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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. War and Socrates in BG, see Friday Mag THE BG NEWS Vol.71 Issue 77 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, February 3,1989 Budget cuts force seven dept. layoffs comment Thursday. by Angela Blandina and Julie Sawyer said the personnel Wallace and Barbara Weadock released were employed to ser- vice the academic buildings — Seven temporary University not residence halls. employees were released Wed- Due to the state of the budget, nesday as the result of emer- Sawyer said money to continue gency measures attempting to paying temporary employees is Keep the operational budget of not immediately available — custodial services in the black. causing the abrupt layoffs. The employees, hired to fill "It was short notice, but we vacancies created by leaves of had to do it. They were given ... absence, were notified Wednes- not much notice," he said. "We day by custodial supervisors of found out on Wednesday morn- their immediate layoff. ing, I told the supervisors and Michael Sawyer, assistant di- the employees were let go that rector of plant operations and day." maintenance, said Thursday a Sawyer said the general reac- mid-year evaluation of the oper- tion of the custodial supervisors ational budget indicated the re- and staff to the layoffs was un- maining funds will not cover the favorable. department's expenses for the "They (supervisors I are not fiscal year. very happy and the custodians "We had our mid-year evalua- are not very happy because it tion and we simply aren't going means more work for them," he to make it," Sawyer said, ex- said, adding they may be re- plaining that 80 percent of the hired if additional money be- budget which began July 1,1988, comes available. and is expected to last through Wages for temporary em- June 31 of this year, is ployees and overtime pay are exhausted. not included in the salary budget Sources in Vice President of figures, Sawyer said. He ex- Operations Robert Martin's of- plained the money to cover these fice said the total operating expenses is then drawn from the budget allocated for custodial operating budget — creating the De-icing BG News Pat Mingarelli services in academic buildings budget crunch. Before leaving Lot 2 Thursday. Dale Busdieker. freshman art educa- I freezing rain that fell. Busdieker had to drive 30 miles on the icy roads and residence halls for fiscal As of December, he said tion major, had to scrape the ice off of his windows because of the | to his home in north Toledo. year 1989 is $1.7 million. $20,000 of the operational budget Martin was unavailable for See Budget, page 7. U.S. claims attack still Gillmor against Congress pay raise by Angela Blandina U.S. Congressman Paul Gillmor, R-Ohio, said given how the issue is being handled. assistant news editor the chance, he will vote against the raise, which will in- "Symbolically, it sends out the wrong message for a mystery crease the annual salary of Congress members from how the government is spending money," he said. $89,500 to $135,000. The salary increase was proposed in December by the WASHINGTON (AP) — The Barring a congressional vote of disapproval by Feb. 8, Mark Isakowitz, Gillmor's press secretary, said the Quadrennial Commission on Executive, Judicial, and State Department, responding the recently proposed 51 percent pay hike for U.S. Con- congressman received and completed Wright's anony- Legislative Salaries — a body recently established to to a news report linking Pales- gress members will become law. mous survey. compare salaries with the current cost of living. tinian radicals to the bombing of The Senate Thursday voted to reject the raise, 95-5. "It looks as if the speaker anticipated that, anony- The commission recommends salary changes to the a Pan Am jumbo jet, said However, without a two-thirds rejection vote from the mously, members would decide not to have a vote," president, who has the option to reject, approve or Thursday the attack has not House within the next week, the raise will be implemen- Isakowitz said. "We sent the survey back to the speaker amend them, Isakowitz said. been solved yet. ted. informing him that there ought to be a vote." Former President Reagan decided to approve the "We are confident we will According to an Associated Press article, House After partially releasing survey results, Wright said commission's recent recommendation, and with Presi- eventually find out who is re- Speaker Jim Wright Tuesday promised to schedule a Thursday the House would allow the 51 percent raise to dent Bush's endorsement the proposed raise was in- sponsible, but we should not ex- House vote if members demanded one in a confidential take effect next week but then vote to cut it back to 30 cluded in the country's budget, Isakowitz said. pect a quick solution," spokes- survey that he administered. He said members pri- percent, the AP article stated. He said Gillmor currently is co-sponsoring a bill man Charles E. Redman said. vately have told him to let the raise become a law with- Isakowitz said Gillmor is also against the 30 percent which is tentatively titled the Congressional Pay Raise Asked about a CBS News re- out a vote, the article stated. pay increase. He said the congressman disapproves of Reform Act. Eort implicating Syria and Li- ya, Redman said "the in- vestigators have not yet reached any conclusion about who is re- sponsible." Public Works Director A total of 270 people perished McMaster Fellow visits in the Dec. 21 crash, including 259 persons on the 747 jet and 11 moves on to Evcinston Mead VP teaches self-focus doctrine persons in the Scottish village of Lockerbie, where the plane hit. The flight originated in Frank- by Beth Church Although he declined to state the full He said students are not taught how to furt, West Germany, and then reason for his resignation, Barber said in by Barbara A. Weadock assistant wire editor copy editor work with others as a team, although went to London before taking off general, he believes "it's time to move they would like to see ways of develop- for New York. on." ing collaborative environments. Although Bowling Green Public Works Gathering and sharing information Secretary of State James A. Director David Barber is moving 250 According to Mayor Edwin Miller, the on team management styles is the pri- A way to capture human relations Baker III said Wednesday night miles away to a new job, neither his title city of Evanston recruited Barber for mary objective of the University's first skills is to enroll In a well-rounded he could not confirm the CBS re- nor his town will change much. their public works division. McMaster Senior Fellow. course of study that emphasizes inter- port. "I don't know that any re- Barber, who officially resigned Wed- "As a member of professional organi- personal communication and self- sponsibility has been de- nesday, recently accepted the position of zations, he's attended national meetings and must have come to their notice," Richard Wright, vice president of development skills, Wright said. termined," Baker said at a public works director at another college "My view is that we haven't had seri- White House reception. town — Evanston, 111. Miller said. "They came after him and technology at Mead Imaging, a division made a fine offer. of the Mead Corp., will be at the Uni- ous problems getting people with tech- According to CBS, the attack nical skills," Wright said. "Our prob- on Flight 103 was in retaliation "I've enjoyed the people of Bowling Although Miller said Barber will be versity for six months sharing methods missed in Bowling Green, the mayor said of management he found integral to the lem is (students) are focused on tech- for the U.S. bombing of Libya in Green tremendously, especially the stu- teamwork aspect of his job. nology and not on themselves, interac- 1986 and was also spurred by the dents — they keep everyone young," he can understand the reasoning behind the resignation. "Students struggle in the whole area tion skills or the ability to work with col- U.S. decision in December to Barber said. "Evanston is the home of leagues, peers and supervisors." talk with the Palestine Lib- Northwestern University and I bet it will "Evanston has about 80,000 people of applying their education to the job eration Organization. be the same as here." D See Barber, page 4. market," Wright said. : See Wright, page 4. Friday News in Brief

According to the Notional Weather The Bloodmobile has a goal of 1,200 donors for Tina Bunce, manager of publicity and pub- Service at the Toledo Bloodmobile goal set next week, she said. The last blood drive netted 985 lication for the College of Musical Arts, said the Express Airport, today donors. _^ Brian McPeek Jan. 20 concert featuring the mezzo-soprano Carla will be cool with a at 1,200 University donors Wood was canceled when Wood was hospitalized high of 25. A 70-per- Oboist concert canceled due to an upper respiratory infection. cent chance ol snow The largest blood drive in Wood County will be- "A full refund for the entire Young Concert Art- Is predicted lor today, gin at the University Monday. The concert featuring Kimberly Bryden, the ist Series will be given to all the season subscribers tonight and Saturday. The Bloodmobile, which runs through Friday, principal oboist with the Toledo Symphony, sched- due to two of the three concerts being canceled," Tonight's low will be will take donors from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. each day in uled for 8 p.m. today in the Bryan Recital Hall has Bunce said. 15 and Saturday is the Lenhart Grand Ballroom, University Union. been canceled, due to Bryden suffering from ten- A refund is also being given to ticket holders who expected to be cold Lisa Sherrill, campus coordinator for the event, donitis in the arms. only bought tickets for the Bryden concert. Both with a high ot 20. said 250 donors per day are necessary to meet The performance was to have been part of the refunds will be sent through the mail to ticket hol- patient needs in the area. She encouraged both Young Artist Concert Series. This was the second ders. students and faculty to contribute to the drive. concert of the series to be canceled this year. —by Fred Wright THE BG NEWS

2 IO Newt February 3,1989 Editorial THE BG NEWS -An independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Julie Wallace Editor

Deborah Gottschalk Elizabeth Kimes Managing Editor News Editor

Andy Woodard Scott R. Whitehead Asst. Managing Editor City Editor

Judi Kopp Judy Immel Editorial Editor Editorial Editor Paddling not effective form of punishment Spare the rod and save the child. CRAIG HERGERT - OUT OF WHACK Ever since the days of the one-room school- house there has been the image of the schoolmaster disciplining students with a hickory stick. Our soci- ety has graduated beyond the one-room school- house. Yet, why do we still sanction physical abuse in our schools? Letters from the mailbox A bill before the Ohio Congress could change that. It's been awhile since I sorted through the A reader who is upset about one of my col- This is your conscience speaking. Well, mail I get from readers of my column. It's umns? It couldn't happen. typing, actually. Geez, even your conscience Rep. Judy Sheerer of Shaker Heights proposes true that The News receives some letters is neurotic. Anyway, I'm your conscience, making corporal punishment a misdemeanor for about it, but not many. Most of the letters Dear Craig, take my word for it. I want you to be honest. public and private school employees. come straight to me, or as straight as can be I wonder wonder who, bejuboo, who wrote You're doing this "Craig's Mailbox" bit be- The Ohio Education Association opposes the pas- expected from the U.S. Mail. the book of love? cause you didn't take the time to write a real sage of this bill on the grounds that paddling unruly So here's a look at Craig's Mailbag. Just wonder, but not the same "just won- column this week. Right? dering" who wrote the letter leading to the Craig's conscience children is a necessary means of maintaining order Dear Craig, I iust read in 77ie Weirs that cheap shot about Ollie North, which I, too, in the classroom. anyone who had heard or read anything am upset about. Dear Craig's, Yet paddling places children in a dangerous situ- about Ollie North's case was disqualified Dear Just, All right, you got me. I was going to write ation in which they have no control. In the state of from being a juror which means to me that I don't know anything about the book of about the OUie North trial, but then I decided New York, teachers are permitted to employ cor- they are going to have one ignorant jury for love. I just have the video. that it would be best not to mention that topic that case. What are your thoughts on this at all. Wouldn't you agree? poral punishment as long as "deadly force" is not matter? Dear Craig, Just Wondering (but not the same "Just" used. Just Wondering Just read Just's" letter. The first "Just" as the first or the second one) For a country which bans corporal punishment of Dear Just, I mean, not the one who wrote about the book Dear Just, hardened criminals, it is ironic that educators can I think it means Ollie North will be tried by of love. Boy, am I steamed. Consider your- Yes, I agree. You don't want to upset paddle an average of two to three million students a jury of his peers. self warned! I was willing to go mano a anyone. As your conscience, I advise you not mano with the toughest terrorists the world to mention Ollie North at all. annually without any legal repercussions. Dear Craig, has to offer and I think I can handle one Craig's Conscience If this bill is passed, alternative means for main- I am a member of a group called Students skinny liberal four-eyes punk- Dear Craig's, taining order and discipline in the classroom also Upset by Cheap Shots — or, as we are OUie North Now that's sound advice! Keep in touch. must be implemented. known, SUCS — and I just want to say I'm Dear Ollie, upset about what you just wrote in the pre- I'm glad you've managed to keep your Craig Hergert 's conscience is part of that Twelve states and several school districts have vious column inch. cool about this. entity called Craig Hergert who is an in- already abolished this archaic form of control, Upset structor in English from Slayton, Minn., and preferring to employ methods that go beyond the Dear Upset, Dear Craig, a columnist /or The News. impulsive act of striking a child. Nationally, schools which have used in-school suspensions as a form of discipline reduced repeat suspensions by 25 percent. An in-school suspension LETTERS separates children from their peers and places them in a special classroom where trained teach- er/counselors instruct them. Other education systems have found behavior also known as one of the more woman's right to autonomous contracts between the student and the teacher — May's letter corrupt school systems in the Article raises personhood is subservient to her where the student agrees not to continue the behav- state of Ohio, I believe I did not ability to bear children. ior as long as a suspension is not implemented — to rebuttal wrong receive the quality of education many questions Moralists question a woman's be an effective means of control. such as that available to stu- capacity to choose whether to Also, student discipline committees could rec- dents within most suburban bear a child by claiming they I believe Christopher May schools. Educated persons in the Bowl- have been misinformed by pro- ommend appropriate punishments for their class- made a very bold assumption in My brother had the fortuitous ing Green community should choice activists, the women's mates. Such peer pressure might prove to be a his rebuttal to Ms. Cleveland's experience of going to a subur- have had a few questions re- rights movement and secular powerful deterrent against disruptive students. article about Proposition 42. No, ban school. Upon returning to Sarding the BG News article of humanism. They, the moralists, By training counselors to deal with students' per- the assumption was not about the Cleveland schools, he often an. 31 entitled "Abortion should be questioned for not sonal problems which may be creating the unruly the education of athletes, but found himself more knowl- Rights Questioned." The over- examining their own arguments about the equal educational op- edgeable of subject matters sight occurred when the repor- which are based on oppressive acts, the result would be a more pro-active ap- portunities Detween inner-city than his teachers. ter (or perhaps the panel) failed misogynistic deceits which are proach to an age-old problem. and suburban schools. My experience here at the to mention that the unviable fe- erroneously accepted as truths Aggressive and violent behavior in our class- Mr. May naively believes in- University has also shown me I tal tissue in question is attached by a culture taught to view the rooms cannot be combatted with more aggression. ner-city and suburban school did not receive an equal amount to a fully viable woman. This state and organized religion as Instead, teachers must use their roles as educators students receive the same of educational opportunities as emphasis on fetal rights rather unerring. Acting from a base of amount of education. He is ob- those students from suburban than women's rights is a misinformation, their assump- in a more humane and imaginative manner. viously ignorant of the situation. schools. eatriarchal fallacy perpetrated tions are therefore invalid. If we do not allow parents to physically endanger Being a recent graduate of the Cedric Lewis Jr. y those long brainwashed by a For example, Barbara Gorant their children, then how can we sanction the same Cleveland Public School system, 160 Kohl Hall society which believes a was quoted in the BG News as action in our classrooms? stating that "pregnancy may be The passage of this bill will be a first step toward the only positive thing to come BLOOM COUNTY out of rape." Why is it that phy- ending this legal child abuse. sical rape by a man is never mAlONb 5TOM equated with the psy- chic/emotional rape of involun- THE BG NEWS STAFF tEAUYf tary pregnancy? I'LL PTXm IT: For centuries, a woman's re- Photo Editor Lisa Pargeon Copy Editor Debbie Hippie productive capacity has been Asst NawS Editor Angela Blandina Copy Editor Linda Hoy used as an excuse to deny her Asst City Editor Amy BurKett Copy Editor Scott Korpowski education, job opportunities, Sports Editor MarK Hunterbnnker Copy Editor Christopher Smith ff^< voting privileges, the holding of Assl Sports Editor Don Hensley Copy Editor Christian Thompson Eublic office, and many other Wire Editor Rebecca Thomas Copy Editor Brenda Young Assl Wire Editor Beth Church Special Projects Editor Barbara Weadock asic human rights. Forced Entertainment Editor Tim Matoney Assignment Reporter Bath Thomas pregnancy is just another of a Asst Entertainment Editor Chris Oawson Production Sup'r Jenny Barnard multitude of exploitative crimes Chief Copy Editor Judy Goklsworth Production Sup'r Lori Shoaenbefger perpetrated against women to Chief Copy Editor Dennis Hoerig Production Sup'r Kent Stickney ensure the proliferation and se- Copy Editor Chane Bolda curity of the patriarchy. One by Chris Mead woman noted that "if men could The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the academic year and Rat Life get pregnant, abortion would be weekly during (he summer season by the Board of Student Publications ol Bowing Green a sacrament." State University Women who choose not to bear Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions ol The BG News children either for economic, The BG News and Bowling Green Stale University are equal opportunity employers. and do physical, emotional or spiritual not diaenminate m hiring practices reasons are not criminals. Abor- The BG News w* noi accept advertising thai is deemed discriminatory. degrading, or tion is not a crime, forced preg- insulting on the basis or race. sax. or national ongtn nancy is. As a woman. I fully copyright 1989 all rights reserved claim my human ana repro- ductive rights irregardless of Business Office Editorial Office secular laws, moralism and a 214 Wast Hal Ph (418)3^2 2601 210 Waal Hal Ph (419) 372-2603 sexist society driven to oppress women as a class. Our scream 8o*lmg Green State University Bowhng Green. Oh*o 43403-0276 will not be silent. 8 00am to 5 00 p m Valery L. Staskey Monday through Friday Graduate Assistant College of Musical Arts THE BG NEWS

Local ■G Newt February 3.1989 3 Fourth annual weekend WinterFest slated Student Sports, recreation teatured in Toledo NHot air' to move across proves duce cabin fever," she said. live music and "winter hat" and by Shelley Banks and Although some of the events "flake-off" contests. Northwest Ohio's skies Shelly Kir Ian will be held indoors, most will Monagan said the winner of talents take place outdoors in downtown the hat contest will be de- Toledo and the surrounding termined by the originality of by Shelly Kirian said the popularity of the by Scon Korpowski Sporting and recreational metroparks. their hat. reporter contest stems from its diffi- staff reporter events will be combined to en- "Many events have become cult nature. tice a variety of participants and popular favorites over the three- "Whoever has the most biz- "An increase in wind speed spectators at WinterFest 1989 in year history of the event and will zare hat will win," she said. Fifty-five hot air balloo- to IS miles per hour causes Ohio's top student nurse has Toledo this weekend. again be a part of this unique Additional activities, includ- nists will compete at Toledo's participants to carefully proven herself in the classroom, celebration of winter," Cindy ing a dog sled race, an ice sculp- WinterFest 1989 this weekend watch the weather," she said. in the clinic, as a leader — and The fourth annual event, one Millen, WinterFest sports ture competition and various in the only winter maneu- "Strong winds could cause as a trumpet of the largest winter festivals in chairman, said. verability contest In the loss of control, which is quite player. sports contests, will continue Gina Pio- the country, will feature a varie- She said most of the activities throughout the weekend, she United States. dangerous in densely popu- ty of activities today through offer on-the-spot registration. said. The competition, which will lated Toled*" wright, Uni- Sunday, Debbie Monagan, mar- Pre-registration is required, One of the highlights will be a begin at 8 a jn. both Saturday versity senior keting director of Citifest, said. and Sunday, will draw many According to Lupke, the nursing however, for tournament-style hot air balloon contest, which major, was According to Monagan, organ- team events such as Softball, will feature balloonists from of WinterFest's spectators, balloonists are given a ization for WinterFest has been volleyball and broomball. according to Diane Lupke, weather safety briefing one- recognized as across the country and Austra- Nurse of the in progress since last spring. The opening ceremonies begin lia, Millen said. The event starts chairman of the event. half hour prior to the contest It is a very lengthy prep- at 5 p.m. today with a "Winter "Up to 20,000 people are ez- Year in at 8 a.m. Saturday at the to determine if conditions are November at „ aration, but it is worth it to give Rally by the River" at Promen- Masonic Auditorium parking ' ad to crowd the streets," favorable for the competition. the 36th an- "owt\ ht the community something to re- ade Park. The rally will feature lot. :e said. "It causes quite a The contest will feature a 5c jam." contestants from eight states nual Ohio Nursing Student Asso- Lisa Metzger, special and Australia, as well as ciation meeting. &®@<3 $h® id M@wg dl@ lfi)®W§„ §(S)®01S§ ©$%<$ [n)l5<§)[jy events manager of Citifest, locally. Criteria for recipients of the See Plowrigbt, page 4.

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Submit nominations for the Outstanding Contributor to call Graduate Education Award to the Graduate Student Senate office §^1 (Ann: Honors and Awards Committee), 300 McFall. by 5:00 P.M., GREENBRIAR, Inc. Friday, March 3, 1989. The award will be presented during the 224 E. Wooster Charles E. Shanklin Award for Research Excellence closing 352-0717 " The Voice of the Student Body " competition, April 27, 1989.

UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO O > < o 3 I uaYr\\ c O > < O 3 IfiS&lfifiCS) c O > < o 3 c O > < O 3 c o > < o 3 c > < o 3 When's Mardi Gras you say? c o > < o 3 c O Tonight: 8-9:00 pm The Dating Game > < O 3 9-10:00 pm Comedian Tony Domenico c O > < Both in the Falcon's Nest (1st floor Union) o 3 c O > < O 3 c O Tomorrow: Ahaaa! Mardi Gras 7 pm -midnight in the > < O 3 Lenhart Grand Ballroom c O > < Includes The College of Musical Arts presents The 3 O "Dixieland Five" and "Unlimited Harmony" c o< O> 3 Also Video Horse Racing c O > < 3 Turtle Derby O c O Giant Maze > 3< O O Outdoor Cafe c < > 3 Mystics O O c < > 3 Casino Games o O c < Costume Contest: Dare to wear Jugglers > 3 O your most original costume at the Fun Food c 3 Mardi Gras O And the Auction c 3 Top Prize - A Trip to Daytona Beach O UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO THE BG NEWS 4 iGNew. February 3,1989

Plowright D Continued from page 3. but it really hits harder closer to Weekend of festivities 'on tap' home." award include clinical and aca- On campus, Plowright serves demic achievements, participa- as secretary of two leadership Mardi Gras will conclude Saturday with a casino night in the Len- tion in extracurricular activities honoraries, Mortar Board and by Jeff Baldorf hart Grand Ballroom. and leadership, Plowright said. Omicron Delta Kappa. She is fctaff reporter Students may play casino games such as blackjack with play The Bowling Green native was also a member of the Honors money. nominated by the Medical Col- Student Association. lege of Ohio, which she attends Outside classes, Plowright has ! While some people may go to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, stu- He said students can also bet play money on turtle and video horse played trumpet with the Uni- dents can enjoy the celebration here at the University this weekend. races. as part of the University's coop- I The event, sponsored by University Activities Organization A costume contest will take place later in the evening. Students erative nursing major with the versity's Athletic Pep Band for will be judged by graduate students and executive UAO members, University of Toledo. She was four years. She said she enjoys (UAO), will feature several events, including professional enter- playing at the hockey and bas- tainers, casino games and costume contests, said Joe Driehaus, jun- Driehaus said. judged against one nominee From every Ohio nursing col- ketbalTgames. ior special education major. "We're passing out 400 masks to students and judges will be look- "It's a release playing in the • Driehaus, chairperson of the event, said the festivities began ing for originality and the Mardi Gras colors of purple, yellow and lege, she said. In her four years as a nursing band," she said. "I've made a Thursday night in the Falcon's Nest where the Cake Walkin' Jazz green," he said. lot of good friends there, and I Band performed Dixieland music for students from 8 p.m. until 11 He said the winner of the costume contest will win a free UAO student, Plowright has done clinical study in medi- also volunteer playing trumpet b.m. spring break trip to Daytona Beach, Florida. at local churches. Her dedica- , The Falcon's Nest will also be the site of today's events which in- An auction will also be held and prizes donated by 25 local busi- cal/surgical practice, geronto- logy and mental health. She said tion to nursing earned her the clude a dating game and the comic impersonations of Tony Domen- nesses and 10 professional sport teams will be given away to the Ruth L. Kelly Nursing Schol- )co, Driehaus said. highest bidder, Driehaus said. she received MCO's outstanding achievement award last year for arship, the Frazier Reams Fel- [ Students who have signed up to participate in the dating game will He said he hopes strong advertising will increase the turnout for lowship and the American Busi- pe picked at random to participate in two rounds of play. the event, which he said has been low in the past. her studies in gerontology. Plowright said she knew nurs- nesswomen's Association Schol- ; Students will make up their own questions and there will be one "I think in the past, students were unaware about Mardi Gras. arship. guy asking three girls questions in round one and then one girl ask- They should realize that they can have a good time for a few hours ing was her calling while caring for her mother — who died of Winning the 1988 Frazier ing three guys questions in round two," Driehaus said. "The winners and the money they will be spending will go to charity," Driehaus Reams Scholarship was the "ul- wul win a date for a free dinner for two at an area restaurant." said. cancer last year. Her parent's health problems resulted in her timate" achievement for her I Following the game, Domenico will entertain students with his Beth Adler, graduate student in college personnel, said there are because a nursing student was famous impersonations of Dr. Ruth and Pee Wee Herman, he said. eight on-campus organizations working on the event and turnout is being around hospitals all her important. life, she said. the recipient, she said. The more people who come and have fun, the more people will "That made me realize nurs- "The scholarship is for people benefit in the long run," Adler said. ing was right for me," Plowright studying public affairs, like po- Adler, who is the co-advisor of volunteers and programs/charity said. "You can handle taking litical science majors," she Catch Friday magazine board, said she hopes more than $300 will be raised from this event. care of people you don't know, said. each week in the BG News Wright D Continued from page 1. ful, he said. leges, he said. programs "Ohio Business Out- Ideally, self-development edu- "This type of education is "I think we ought to facilitate look" and "University Forum," cation should begin in high helpful in letting students create writing and thinking skills by he said. school or at least on the college a sense of reality about the making all tests essay,"he said. THE WASH HOUSE level, he said. world," Wright said. Wright said he gathered his 24 HR. COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT A more liberal arts oriented Wright will share his ideas for team management information education allows students to un- Teamwork skills can also be team management by talking to during the last eight years by derstand human nature and emphasized by stressing written classes and student groups, plus leading a development team at what makes teamwork success- and oral communications in col- filming segments for WBGU-TV Mead Imaging. 250 N. Main - 1 block No. of Howard's VISIT OUR DAIRY DEPOT & TANNING CENTER Barber !: Continued from page 1. March 10 would have made 9 plan to realign Thurstin Avenue According to Miller, a re- compared to our 20,000 — his de- years for me in BG — it seems with North College Drive and placement for the position has cision makes sense from a like only yesterday I started," clean up the west end of campus. not been found yet. professional standpoint," Miller he said. Other major city projects "We plan to appoint an acting CHARLES E. SHANKLIN AWARD said. Barber said he was pleased he Barber worked on include the director to serve while a search Barber said he is scheduled to was able to begin preliminary installation of a new sewer committee makes a decision," for begin his new job March 6. work on the University's com- system to prevent basement he said, estimating a new direc- "It's kind of ironic, because mercial research park and a flooding and the construction of tor would be appointed in about RESEARCH EXCELLENCE a new waste water treatment three months. plant. Applicants for the position Any graduate student currently registered at BGSU A licensed professional engi- must have administrative capa- and who is in good standing with the established Ramada inn Southwyck neer, Barber earned both a bilities and an understanding of requirements of the Graduate College is eligible to MINOLTA Saturday Feb. 4th 1989 bachelor's and a master's de- city infrastructures, the mayor compete for the SHANKLIN AWARD. Any form of gree at Ohio University. He as- said. 1 a 2 sumed his Bowling Green posi- "The new director must be original research conducted at least in part while a MAXXUM ? T, ^AT tion in 1980 after working seven graduate student at BGSU is eligible for Crunni ((Lunch Included) able to evaluate buildings, OOnUUL Registration Fee $20 years at Finkbiner, Pettis and streets, and other public ser- consideration. The deadline for submission is 5:00 Strout, a design consulting firm vices and their upkeep," Miller P.M. Friday, March 3, 1989. in Toledo. Learn more about said. Final selections will be published in the Competition Basic 35mm photography • Camera Settings proceedings in addition to receiving a cash award. MAXXUM • Composition • Flash • Accessories and much more featuring the Cokin Creative Filter System w Tickets available at any Printed guidelines are available from your graduate student senator, or for more information contact the Nonh-3S4<1401 109} N M

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Bush touts U.S.-Japan friendship Congress begins arms sale talks Singer 'haunted' by fall memories WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush promised continued good WASHINGTON (AP) — The Bush administration has opened U.S.-Japanese relations on Thursday, telling Prime Minister NoBoru arms sale talks with Congress that potentially include shipping 35 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Country music star Hank Williams, Takeshi la any disputes between the nations are "the differences of \ brains tanks, considered the world s best, to Saudi Arabia and 40 Jr. says he is still haunted by memories of a 500-foot fall down a Mon- friends." sophisticated FA-18 jet fighters to the United Arab Emirates, con- tana mountain while he was hiking in 1975. Takeshita was equally upbeat. Standing alongside Bush in a color- gressional and other sources said Thursday. Williams, son of a country music pioneer, said he thinks about the ful departure ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, Other Arab states would be inline for U.S. armaments under the near-fatal accident when he sees television shows about mountains. Takeshita said their session "marked a new start for U.S.-Japan co- proposal, made in the next to the last day of the Reagan administra- "I've had dreams about it," he said Tuesday in an interview. "I operation." tion and now the focus of discussions between the Bush White House should have died. The doctor said he had worked on plenty of boys in Both leaders pledged closer economic and political cooperation — and Congress. Vietnam and to be frank, they looked good compared to me. He said Bush vowing to work to drive down the U.S. budget deficit and Take- I had been left here (spared death) for something. I think about that shita promising that Japan would accept more imports. Also proposed: 200 Abrams tanks, seven multiple-launched battle- all the time." They also reaffirmed a plan to assist the Philippine government field rocket systems and 1,500 Tow anti-tank missiles for Kuwait; 40 Williams, 39, spent a year recovering from the head injuries. He of Corazon Aquino and said they would continue to consult closely on Maverick air-to-ground missiles with an infra-red guidance system wears a beard and sunglasses to hide the scars. policies toward the Soviet Union, the Middle East and Latin Amer- and electronic warfare gear for Bahrain; 24 F-16 jet fighters, 100 He has been voted entertainer of the year for the past two years by ica. Mavericks and 100 Sidewinder air-to-air missiles for Morocco, and the Country Music Association. His hit records include "If the South seven of the battlefield rocket systems for Saudi Arabia. Woulda Won," "Born to Boogie" and "All My Rowdy Friends Are "Continuity will ... be the mark of relations between the United Coming Over Tonight.'' States and Japan. On occasion, we may have differences. But these If Bush follows through, the proposed Arab sales would seem sure are the differences of friends," Bush said. "Simply put, we respect to touch off a battle with congressional supporters of Israel, which is one another. We need one another." concerned that sophisticated weapons in Arab hands could be turned Dukakis assumes 'grandpa' title "We're glad you came our way, sir," Bush said. against Israel in a Mideast conflict. BOSTON (AP) — Alexandra Jane Dukakis, the first grandchild of Takeshita, borrowing a phrase from Bush's Jan. 20 inaugural ad- The list is classified; a copy was obtained by The Associated Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, was born Wednesday, more than a week dress, told his host: "In your words, the new breeze is blowing, Mr. Press. overdue. President." The baby was delivered after a difficult pregnancy that forced her mother, Lisa Dukakis, 33, to remain in bed for months and abandon the presidential campaign that occupied the rest of the family for most of 1988. The new father, John Dukakis, 30, the son of Mrs. Dukakis' first STATE / LOCAL marriage, managed the Southern primaries for the Dukakis cam- paign. Although the younger Dukakis was never adopted by the gov- ernor, he has used his stepfather's name. A buoyant Gov. Dukakis was telling visitors about the long- Takeover instills job concerns Plant's output deforms animals awaited birth and accepting congratulations at his Statehouse office TOLEDO (AP) — When Dana Corp. announced it would buy CINCINNATI (AP) — Genetic deformities have shown up in tissue Wednesday morning. Tne governor said he planned to scrap his offi- Champion Spark Plug Co. for $590 million in cash and stock, there samples of small animals living around six waste pits and an incin- cial schedule in the afternoon so he and his wife could visit the new was a sigh of relief from some Champion workers that the company erator at the federal government's Fernald uranium processing grandchild. was being sold to another Toledo-based business. plant, according to studies. "Mother and child are healthy and happy and resting comforta- But some workers are now wondering whether their jobs would be The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which is monitoring bly," said a Dukakis spokesman, James Dorsey. safe under Dana control. plans for a 20-year cleanup of the U.S. Department of Energy plant, "I used to work for Dana years ago," said John Arnold, who works says it wants more biological and water tests conducted at the O.J. charged with personal foul at Champion's Upton Avenue plant. "It seemed that we always had plant's 1,050-acre site. trouble with them at contract time. Finally, they just started laying EPA officials say the tests are needed to determine whether con- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former football star O.J. Simpson is try- off people. To say I'm a little worried about Dana coming in is an taminated water or soil might be causing the mutations and creating ing to play down charges of wife beating filed against him this week understatement." a potential health risk for plant neighbors and employees. over a New Year's Day incident in which he allegedly hit, kicked and Dana, an automotive giant with $4.9 billion in sales last year, used threatened his wife. to employ 3,000 hourly workers at its Toledo plant. Now the plant has "We don't know how this affects humans," said Catherine Simpson, 41, a sports commentator and spokesman for Hertz about 340 workers. Most of the jobs have been automated or trans- McCord, the EPA's site manager for cleanup of the Energy De- Rent-A-Car, struck his 29-year-old wife, Nicole, pulled her hair, and ferred to other factories. partment's Feed Materials Production Center. "They found changes yelled "I'll kill you," in the incident at the couple's home, according David Kubicki, a United Auto Workers international representa- in normal gene patterns (in animals), things that affect their lives, to police records. tive, said it's still too early to judge the deal. such as problems with reproduction. The city attorney's office filed charges Monday. Simpson is to be "We'll know more about it later," said Kubicki, a former UAW "It raises concerns on our part. And it is indicating that further in- arraigned Feb. 17. unit chairman at Dana's Toledo plant. "But we do feel good that it's vestigation is needed." "My wife and I had a fight. That's it," he said Wednesday. "We a Toledo company buying Champion. They know the area and the Miami University zoology professors Sheldon Guttmanand David put it behind us." people." Osborne conducted the initial tests for Westinghouse Materials Co. Cathy Randa, a spokeswoman for Simpson, said neither he nor his William Prebe, an automotive industry analyst and former Dana of Ohio, which operates the plant. The 38-year-old plant, 18 miles wife wanted charges filed. vice president, said Dana probably will keep the Champion plant in northwest of Cincinnati, processes uranium for the government's Simpson told authorities he and his wife had been drinking when a Toledo — if it stays productive. production elsewhere of nuclear weapons. "wrestling-type altercation" began, the records said.

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Budget 11 Continued from page 1. The results of the budget First black NL chief named strain will be felt in academic buildings, Sawyer said. had been depleted through over- "We've had to curtail a lot of several sources said. said the league had no comment the search told the AP. time and pay for temporary help our services," he said. "We of by Ronald Blum NL owners were expected to on the search. Lou Hoynes, the NL lawyer, — with $3,800 of it covering over- course will make sure the neces- Associated Press writer elect White on Friday and he was the third candidate the time. sary things are done, but the would become league president White had not been mentioned search group examined, another Sawyer said re-hiring may be custodians will have to make do NEW YORK - BUI White will on April 1, when Giamatti suc- publicly as a candidate for the source said. Hoynes told the possible if money is transferred without some supplies." be named on Friday to succeed ceeds Peter Ueberroth as com- job until Tuesday when the committee several weeks ago from the salary to the opera- Sawyer said the cleaning of A. Bartlett Giamatti as National missioner. Daily News reported he would that he did not want the job. tional budget to cover wages. restrooms will not deteriorate League president, becoming the "We're coming to New York When a custodial staff mem- get it. When he does, he will will ber is on a leave of absence, the and lighting in the classrooms first black to head a major and we expect a positive an- join American League president Gourdine had been the leading will be maintained. professional sports league in the nouncement," White's lawyer, Bobby Brown as former players candidate for many months, ac- money earmarked for their Sharon Bishop, custodian United States. William Eastburn III, said wages remains in the salary who rose to head their leagues. cording to one source. The budget — although the staff worker in West Hall, said she White, a six-time All-Star first Thursday. search group is composed of Los was told all supplies will be is- baseman with the New York and Simon Gourdine, a former Angeles Dodgers owner Peter members do not receive it. He sued on a need-only basis and San Francisco Giants, St. Louis White could not be reached by NBA deputy commissioner who O'Malley, New York Mets said this "salary savings" can will be kept at a monitored, cen- and Philadelphia, and a broad- telephone Thursday and was be transferred to the operational tral location to cut waste. had been the other remaining Eresident Fred Wilpon, former budget on approval by Martin or caster with the Yankees for 18 said to be traveling in the contender, was told Thursday L president Chub Feeney, At- Sawyer said he does not be- years, was chosen Thursday by Midwest. Katy Feeney, director that he no longer was being con- lanta Braves chairman William by Roland Engler, plant opera- the five-man search committee, of public relations for the NL, tions and maintenance director lieve anyone is to blame for the sidered, a source familiar with Bartholomay and Giamatti. in order to employ temporary budget crisis. help. "I don't really think it is any- Engler was also unavailable body's fault," he said. "The only Minority station torched for comment. thing we can do is make do." Second arson fire in eight days quiets WJTB-AM broadcasts

NORTH RIDGEVILLE (AP) — Extensive damage from the sec- North Ridgeville, 20 miles west of Cleveland in Lorain County, has ond arson fire in eight days kept a black-owned radio station off the a population of about 22,000. Blacks represent 0.4 percent of the po- air Thursday in this predominantly white community, authorities pulation. said. TODAY. Arson is suspected in the WJTB-AM fires Wednesday night and Both fires were reported just before midnight and damaged con- Jan. 24 because of similarities, but no arrests have been made, ac- trol room equipment. The first fire caused an estimated $175,000 in cording to Fire Chief Eugene A. Diederich. damage. The second fire, which damaged replacement equipment "It was arson," said Diederich. "Whether there's anything racial, and was found burning in two places by firefighters, caused an esti- Do yourself a favor. Kile your taxes now and file accurately. I cannot tell you." mated $100,000 in damage. If you need help doing your taxes, call or visit your local IRS office. The co-owner and manager of the 5,000-watt daytime station, James Taylor, spent Thurday looking over the remnants of the gut- Mayor Floyd H. Peaco Jr. said the station had experienced finan- ted studio. He said he had no idea who might have started the fires. cial difficulties in recent years and paid an overdue city tax bill only Another co-owner, Robert A. Palmer, an Elyria attorney and part- after the matter went to court. Palmer said the station was doing COME CELEBRATE OUR time Lorain County prosecutor, said he felt there was a strong possi- "fair financially —not in such a state that a fire would resolve any- bility that the arson was racially motivated. thing." 5 Year Anniversary and Palmer said he was unable to cite a specific reason for his belief TOLEDO that the arson might have been racially motivated. But he added: The Chinese New Year "We're in North Ridgeville, which is a predominantly white town- Masonic Auditorium ship." Fob. 5-6 only Buy one of these dinners and get a second of equal or Toledo 36 WUPW lesser value for only $1.30 WBGU BRINGING YOU EVERY FALCON PRESENTS HOCKEY GAME THIS SEASON Almond Chicken (Dinners only) $6.00 minimum dinner order "An Outspoken F.vening with Sweet and Sour Chicken ■ 4^V 1 Sweet and Sour Pork MORTON Moo Goo Gai-Pan Bowling Green < Pepper Steak DOWNEY, JR.!'' Chicken Egg Foo Young Sun 12 9 f VS. Vegetable Chop Suey Mon 11-9 I MIAMI Sunday, Feb. 12, 7:30 pm

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t IONIWI February 3,1989 Sports Swim teams host Wildcats Nine Falcon seniors will be competing for the BG icers challenge Miami by Mike Drabenstott last time in Cooper Pool Saturday. They are Su- sports reporter zanne Church, Moe Kelly, Jennifer Lakins, Andrea WHAT: Bowling Green Fal- season, Miami defeated BG better goals against average Szekely, Brian Dickman, Jim Jensen, Dave cons versus Miami Reds- 6-3, for the first time since the than Michaud (4.95). It will be depth versus depth Saturday at 1 p.m. Stiener, Corky Thein, and Tim Wagner. kins 1979-80 season. In the second THE FALCONS: as the Bowling Green swim teams host Kentucky Though he said he did not want to single anyone WHEN: Friday and Sat- game, Nelson Emerson netted in the Falcons last home meet of the year. out, Gordon said Szekely should be especially hon- urday night at 7:30 p.m. the game winner in the Fal- Offense:The Falcons will be While BG has relied on its superior depth most of ored for her four years in a Bowling Green swim- WHERE: Both games will cons 5-3 victory. In the series, led by Greg Parks who leads the season, the Wildcats have the personnel to beat suit. be played at Mil's Goggin Ice BG outshot the Redskins 75-42. the team and is second in the the Falcons at their own game by finishing two or Arena (2,200). THE REDSKINS: league with 55 points. He will three swimmers in the top four spots when they do "I don't want Andrea to overshadow everyone RECORDS: The Falcons Offense:The Redskins are be helped by junior Nelson not win an event. else," Gordon said. "It will be similar to when will try to improve on their led by two freshmen, Craig Fi- Emerson (16-30-46) and so- This will necessitate top performances by BG Jackie Motycka plays her last basketball game — 18-13-1 overall record and their sher and Ken House. Fisher, phomore Pierrick Maia standouts Andrea Szekely, Shari Williams, Rich you don't get an athlete like that very often." 12-13-1 Central Collegiate leads Miami with 35 points, 19 (13-16-29). The scoring depth Foster, Brian Dickman, Rob Hermanet, and Mi- Is Szekely readying herself for the MAC Cham- Hockey Association mark. of those coming on red light- for the Falcons will continue chael Poindexter. pionships? Judging from her performances last BG's league record is good for ers. House, on the other hand, with junior Joe Quinn The above may be difficult on the emotional weekend in BG s 165-135 victory over Miami, she fifth-place, five points behind is fourth in points with 29, but (13-14-27) and Marc Potvin level considering Kentucky is not a MAC foe. may never be more ready. fourth-place Lake Superior can be found in the second spot (16-10-26). "We will not have the same intensity as we had Szekely took first-place finishes in three and only six points behind Mi- in goals scored with 17. Also (last Saturday) against Miami," BG head coach events— the 200 butterfly, 200 freestyle, and 500 chigan and Illinois-Chicago, supplying scoring punch is Defense:Adding offensive Brian Gordon said? "For us, it's a chance to get up freestyle — notching her season-best times in who are tied for second-place. senior Boyd Sutton (16-19-35) spark from the back line are and race against a good team. each. The Redskins enter this week- and senior Jeff Sisto (12-20-32). the tandem of Kevin Dahl "It's not a MAC meet, so it will give us a little end's action with a 9-21 record Defense:The defense is the (7-20-27) and Rob Blake time to get everything fixed before Ball State (next "I haven't swam that well since my freshman overall and a 6-18 league slate heart of this Redskin team and (7-15-22). Seniors Alan Leggett weekend) and the MAC Championships," Gordon year," Szekely said. which puts them in the base- they are led by freshman Rhys and Triad Rusiecki stablize the said. Szekely ended her freshman campaign with the ment of the CCHA. Hoflyman, who last week who defensive aspect of the game The MAC Championship are scheduled on Feb. 1986 Outstanding Swimmer of the Meet honors in COACHES:Bowling Green's tallied four goals last week, with heady, consistent play. 23-25 for the women and March 2-4 for the men. the MAC Championships. head coach Jerry York enters with three coming on the this weekends sereis with a Eower play. Also supplying Goaltending: Junior Paul 248-144-17 record in his 10 elp along the blue-line are Connell will handle the goal- seasons at BG. His overall re- Steve McGrinder (5-11-16) and tending chores this weekend. Falcon squads see action cord in his 17 years behind the Joe Tonello. Connell has reduced his GAA bench is 373-231-20. His to 3.80, as he has allowed just The Bowling Green gymnasts, meet. The men then take a select counterpart, Miami's Bill Da- Goal tending: Junior Steve three goals or less in nine of his track teams, and men's tennis The women's track team group of team members to the vidgc, has struggled at the McKichan and freshman Mike last 14 starts and boosts a 14-11 team will all see their fair share travels to the Ohio State Invita- Notre Dame Invitational on Sat- helm of the Redskins where he Michaud split the goaltending record. John Burke is a capa- of action this weekend. tional for a 10:30 a.m. meet on urday. has posted a 37-105-3 mark. chores with McKichan owning ble as he enters the weekend The gymnasts host Eastern Saturday, while the men com- The men's tennis team travels FIRST SERIES:When the aa 4-15 record while Michaud with a 4-2 record and a 4.17 Michigan Friday in the Eppler pete in the Eastern Michigan to Michigan State Saturday to two teams met earlier in the is 5-8. McKichan (4.60) has a GAA. 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WHO CARES ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS * Alpha Sigma Phi ■ Alpha Sigma Phi' AMERICAN PICTURES Congraufetions lo Alpha Delta Pi 1988-1989 Falcon basketbal on WBGU 88.1 FM CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS WE DO The brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi wish lo co- AMERICAN PICTURES officers lor a fob well done Good luck lo newly Amnesty International BGSU ngratulate Christopher Allen Coleman on hie in- AMERICAN PICTURES elected officers We have put our trust m you * Sat Kent State at B G Information meeting 4 movie duction Into Outstanding Young Men of Amer- AMERICAN PICTURES l«L Your ADPi Sisters Women 5 30 Men 8 00 •8.1 FM Your sports leader' "The Killing Fields" ca Batchelder Activity Lounge * Alpha Sigma Phi ■ Alpha Sigma Ph. ■ MISS BGSU SCHOLARSHIP P 7:00 pm Tuesday CRAIG PORTER EANT" Anyone interested in volunteering m the BGSU Hope you have a great birthday' By the way. if Premiere Nights Feb 2. 3 at 7-30 Blooddnve. Feb 6lh 10th please call you were spaghetti what would you want S3 00 student. $4 00 adult • Alpha Sigma Phi' Alpha Sigma Phi • 372-6716 poured on you? Finals Night Fat) 4 at 8 00 pm WAY TO GO Alpha SlgslII Ho $4 00 student - $5 00 adutt LOST & FOUND Congrats on winning the Lambda Chl/AOPI KOBACKER HALL Whitfieba ii tourney AOPI HEATHER SILVERBERG AOPI •Alpha Sigma PhrAlpha Sigma Phi" Get psyched for the greatest weekend ever, I Lost- One south Channel Leather Jacket at Tee am. Sea you Saturday! David Calend AFRICAN STUDENTS IN CHINA on Saturday reward offered- Cal Dave " Alpha Sig" Alpha Deri" Alpha Sig' P.S. What la your favorite drink? Congratulations on pledging FUls Hey that s An Educational forum to discuss the history and 372-1389 The Brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi wish to co- GREAT1 Don'l you |ust hale red lights m Logan, experience ol Africans at Chinese universities Lost-small tan purse at 11 way tea Need my ngratulate Mark Struhar and Karen Mettler on lor what? Tuesday. Feb 7 at 9pm. UCF Center Trmrstm keys and IDS' Give me a break No questions the* recent lavaliermg AOPi * Beth and Tracy" AOPI In friendship Jim and Ridge Everyone is invited Sponsored by Can 2-5141 " Alpha Dett • Alpha Sig * Alpha Delt Thanks coaches for your wimebal insight the Progressive Student Organization The Men of Delta Upsaon •Congratulations Kathy Koch* • DG * DG' Mary Slerhng DG • DG ■ Attention Your Pi Phi sisters wish you and Gary Barrow- 1 Congratulations on being selected lor a field Spanish Club Meeting To whoever picked up the brown eel sfcll wal- man much happiness with your engagment Aren't you dying to have a Tie-Dye T-Shirt? consultant interview I couWni be more excited 7 30 PM at DIBENEDETTOS let Friday (1-27-89) at Sundance Keep the Bring summer in early with HSA The shirts wil and proud of you NEW MEMBERS FACULTY WELCOME' cash but please return the wallet and its other be on sale in the Union Foyer Jan 30-Feb 3. 9 Love. G-Ls Stacy We will be having "conversation hours"-a contents ID'S and credit cards are a pain to re- 10th Uptown; Downtown Anniversary Party am-5 pm lor only $ 10 place, please Either return to Sundance chance for you to brush up on your Spanish' Saturday Feb 11 5pm NEW MEMBERS WELCOME'!' anonymously or cal 354-2354 and tell Kraig S2 00 Admission Do you have a sweet tooth? where he can pick it up Thanks, no Question -Al you can eat pizza Asked ATTENTION TRENT BARRY Baked goockes can be found « Moseley Hal ■First 200 get free tshtrts How's the crampa? •Free mugs, visors, door prizes for al" We were worried1 Coming soon Ferron to B G S U More into cal 1 Don't Miss Out Call and let us know1 372-2281 Women's Center DftY DOCK " DRY DOCK SERVICES OFFERED DRY DOCK wil not be open on Saturday' We For an Irie time with Reggae Music. wiu be participating m the Mardi Gras m the ATTENTION!' ThoCarlbbean Association urges you to listen Union from 7 p m -12. so come and join the 1989 Spring Semester Edition of the Student Bring a buddy to the next UNDERGRADUATE to R*d-4 Roots every Sat morn 6-10am on fun' organization Directory ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Monday. Feb 6 at WBQUB8.1 FM.S—n? Center for Choice n DRY DOCK * DRY DOCK Now available In the office of Student Activities 7 30 in BA Annex 1009 Abortion. Morning Alter Treatment and Orientation. Room 405 Student Services Free Pregnancy Tesi Graduate Student Lunches Every Friday soup Building Hurry while supplies last and sandwiches $1 00 UCF, Corner of Thura- Proud to be Pro Choice Due lo popular demand tm and Ridge This week Dr. Ellrabath Alt- 16 N Huron Toledo. OH ATTENTION! 18 and over 255-7769 gaier, Psychology, will discuss "Sexual har- A TO Z DATA CENTER 352 5042 Bring a buddy to the next UNDERGRADUATE DANCE PARTY assment" Comptele Packaging Needs UPS. Federal EK- ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Monday Feb 6 at Every Sunday Night press Typing Resumes. FAX Copies 7 30 mBa Annex 1009 at Papers Typed Reasonable Rates 372-5793 Uptown ADPi Spring Rush ADPi * Free T-ahtfis - raffle Baseball Card Show Grand BaaroomBUY- February 6.7.8 at the Alpha Delta Pi house ATTENTION!! 'Free popcorn SELX-OR TRADE When only the best will do. ADPi. where sister- Bring a buddy to the next UNDERGRADUATE STRESSED, TENSE, or SORE??? Sun Feb 6 10-4 hood isn't rust a word' ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Monday. Feb 6 7 30 Your Answer AMASSAQEII m BA Annex 1009 GIVE BLOOD $10 00 session Call 353-4983. GIVE BLOOD BGSU Bloodmobile Uve Falcon Hockey on WBOU 88.1 FM AGO AGO AGO AGO FebettvlOth 10am-4pm Fri&Satat 7.25 ATTENTION!! Congratulations to Alpha Gamma Delta's new Grand Ballroom Bowling Green at Miami PERSONALS Executrve officers And a warm thank you to Bring a buddy to the next UNDERGRADUATE GIVE BLOOD 88.1 FM WBGU Your Sports Leader" last year's officers for a fob well done1 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Monday Feb 8 at GIVE BLOOD AGO AGO AGD AGO 7 30 in BA Annex 1009 For a Knight O'Romance. Place a bet with a BOB MARLEY TRIBUTE AOTT. Reggae with the Art band from Columbus ATTENTION GOVERNMENT HOMES Irom $1 Roman- 1 Saturday. Feb 11. NE Commons. 9pm AGO STEPHANIE CRAWFORO AGD (U repani Oebnouent tax property Reposses- We'll dance and have fun-tt'l be great * A Caribbean Association Event' Good luck at the Miss BGSU pageant' sions Cal 602-838 8885 Ext GH4244 I know you win* be the perfect date • Peace and Love * ■•Rob«nBear* Love. Your AGD sisters We'll stan me Knight on with the Lamoa Ctvs. Good Luck with the Miss BGSU Pageant' And then join the tun with the AOTTs Your sisters are behind you 100% So get psyched lor the Knight O'lun AGD" AGO' AGD• Jennie Mabee" AGD" AG • "Pi Beta Phi" BECKY SALSGIVER because two parties are better than one1 D'AGD Happy Birthday' Yes. you guessed it It's a no- Speedy Come & Celebrate Chinese New Year Congratulations on becoming the new presi- WithWSA" pride night You deserve il You're Ihe best P S Want to buy a raffle ticket? dent ol Alpha Gamma Delta' I'm very proud ol Mon 2 6 2 30-4 30 roomie I could ask for' you and I know you'll do a super job"' Love ya. Kathleen Special Coffee Hours at 411 South Had Love Always. Deb and Thurs 2'9 2 30-4 30-Compton Lobby also Thurs 29 4 30-6 00 Kre-cner Caf Authentic Snacks and food will be served DAYTONA ' DAYTONA * DAYTONA Charities Week Bake Sale 1 See you there Is the place to be' Alpha Delt love & congratulations to Irene Ken- Off Campus Student Center DRY DOCK NOT OPEN For you and your posse" nay on her recent pearling to Dean, the OSU Jan 30-Feb 3. Ilam-lpm 1 Ihund.rblrd Htl. 8119 Drive 8228 Bus man IPCO CLUB Claredon Plaza $149 Drive-S236 Bus L 8 L. Your ADPi Sisters Join us at the Mardi Gras at Attention everyone1 The IPCO CLUB will now Cherrywood Health Spa Tanning Booth 8 days. 7 nights in the heart of the strip be meeting every other Monday at 7 30 pm in 10 visits tor $20 352 9378 Cal Mark 353-5957 105 South Hall We're having a meeting Febru- Warren 353-4284 AlphaXi* STACEY LARSON 'AlphaXI ary 6 at the aforementioned lime a place Come the Union. 7-12 p.m. $50 Deposit or Full Payment Required Stacey is 21 years old Sunday so when you get involved in this fast growing, YOU-onented 10% Discount al TO's Tanning Too see her say Happy Birthday' She'll appreciate Chi Omega Rock Alike Singers organization' with every sign-up (Regular S30) your wish ft listen to you talk, but leave her Heather. Manbeth. Missy. Jil IPCO CLUB 1 Deadline Feb 28 alone at 4 o'clock Gel ready 'or Friday night Hurry Seats are going fast Happy 21st" Your Alpha Sig Producers' Love.Jen ft Stepn Thomas and Drew Pie Throwing Contest

MFA READING SERIES SPRING 1989 AMERICAN PICTURES Congratulations to Maria Core for tw recent BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY ft wil change the way you think about America1 pea/ling to Mark Marney Now aren't you glad presents 1 you skipped date party? ANNA SCHACHNER Don'l miss it February B. 7:00 pm Grand Balroom L«L. Your ADPI Sisters and DENVER BUTSON vlISS BGSU SCHOLARSHIP P, THE TANNING CENTER (who will read poetry and fiction at) EANT"" 150A Jerome Library Premiere Nights Feb 2. 3 at 7 30 •I the Waah Houu al Hair Unlimited Friday Feb 3. 1989 7 30pm S3 00 studenl - $4 00 adult 248 N Mum 143 W Wooster Finals Night Feb 4 at 6 00 pm 7 Beds 6 Beds $4 00 student $5 00 adult Attention Graduate Students 354 1559 3533281 KOBACKER HALL t Interested in representing Graduate Students as a Representative REQUESTING YOUR PROMPT REPLY' to the BGSU Board of Trustees? Your Tanning Professionals Those receiving ALCOHOL & DRUG SUR- -Since 1980- VEYS • "ALPHA PHI" " please, please, please fia it out HEART-2-HEART GSS is now taking applications for this distinguished position. For and return it to "ALPHA PHI" Lel us send you to Daytona' Automatically entered 310 Student Services more information, contact your Graduate Student Senator or the to win a Free trip tor 2 plus $ 100 cash with each It is important to the New Alcohol Abuse Graduate Studenl Senate office. 300 McFall Center. 372-2622. paid membership (must be paid before 2 23) Prevention Center as wed as to BGSU" * ■ "ALPHA PHI" ' HEART-2-HEART 10 Initial Visits $25.00 "ALPHA PHI' • Applications will be accepted until February 27, 5 p.m. Final selections will be notified no later than Friday. March 3. •memo*' o* 'he Tanning Associoticr lor National Safety Wanted AH students to study m France •••Pi Phi Robin Beal"" * team in English Your sisters are right behind you 100% this "earn 6 credit hours weekend at the Miss BGSU pageant Win or • •••••••••••••••• * live with French lamilies Lose, we coudn't be prouder of you' * Open Informational Meeting on Monday. Feb 13 at 9 pm. m Bus College Room 3000 * GREENBRIAR, Inc. •refreshments served* • • • Pi Phi Mary Ze^ler • " * The Sisters of Your PI Phi sisters would like to congratulate is now renting - you and Eric PBUO on you Pi Phi-Phi Tau lava- * Alpha Chi Omega serirtg The Saturday Recreation Program tor Frazee Avenue Apartments for Fall 1989 Youth with Disabilities *wish to extend their support to^ will next meet on Saturday. February 4th *" COCO BAKE SALE NTSA * ■ 10 4 5 am-1 pm Bake Sale COCO Bake Sale Both groups will meet al the ice arena NTSA Bake Sale COCO 624, 670, 656 Frazee Avenue During Chanties Week Moseley Hall j Cyndi Rand; 2 Bedroom, Furnished apartments with 2 baths RESUME TIPSI JOB INFOI Don't miss the next meeting of Women In ■ALPHA PHI' Communications. Inc HEARTS-HEART * * $600 per month + electric Wed Feb 8 at 7 30 PM in 110 BA Happy Hours-Mock Wedding Terry Rentner will be speaking Friday. Feb 10 ••wicr-wicr'wicr' 5-9 UPTOWN * in the Miss BGSU Pageant * HEART-?-HEART call 352-0717 224 E. Wooster •ALPHA PHI*

SCUBA CLUB •••••••••••••••••* Next Meeting Feb 6 227LSC.8 30pm ************************************* Alpha (a-aiwpu Delta Presents their 1989 Initiates SOCIAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE PRESENTS SOCIAL PROGRAMMERS' CONFERENCE Petitions for USG President, BAA 1007 Sal. Feb 4 1 -5 pm Kara Kaiser Shelley Vigneau Free and open to the public Vice President and twelve Jana Linser Marie Applin State of University Address Jennifer Connors «»» ^k V. Krista Ireland Monday 8pm Cindy Ault ^'£i:>^^-. Laura Green McFall General Assembly Room At-Large Representatives •t> Michelle Hellman V. Denise Kruszewski Women For Women presents a coffeehouse Michelle Martin Heather Lose wrth Ann Reed February 2 in the Amani Room, for 1989-90 are available in NE Commons 7 30-9 30 Free and open to all Tracy Jacim Heather Effron moremfo 0*372 2281 405 Student Services Denise Zappola Sharon Russell YOU ARE WARMLY INVITED TO A BAHA'I FIRESIDE ■t> Valerie Wonnacott. Monica Nelson A Flrealde can be a brief presentation of the Baha'l Faith, an Informal and open discus- thru February 16. Jeanine Lepich $ J) Cindy Jones sion exploring facets of the Faith, a musical presentation, or just an evening for getting Dawn Menno Angela Hughes acquainted. Come Investigate tha youngeat of the world's Independent religions In the Heather Sexton Donna Amato oemfort of a home setting, free from the pressure of proselytizing. Caroline Roser Dawniel Roth 1 at and 3rd FRIDAYS. 7:30PM Home of Jim A Vicky Corbttt Michelle Gentner Kelly Williams 840 Pearl St. B G i SmJfil Go*»nm—M 352-787 7 (lor a ride) Heather Lindsay ************************************&

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lO MNtwi February 3,1919 Classifieds

Need e place to live this summer? SPRING BREAK WANTED Two bright, dependable, creative in- Get Involved Mate Roommate Needed for houae Close to We have openings in the Peace House The MAKE VALENTINES DAV NASSAU-PARADISE ISLAND dividuals to fil one part-time and one full-time USG CABINET POSITION OPEN Campus S200 00/mo plus utilities House is located across Irom campuslcorner ol special lor your sweetie FROM $299 00 copy editing position atThe B.O. News. Availa- National. Stale-Community 3525822 Thurstm and Pike). Cal 352-7534 BGNEWS PACKAGE INCLUDES ble immediately Contact Juke. Dennis H or Affairs coordinator VALENTINE HEARTS ROUNDTRIP AIR. TRANSFERS. 7 NIGHTS Needed IMMEDIATELY! Female to share one Jud» at 214 West Hal. 372-2603 it interested Apply Your meaaaoe printed inside a HOTEL. bdrm apt on summit $185 00 mo plus alec 405 Studanl Services RED heart border on Tuea Feb 14 BEACH PARTIES. FREE LUNCH. CRUISE. fum ksund CIMschefe 353-6841 Needed subksaser lor one bedroom apt lor $5 50 - orders must be placed in person FREE summer Cal 353-3919 One female needed IMMEDIATELY to gucle—S 214 Weal Hall ADMISSION TO NIGHTCLUBS. TAXES A 4 man apt with 2 others girls on 2nd St Onfy YOU can acquire JOB EXPERIENCE m MORE" Communications 450 00 Nog Desperate! Call 353 7828 NEW OPENING CANCUN PACKAGES ALSO AVAILABLE!" Pubkc Relations Ode To Duke 1 bdrm apt. unfum . close to downtown Need s |ob this summer? ORGANIZE SMALL GROUP. EARN FREE Person or persona to share apartment for sum- Marketing To Mike C $225 mo piusulii Worried about money? TRIP! mer 89 Couples welcome, your own room- Sates My awesome Big Ro. Cal alter 6pm 354-1079 (Detail s to follow) 1 -800-231 -0113 OR (203) 987-3330 mate or female Real cloee to campus rent neg. Apply NOW for Ihe BGSU spring Tatefund!" Your 'e the best ewer says this little bro No elected officiate Can George 353 4973 I can't wait HI ritual where boys become men. Appkcatons are available at the MHett Alumni Center from 8 00-5 00 until Fnday or Cal Pam Now leasing for summer and lal But. hey. the sheep scare me. Stoykss Ptke ol the week Atchisonat 372-7698 PIEDMONT APARTMENTS Need s job this summer? So get nd o-em. alnghty then Matt Wheeler Two females needed to share apartment lor Privileges lo Cherrywood Health Spa Worried about money? Lowe For his outstanding Job and effort during spring 89-90 year Cal Kay or Karen 353 8900 Preferred Properties Co -353-9378 (Details to follow) ruehi One non-smoking female wanted to snare an Wanted to Ml apt or houae One mate or fe- FOR SALE One bedroom apts lor grad students Available East Merry apt. wf3 eaay to get along girls male Close to campus and furnished Call lor fal. close to campus 287-3896 Hey Chnstinea.li.a. Bunny for 89-00 school year. Call Pam 353-3085 THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA CHI WOULD LIKE 353-0325 or 352-7365 Just think onfy one more week tilt theBIG SUR- TO CONGRATULATE TOM COSLER AND 1978 Fairmont $400-3725628 PRISE! I hope you are as excited as I am' JOANNE BEARDSLEE ON THEIR RECENT SI- Parly room for rent OUTREACH Lowe*Your I--I -as Bunny GMA CHI CHI OMEGA LAVAUERING GOOD HELP WANTED 1979 280 ZXruns excelent. great body conov Prelerred Properties. Co ...Because USO wants to make e difference 1 LUCK IN THE FUTURE lion-new paint-have to sell quickly- aak- 352-9378 for-you I Hey-Theta Cras. Betas, and ADPi a" ACTIVTTIES DIRECTORS NEEDED ngS4,200(Negot) Cal Nick 352-8473 The Alpha Gams are psyched tor this Fridays The Brothers of Delta Upaaon would like to co- NOW INTERVIEWING lor the summer ol 1989' Re 11, lew Mln(-Warehouse OUTREACH Tea" ngratulate ROB KAPPELMAN on his recent la- Need a summer job' Don't Wart til the last (at the corner ol Railroad Ave and Lehman Because USO wants to make a difference for • 1985 Renault Alliance Interior looks new. valienng lo CARLA DEANGELO minute" Our campground. Yogi Bear's Jettys- stereo & cassette. AC. new muffler Runs Ave) 5x7-9x15-9x30 You 11 (BM PS-2 model 60 with monitor, printer, key- torte Camp Resort, is looking lor 2 creative. great Take over payments $147 OS/mo Preferred Properties 352-9378 board. DOS Cal Carl 354-1898 After 8 pm Outgoing persons to coordinate 8 direct activi- 352-1172 morning OUTREACH The Panneiienic Council would like to wish ties for a family camping resort Location Aur- ...Because USO wants to make a difference good luck to all the "groups' participating ora. Ohio 5 mass from Sea World of Ohio and 1986 Dodge Colt, 4door, like new. excelent Remodeled two bedroom apartment on 4th Si If you thought camping meant tents, try Con- for-You I In the Alpha Sigma Phi "Rock-a-llke" Qaasjga Lake Park Experience preferred but $350'mo pkjsutii Call 352-7422 necticut For Sue Seager and Larry Deem. contest. not s must Living Facilities provided If inter- condition, only 8600 miles S5200 or best camping meant mud. submarine tours, and a ested, send resume to offer 425-0306 pearling1 Congratulations1 JELLYSTONE CAMP RESORT Small Efficiency Avail Immediately PASS The sisters ol PI Beta Pht wish Use Pattrson and L 4 L. Your ADPi Sisters 3392 SR 82 2 round trip tickets to Daytona for Spring Break S250 00 mo Utii Included Prefer grad Stu- People Against Sexist SchokuMclam Kohl Schneider much happiness with their eng- Mantua. Ohio 44255 Cal372ei27 dent 287-3896 Stop the exploitation ol women's bodies Boy- agment con MISS BGSU Small efficiency avail immediately $250'mo it must have been a romantic night -n Iront of the uM included Preler Grad student 287 3896 Organisational Action Meeting THOMAS N.GILMORE ATTENTION-GOVERNMENT SEIZED VEHI- Christmas lights Congratulations to Karen Area Photo-processing company has position Saturday. February 4 Happy Anniversary CLES IromS 100 Fords. Mercedes. Corvettes. Merrier and Mart Struhar on the long antici- open lor photo ksb technician Positive attitude at United Christian Fellowship 2 years Chevys Surplus Buyer's Guide Summer Lease Available pated Alpha S-g-Alpha Deri lavalienng 6 00 pm 8 good communication skids more important 1-602 638-8885 Ext A4244 Large, quiet 2 bdrm apt Call 353-4662 before Lowe. Your ADPI sisters Lowe. Tammy than experience WM train Send reply to ATTN 11, after 4. Manager 1843 Tiffm Awe , Flndksy. Oh 45840

Raiiview Mini-Warehouse To the AOTT's and their guys Thurstm Manor 1 J V C Receiver-Brand New (at the comer ol Railroad Ave And Lehman Saturdays almost here. ATTENTION -HIRING Government Jobs-your Si 00 or best offer Cal 353-7733 1 or 2 person effic for 89-90 KnstenB area S17.840-S64.485 Call 602-838-8885 To my very oestesi friend Thank you lor always Awe 15x7-9x15-9x30 And the bme is drawing near. Call 352-9302 Preferred Properties Co So grab your date. ExtR42244 being there lo share my -oy and to help me thru Want lo stay close? 352-9378 And don't be kite. Men's Black Leather Motorcycle Jecket my paai From MSU to BAMA . CINCY to AT- Size 42. excellent condition, quilted lining. 605 Second St apts Cause the buses leave half past 8 ■ LANTA, lo fcwmg in a shoebox We we survived it $100.00, no checks, 372-8184. S295-mo lor 1 bdrm sl< How? I hawen't a clue. Let's lorget Ihe BOSTON BECKONS Call 352-9302 1 From the union to Gibby's we'll go. hockey buck Ha' Only time will tel' REQUESTING YOUR PROMPT REPLY' Boston's leading nanny placement agency in- Sporty 1983-84 Ren-Fuego. black And once we're there we'll show. Love ya-Jenny Lynn Those receiving Alcohol & Drug Surveys vites you to spend a challenging and profitable w/rnoonroof. excelent condition Has 4 month Our dales and alt the rest. Wanied to Ml apl or house Please, please, please-im it out year with carefully screened professional fami- Warranty S2900or best offer Cal 353-3809 That our i st date party wil be the best' One male or female Close to campus, furni- and return It to lies Complete support network awaits your ar- shed 353 0325 or 352 7385 310 Student Services rival Round trip air. beautiful New England LEGAL JOINT $1 So get reedy and set to piece your bets ft is important to the new Alcohol Abuse neighborhooda-We care" Call American Au Pair FOR RENT Wei maintained 2 bdrm apts close lo campus During Fnday Happy Hours 3-9pm To dance and party al night, Prevention Center as wen as to BGSU' today 1 •600-262-8771 leases avail starting May or Aug 1989 Phone AT BRATHAUS Cause it's going to be greet. 419-287-4685 850 Scott Hamilton Excep- That's no lie. but of course. tionally nice, modem, furn. laundry facilities. We're the AOTTe'M AC, water & sewer mckj 12 mo/lease RESERVATIONS TO OAYTONA Counselors coed camp in NE Pa. close to • 1 bedroom 8 2 bedroom LJI Mane Ganzel NYC. has opening lor general counselors as furn Aunfum apartments $595 00 per month. 9 mo lease $69S/mo Congrats on your Executive Council office' onfy $50 down Cal Ramona at 353-7236 for 234 S Coiege-stove S relng lower apl $305 anappt well as specialists lor land and water sports. * 123 Manvilto (house) (You'd be a great Standards Chair') I'm so proud Want to give a special Valentine? drama, rocketry, computers. AAC. tripping. per month (Think The Cookie Bm) ' Roommates needed male'lemale of you' rope courses, etc We will be holding on cam- Cal John Newlove Real Estate Lowe. B*gShe*ey Order Now' 353-2272 at Woodland Mad pus interviews For info & application, write G Tammy. 3542260 Would you like to live wfth students who are Lusbg 60 W 66th St 1 5-E New York, New What a great two years it has been' concerned about social Issues? We have York. 10023 Love. Thomas openings In the Peace House. Ihe house Is Lisa Pattlson WHO CARES ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS located across from campus. Corner of Congratulations on your engagement to Kohl WE 00 EARN MONEY AT HOME' Assemble jewelry. Thuratln and Pike. Call 352-7534 Schnieder of Notre Deme. SAMS/MTV Rock-e-llke toys, electronics, others FT 8 PT work avail Jay Mar Apartments Frl. Feb 3rd 8-12 pm Amnesty Internetlonel-BQSU Love, Your Roommate "Big" t Maid of Honor CaH(relund)1-407-744-3000 Ext S1535A. Large two bedroom apts N.E. COMMONS all ages welcome! informational Meeting 1 Movie 24hrs as low as S405 00 per month Rock and roll with the "stars." "The Killing Fields" Batchefder Activity Lounge Laundry Close to campus 7:00 pm Tuesday Beat the heat with central air 354-6036 LITTLE ROBIN SEAL SAMS/MTV Rock-e-llke Help Wanted Bartending, waiter waitress 8 im so proud ol you' Good luck this weekend * Fri. Feb 3rd 8-12 pm floor walker positions are available at Toledo's \ Ihe Miss BGSU pageant!"(Toot Your Own N.E. COMMONS ell ages welcomed only FUNDRINKERY Only fun and exerting Horn') Rock and roll with the "stars." WANTED people need apply m person at Henry j's Wed- 1 & 2 bedroom apartments-summer. 9 month 8 TTF Bobbie Sun after 6 pm at 1532 S Byrne. Glenbyrne 1 2 month leases available 352-7454 Shopping Center 1 Female roommate Heart SAMS/MTV Rock-a-llke FaH -89-Spring 90 Frl Feb 3rd 8-1 2 pm Lrve Falcon Hockey on WBQU 88.1 FM Call immediately 4 people to fill HAVEN HOUSEfor fall N.E. COMMONS, all ages welcome! 1 Fn & Sdt at' 25 Kim 353-4180 LIFEGUARDS 89-spr '90 Cal 353 8300 NOW Bowhng Green al Miam. Rock and Roll wfth the "stare," Healthy Get your summer (ob fcned up now" Head Ufa- 88.1 FM Your Sports Leader' guard - rate based on experience Lifeguards al Anyone wanted lor apt close to campus Only SAMS/MTV Rock-e-llke 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors needed) shifts 4 00 hr If Interested, contact payetec Cheap" 1216)638-5162 LIVE BEOGAE TRIBUTE Frl. Feb. 3rd 8-12 p.m. Private, coed, summer camp In Pocono JELLYSTONE CAMP RESORT Recipe To Bob Martey with the Art Band from Colum- N.E. COMMONS, All eges Welcome' Mountains. Northeastern Pennsylvania. Lo- 3392 SR 82 bus. Sat Feb. 11. NE Commons. 9 pm A Car- Mantua. OH 44255 Apart for rent Furnished Move in now Al util- Rock and Roll with the "stars" hikan. P.O. BOX 234BQ, Kenllworth. NJ 07033 tlos paid Jeff 353-7238 or 353 4610 ibbean Association Event (Peace and Love) (201)276-0565 (Near Sea World of Ohio) CHICKEN AND BROCCOLI SCOTT SILKNITTER WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE Uve-m summer time help In private house Ba- Available Now* Need a job this summer? Congratuletlons on becoming the new u.S.G. Female rmte wanted lor 89-90 school year bysitting 8 kght housekeeping Cal or write apt lor rent, 1 Odrm , unfurnished. 2 bdrm fur- 1 10-ounce package frozen broccoli Worried about money? Legislative Officer. House very close to campus AN utilities paid MOTHERS UTTLE HELPER 30574 Wood- nished Call after 2 pm 354-3533 (Details to follow) The Brothers of Sigma Phi Epsllon Cal 353 3348 ask tor Susan. JIB. or Tonia 3 tablespoons margarine stream Drive Farmington His. Ml 48018 Ph Vifcage Green Apts. 3 tablespoons flour 313-8510660 1 cup chicken broth Female roommate wanted lor 89-90 school Make hundreds In your spare time placing pos- 1 4-ounce can mushroom slices, ters No selling Call.918) 33MONEY Campus Manor Golden I Beat Actress year House cloee to campus Own room with liquid 352-9242 4 person balcony apts left for 69-90 rtfioaKo Globe N Best Comedy Call 352 9302 1 pound cooked chicken, sliced (or Awards C Best Supporting Bargain Secretary;Receptionist 15-20 hours pe' 2 cups cooked chicken or turkey) L Actress Gred Student w/ dog seeks same to find 8 week Cal 352-5822 Mat Sat - Houses & Apartments • Close to Campus •hare apt /House 89-90 Cau Pete C 2 tablespoons chopped parsley Sun before 600 pm rtaiKoloid For Summer 1989 & 1989-90 school year only $2.00 353- 7158 or c/o Pop Cult 2 tablespoons bread crumbs Jtoriting Taking applications lor gril cooks, prep cooks. 1-867-3341 MdnbMi (_,ir| waitress. casrwers Excellent opportunity lor Cook broccoli according lo pack- 4th and final week Fh at !- growth and advancement Apply at Buckeye age directions. 7 00 pm ■ Sat J Sun at Uve in Christian female, your own room m Travelers Mel 78 State Rt 18 and 75. N Bal- Houses lor 89-90 school year. Steve Smith. OUVER 2:001 7 00 pm Fn. -8:45 a 11:00 exchange for help wfth cooking and shopping timore. Ohio 352-8917 or stop by office at 532 Manviue lor Mix margarine and flour together Co-fa"** Sat. - 5:00-8:45-11:00 Must have car Phon 686 2691 sating in saucepan. Cook briefly over me- ^^un^^><^M5^2_ dium heal. Blend in chicken broth, stirring constantly until thickened and smooth. Stir in mushrooms and their liquid. Season to taste House For Sale By Owner Place broccoli pieces in a shallow 1988-1989 baking pan. Cover with sliced chicken and pour mushroom sauce over all. Top with parsley and bread STATE OF UNIVERSITY crumbs Bake at 375°F, uncovered. 15-25 minutes, or until bubbly and ADDRESS brown on top.

TIMOTHY D. PETERSON Half block from campus at Student Body President 6 University Lane in one of CAMPUS MANOR the prettiest areas of B.G. APARTMENTS February 6, 8 p.m. • Three bedrooms • 2 full baths McFall General Assembly Room • Stone exterior • New landscaping NEXT TO CAMPUS ft STORES Call 352-1707 for appointment CLOSE TO TOWN

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Doug Crew, sophomore finance major: Lisa Reffner, senior music education Joe Sgambellone, sophomore journal- Denise Doherty, junior business major: "Loy Little. He gave us creative freedom major: "DePue in music theory. The ism major: "Dr. Dohertyin Psychology "Dr. Richard Weaver in IPCO102. He was and treated us as human beings more than things he would use in class to teach us 201. He seemed to actually care if we lear- very enthusiastic and energenic. He talked any other professor. That in itself is unu- and he would make things up to help him ned and he seem to enjoy teaching. He was very quickly during his lectures. He was a sual in a professor. I had him for Philoso- remember our names. If he had someone willing to take an extra step for the stu- very interesting lecturer and we weren 't phy 101." named Marvin he would call him Messy dents. " bored in his class." Marvin. He also would ask that we ask a question we had if we looked confused." New dry bar on campus Outsider sees America by Shelley Benson Slides show 'glimpse of life'in U.S.

UAO begs to differ with Michelob. by Shelley Benson Holdt's presentation has been shown at As far as they're concerned, from now on "dry" is B'Dazzle! — the newest non- many college campuses throughout the alcoholic bar on campus. U.S. and Canada, including Stanford and In association with Mardi Gras, B'Dazzle! will have an informal unveiling tonight at 8 in What is American Pictures? Yale. Dartmouth made it a mandatory the Union Falcon's Nest. The night's entertainment will consist of comedy by impressio- The campus and community can find out viewing program for all incoming freshmen nist Tony Domenico and a mock dating game. when this presentation, which has attrac- and Harvard has requested the show more The B'Dazzle! grand opening is Friday, Feb. 10 and will debut an innovative form of ted over 145,000 viewers nationwide, than 10 times. Undergraduate Student entertainment called The Music King. In addition to a regular disc jockey. The Music comes to the Lenhart Grand Ballroom Government, sponsor of the presentation, King includes a large video screen and light show. Feb. 8. hopes that it will be just as successful here. The main goal of B'Dazzle! is to provide students with alternative Friday night enter- The show is free of charge and begins at 7 tainment. According to project coordinator Joe Matessa, the club will offer students more Those who attend American Pictures p.m. than a regular cafeteria setting. "It has a very festive atmosphere and is better located for will see an outsider's glimpse of life in the west-end and off-campus students." United States through the eyes of Jacob A follow-up discussion will be held These foreseen advantages are results of a survey done to determine why Frank's Holdt of Denmark. Holdt came to America Thursday, Feb. 9. According to Kevin Place, a short-lived alternative bar. failed last semester. Students were not happy with the in 1971 with $40 and an Instamatic Turner, deputy coordinator of minority af- location and disliked the "cafeteria" decor. UAO used these observations and incorpor- camera. He sold his blood for money and fairs and human relations, the discussion is ated new ideas to develop B'Dazzle! stayed in over 400 homes, including the designed "to allow Holdt to give individual Matessa is also confident that B'Dazzle! will not be in competition with the other "dry Rockefellers'. After five years he put attention to any questions and concerns bars" on campus. The club will offer entertainment every Friday night, while the others together a slide show highlighting his trav- the students might have." focus primarily on Thursdays and Saturdays. els. Friday (^L

T V» ""tw'du* 'JPl.y ^ Friday Magasine U published every Friday daring the academic Assistant Editor Chris Dawaon ^ fc thm Bo-rd of 8tudent Publications of Bowling Green State Staff Reporters Linda Hoy. university. Elisabeth Masturzo Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the Christian Thompson opinions of Friday Magazine. • Brenda Young Friday Magazine and Bowling Oreen State University are equal Editorial Office 2 lO West Hall opportunity employers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. (419) 3 72-6967 • ■ • Copyright 1989, The BO News Friday Magazine/February 3. 1989 Prof 'shook up' about earthquakes by Christian Thompson said. "I love seeing students get excited fault." "In California no one offers it unless you about something... opening doors and say- Unlike Califomians, Parrish said people ask — it's very expensive. Here it's rare I'm all shook up!! ing, 'Here's geology all around you.' " would not be prepared if a major earth- that anyone knowingly has it." Don'I get upset. This isn't another Elvis Parrish said he uses data from the Uni- quake hit the area. Ohio never has earthquakes big enough reincarnation story. It is the feeling one versity's seismograph equipment in his in- "If you live in California and open up to cause damage, he said. Normally people gets after talking to the University's expert troductory geology classes to introduce your phone book, it says to make sure you will go down and look at their foundations on earthquakes. students to earthquakes. "There are only have a wrench and three days worth of and say they are cracked "but foundations Jay Parrish, assistant professor of ge- three seismograph stations in the state — water and medical supplies available all the are always cracking — the reason they ology, said he moved to Bowling Green one is at John Carroll University, one here time." Parrish said. "Around here. I don't blame the earthquake is because it's the from California for personal reasons. and another at the University of Toledo," "I left my job at a NASA jet propulsion Parrish said. lab because I wanted to teach," Parrish He said the magnitude of Ohio's earth- quakes is small compared to other regions of the world and that Ohio has only three major regions of activity —the areas around Anna, Cleveland and Toledo. "The rock beds are flat and relatively undisturbed, which means if there is an earthquake hundreds of miles away, the A nuclear blast in Nevada was recorded on the University seismograph. energy from it can travel here without much problem. think people are attuned to that. If there first time they've looked. There's always a "Penn State has loaned us equipment was a major earthquake, I don't think big problem for insurance companies after precisely because they said it would be many people would know what to do." the quake." great to have a station here " Parrish said. Children in California schools leam that it Parrish said experts expect "the big He said even though the Bowling Green is important to turn off the gas, not to one." a major California earthquake within fault, which extends from lower Michigan stand in doorways and to stay inside tall 20 years that will cause thousands if not to Anna, Ohio, is not presently active, it is buildings made of glass during earth- hundreds of thousands of deaths. still a good source for student study. quakes, much like students here leam "Probably in terms of major world disas- "It's of interest because the fault buck- about tornado safety, he said. Earthquake ters — the Civil War. one of the World led, which made highs and lows in the be- insurance is rare locally, Parrish said. Wars and the Los Angeles earthquake drock — that's where all the oil accu- "I've talked to some insurance com- would fall into the top three." mulated," Parrish said. "At the turn of the panies. Some offer it because it is so cheap According to Forest Lawn Mortuaries of century when there was a big oil boom with very little risk — others say they don't California, "the big one" will be no big here, the oil was localized by the fault — know what it's about, so why offer it." Par- deal — in the event of a major earthquake the history of Bowling Green is tied to the rish said. they will bury bodies for free. What is it? ii you can identify tins object, you could win a SIS gili certificate from SamB's, i4(> \ Main (Does not Include fax. gratuity, or ,)l(holi( Ix'vrrugfsi Drop your entr> form In the box lot .ii<-< i in ihe n< > Sunday, February 5th News Editorial < (fflce. 214 west Hall Entries are due each rhursday, 5 p.m. The Relief Pitcher Night winning entry will h<- named ,n ih,11 nine 11 more ihan one "Calendar Contest " correct entry Is received, .1 1 Irawing will !*• held 10 cash, prizes, and determine ihe winner much, much, more ! 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Friday Magazine/February 3. 1989 uuc 5 Baldness is the lowest level ot Hell Heavy schoolwork, no sleep, full-time baldness. Some people seem to think amount of hair on your entire head. I guess job and too much drinking took a terrible baldness is a disease like leprosy, but the that is a plus. toll on my body. There was just too much mature bald man knows better. Probably the biggest plus is that girls Marketsqaare stress. My body reacted in a very unplea- I experimented with many chemical sub- think you are very mature. At least the in- Hero sant way. stances, even some for baldness. I ordered telligent ones. And if they don't, piss on It gave me the finger and said. "See if Bald-Away, which smelled like dog food. I them. They aren't worth it. you can deal with this!" sent away for Turf-Cro but it ate through So fellow baldies, regale in your bald- by Dennis Robaugh The hair on the back of my head began the bottle in the mail and burned the ness. Ply high like the mighty bald eagle. to disappear. Slowly at first, then more and mailman's leg. And remember, "God created only so At one time it was very painful for me to more. Finally, I had a nice little landing I bought Mr. Leary's Hair Restoring many perfect heads..." talk about this. But I've come to grips with pad on the back of my head for small heli- Tonic off the black market. It didn't seem my loss and writing about it is almost a copters and alien spacecrafts. to grow any hair on my head hut I did see therapy for me. I had reached the critical stage of bald- purple trees sprout out of the ground and And many people think I need therapy. ness. flying, plaid chevys driven by David Let- I'm losing my hair. This is the stage where 1 became very terman. WHAT IS CHOLESTEROL? It is a gradual loss. I don't exactly look sensitive about my lack of hair. I bought a case of it. Cholesterol is a fatty substance like Telly Savalas. All the same, my bald- Some people seemed to think I looked None of the lotions, tonics or creams lound in animal tissue Primary ness was rather disconcerting. like a monk. Others thought "cue-ball proved fruitful. I gradually began to accept sources of cholesterol m the Ameri- It was first brought to my attention by head" was hilariously funny. Numerous the fact that I was losing my hair and there can diet are laity meats egg yolks my eighth-grade English teacher. In her subhumans asked me if I waxed the back was nothing I could do about it. Actually, it and whole milk dairy products Cho- sweet voice she said, "Did you notice you of my head. isn't so bad. lesterol is essenlial tor certain body rracesses bul ihe amount the body have a receding hairline?" I was not the happy hairless one, let me Eventually most men lose some of their manulaclures is sufficient lor these That began my descent into the hell all tell you. hair. It is part of maturing. Men who do needs High levels ol cholesterol m hairless men experience at some point in At this stage of baldness, the bald man not lose some hair must be from the shal- Ihe bloodstream are associated with their lives. always adopts the following saying as his low end of the gene pool. Either that or a higher risk ol heart disease and After eighth grade, life was not so bad. basic philosophy. "God created only so there is no brain activity to cause any sen- stroke This risk can be reduced by adopting an eating pattern moderate No one remembered that my hairline was many perfect heads: the rest he covered sations in the scalp. m cholesterol-containing loods and migrating. Even I almost forgot about it with hair." You may have noticed that most of the saturated (animal) lals. which can in- But the evil beast of baldness raised its It may be weak but it is the only philo- more brilliant professors on campus have crease the cholesterol level m the shiny head and began devouring the hairs sophical tonic that we have. hair loss to some degree. Most try to cam- blood Coniact your local American on my head in my senior year. Men eventually reach a point where they ouflage this by growing beards. I tried this. Heart Associalion lor more And it was one hungry beast. secretly search for the impossible cure for It doesn't work but it does increase the net information

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Dawson This brings on another point — that of Women At All. Besides the obvious, physi- the male bonding group. The Guys. Simply cal stuff that separates the sexes (and bers of the opposite sex won't be found in put. the human male is a social creature. probably causes most of the appeal), we a bar. "Men are jerks!" is a comment from fe- He cannot stand to be alone, and so there- cannot fathom females and their motives males heard frequently around campus. fore seeks out a group of buddies that he for doing things. Why do they get emo- Attempting to focus all of these points Actually, the comment doesn't include the can relate to. The relationship that the tional over things that we don't? Why don't and differences is impossible. Men and word "jerk", hut another word that can't male forms with his buddies is very intense, they get emotional over things that we do? women will never understand each other. he printed in a family-style newspaper like but yet extremely casual. For example, These are questions that are not only Women think that we're insensitive, but this one. while tension reigns amongst a group of unanswerable, but have been plaguing they never see the hurt they can cause to a Television shows such as "Donahue," girls, guys are much more casual about mankind since the dawn of time. guy. The woman who thinks a man's goal "Oprah Winfrey." "Geraldo." and "Sally things. We can and do insult each other in life is to use, abuse, and throw on the Jesse Raphael" more often than not fea- without causing any offense. Things are Females sometimes think that we males dirtpile as many women as possible has ture men-bashing topics, and focus on mellow with us. Go walking through a girls' are so simple that we are very complex. never seen a man hurting because some- problems caused by men. The only excep- floor in a dormitory and you'll think you're We're not. A lot of the male-act is show. thing he has said or done has offended his tion to all of these shows is "Morton Dow- in a war zone. I mean, the tension is so An example is that most females think that Love Interest and he doesn't know what. ney. Jr." who is definitely pro-male. But thick that you CAN'T cut it with a knife. all males want a blond, blue-eyed, skinny When women say "men are (censoredl!" the question remains, why us? Girls get offended so easily. Guys rarely get girl with large breasts and long legs. Well, it's because they won't give us a chance. I mean. I may be a tad biased (being a offended. A guys' floor is an excellent ex- we do — as much as all women want the They have one or two bad experiences and male), but I don't think we're really that ample of relaxed casualness. guy in the Soloflex commercials. Granted, they automatically clumps all men into the bad. Okay, we're not perfect. But then When girls become the guys' Love Inter- a lot of males regard sex as a form of phy- category of jerk. Give us a chance. We're again, neither are all you females. So est, they sometimes have difficulty putting sical gratification, but then so do some fe- not so bad. once you really get to know us. there. As I always like to say.'we may not up with The Guys. What girls don't under- males. No, not all males are out to pick up be perfect, but there isn't much of an stand is how difficult it is for The Guys. To alternative, so you're stuck with us." us, we see our buddy's life completely oc- But let us focus on the problem. Appar- cupied by an outsider. Usually, he's enjoy- endy, it is us men. I am trying to see what ing it too. In a way. it's like a major loss. It is wrong with us. but I really can't. C'mon. hurts, sometimes. If there are problems be- we're men. We are pretty simple to under- tween the guy and the Love Interest, The stand, and usually we're quite predictable. Guys are the first to hear about it. and pro- There are a few simple common points to vide support, usually with that time-worn remember, such as the fact that we have quote "Women-you can't live with 'em. Remembering $utton£) The Best Of WBGU-TV SUNDAY AFTERNOON.... Friday 1(H) Tim And Ghoul On Campus Knjoy comedians Tim Conway and College I.D. Night Krnie Anderson at BGSU (1966). 1:50 Tinker (reduced admission with valid I.D.) Visit a blacksmith in Roscoc Village (1975). Beach Blanket Contest 2:(M) Dominick I.abino win great cash& prizes! The Man and His Art Explore the art of glass with a local Saturday artisan (1980). Hot Legs Contest win great prizes and cash. WBGU Open until 4 a.m. 18 and over TV27 25481 Dixie Highway 874-2254 -i mm-TbanksTo \bu! 8 Friday Magaxlne/Febniary 3, 1989 Inside All of Us Ampitheatre Anticipate autumn, collect the fallen. Pan Am 103 Who's to blame, everyone pointing fingers 259 dead When the song is the truth, there are snow dissipates Chill concentrate in your ribs. no singers scene cut. spring Hug the spring dust. Why? Mothers, father, friends and lovers falling. Kiss absent lights painted flats Lied Clasp the hardy weathered props. For love of one. hate of another green curtain These lives someone did smother Man's inalienable desire to destroy revel in folds Wish for bodies to make it so. Mothers, fathers, friends and lovers Is responsible for this ploy of the outdoor theatre. When word of guilt rings sweet in our ear Brush rust from fingers. Died Retaliation must be severe Feel old dead Bill. Clamp For we must not let this Scavenge ticket stubs, unused wrench shut. Christmas time, family gathered program leaves. The show is struck; Remembering loved ones, lost and Slide walk away, scattered Feet and knees grimed, copyright. 1989 Mother, fathers, friends and lovers copyright, 1989 rake paper round drift's decaying bodies. by Ed Carmien Cried by John Fogcl

Peace Single, Unfurled Petal Robert W.T'Souvas And let Robert go He met a carnival worker My eyes beheld on dawn's arrival Kathleen T'Souvas It wasn't until her funeral that I found Death, destruction and wicked contrival Over and over She took his last name out my Dad's mother wrote poetry. Words and wisdom then cannot save He didn't talk More a drinking buddy Not like mine, of course. I guess she Is it killing and burning that we crave About it much Than a wife used a Norwegian/English blend. True, an early grave The body counts It's not as if I would have wanted her Things like that They lived in a van to show me one of her poems, To these men we submit Sold blood but I wonder now, as I look at a bud on the mum plant I got from beside Whose minds seem unfit He never finished Worked some Blinded by greed High School In a food kitchen her casket how she would have seen it. When elected to lead At nineteen For the homeless Would she have felt that the single, How much longer must we bleed Army Spec 4 unfurled petal is testing the climate of life Drinking that day for the others? A young virgin ready. Or Heed now, this call In My Lai village Shooting cans To stop this country's tragic fall would she have reached out to pluck Two Vietnamese kids Rats under a bridge the petal Now, before it's too late In the road Or it is with death we all have the same off, admonishing it for being so Their intestines Kathleen foolishly alone? date Hanging out Shot my Robert A sad fate Who wouldn't In the head copyright, 1989 copyright, 1989 Have shot them Over a bottle Of vodka by John Fogcl Premeditated copyright 1989 by Lori Lindeman-McMillan The Army called it They got Cal ley by John Bradley

Hunger the sheaves. Magenta socks Full Moon Notes is Seed bum for John Coltrane what hunger. volcanic Cilia Growls. clouds heartbeat The sax With cilia Listen within gorilla Tip to the moon ADNA sperm of the light cafe And tongue. squeals On the kitchen it rains copyright, 1989 chair Bringing tropical leg. in Fish. by John Bradley poem notice in the brief flight Alone in the of pigeons west window tomorrow notice in the brief flight how we are meant old granary His hammer and wood-saw of pigeons to live His scythe between the com sheller and how exceptionally close to flap mad wings Between slats of sun-spatter we are to dying lift lift a few feet from his handplow rusted out of motion the grain scales wait notice it the ground the sleigh overhead When he went into the house in the maroon babooshka of & land with the among shadows and spiderwebs for the night the woman who feeds them grace of punches copyright, 1989 crumbs of seedless sour rye or bombs Four decades since Crandpa & notice it in children by Carole Beard copyright. 1989 stood here drunks lovers park attendants promised to replace that cracked who notice nothing by Mark Andrew Nowak ^^^~~^^^__ ■ _^_^^-^—— i i '% :.. v. (. Friday Magazine/February 3. 1989 i

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