approximately 35-45 spaces per line. 2" (16 line maximum) $11.70 LOVE. Above minimum wage pay' Many positions SHIVAWN available in the Bowing Green area It you are PREPAYMENT; is required for all non-university related businesses and individuals. not afraid lo work and want to earn good pay. MUST SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY 200 PER MO than call RENHILL TEMPORARIES 874-2203. FURNISHED ALL UTILITIES PAID AVAILABLE HQI1£L The BG News will not be responsible for error due to illegibility or incomplete information. Please come to To The Canedlen Olgolo J.C IMMEDIATELY CALL 354-2474 "214 West Hall immediately if there is on error in your od. The BG News will not be responsible for typo- How soon can we leave lor Montreal again' NANNIES needed lor summer & long-term graphical errors m classified ods for more than two consecutive insertions. posotions. Travel opportunities Select dent Now leasing For Summer and Fal To the Sigma Chi Oaves. lamles Nannies of Cleveland 218-521-4650 HAVEN HOUSE The BG News reserves the right to release the names of individuals who place advertising m The BG News. One ol ua you know. PIEDMONT APTS The decision on whether to release this information shall be mode by the monogement of The BG News. The Person with computer skits m Word Processing One ol us you don't. Al Residents Recteve a Free Membership to purpose of this policy is to discourage the placement of advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily embar- & Record Keeping Also good writing & But once we're together Chorrywood Heorth Spe rassing to individuals or organizations. Coses of fraud con be prosecuted. it wH be the best time ever, business communications skills Contact 352-9378 Dinner a the first pan PUSH 353-7016 or 372-4130 f/5 And hare the fun win start CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM Wei drink ft dance a have a bleat. POSTAL JOBS' $20,064 Stan' PLUSH UPTOWN APARTMENT Al ol tins fun wal have to last Prepare Now' Clerks-Carriers' lor sublease this summer. 1, 2. 3. or 4 people lo lire this May-Aug Call NAME (MINT) ____—__—_— PHONE#_ So get out your paid Call lor Guaranteed Exam Cur its the in lad Workshop (916) 944-4444 Ext. 2 soon lor summer rates 354-0598 And Saturday night ADDRESS Wll be out of sight SUMMER JOBS! CAMP SEQUOIA. NEW YORK THURSTIN MANOR APARTMENTS Love. Your Gamma Phi dates. Liz & Kim SOCIAL SECURITY* or ACCOUNT* STATE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. Cabin Large efficiencies conveniently (For billing purposes only) Counselor-Instructor and Specialty Instructor (oca led Al mator utilities paid positions avertable in ALL LAND AND WATER VALENTINE'S DAY PACKAGE SPORTS (WSI). TENNIS. ENGLISH RIDING. FURNISHE0 2 BDRM. 1 1-2 BATHS ! -* 841 8th SI $373 a mo Please PRINT your ad clearly. EXACTLY how you wish it lo appear: Sunday February 14 WATERSKIING, GYMNASTICS. DINNER t ROOM FOR TWO PHOTOGRAPHY AND MANY MORE Acktlonal R.E. MANAGEMENT (Circle words you with to appear In bold typo) Stinger's Cafe 1 positions avsasble in al lacels ol KITCHEN. 362-9302 Beat Western Falcon Plaza DINING ROOM. SECRETARIAL AND $45.00 PER COUPLE (INCLUDING TAX) MAINTENANCE. For application and mlorma- Remodeled room with red rose Hon. WRITE: SEOUOIA-BQSU. BOX 104S. Two bedroom apt available lor 2-4 people this 8 oz butt steak or WOODSTOCK, NY 1249S OR CALL: summer Located across from Court I tout* on New Zealand whrteliah 914-S7S-5201. comer of Court and Summit Streets Cal Salad Bar S dinner roll 352 2932 Baked potato or pasla Non-alcohoac beverage FOR SALE RESERVATIONS 352-4674 ••For Sale: Formal dresses-tea length and long-sizes S S 7. Excellent Condlllon- Classification In which you wtah your aa to sspesr: eicellent prices. Call Lisa today al Camellia ft City Ivanls- 354-2701" . Halo Wanted afppf a*iel Found Warned: Tow Dae Gae'a, Amy and Lisa 1975 Cordova "HerefeaNEW MM .For Sale For: PN Tau Crush Date Party Rough, ready and roaring to go. Service. OMerea for Rant Meet us at Brathaua at 7:30 S250 - 372-2041. 352-7050 TAX LAW tip" And we'l be sure lo make the Generally, the new tax law re- evening run end exciting! 1984 PONTIAC FIERO SE. SILVER. quires you to pay at least 90 Chuck and Chris AUTOMATIC. AM-FM CASSETTE. 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TERMINAL AND DISK DRIVE $350 CONTACT TRACY AT 372-3568 MUST SELL ZEUS RACING BIKE 56 CM MATRIX RIMS. ZEUS 2000, CINELU ALSO TOOLS. SHORTS, JERSEYS-S600 OR BEST OFFER. CHRIS 353-4109 Rare Beam Albums 1 Tepee Buy. Trade. Sal Large variety ol Bootlegs, m- r$B r$B r$B r SHARP 86 AND ONE-HALF CHEVETTE RED. MAGS-LOW MILEAGE $5500 OR BEST OF- FER STEPHEN TAYLOR 363-4714 Trampolne-Ful size, above ground, good con- doon, 372-2034 f Mark's ■ PLAID Large 2-item pizza It's More Than A Fad...It's A Tradition ! for$5.95 i r#B r*B r$B r*B I FREE DELIVERY 352-3551 ; The BG News Magazine Feb. 5,1988 Black culture surviving on campus by Nancy Erikton Out of 14,083 students, there are 476 Blacks had been doing this for a long time black students and although their numbers and now it is very large part of not only are small, their culture is very alive. black, but many other cultures as well," America. "Black culture is like any other culture Perry said. It can represent the New World, the land in that it stems from tradition and history. While there is a great influence of black of riches. It is sometimes called the home Black culture, more specifically, evolves culture in this country and the University, of the free. It can stand for individualism, from African traditions, slavery in the there is also much pressure to conform. strength and courage. United States, racial oppression, anything Conformity can often have the same America. blacks or their ancestors have experi- strength, if not more, as a very established It can also be called the great melting enced," Dr. Robert Perry, Chair of the de- culture. pot and this name in itself can represent partment of Ethnic Studies, said. The pressure to conform to the main- many different things: brotherhood, unity, As with any other culture, he added, the stream can be very significant to the survi- companionship and diversity. people and their experiences are reflected val of a culture, he said. So many cultures influence the makeup and expressed through their musk, art, lit- "Black culture survives. It can be shaped of the U.S. and the same, on a smaller erature, dance and even food. and changed but it is still black culture. scale, can be said for this University. Al- He said examples of the influence of this Black culture not only reflects the past but though the University is primarily attended culture in America would be literature, the present as welI,"Perry said. by white, middle class Ohioans, there is jazz and rock music, and movies like The He added that the black population room for many people with different cul- Color Purple. makes up one third of the United States tural backgrounds. "American Wack musk was the seed of and thus the mainstream is becoming a One such culture is the black or Afro- rock music. There was jazz and blues and mixture. Jatf Smith Frlday/KraifPyar American culture. this led to the making of rock and roll. ■See Culture, page 3. The group is also involved in the NCAA Sectionals, to be held this year at the Uni- Rifle team lacks funds and fame versity of Akron. For the NCAA, every University that has a rifle team attends the by Cthy Bctfiorc sectional meet closest to their home school. The team's performances are "...Bowling Green's best kept secret." nationally ranked. Last year, the University That is what John Cummings, graduate Rifle Team placed 10th in the nation in the student in biology, calls the Bowling Green non-scholarship club teams category. State University Rifle Team. Almost every- Contrary to popular belief, the team one has heard of the Rugby team, the Ad- members do not shoot at objects, but 1 vertising Club, or the Weight Club, but 1/2 inch round black dots similar to a very few people know about the Rifle small scale bull's-eye at a distance of 50 ft. Team. The circle is made up of rings, as in a The University Rifle Club was founded in bull's-eye, the goal being the center of the the late 1960's when the ROTC and club circle. A point system determines the sports program put together a shooting score. team. In 1983, several members separated The targets are divided into 10,10 point from the ROTC based club and formed areas, with loss of points for each shot out- what is now the Rifle team. The team was side a ring. There are three levels of mat- dropped between 1983 and 1986 due to ches. The quarter course consists of one the lack of funds and a faculty advisor. target shot from three different positions: John Cummings, who had been a member lying on the stomache (prone), standing, of the team as an undergraduate student, and kneeling. The 1/2 course consists of revived the club in 1986 when he became a two targets shot in each of the three posi- graduate student. Because Cummings was tions, and the full course consists of four a graduate assistant instructor, he was targets shot in each position. considered faculty and able to serve as ad- There are many myths and stereotypes visor and coach for the team. that are attached to a rifle club. "We want Like any other sport, the members are to open the minds of the University," Bill expected to attend practices and compete Neff, junior History major said. "People in- in shooting matches. The group is involved stantly stereotype guns with death. There in two leagues; the Northwest Ohio Rifle are schools in this country that take shoot- League (NWORL) and the Lake Erie ing as serious as we (the University) take Intercolligiate Rifle Conference (LEIRC). hockey." Neff, a member of the Rifle NWORL consists of all rifle teams in the Team, has the chance to try out for the in- Northwest Ohio area. LEIRC is comprised ternational shooting team. of teams from Akron, Detroit, Eastern Mi- "Bill is probably the best shot in the chigan, University of Michigan, Bowling LEIRC league." said Cummings, "Even if Creen State University, Ohio State Uni- we were invited (to the international versity, Cincinnati Xavier, University of match) we couldn't go because we have no Cincinnati, and Miami University. In the funds. Bill would have to pay his own way." Photo/Siw Schulz LEIRC league there are four different mat- Funding for the Rifle team has been a David Shelter, a mambar of tha Unlvarilty Rifla Taam, takaa caraful aim batora aboot- ches held per year, each time at a different problem for a long time. Unlike other teg tt Ha targat Tha MNa Taaa» hat aracttea In tha baaamant of Navaa Ha*. University. ■SeeRaV.pafleS. coupon I 2 ooo Friday Magulne/Fcb. S, 1988 Shakespeare performed This coupon worth 50' by Elizabeth Klmct with blue lines. toward the purchase of any Set in 17th century Japan, "Kabuki Oth- Shakespeare will be performed like it ello" is a stripped-down version of Shake- full size "You Had Better Be has never been performed before at the speare's work. Instead of Othello the Hungry" deli sandwich from University. Moor, the Japanese Othello is an Ainu. "Kabuki Othello," a Japanese version of The Ainus are a northern Japanese race the Shakespearean tragedy, will be pre- who are characterized by rounded eyes, sented by the Kabuki Theatre, of the Uni- Moore said. This sets up the aspect of pre- DAVID'S DELI versity of Illinois, on Feb. 11 and 12 at Eva judice found in "Othello". valid Mon-Fri 2:00 - 7:00 Marie Saint Theatre. The performance is Bom in Japan, Sato studied Japanese sponsored by the University's Department fine arts extensively. He was honored as an - EAT IN ONLY - VOID AFTER 4/1/88 - of Theatre and Arts Unlimited. official Kabuki artist in 1985. 109 N. Main 352-5861 Under the direction of Shozo Sato, art- Sato has previously directed "Kabuki ist-in-residence at the University of Illinois, Othello," in Philadelphia. Milwaukee, and the play serves as a demonstration of the Chicago as well as producing it in Chicago, eVnuoox ■•■ 350-year-old art of Kabuki, the national Washington, and Jerusalem. He is current- ly involved with "Kabuki Macbeth," train- theatre of Japan. SPECIAL SPECIAL "SPECIAL 1 Kabuki is a combination of three as- ing John Houseman's The Acting Com- pects: ka, music:/)u. dance; and ki, acting. pany. I These elements form a very stylized, He spent a week at the University this *025 exagerated production with dramatic vis- summer for Arts Unlimited to lead training 1*725 25 g R«g 16' WITH I, Reg. 13" WITH ^J Req IO WITH ual images. sessions on Kabuki theatre. Arts Unlimited "It is about as subtle as a meat ax," said is an aesthetic education program for stu- IfiNY ONE ITEfTl ANY ONE ITEfn SNY ONE ITEm 'I' Uuo Hem» X.■■ eoch Michael Moore, director of Arts Unlimited. dents and teachers on the elementary and Intro terns }l 25 each t»lro Items lb' eoin Although performed in English, the secondary level. I actors go through a rigorous regime of Sato will spend the week of the perform- I vocal training to duplicate the intonations ance at the University to lead similiar dis- and phrasing of Japanese Kabuki. cussions about Kabuki. Arriving Feb. 7, I "The sounds they make in rehearsals are Sato will speak to various groups including I like something from the fires of hell," students in non-western music classes, 352-5166 352-5166 352-5166 Moore said. "They strain their voices to Japanese language and Asian study pro- I fiee Delivery Free Delivery Free Delivery the point that they get scabs on their vocal grams. He will also conduct theatre sem- I chords." inars and speak before the Kiwanis and OP€N 4:00 P.M. OP€N 4:00 P.M. OP€N 4:00 P.M All this is done to widen and strengthen Optimist clubs. |ON€ COUPON P€R PIZZH ON« COUPON PSfl PIZZP. I ON€ COUPON P€fl PIZZP. the vocal range of the actors. Two matinee performances of "Kabuki LXPiKS? '' <\f ■ .L !ES2 -15-86 Costumes and make-up are also very sty- Othello" will be performed for the 2,400 lized. Kimonos are fashioned with the children involved in the Arts Unlimited finest silk and fans are used to represents program. Evening performances are Fe- swords. Warriors' faces are marked with buary 11 and 12 at 8:00 p.m., but only lim- scarlet lines and villians appear white-faced ited seating remains. What is it? If you can identify this ob- ject, you could win a $15 gift certificate from Stingers Cafe, 1414 E. Wooster. (Does not include tax, gratuity, or alcoholic beverages). Drop your answers in the entry box located in the Be News editorial office, 214 West Hall. Entries are due by Thurs- day, Feb. 11 at 2p.m. The winning entry will be named at that time. If more than one correct entry is re- cieved, a drawing will be held to determine the winner. 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Return to BG News Editorial Office. 214 West Hall. BGSU. ■:■ ,WA»9] 97M»6.7. C*>f#««ht IM-b BOTtM.. - Friday Ifagilne/Feb 5, 1988 ceo 3 on the part of the different departments in Culture that they don't really give opportunities to the students to express their art, literature, Columnist gets fan mail ■(Continued from page 1) musk and theatre, for instance," he said. However, he added that the Mack stu- by Jim Cummer Although there is a mixture of cultures, dents do not demand these opportunities THE FRIDAY RED CROSS CURE...A none loses its individualism or identity. so departments may not know what to FRIDAY ON MY MIND...I got a call this new phamphlet from the Friday Red Cross "Black culture? 1 would say that it has offer. past week from one of our subscribers re- suggests the following method for curing great roots in Africa, but also in America. '"On the most part I think that the whole garding last weeks column. If you will re- hangovers: "Get behind the victim and The black church would be an example, cultural expression and acceptance of the call 1 made a few cogent remarks regarding wrap your arms around his/her waist like the gospel choir on this campus that I black culture is getting better here since I'- Dan "Eat This" Rather. Loosen clothing. Fall backwards. With the and many others attend," Jeff Smith, jun- ve been here,"Smith said. To make a short story long, the caller, drunk lying down on top of your stomach, ior finance major and president of the Some argue that the black culture on concerned that I was spouting some pro- reach around and pour cupfuls of Ragu Black Student Union said. this campus is everywhere but at the same Bush dialectic, told me to keep my politics Spagetti Sauce (heated or straight from the The University is predominantly white, time nowhere. to myself. First of all I was quite surprised bottle) into the comer of his/her eyes. and that in itself is a factor m the way black Culture of a people includes food, music, that anyone who reads this column could Place a blunt object between the juicer's students express themselves and how well dress, even architecture, so in some areas dial a phone. As far as the insinuation that teeth. Turn your head to the side. Induce they maintain their culture. culture is expressed all the time, some I am a Bush sympathizer, well, it simply vomiting. If breathing stops find an attor- "Of course people are going to conform, hardly at all. isn't true. ney." to whatever degree. That's really a person- "People show their culture all the time. The only way I would vote for Bush or THE FRIDAY SK-SENTENCE al thing rather than a representation of the People walk their culture. They show their anybody else for President is if the candi- NOVEL...This week's title: "Mac the whole race. I personally feel more com- culture by the foods they eat, the music date could name ten parts of a bulldozer, Byte." fortable expressing myself at home than they listen to, the literature they read," Dr. naked, with a mouthful of Dairy Mart sub It was my buddy, Chip. 'Tough day at here at school, but I think that's because Jack Taylor, assistant vice president of sandwich, upside down, while playing the hardware store, eh?" I inquired. He there are more people to identify with minority affairs, said. "Dixie" with a toy sax. Honestly, that is my looked like he had a bug in his bubble there," Smith said. He added that there are also organiza- only criteria for selecting the next leader of memory. "C'mon," I pressed, "dump a At the same time, merely because ex- tions for black students to show their cul- the free world. I think Nixon did it bit" I knew he was dedicated but there was pressing one's culture is more difficult on a ture that are parallel to existing ones. For no need to ram those terminal blues into predominantly white campus, does not example the Black Student Union is paral- THE FRIDAY 800 NUMBER OF THE the ground. "Let's stop at Baud's for a mean that it should not be expressed, he lel to the Undergraduate Student Govern- WEEK...Todays winning number is quick peak at the menu," 1 cheerfully sug- added. ment Miss Bronze to the Miss B.G.S.U. 1-800-645-9700. Ask for kilo insurance.. gested. "Yeah," he replied, "the chow is "There is a saying that white is right I'm contest as well as the similarities of the basic and the staff is friendly." not saying that phrase is always true but I Creek systems. FRIDAY LOCAL NEWS OF THE do come in contact with people that have "These organizations and activities were WEEK...The only Friday column devoted FRIDAY WITH ELVIS...The only col- that kind of mentality every now and created to progress these cultures, go to improving city/student relations. This umn that tells you what HIS ROCKNESS then," Smith said. beyond the maintainence of survival. They week we salute Mary Beth Hammond, of was doing on a given Friday. On Friday, "I don't usually let the 'white is right' are viable organizations that insure the Findley, who has been promoted to man- June 10,1966, Elvis returned to RCA Stu- phrase get to me, but some people do. continuity of the culture, "he said. ager of the flagship (Ahoy, Mary Beth!) dio "B" in Nashville, for a recording ses- They allow themselves to deny their cul- It seems that the establishment of the store of the Fred W. Uhlman Co.. Bowling sion. Only three songs were finished so Mr. ture. Society then dictates what their cul- parallel communities would be following Green, effective February 8. "I'm excited Hound Dog decided to work on the song ture is. But like I said, that's a personal the separate but equal philosophy. Part of about the many challenges facing me in "If Every Day Was Like Christmas," a thing so you can't really generalize," Smith the reason for this separation is the basic managing the Bowling Green Uhlmans number written by bodyguard Red West said. xenophobia that everyone can feel, Taylor Store," she said. And so are we, Mary Recording this number prompted several According to Smith, one of the biggest added. Beth. Welcome aboard. of Elvis' friends to hunt down a Christmas obstacles at the University is the lack of The fundamental belief causing this Tree and put it in the studio. The fellows opportunities for Mack students to express phobia is that the more one looks like FRIDAY FUN FACTS...Ruth Buzztwas felt that this would get OUR KING into the their culture. someone else, the better they will like each bom on July 24,1936, in the town of right mood. The song was released as a "1 think that the culture is pretty much other. Westerly, Rhode Island. Love those Buz- single in late 1966. kept alive on this campus but there are not "In other words, the closer people look zul a lot of chances for students to do this. It's like me, the better I like them. " VALEMTtNE Fun Food GfcEETlMGS Fun Times For Fun People 45 Sandwiches. 60 Brands of Beer. Homemade Soups. Fondue. Ribs. Steaks and Desserts Open 7 days a week at 11 a.m. Live Entertainment with The Dan & Dan Show Jazz Nite Mondays 9:00-2:00 Valentine Cards & Gifts Happy Hour Mon-Fri from Free Munchie Buffet 4-7 p.m. Recycled Paper Products, Inc. Available at: Drink Specials 4-9 p.m. The Little Shop 21 and over Upstairs University Union I 8-4:45 Mon.-Fri. Grandfather Clause is honored downstair Special Valentine Hours 104 S. Main St. 353-0988 Open Saturday, February 13 - 11:00 a.m-3:00p.m. 4 ooo Friday Hagazhw/Fcb S. 1968 Burning the 'Midnight Oil' I've got the mailbox blues me. A friend decided that I needed mail, weapon" where there is an evident political by Christopher J. Pawton by David A. Lcchncr and put my name on a catalog mailing list stance taken with a penetrating view of in- Certain things in this world are depress- Now I recieve catalogs ranging from gag ternational politics from a somewhat re- ing. Finals Week, the latest tuition in- gifts, to lingerie, to holiday fruit baskets. There has been an enormous hubbub moved vantage point crease, the Browns losing to Denver, my It's all useless, but occasionally one of those about Australia recently. From their 200th Lead singer Peter Garrett, vehemently bank account, and the morning after a yuppie-toy catalogs arrives, and that bal- anniversary of independence to watching singing with his almost overpowering Aus- major keg party. However, there is nothing ances out a makeup catalog. your favorite television soap opera seeing tralian accent the lyrics "Take me to a more depressing than not getting any mail. Sometimes I wonder what the lady at the airline koala bears achieving euphoria place they say the dreaming never ends" An empty mailbox is like a Black Hole. front desk thinks when she sorts my mail. It through consumption of eucalyptus. From from the song "Dream world" models the Empty mailboxes lead to self-questioning can't be as bad as what my friend gets. I put this land down under evolves the band bands optimism. and self-doubt. Do I have any friends? If I him on the mailing list for X-rated catalogs. "Midnight Oil" with their third U.S. On a disappointing note, the song titled do have friends, do they like me enough to I wonder what the lady at HIS front desk release, "Diesel and Dust." "Whoah" is a religious ballad that has a write? Are my friends smart enough to thinks. Anyway, it just doesn't matter, be- This straightforward Australian band good sound but consequently buries itself grasp the concept of letter-writing? The an- cause there's always something in my mail- emerged in 1977 and has matured con- with dragging lyrical structure. swer is not to just sit there and ask these box. Even if it is an advertisement asking siderably since their first release In short, this is a good alternative album. questions. The answer is to go on the me to subscribe to "Agriculture Il- "10.9.8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1." When you have played that U2 album one offensive and write them. That puts the ball lustrated," I'd rather throw something out "Beds are burning," the first track, is a to many times, this might be just right. hard driving number that has a catchy drum beat. It is followed by "Put down that EH, *poH\B? WINTER SPECIAL COUPON CAMPUS POLLYEYES ■ in their court. If they don't write back, then than not have anything at all. | 440 E Court • 352-9683 • Free Delivery you know they don't like you, or they're just Quality of mail can leave much to be de- | S2 off any large. 2-item pan | too stupid to write back. sired. Most of my friends don't believe in I enjoy mail. In fact, that's one of the writing a letter longer than one page. I en- pizza + Qt. of Coke highlights of my day. (I'm a real fun person.) joy getting letters from female friends, be- A S10 value for $ T°° Quantity of mail is always a big factor. Many cause while I use plain old notebook paper, people subscribe to magazines and news- they seem to prefer personalized stationery I Slicn always avoilobli; Ovur 40 imporfd bamrs papers. Others send away for catalogs, in with pictures of Holly Hobby, the Smurfs. Coupon Expires 5-31-88 the hopes that their name will be sold to or some other cutesy thing. Don't get me companies and they'll recieve junk mail, wrong. I enjoy getting those letters, but the which many people hate, but most college stationery seems primarily female-oriented. students love. In a way, that happened to Do they make male-oriented stationery? If they did, I imagine it would have pictures of beer cans, girls in bikinis, machine guns, or Rambo. That'd spice up anyone's mail, I'll LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! wager. I also like those letters that pretty much say, "Hi, how are you? I am fine. Classes are good. My roommate is nice. School is pretty good. Write back." I don't know about you, but I get overwhelmed by that amount of in- Fri./Sat. Feb. 5*6 formation; so much so that 1 usually write back,"Hi, how are you? I felt pretty crappy last week. This week I feel worse. Classes 8, lO, Midnight stink. I'm failing everything. My roommate is a drug addict and got me hooked. School $1.50 w/ student ID is like that old North Wind-it blows." After sending that, I usually get an actual re- sponse, and then a real correspondence begins. Although I'm desperate for mail. 1 am not THE FUTURE OF LAW so desperate that I'll write away for a for- eign pen-pal, like a lot of other people do. The reason for that is that I don't want to ENFORCEMENT sound like a typical uninformed American. With my luck I'd get a pen-pal from India, and ask him/her if they've ever enjoyed a Big Mac. No, I'll stick to domestic mail, and rely on my junk mail to get me through. Be- • sides. I just got a letter from Ed McMahon, and I could win over TEN MILLION DOL- Organization of the Week: LARS! That'd be just enough to cover four CRIMINAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATION years here, I think. Frfakf Biguinc/Feb 5. 1968 rinn f Student leaders head University organizations Mortar Board Peace Coalition LAGA USG by Scan P. Smith by Cathy Belfiorc by Scan P. Smith I am proud to be gay. This is the mes- Jim Perry, senior IPCO major, had been Mortar Board is a senior national hon- sage relayed by Bruce (not his real name) a resident advisor for two years and was orary dedicated to promoting scholarship, when asked of his homosexuality. "We are looking for something new. leadership and service. It has very high just the same as everyone else," Bruce "I was looking for a way to be involved, standards. Betsy Smith, senior public re- said. "We bleed red, not green. We want and Undergraduate Student Government lations major, was elected president of to change the warped stereotypes." seemed to be a natural step from being an Mortar Board last fall. Bruce is a member and former co- RA," said Perry, USG vice president Shor- "We had a meeting of all new members, chairman of the Lesbian and Cay Alliance tly after joining USG, Perry and David and everybody who was interested in run- in Bowling Creen (LAGA). LAGA was for- Robinson, both resident advisors in ning for an office got up and spoke about med about ten years ago as a support Mooney Hall, decided to run for office last his or her qualifications. Then we had a group for homosexual friends. Today the spring. The voter turnout for that election general election," Smith said. group has established itself as a formal or- was one of the highest in university history. Smith had been a resident advisor in ganization governed by a constitution and BatcheMer in her sophomore year and en- a cabinet of two co-chairmen (one female, joyed being in a leadership position. After one male), secretary, and treasurer. The passing the selective process of Mprtar meetings focus on three general areas, ed- Board, Smith felt running for president ucation information, and support, and are was a good idea. higlighted with several activities, the most "I had wanted to make Mortar Board PamBoahm important being guest speakers. Topics since my freshman year because it is so by Deborah R. Gottschalk covered by the speakers have included gay selective. It is made up of students who are rights, real estate laws (involving the pur- active on the campus, as well as successful chase of housing by gay couples), sexually in the classroom. But you really do have to Pam Boehm is a University leader that transmitted diseases, expression of feelings be active. If you have a 4.0 grade point has broad goals. She is coordinator of the and parental confrontations. ■See Mortar, page 8. Peace Coalition and wants to achieve When speaking about the discovery of peace on a personal and world level. Al- his homosexuality, Bruce recalls realizing though Boehm's definition of peace in- his preference as early as age four. He said cludes the equal treatment of all people although he related to girls more easily and lack of war. she added, "peace is also and found them scintillating to spend time on a personal level...you have to come to a with, he did not feel the same attraction he point within yourself where you are con- did with boys. tent with yourself and understand your- He was very quiet in high school hiding self...when you're not alone when you are his homosexuality for fear of harassment. Jim Parry alone." At the University, Bruce heard about the As coordinator of the University Peace I .AC. A discussion panels. He had gotten to Perry, of Perrysburg, has been busy ever Coalition she has worked to enhance the point where he felt he had to tell since, coordinating efforts to attract more awareness of issues relating to peace. She someone "I'm okay. I'm not a mutant," he student government attention to issues helped start the peace studies series at said. Wanting to help shatter stereotypes directly affecting students, such as parking United Christian Fellowship Church in of homosexuals, he joined LACA and the and residence hall maintenance. Bowling Creen. The group sponsors panels. "Last fall I collected signatures and was speakers and films dealing with things like Bruce boasts of his wonderful feeling of able to obtain funds for new carpeting in the psychological effects of war, political ■ no longer having to hide his homosexuali- both Founders and Kohl Hall. For Foun- activity in Nicaragua and how to become ty. Although he still finds it difficult to do ders, we were able to arrange $350,000 to anti-racist Boehm took the position as panels for his peers, he feels an increased be allocated for the carpeting, and Kohl coordinator because the coalition is "a col- sense of self-confidence and understanding received $100,000." said Perry. See Peace, page 8. since his affiliation with LAGA. ■ See USG. page 8. Batey Smith ■ TflCO BELLi SV.Ii'flfc A9C OFFER GOOD SUNDAY ONLY NO LIMIT "JUSTMADE FOR YOU" 320 E. WOOSTER BOWLING GREEN 6 i ii in Friday Magaxlne/Feb 5. 1968 Band set for weekend 'Rumble' at Howards byShcrccScil The "fun" that Beck mentions could be a result of Rumble's original songs such as Calling their distinct sound "urban "DogTalk." "JungleHeat,""Vanishing jungle music," a band called Rumble com- Hand," and "Poncho's Blues, or their orig- bines reggae and rock with elements of inal lyrics to rock standards of the '50s, jazz, blues and new wave. '60s and 70s. "We use a lot of improv,"he Trying to increase their established said. Midwest audience, they appeared last night at Howards' Club H and will also be per- "We are the kind of band forming tonight and tomorrow at Howards. The band members are Rick Blain on bass, that goes over really well J K. Reno and Mike Beck on percussion, in a college town." Jerry Farrington on guitar and Tim Wire on keyboards. All members contribute to Besides their original lyrics, Rumble also vocals. relies on a strong rhythm section which Based in Fort Wayne, Ind., the band is a Beck shares with Reno. The band has favorite among Indiana clubs and college been known to use several sorts of percus- towns and has begun appealing in Ohio. sion — from bongos and congas to spoons Recently the band played at the Ottawa and pizza pans. "Whatever sounds best for Tavem in Toledo and has played near the song," Beck said. Ohio University in Athens. Beck said that he and the band are look- "We are the kind of band that goes over ing forward to their first trip to Bowling really well in a college town," Beck said. Green. "We've heard some good things Th« members of Rumblt Include from left Tim Wire, Jerry Farrlnglon, J.K. Reno, Mi- He said that the band has fun on stage and about Howards — we've heard it's a really chael Beck, Rick Blain and Tom Tempei. The bend from Ft. Wayne wHi be performing that this usually carries over to the audi- neat place to play." tonight and tomorrow at Howard's. ence. THE AREA'S FINEST LIVE ENTERTAINMENT POWARD'SJLL. 210 N. MAIN 419-352-9951 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1%fcicuu/>rrZY19 e>5 ,^y *, KV> • i^SrVW yfa**\& kuMc" M IO Dip you iCrJoW... gAKUefcTOAY MtfutoeN IN -CfcYrr COMPUW CillMaY fob ^Cu^^lWu*-,-- i n m 00 W JIMMY DAWKINS TGAM v/AieWftM^ vtcf fkt> ■23 6*ueAj=>C*A lZ03lr^>OVO "pflMlrOO & MIKE KATON Wo Wife ■21 HOURS: MON-SAT: NOON TIL 2:30 AM & SUNDAY 2:00 PM 'TIL 2:30 AM 365 DAYS *> VOTED BEST BAR IN B.G. « (902 ■■ DESIGNATED DRIVER PARTICIPANT •"" V)0 U?v£t^ i *. & * a. a, a. * a a a> a Jtaaaadiriiaaj a a* A* a* ** a I •* « » * • * 0 *• #•/■#■>••' L Jt„_ . ..* iTI'fl fcVV-*> M[e«;iC»f««»«».«<»»l. . » *■ r- Friday Magadne/Feb 5, 1986 nnn 7 tuns alive in the United States. He said the Safari has been called one of Chicago's American people have lost much of their best reggae bands. At Martin's Interna- 'Safari' salutes Marley cultural roots. "We are all bastard children tional Reggae Awards in 1984 the group far from home. Whether we originate from was voted best new band and received by Ifcnda Young creation, and I can appreciate that," he Africa or Europe, only native Americans honors as best band the following year. said. are in tune to this country. We hope to The group released the EP "First Step," Saturday marks the forty-third anniver- While Marley's force in reggae was great bring some of the culture that has been lost last year. It includes two of Champion's o- of reggae great Bob Marley's birth. Al- in life, his death helped to propel the music back through our music." riginal songs. ough he was one of several reggae into the national spotlight. "It's actually The group splits its time between record- his name is the first to come to unfortunate that it happened that way. It's ing and regular appearances with special mind when reggae is mentioned. The band usually the only time you get media expo- performances, such as a visit made to the Safari will pay tribute to Marley in a per- sure, which helps propel it," Champion North Shore Association for the Retarded formance tomorrow night. Stann Cham- said. in Skokie, Illnois. Champion said that the pion, founder of the Chicago-based band Recently Marley was posthumously in- group also played at a benefit to buy food Safari, said that Marley greatly influenced ducted into the NAACP Hall of Fame. for the needy. "In order to receive we must the group. "His music has as much power Champion said it was good that Marley had give. As we become more successful we as the bomb," he said. finally been recognized and sees the award want to give something back." Though Marley's music influenced the as a unifying affect. He added that the As for the future. Champion offered no members of Safari, the four-year-old group honor will help boost exposure to black definite plans. "We hope to maintain the does not rely on the traditional reggae culture. status quo and spread joy and love through sound. Champion said that the group per- While Champion said Marley deserves music." He said that the band will rely on forms "Americanized" reggae—music with recognition, he mentioned that very few their talent rather than on expensive high- heavy K&B emphasis. other reggae artists who contributed a lot tech campaigns relied upon by mainstream According to Champion. Safari's mu- to the music have been overlooked in this musical groups. sic—about 40 percent of which are original country. He said modem reggae also suf- Champion said the group decided to compositions—holds the traditional Marley fers because fans want to hear the old make a return performance because of the nessage. "Marley's is a freedom mu- tunes. Marley tribute. sic—full of positive vibrations. 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Regular, or Roatt Bed b Marley -Oneness, Peace, and Love- Saturday, February 6 9 p jn. , Northeast Commons SIX**!'A **l To your door oi In the ton Featuring F4td 16 ox. coltrtor* togRtf's MUG (or only - Free Admission - m DCUVBIY DAB-V haalMM •3.50 Sponsored by Caribbean Association along with ECAP, Ethnic Studies, 352-7571 APA, PSO, W8A, BSU, and TWGA "!*« .!..!.. —"^™■»■»»-■*■■■ aaaa-aaaaaaaaai i i •'-••a- 8 Friday Magutoc/Feb S, 1966 against others. Boehm's desire to establish peace within Cummins is currently seeking faculty Si- society and herself has taken her far from USG Rifle visor applicants for 1988-89 Rifle team Bowling Green and her hometown of season. Lakewood, Ohio. Last summer she worked ■(Continued from page 5) ■(Continued from page 1) The club is open to all interested indi- as a camp councelor in Fishkill, New York. By concentrating on issues such as clubs that can use their equipment over viduals. Beginners are welcome and can be The camp was for children from one par- these, Perry hopes to attract more interest and over again, the Rifle Team cannot trained. The team practices weekly in the ent families living in or below the poverty in student government He is currently reuse their ammunition. Equipment is a- basement of Haves Hall. Travelling team level."Like a war they (the children) are working on a USG newsletter which will vailable for members who do not own their members include coach John Cummings, from their own destructive environment," provide more information about the activi- own, but is of such poor quality it is often Bill Neff, Dave Shaffer, Steve Cousino, she said. ties of the student government. not reliable during a match. Chip Tokar, Greg Aldrich, and Brian Far- The camp was deep in the woods and Another important issue to Perry is the At the beginning of the school year each mer. The next I ,E IRC league competition had no electricity. Fifteen 12-year-old in- assumption that the University student club submits a budget request. Unfortun- will be held March 5 at Cincinatti Xavier. ner-city girls were in her group. They had body is apathetic. "I don't think the apathy ately, requests for the Rifle Team are often Bowling Green State University will host left a world of drugs, lights and city noise lies in the issues at all. The turnout last cut To successfully compete, Cummings the NWORL competition on Feb. 9. to come to "stars and dark and a white girl spring was much better than it had been in said that their budget would need to be from Ohio." she said. "They came to recent years," he said. well above the amount awarded. Peace nature," she added, "to be peaceful within He added that the low voter turnout last Cummings, who has been shooting for themselves." fall was due to a lack of people running for eight years, said shooting has helped him ■(Continued from page 5) office. Perry said this is where action develop patience and personal satisfaction. Boehm travelled to Washington, D.C. against apathy should be taken. He maintains that marksmanship is an art lection of like-minded individuals with an twice in the last year to fight for her beliefs. "Last fall, many of the districts had only of control and discipline. The competition interest in social justice at whatever level," During her trip during spring break last one person running, so students didn't gives members a chance to test themselves she said. year, Boehm, along with 15 other Universi- think they should bother voting. That ty students, studied racism, homelessness, caused a lower turnout than normal. We and learned to lobby. "There are a lot of only had 75 students vote," he added. things you feel when you see how people In order to insure that more interest de- really live on the streets, families on the velops in student government. Perry has streets, and how they are adjusting to that been appointed Chair of the Elections life. Then at the same time you see the Board for USG. wealth in the same city, down the street in "Students care about the issues, what we the White House." The trip has been im- don't have is students who will run for of- plemented as a class for credit and Boehm fice. I'm hoping that by concentrating on is returning to Washington, D.C. as a finding candidates now, we won't have member of the class. such a shortage next fall. I learned througr Last year Boehm travelled with thirty my work getting the carpeting that stu- others to march the last three miles of the dents are involved in the issues, and I great peace march in Washington D.C. think calling them apathetic is mislead- FRIDAY - CONNECTIONS PARTY The point of the march was to support ing," Perry said. "the banning of nuclear arms and things * meet your match at Henry J's like star wars," she said. People spoke who were victims of Hiroshima. Chandi's great Mortar grandson, Carl Sagan, and Jesse Jackson SATURDAY - DANCE CONTEST also spoke, she said. While she was speak- * show your moves to win ing about Jackson, Boehm said she "bum- ■(Continued from page 5) ped into him" recently at a peace confer- average, but no activities, then you won't cash and prizes! ence in Cleveland. Boehm is majoring in get in," Smith explained. Ethnic Studies. "I'm an ethnic studies As president of Mortar Board, Smith co- major because I believe understanding and ordinated the Easter Seals Christmas Part) . SUNDAY - CALENDAR GIRL CONTEST appreciation of other cultures and races is last fall. Mortar Board also has aclivites vital, and people won't treat each other planned for the spring semester. with the same respect if they don't under- Smith said working in a leadership posi- THE FUNDRINKERY stand eachother. That is why we fear the tion is more than just trying to complete a ' 382-1386 USSR and communism. We don't under- resume. ()l .11NBYRNE CENTER stand it. That's why some races are kept in "Activities like Mortar Board and resi- (CORNER OF BYRNE & GLENDALE) oppression." That is why there is not peace dent advisor look great on a resume, but yet she said. you have to enjoy being in a leadership position," she said. Smith is also a member of the University j ****************************************** Ambassadors, who are resposible for ever- , ything from the care packages during finals f week to private tours given to special guests to the Univeristy. She has also been | Audition for the A$AUAO ] an orientation leader. 8 ATI—THIS A_E_ Bargain Matinee and Gong Show Late. 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