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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. THE BG NEWS Vol.71 Issues Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, September 2,1988 Dallas tapes might reveal engine failed GRAPEVINE, Texas (AP) - spokesman Michael Benson. A cockpit tape recording re- You have to start from the be- covered from a shattered Boe- ginning, put together a mosaic ing 727 showed the pilots talked and slowly discover what went about an engine problem right wrong." after takeoff, seconds before the The same flight Thursday jetliner crashed in flames, kill- from Dallas-Fort Worth to Salt ing 13 people, a federal spokes- Lake City was aborted when the man said Thursday. pilot detected a problem with his Investigators on the scene of plane. Most of the 102 passen- the crash at Dallas-Fort Worth gers, including six survivors of International Airport scrutin- the crash Wednesday, left about ized a rear engine of the plane two hours later on another and crawled through its charred plane, Delta officials said. hulk searching for more clues on On Wednesday, the 15-year- why Flight 1141 crashed Wed- old Boeing 727 failed to gain suf- nesday. Nearly 100 people sur- ficient altitude, bounced three vived. times on the runway and burst The recording of the cockpit into flames. conversations from one of the At least 95 people aboard mir- "black boxes" showed that the aculously survived by clamber- pilots discussed engine trouble, ing or being pulled through said Lee Dickinson, a member emergency doors or through BG News/Susan Schulz of the National Transportation cracks in the burning fuselage Safety Board. into the hazy sunshine. Michelle Sprang, (left) freshman undecided major, and Melanle Sulli- between classes. Students are temporarily being housed in Falcon "Shortly after takeoff there "Why? Why did it happen? van, sophomore photojournalism major, relax In their motel room In Plaza Best Western Motel due to a lack of rooms in the residence halls. was a sound, (apparently a) That's the question we have to warning a stall condition may be answer now," Delta spokesman approaching,'' Dickinson said. BUI Berry said in Atlanta, Del- He said the sound came from the ta's headquarters. Adviser nhnHng of the "stick," a device Housing angers freshmen similar to the steering wheel Witnesses said there appeared that automatically makes a to have been a fire or explosion working sound when a problem develops. in an engine on takeoff, Federal Motel rooms, lounges provide temporary homes "This indicates the plane may Aviation Administration be approaching a point where it spokesman Jack Barker said. in motel won't be able to fly," he said. "But mat was not confirmed," "But when I pay my money to and the TV. Besides that, the "Shortly after that, there was he said. "This was merely what by Scott Whltehead live on campus, I feel I should maid makes our beds and by Scott Whltehead some conversation about an eng- some witnesses were report- staff reporter receive a room on campus." gives us clean towels every staff reporter ine problem." ing." Wright acknowledged that day. "Albright said. But he stressed that the warn- Some may call them "lounge motel living does offer some Jill Carr, director of on- It seems like Corinne Arraez ing sound could have stemmed Thirty to 40 investigators from lizards." For others, they are benefits. campus housing, had said that is always far from home. from something besides an eng- the NTSB, Delta, Boeing and simply living in "Bates "It has its advantages and whenever possible, room- Arraez, junior pre-computer ine problem. He would not elab- Pratt & Whitney, which manu- Motel.'' But the one thing they disadvantages. You have lots mates in temporary housing science major, is the resident orate, except to say, "In this factured the plane's three eng- all have in common is they are of privacy, out sometimes it's would be kept together when adviser for the women tem- case, we're talking about hy- ines, fanned out over an area victims of overcrowded hous- too quiet, she said. "You just moved on to campus. Albright porarily living in the Falcon draulics." about the size of two football ing at the University. don't meet as many people said she and her roommate Plaza Best Western Motel. The "Every accident in its own fields, examining pieces of the For the 180 women placed in here as you do on campus," wanted to stay together but motel is across the street and way is unique," said NTSB wrecked aircraft. temporary housing until ac- Not everyone, however, is were now being separated. several blocks away from her commodations become avail- eager to relocate into a resi- "That's the worst thing real home of Founders Qua- able, the situation has caused dence hall. about all of this. We wanted to drangle. mixed emotions. Janet Albright, freshman stay together and now I have to She is a bit farther from her Terasa Wright, a freshman communications major, said meet someone new," Albright actual home. Arraez is a trans- Prof rewarded business administration major she would prefer to stay in her said. fer student from Venezuela. living in the Falcon Plaza Best air-conditioned room with free Wright said she had been Having been a resident ad- Western Motel, said she was cable. calling the housing office on a viser in Founders during the not happy when she received a However, she had just regular basis, but they still past summer. Arraez said she for contribution letter explaining she would be received a phone call from the have no information on when found the adjustment to the living in a motel as her first University Housing Office tell- she will be moved. motel fairly easy. college experience. ing her she would be moving "They (housing office) real- "So far ft has not been very "I was upset. When the into McDonald Quad within 24 ly haven't told us too much. difficult. You don't have prob- by Jeff Botdorf school says they want some- hours. The only way to find out any- lems with quiet hours since the staff reporter thing from you, they expect it "I'm going to miss my nice thing is to call them and ask," without question," she said. double bed, my own bathroom Q See Housing, page 4. GSeeRA,page4. Chan Hahn, a management professor, was awarded the Universi- ty's first endowed professorship by the Owens-Illinois Corporation yesterday. Owens-Illinois presented the award to Hahn for his contributions to the College of Business Administration in research, teaching and service, according to Robert Patton, dean of that i Cleveland plans safe air show college. Bob Lanigan, chairman and chief executive offi- cer of Owens-Illinois, said Hahn Joined the Univer- CLEVELAND (AP) — Amid heightened ver designed to make it look like two aircraft Blue Angels had less contact in recent years sity faculty in 1970 with his profession in produc- safety concerns because of an air show dis- are flying straight at one another actually with other national precision teams such as tion and operation management. He also said aster in Germany, the Navy's Blue Angels has them 200 feet apart on opposite sides of the Italian Air Force unit which lost three Hahn was twice selected as an outstanding faculty j roared into Cleveland Thursday with the the runway. planes at Ramstein. member. message that its maneuvers were designed In addition, he said, the aircraft some- Other highlights of Halm's career, Lanigan said., to be breath-taking but low-risk. times have 40 feet of vertical space between The German air show collision occurred are mat he is a representative scholar and served "We have clear air space for every ma- them so they appear to be on the same level as the Italian crew tried a complicated as chair of the management department for 13 I neuver," said Lt. Cmdr. Mark Ziegler, dur- to onlookers from a distant perspective, manueveur involving 10 aircraft flying in years. He also said he us liked by his students, set Hahn ing an interview at Burke Lakefront Airport, called the "hit effect." three directions. The Blue Angels only put up a number of scholarships and put students in professional posi- where the Blue Angels will perform at the Such tactics intended to make a manuever six aircraft in the sky at a time, with most tions. Cleveland National Air Show. look risky without taking a major risk are manuevers limited to two solo aircraft or the Hahn said he was "very deeply honored"to be named the first par- The clear air space allows pilots room to called "cheats" among the elite unit's 16 familiar four-aircraft diamond formation. ticipant of the professorship. operate in the event either an FA-18 Hornet officers and 95 enlisted personnel, who are "This honor is a new step to take Bowling Green to a higher level or a pilot has a problem during a perform- baaed at the Naval Air Station at Pensacola, "It's something we live with every day," of excellence under President Olscamp," Hahn said. ance, said Ziegler, who joined the Navy in Fla. said Ziegler, who survived in 1983 when he The Owens-Illinois professorship was created in 1986 with a 1977 and the Blue Angels unit last October. The Blue Angels' performances Saturday, had to bail out of his disabled A-7 over the 1225,000 gift over three years for the College of Business Administra- "From day one we're taught to compart- Sunday and Monday afternoon comes at the Nevada desert. tion. mentalize," said Ziegler, meaning a pilot first United States air show since Sunday's Nine days before the German air show Hahn said the money will help with the research projects going on must devote all his energy to properly posi- air disaster at Ramstein, West Germany. disaster the Coast Guard issued stricter in the production-management field. tioning the aircraft during maneuvers. The death toll of fliers and spectators now rules governing boaters during the Cleve- He said he will continue to work with students in production man- "There's no risk I perceive in mis at all," stands at 49. land show, barring boats from the lakefront agement under his new title. said Ziegler, who noted that even a maneu- Because of budget cuts, Ziegler said the area during performances. Friday News in Brief

Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with high temperatures in the middle fo upper 60s. The Lot now for faculty use Spontaneity pays off the numbers." National Weather Ser- Students parking in Lot C, located behind the FRANKLIN, Ohio (AP) - A construction work- The numbers were all on one of his tickets — S, vice from Toledo is call- er's quick thinking has turned into a $13 million 17, 24, 34, 37 and 43. Shelton and his wife, Robin, ing for showers and Student Recreation Center and the Moore Musical were the only ones to hit all six numbers, guar- thunderstorms Friday Arts Center before 9 p.m. weekdays may find a $5 payoff. night and Saturday with ticket on their cars courtesy of the University Tom Shelton went to a southwest Ohio store less anteeing them a payoff of $520,000 a year after the- lows about 60 and Parking and Traffic Office. than an hour before the $13 million "Super Lotto" taxes for the next 20 years. the highs between 75 Jean Yarnell, manager of the office, said the lot drawing Wednesday night, rattled off some num- and 80 degree*. The is now reserved for faculty and staff until 9 p.m. bers, and went home to watch the lottery on televi- "We're real happy," Shelton said. "We didnt go chance of rain Is 70 per- In past years, students with University parking sion in northern Warren County. too crazy. It's bird to believe somebody like this cent Friday night and decals were allowed to use the lot after 5 p.m. "We got the numbers off television. I thought I could win it. I never thought I'd know anybody that Saturday. There Is a chance of showers Sun- won it, let alone that it would be me." day but It will be fair Labor Day, wtth highs In Yarnell said Lots land 16, which border Lot C to had them, but it goes so fast and I was half in the 70s and the lows In the middle 50s to 60 the north and west, are available to students be- shock, so I wasn't sure," Shelton said Thursday.''I Shelton, 27, works for the Armrel Byrnes Co. in degree*. tween 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. had to call a radio station 15 minutes later to get suburban Cincinnati. Editorial 2 S«pl«mb«r 2, I9SS

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Call Card misused

As if the folks at computer services and tele- communications weren't already having enough trouble selling students on their call card monopoly, the latest word is some students are charging calls to other's access codes. CRAIG HERGERT "OUT OF WHACK" This is nothing new. BG Call Card fraud has been around as long as the card itself. People find an ac- cess code that belongs to another student, to the U- niversity or to a club or organization, and they use it to make unauthorized calls. Hey, where is Great Britain? Although many thieves get caught, there are ways around the University's "security system" ana smart crooks can, and do, get away. But it is If the findings of two recent names and places. To be truly still theft — and there is no excuse for students ille- surveys are accurate, Ameri- The majority of Americans could not find educated means, among other gally taking advantage of the system. cans traveling abroad this things, understanding the signif- And who pays for those fraudulent calls when a summer were stopping at local Great Britain, France, Japan or the icance and inter-relationship of call-card pirate gets away? You guessed it: BG bistros, beer halls, Kibbutzes or Persian Gulf on the map. particular pieces of information. Call Card holders pay through higher long-distance whatever to ask what country It means not only learning about they were in - or even what he- the past, but applying what one rates. has learned to the present and In the past this expense was a burden students i two surveys, one conduc- knowledge. O'Neill, an English tan, Jefferson Davis as the lead the future. But how can any kind accepted when they chose to use the BG Call Card. ted by the Gallup Organization instructor at South Puget Sound guitarist for The Jefferson Air- of application be done if one has So. too, was the risk of their own cards being pi- and the other by the National Community College in Olympia, plane, Kurt Waldheim as an an- nothing to apply? Geographic Society, indicate Wash., gave a quiz of his own chorman and Dwight Eisen- rated and the ensuing hassle of having to remove that Americans are woefully ig- devising to his composition class hower as a president of the In the case of geography, even unauthorized calls from their bills. norant in geography. Overall, a few years ago at the start of United States in the 17th cen- more important than knowing Unfortunately they now have new choices. They the U.S. ranked sixth out of nine the semester to find out how tury. One student thought Jesus where places are is knowing can pay 50 cents per long-distance call made with- countries involved in the survey. much they do not know. Christ was born in the 16th cen- what is happening in them thai out a BG Call Card, use pay phones or live with the Americans in the 18-24 age On the geography section of tury. affects the fives in those places danger of call card fraud. group ranked dead last not only the test, his students placed I have horror stories of my as well as the world as a whole. among Americans, but also Cape Town in the United States, own in this area as well. While a Not only did 45 percent of the The voices on the residence halls' phones don't worldwide within that particular Camp David in Israel, and Leni- sophomore in a short story Americans who responded to the sound happy. age group. ngrad in Jamaica. What makes course back in Minnesota, I took recent surveys not know where Examples of ignorance these responses all the more In- part in a class dicussion of Central America is located on abound, the majority of Ameri- credible is that, in some cases, Rappaccini's Daughter" by the map. but more than half of cans could not find Great these are the very same stu- Nathaniel Hawthorne. When the them did not know that the San- Brother Jed's words Britain, France, Japan or the dents who manage to find Ft. discussion became quite heated dinistas and contras are fighting Persian Gulf on the map. Lauderdale every spring. It is a as to what the story meant, one in Nicaragua as opposed to Iran, Two-thirds of Americans did not wonder they do not end up in Ice- student, a senior and an educa- Lebanon or Afghanistan. These condemn, amuse know where Vietnam is, and 45 land. tion major, no less, asked if are the same Americans who Ercent of Americans did not I have had experiences with Hawthorne was still alive so that will vote, if they can locate the ow where Central America is. students in Bowling Green that he could be consulted to settle voting booth, for a president who While it is the right of all adults to live by their I would have thought the name suggest that Northwest Ohio, the matter himself. must deal with the problems in own set of rules, one man and his wife feel the would have been of some help, too, has its share of geographi- Nicaragua. need to visit the University on a regular basis and unless it led them to think of cally illiterate students. In the The instructor explained that Kansas. More frightening still, a fall of 1983, for example, a com- Hawthorne had died in 1864. Of course, some of them may condemn students for their lifestyles. number of Americans were position student of mine told me Somehow, the student did not die not be voting for the president of Brother Jed and Sister Cindy, now fairly familiar unable to identify the United she supported President Rea- of embarrassment and she was the United States at all. They'll sights to most upperclassmen, were in the Union States. Some pointed to India by gan's decision to send marines awarded her diploma the follow- be votingfor the Prime Minister Oval Wednesday preaching their very own inter- mistake. to Brazil. I told her this decision ing semester. As far as I know, of India/Wherever that is. pretations of scriptures. I can not say the surveys sur- was news to me. What she she is now teaching her pupils prised me much. For the last meant, it turned out, was Beirut. everything she knows, which Cnlg Hergert is an instructor And as always, the twosome didn't fail to draw two years I've been using a O'Neill's test illustrates that can not take all that long. in English from Siayton, Minn., crowds of hundreds to hear their sermons and con- Newsweek "My Turn" column the problem is not limited to ge- which is located some place demnations. Most of their audience is just stopping by Jaime M. O'Neill in one of my ography. In the biography sec- I do not want to be misunder- west of here. His column will be between classes for a laugh, but quite a few are classes to illustrate the serious- tion, students identified Aristo- stood. My idea of education is appearing every other week in there to engage them in philosophical debates. ness of college students' lack of tle as an American Indian chief- not just a matter of memorizing TheNews. Many students claim to be offended by Jed and Cindy's proclamations and no doubt there are those who wish Jed and Cindy could somehow be banned AMY BURKETT - ADMINISTRATION MAT from campus. However, since this country has an amendment at the beginning of the Constitution that guarantees them the right to be here, banning is not possible. The Supreme Court has repeatedly maintained Phones never ring on deadline that if a person disagrees another's expressions, he or she has the option of avoiding the message and It's a beautiful Monday at 8 them call you right back." for the office. On my way, I see voice by heart, are helpful and this is good advice for dealing with Jed. a.m. as she walks into the BG I've also learned if one admin- students enjoying the beautiful have been my salvation on If the teachings of the "holy" couple offend you. News office to get that early istrator is in a meeting, then weather, laughing and relaxing. several occasions. This is a spe- do not stop and argue with them. Simply avoid morning edge for the long week they all are, because they sel- Now there's a concept —relax- cial thank-you to all of them be- walking through the Union Oval while they are ahead. Before her fingers touch dom hold meetings alone. ing. Student journalists know cause I would never accomplish the telephone dial, she thinks: Well, the saga continues as I lit&e about that; we "relax" anything without them. Some- here. It is only when they stop drawing a crowd that Will the University administra- write as much as I can. In the through our love of the business times they suggest an alterna- Jed and Cindy will remove BGSU from their travel tor be in the office? Will he/she meantime, I sit patiently by the and working ourselves to death. tive source or give me the right itinerary. talk to me? Or will I once again phone for 90 minutes (or more) time I can call their bosses. be playing my least favorite waiting for it to ring. I realize When I return to the office, I game—telephone tag? administrators have more im- learn that 75 percent of my calls I've only explained the terri- That's my life as one of the portant things to do than wait for were returned. Here I go trying ble, awful, depressing, exas- BG NEWS STAFF administration beat reporters. my phone calls, but I am not a to contact the the administra- perating side of reporting ad- It's a never-ending battle. full-time Journalist — at least tors. I return some calls, hoping ministration stories. Now, I'll When the phone is answered, the not yet. I am a full-time student, I will contact someone before tell you the reason I put myself PhotoEdBor PeulVemon CopyErJMor Tim BMW secretary says, "I'm sorry and that's where the problem lunch. Usually, the only people I through this torture. AMI Photo EOHor SueSchuu: CopyEdNor OeneBokU he/she is in a meeting right now. AMI CltyEOtw RebeccaThomea CopyErJWt ..Bath Church talk to are the secretaries or Sports Editor Andy Wooderd Copy Editor DenrnaHoeng but let me get your number ana sit in the newsroom waiting their lunch-hour substitutes. The administration beat is the AMI Sports EOHor DonHeneley CopyEoHof Deborah Kennedy I'll have him/her call you right for a call, when I realize I have most exciting, fulfilling beat at AMI Sport*E

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sOfflce Edeonet Office Correction 214WeelHel Ph (419)372-2BOI 210 West He! Ph: (41°) 372-2803 Lt. Ralph E. Bratt with the Uni- Bowing Qi ean irate Utvyersity versity Campus Police was in- Bowing Green. Ohio 43403-0278 correctly identified in the tele- 8:00 am. to 8.00 p.m communications story in Wed- Monday trough Friday nesday's BG News. Local toptwnbw 2,19M a Texas woman Buses take BG students home

Bruning said the bus begins The bus seats 15 people and said. by Jeff Batdorf Bruning said students should begs for jailing naff reporter loading every Friday at 4:10 p.m. next to Kohl Hall and purchase tickets early in the He said he has not noticed a moves to McDonald Quadrangle week to assure themselves of a reduction of tickets sold to peo- ple traveling to the Cleveland It was an arrest that would were just obliging her." Because 14 percent of under- Parking Lot A and Kreischer seat. graduate students at the Uni- Quadrangle before departing Tickets for the shuttle bus are area because of the Butler Ex- have bewildered even Joe Fri- Responding to comments press. day. from the woman, Ash said offi- versity are from Cuyahoga town from Harshman Quadra- sold in the UAO office on the County, two local bus services ngle at 4:30 p.m. third floor of the University On Wednesday, a woman en- cers discovered and confiscated Union. A one-way ticket costs Of the Cleveland route tickets tered the Bowling Green police two knives from her purse, are offering students from the En route to Cleveland, the station at 2:30 p.m. demanding charging her with carrying a Cleveland area a way home. shuttle stops at the West 150th $18.50 and round-trip is $29.75. purchased, Avery said 75 per- One of the services, the Butler rapid station, at Cleveland State cent of them are sold to stu- to be put in jail, said Galen Ash, concealed weapon. dents. chief of police. Ash said her identity was Express, takes students be- University, the University The second bus option availa- "She was very upset when we determined from a Texas tween the University and the Circle rapid station, the Cedar ble to students is the Greyhound Cleveland area, basically non- station and the Warrensville bus service. One option still left for the stn- wouldn't do it and officers had to driver's license also in her dents not from the Cleveland escort her from the building purse. Police reports described station. one-way and roundtrip The last stop the bus makes Gilbert Avery, owner of the area or not willing to spend the when she became belligerent, her as having long sandy hair money for the bus trip is the ride he said. and wearing jeans and cowboy tickets are available, said before ending its run is at Inter- city Greyhound bus station, said Joanne Bruning, secretary of state 271 ana Chagrin, Bruning students get a $6 discount on board system, Bruning sug- The woman, who was later boots. one-way or roundtrip tickets to gested. identified as Laura A. Schupert, After being charged, Schupert the University Activities Organ- said. 24, attempted to re-enter the was taken directly to Bowling ization, the group that handles The shuttle bus begins the re- Cleveland. sales of the tickets. turn trip at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, By leaving a card with a name station by trying to break the Green Municipal Court, With the discount, Avery said, and phone number on it, stu- glass in the front door, Ash said. released on her own recog- This is the third year the ser- loading at the stations in reverse vice has been offered, she said. order. Bruning said the bus students pay $14 one-way and dents can let other students "For her own safety and for nizance, and advised to stay $28 roundtrip to Cleveland. know they need a ride or are the sake of city property, we away from Wood County law The company also provides a leaves the Cleveland area at shuttle service for other college 4:55 p.m. and arrives at the Uni- The system offers rides to traveling out of town and are didn't really have any choice but officers. A court date is set for Cleveland six times each day, he willing to take people. to arrest her," he said. "We Sept. 7. campuses in Ohio. versity about 7 p.m. •5.00 OFF COUPON CAMPUS TANNING CLUB 50 % OFF B.G.'s Classiest Tanning Club Located directly behind Dairy Mart Great Feeling on E. Wooster Street and 0 * Call for Appointment BILL BURKLE 352-7889 Owner I Maxim's Acid Perms Offer Expires 10/1/88 0 < 4 (slightly more with long hair) BG's Newest and Most Modern Laundromat If T YOUR GOOD LOOKS GO TO YOUR HEAD! Preferred Properties Featuring 37 WASHERS 835 High St. 352-9378 and Office Hours: 9:00-4:30 Mon. - Fri. 25 DRYERS immediate 1080 S. Main St. Open MOW WED FRI »-S Bowling Green, OH 43402 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. • 7 days a week TUES ft SAT 0-8 352-9344 Housing openings THURS 9-7 (Ames Plaza) 1045 N. Main Across from Foodtownj Free Membership to Cherrywood Health Spa /"Have you had aspirations to ^ defend or prosecute a traffic ticket case or a discipline problem on campus or even be Justice deciding the case? If so, Student Court is for you. Absolutely no experience needed. Court is made up of all types and all majors. Apply today at 405 Student Services. Interviews being held September 6th thru September 8th. 4 September 2,19M

Housing , Local pop band a Continued from page 1. "I don't think it's fair at all. The letter claimed we would get Wright explained. everything the regular rooms As long as the wait could be have, but we don't, Kurtz said. for Wright and the other motel She listed lack of floor space will perform at residents, the 130 students living and mirrors as the greatest in- in the residence hall study conveniences for herself and her lounges will have a longer wait, four roommates. according to the housing office. "We all get along great, and Can- said women living in the we're lucky in that way," Kurtz Toledo art test Falcon Plaza would be moved said. "But with five of us moving into available spots on campus around in here, it's like death." ahead of women in the lounges. Kurtz and her roommate Kris by Shelley Banks "It is fun to see all She said that spots would be- Armstrong, freshman account- reporter come available through students ing major, agree the situation is the new faces and dropping out of school and when very difficult and that they the fifth floor of Founders opens should not be expected to pay get the different up for students this month. the normal housing fee. A local Bowling Green reactions of each The entire temporary housing "All of us can't even study at favorite will perform this week- situation should be over by the the same time due to lack of end at Toledo's annual Festival audience." end of September, she said. space. It's not fair and I definite- of the Arts. Karen Kurtz, freshman biolo- ly think we should get a dis- -Paul Johnson, gical sciences major, calls the count," Armstrong said. The activities will begin today Sheepish Grin Lowry fourth floor lounge home Kurtz admitted, nowever, that at 4:30 p.m. at Portside Festival now. She said the letter sent out lounge living has one advantage. Marketplace downtown and con- by housing this summer was "We do have a sink, but I'd tinue throughout the weekend. misleading in explaining the sit- give up the sink for a real room "It is fun to see all the new uation. in a second," Kurtz said. Entertainment will include faces and get the different reac- continuous live music front area tions of each audience," he said. bands, including Sheepish Grin. The band plans to debut two The festivities will also in- songs not found on their latest clude a performance by the RA album. Toledo Ballet, additional live en- D Continued from page 1. tertainment and boat races. The rooms are sound-proof, and there haven't been many visitors This will not be the first time racing finals will be held Mon- anyway," Arraez said. Sheepish Grin has expanded day. Even though being a motel resident adviser is very different BG News/Paul Vemon beyond the city of Bowling from working in the residence halls, she said the basic con- Green. They have played in Arts and crafts will be dis- cepts are the same. Toledo several times this sum- played by more than 100 artists. "You're still the resident adviser and still have to help your Curling Up With A Good Book? mer and plan on expanding even Activities conclude Monday residents, and Just be available for them whenever they need Sophomore Sharron Nidy-Ross sleeps on the steps of Williams Hall more this year. with a performance of the it," she said. Toledo Symphony at 8:30 p.m. Arraez said she has not had to confront any policy violations with her book, "People of the Deer," which she Is reading for her Paul Johnson, one of the and fireworks at 9:40 p.m. in Canadian literature class. "It's not the book that put me to sleep," band's singers and songwriters, so far, even though all campus living policies apply to the she said. "I'm Just tired." Promenade Park. motel residents as well. said the band's move to the However, she did admit that she misses the excitement of Toledo area is "great." Founders and working on a daily basis with her fellow resident T. advisers. American Heart "I won't miss the motel at all. I want to be back in Founders. Are you looking for Job Experience in: Association If I had been there all along, I would know twice as much about V my staff members as I do right now," Arraez said. WE'RE FIGHTING FORKXIR LIFE She said the one difficult part so far has been all the moving around. During the summer she lived in Harmon Hall, but had Communications to move out at the end of the summer. WORK FOR YOURSELF Then, throughout the resident adviser orientation week, she Public Relations lived in Lowry Hall — only to be moved to the motel at the end As a campus rapraaantatrva of the orientation week. Marketing youH bs rssponsUs for placing arJvartMIng malarial* on btrtattn Now Arraez is waiting for her last resident to move out so she Sales boards and working on can move back into Founders on the fifth floor of Lowry Hall. markatlng programs tor cHsnts She said she expects her last resident to move out by Sept. 13. such as Amarican Exprsss, "Right now I'm just looking forward to meeting my new re- Boston Unfvafsity, Eura>. and various movio companlaa, sidents and getting back into the Founders staff again," she Apply NOW for the BGSU Fall Telefund!!! among others Part-lima work. said. chooss your own hours. No salaa. 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Be with your classmates and friends in the 1989 KEY senior section and get some really great portraits for yourself. I Get a special discount on an '89 KEY Sports 6 S»pt»mber 2,1988 Reds' Diaz Falcons head for W. Va. feud year ends receivers Harvey Smith and John Talley from last by Andy Woodard year's team, Harris still has many offensive sports editor threats to go to. for surgery Tailbacks A.B. Brown, Undra Johnson and The Bowling Green-West Virginia football game Eugene Napoleon rushed for nearly 1,600 yards CINCINNATI (AP) - Bo Saturday has a flavor of two different things — combined in 1967, while fullback Craig Taylor Diaz's season is over. gained more than 350 yards. The Cincinnati Reds announ- something old and something new. ced Thursday that the 35-year- The Falcons, who play the Mountaineers for the "We're trying to simulate their offense. We're old catcher will need surgery first time, vie against a naUonaUy-rankee" team for getting the defense ready," Ankney said. "I don't Saturday on his left knee, which the fourth time ui the last three years. Bunk we can stop them, but I hope to slow them has bothered him recently. Diaz up." had to be dropped from the If the past is any indication, BG will have a tough But the defense is not BG's strongest side of the starting lineup just before the time in Morgantown, W.Va., because they have ball. Reds' game Wednesday night been outscored 138-26 in previous leiaoi to then- With four All Mid-American Conference players against Pittsburgh because his ranked Washington in 1806, and Perm State and gone because of graduation and injuries to several knee was bothering him. Arizona in 1967. key players, Ankney has had to make some ad- justments. Diaz also was disabled earlier But what concerns Falcon head coach Moe Ank- this season by tendinitis in his ney is that the 16th-ranked Mountaineers return 16 Inside linebacker Charles Dotson, runnerup for right shoulder. He hit .219 in 92 of 22 starters from last year's 64 squad. MAC Freshman of the Year in 1987, has a bruised games with 10 homers and 35 "They line up with a lot of weapons," said Ank- back and is doubtful for the game. His backup, RBI. a decline from his 1967 ney, who is M in non-conference games in his two Keith Pace, has a sprained ankle and also is doubt- production of a .270 average seasons here. "And they have a really good ful. with 15 homers and 82 RBI. offensive line. They're all old veterans and they've Larry Lambright, listed as a second-team out- played well in the past. Watching them on film, side linebacker, has moved into their spot. Also, The Reds also called up six they come off the ball real well." Ankney moved Eric Fitzpatrick, Deon Allen and players from their Class AAA Rodney Thompson from offense to shore up the de- Nashville farm club Thursday, West Virginia head coach Don Nehlen, a former fense. when major-league rosters BG mentor and alum, was not available for com- expanded. They recalled right- ment on the game. But that might not be enough. handed pitchers Jack Arm- Leading West Virginia, the loser of the 1867 Sun The offense, led by All-MAC quarterback Rich strong and Keith Brown from Bowl, on offense is sophomore quarterback Major Dackin and a host of skilled players, will have to their Nashville roster, and Harris. Harris accounted for 16 touchdowns and produce against a West Virginia defense that re- called up infielders Marty 1815 total yards combined in both passing and turns seven starters and averages over 230 pounds Brown and Lenny Harris, cat- rushing last season. per player across the front line. cher Terry McGriff and outfiel- "They have a quarterback who can make a lot of der Van Snider. big plays," Ankney said. "He's a pare athlete. He On paper it appears that West Virginia should can run and pass. Those type of quarterbacks run over the Falcons. BG News/ Paul Vemon The players will join the Reds drive coaches crazy." "Bat they can't beat us on paper," Ankney said. Bowling Green senior strong safety Kyle Kramer strips wide receiver Al- today in Chicago for the start of Although the Mountaineers lost starting wide "They have to beat us on the field." len Smith from the ball in preparation for Saturday's game at West Vir- a series against the Cubs. Nash- ginia. The Falcons look to be heavily tested when they face the 16th-ran- ville's season ended Thursday ked Mountaineers. night. , AMERICAN Z LUNG ASSOCIATION. I W Cvtifnas Sea Pwopw * M a Harriers set to open at Toledo n M M f ii' ■ ■ ■'' ■ ■' The cross country team will Senior Sharon Hogrefe will pro- The men are led by senior open the season this weekend vide the leadership as she was John Hickman. Brian Donnely, VIDEO SPECTRUM when it travels to Toledo named captain for the '88 cam- a transfer student from Walsh tomorrow. paign. Also supplying experi- College, should help supply BOWUNG GREEN'S LARGEST AND MOST The women's team will be led ence from last year's squad will some depth. Sophomores Brian CONVENIENT VIDEO SUPER STORE by junior Mary Louise Zurbach be junior Missy Ellers and soph- Hock, Jon Monneim, and John who was an All-Mid American omores Laura Schultes and Car- Wodarski all have potential and NOW AVAILABLE Conference honoree in 1987. olyn Coins. should also help supply the much needed depth.

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***** ** ««»«» 923 Fairview Ave. prcxcnts 352-5542 °* 1988 pledge *■* Lara Andreykovich Christa Huthwaite HOME OPENER NEXT SATURDAY! Joan Ashcraft Kim Kappel Amy Belanich Melanie Katona Dana Benson Joni Kreinbrink FALCONS VS. BALL STATE Amy Berry Terri Krascok Jill Brown Pam Lashuk BOTH II AMS I'K KM) TO CONTI ND I OR I III 1(11 I ! Dorene Chan Michelle Lessard Antoinette Corbo Laura Melton Christina Crawford Tiffany Mondillo Julie Elliot Melissa Mottice Lisa Everhart Patty Nelson Rhonda Feltman Maureen Obert Nikole Fike Deanna Peters Kelley Fox Lynda Pfeil Erin Garvin Kim Riecks Joanna Gerhardstein Carey Schrank Wendy Gradwohl Jenny Shemanske Heather Harruff Andrea Shemberg Christina Hawley Karen Swade Michelle Hennessey Hillary Swartzenberg Heidi Hoover Lisa Wagner

and our initiates KICK-OFT 12:30 AT PERRY I II I D Laurie Koehn Kristen Litten STUDENTS, COME SUPPORT THE FALCONS IN Anne Marie Burello Joyce Jenkins Kim Wojtaszak Katrina Miller THEIR CONFERENCE OPENER! m3&&.,m&iimu*88m MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW! S*pi*mb*r 2,19M 7 Booters kick Off '88 season Becker, Shriver by Mark Huntebrinker assistant sports editor beaten in Open

The Bowling Green soccer NEW YORK (AP) — Boris Becker was upset by a lightly-regarded team is ready tor a change. This Australian in straight sets at the U.S. Open Thursday while Pam change does not involve person- Shriver was ousted by the third best tennis player in the Soviet nel or coaching, it has to do with Union. the opposition. Steffi Graf and Martina Navratilova kept form in perspective and After weeks of grueling prac- cruised into the third round. tice and intrasquad scrim- Becker, a West German seeded No. 5 and still seeking his first U.S. mages, the Falcons are ready to Open title, was given an unexpected exit by Darren Cahill 6-3, 6-3, kick of the 1988 campaign. Their cV«%v. *V* chance will arrive this weekend Shriver was eliminated by Leila Meskhi 4-«, 6-1,6-4. when they participate in their Graf, going for the first Grand Slam sweep since 1970, beat Manon own Kwik Goal/BGSU Soccer Bollegraf of the Netherlands 6-1, 6-0, while Navratilova, seeking her Classic at Cochrane Field. Xa- third straight Open title, ousted Elly Hakami 6-2,6-1. vier, St. Bonaventure, and "This summer has been one continual goof-up," said Shriver, Eastern Michigan round out the whose only earlier exit from the Open was a first-round loss to Julie field of four. Harrington in 1979. "In my two matches here, I've had some anxiety This year's version of the attacks like I've never had before." booters are definetely chomping Meskhi, a 20-year-old who is ranked behind Natalia Zvereva and at the bit according to head Larisa Savchenko in the Soviet Union, rallied from a 2-4 deficit in the coach Gary Palmisano. final set and dug out of a 0-40 hole in the final game. "With the high expectations, everybody is really ready to get NURSING STUDENTS: the season going," he said. "Tne BG News/Paul Version team is very anxious, and prob- 3£ Secure \bur Future ably more ready than the coa- Bowling Green defensemen Jon Felton eludes a host of teammates as he prepares himself for Saturday's season ches. Coaches always feel they opener. The Falcons kick off the season Saturday when they host the Kwik-Goal BGSU Soccer Classic. Look into Air Force ROTC Com- need a few more weeks." bined with your bochekx's building a team from the goal- degree in nursing. Air Force High expectations have indeed keeping position out, and this More people now live in ROTC prepares you for a cnolteng- filled the air of the Falcon camp year is a prime example of his have survived the City of ^M W ing and rewarding future as an this year. Eight letter-winning theory at work. Mickey Loes- ^J ^~ officer in the Air Face Nurse Corps seniors return from a team that cher, a two-time All-Ohio and cancer than Los Angeles. posted a 12-5 record, including All-Mideast selection heads into ^^^ tou also may be eligible for a 2- or 3-year wins over powerhouses Perm his Junior year following a fine ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ▼ scholarship that can pay your full college tuition State and Cleveland State, alone 1987 campaign. He posted a 10-4 and most textbook, lab ana other tees, plus a with a BGSU Soccer Cup and record and 0.94 goals-against- Mid-American Conference Soc- average last season. monthly allowance during the school term. cer Cup championship last Accept a commitment to caring. Air Force nursing oppor- season. Home dates with region Loescher is surrounded by a tunities ore unlimited — it all depends on you folk to powerhouses Notre Dame, fine defensive supporting cast. ALPHA GAMMA D€LTA Evansville, Michigan State, Seniors Jon Felton, a 1987 your Air Force ROTC campus representative today Marquette, and trips to Indiana, NSCAA All-American selection, CAPT ED VOGEL Akron, and Cleveland State Ron Haines, Brian Cook, and Loves Their Pledges! 419-372-2176 makes for a rough road to travel Dave Scharf lead a highly expe- lar BO. rienced backfield. Talent and experience is also abound at The Falcons consider this mfdfield. Sophomore Kyle ATA ATA ATA ATA AfA ATA ATA ATA ATA weekend's tournament a step- Royer, who finished in a scoring Leadership Excellence Sluts Here ping stone. tie (12 points) last season with forward Mike Anticoli, and "It is not only important for us senior tri-captain Kevin to come away with a couple of McGrath are consistent midfield wins this week, but it is also very performers returning. important we play well and get B.G. JAYCEES off on the right track," Palmis- ano said. JAM "Rally ON V CANCER Palmisano is a true believer in —~? SOCIETY*- The Mall" For M.D.A.! Come out !o the Woodland Mall and help us raise funds for "Jerry's Kids"! "Extra Special Person" kits available in mall office—collect donations—PRIZES! Throughout the Weekend— the copy center —B.G. Jaycees' Fishbowl in Cafe Court TACO13ELL —"Hairy Legs" Contest 113 Railroad Mr««t —"Wheelchair Maneuverabillty"Course Bowrllna Qrt«n. OMo 43402 —"Woody" Bear, BGHS Cheerleaders, —"Freddy & Frieda Falcon" from BGSU 354-3977 —Special games & contests in these _ .—.Si. stores: Walden Books, Canary & The Elephant, Mr. Bulky's Foods, 49C "A* Kinney Shoes & The Cookie Bin. Special Events in the Cafe Court: OFFER GOOD SAT., SEPT. 3 Open 10 A.M.-9 P.M. SUNDAY ONLY 10 A.M.-12 NOON--JC Penney Styling NO LIMIT Salon—Haircut & Blowdry -$10.00 "JUSTMADEFOKYOW . Proceeds to M.D.A. (Cafe Court) 320 E. WOOSTER BOWLING GREEN 12:00 NOON—Dave Rogers on piano 1:00 P.M.—Sub Eating Contest 2:00 P.M.—Fashions from Cato & Deb 3:00 P.M.—Musical Entertainment CHI OMEGA ANNOUNCES THEIRf 4:00 P.M.—Pizza Dough Throwing Contest 5:00 P.M.—Musical Entertainment 1988 FALL PLEDGE CLASS: 6:00 P.M.—Hula Hoop Contest 7:00 P.M.—Musical Entertainment Michele Appleton Trad Jenkins Candice Balish Katie Jirlk 8:00 P.M.—Musical Entertainment Kelly Barba Mickl Kast SUN., SEPT. 4 Open 12 Noon-5 P.M. Joanne Beardslee Debbie Klimczak 12:30 P.M.—"Celebrations" Mobile Music Jennifer Berry Julie Lamont 1:30 P.M.—"Celebrations" Mobile Music Wendy Blank Jill Larkln 2:00 P.M.—Fashions from Maurices Emily Bohart Carla Marshak 3:00 P.M.—Perrysburg Academy of Danielle Bratton Ellen McGurer Performing Arts Cindy Bringman Elena Peters 4:00 P.M.—Wallace Depue Jr.-violinist Anissa Coe Heather Pltzen Trlcia Condo. Kelly Pryzbyz MON., SEPT. 5 Open 12 Noon-5 P.M. Jill Davis Krlsten Reeve 1:00 P.M.—Dan Boyle-Organist Karen Esterlin Cindy Rengert 2:00 P.M.—Fashions from Elder- Maria Gerreck Maureen Ryan Beerman & JC Penney Jenny Griffin Chris Schulte Shannon Griffin Missy Szabo 3:00 P.M.—Ice Cream Eating Contest Angela Habegger Joy Taylor 4:00 P.M.—Fashion, Color & Image Michele Hanneman Emily Titus Chris Helnrlch Katie Walker LABOR DAY Lisa Horn Kim Weiss 12-5 Mendy Hutchison Anne Williams Daily 10-9 Sunday 12-5 ujoodlond moll 1234 N. Main Bowling Green, OH • S«pte>mb«r 2,19>8

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* The BG News Magazine September 2,1988 Local band opens mask store by Frank Esposito

Music plays a major role in the life of most University students. Musical tastes run from Aerosmith to R.E.M. to Frank Zappa and back again. To accomodate these diverse tastes, a pair of local musicians have opened a re- cord store in downtown Bowling Green. Mad Hatter Music Company, 143 East Wooster Street, is owned by Ed Cratty and Billy Hanaway. Both are members of Mad Hatter, a local cover band. The two made dreams a reality with the opening of the store on July 20. Cratty had envisioned an alternative re- cord store while Hanaway had a personal vision of "another record store in Bowling Green, one out of the mainstream, one that wasn't strictly a Top 40-fashion type thing." Although the store was already open, a Grand Opening was held on August 22 for returning University students. According to Hanaway, the main priority for any new business is having a clientele to support the venture. He believes that there is. "Look at all the people in here,", he said, pointing to the customers rooting around in the record bin and looking at the store's selection of posters.

Both Cratty and Hanaway sacrificed a majority of their personal record and CD collections to open the store. Mad Hatter carries a smaller volume of mainstream and Top 40 material out of financial necessity. They make up for it by carrying Friday/Paul Vemon an assortment of old and independent releases. Hanaway said he sees Mad Hatter Ed Cratty and Billy Hanaway members of tha local band Mad-lMadhattar mualc store, 143 E. Wooatar, oflara an altarnatlva as a complement to Finder's Records and hattar racantly opened a mualc store with tha same name. Tha atyla ol mualc aa wall aa t-thlrta and poatara. Tapes in downtown which controls a large share of the area's music business. The store currently stocks albums by "Finder's is a CD-type place," he said, such local acts as Sheepish Grin, The Liv- "Cocktaif'ing in BG "they have nothing as far as used tapes and ing End, Opiate of the Masses, and Art albums are concerned. Finder's is a fine School. "We want to highlight local talent store, but they do certain things and we do instead of sticking it in a corner," Hanaway Uptown bartender performs for tips certain things. One store just can't do said. by Tim Matoney everything." Mad Hatter also carries several music First there was Warner, then there was "Cocktail." Mad Hatter is already providing an im- magazines, such as Melody Maker and ■ Mark Warner, a bartender at Uptown-Downtown, will do tricks like breath fire, eat portant service to the University by provid- New Musical Express, that are hard to find burning napkins, glass and lit cigarettes, as well as spin bottles and juggle glasses all for a ing rare albums for Jerome Library's in the area. little better tip. Sound Recordings collection, the largest If things go according to plan, Mad Hat- Warner, a senior marketing major, has been doing tricks like that since he was in the in the nation. "Mad Hatter is a good ter's will become an integral part of the sixth grade. source to get hard-to-find recordings," Bill musical community in the Bowling Green Turtle chugs were Warner's first trick. His brother, John, made him do his first in sixth Schuark, head of the archive collection area. "I can see Bowling Green becoming a grade. A turtle chug entails biting down on a bottle of beer, lifting it and drinking the said. smaller version of Ann Arbor, Michigan," beer while never actually touching the bottle. Warner is up to a double turtle chug now — Hanaway said. "There's a thriving original two beers. Mad Hatter is also very supportive of the music scene there and the college (the U- "It's fun to flip people out," he said of his tricks. local music scene. "Part of our philosophy niversity of Michigan) and the town are re- Warner's most popular trick, he said, is blowing fire. People come up to him while he is is to support local talent A lot of bands ally unified." Hanaway admitted that Bowl- working and ask him to do it. The only hang-up is the owner makes him wash the alcohol have a hard time getting public exposure. ing Green is "pretty conservative" but he off the wood behind the bar so it doesn't stain. We're trying to help them out," Hanaway added, "we like to take chances." "He doesn't really cause any damage," Jeff Hobbie. Uptown-Dowtown owner, said. said. ■See Cocktail, page 4. 2 Friday Magazine/September 2, 1988 Campus Comments If you won the Super Lotto game would Photos by/Sherry Koiki you continue with your education? Interviews by/Pem Monattra

Anita Emmerth senior procurement ana Ken Rankin senior IPCO prelaw major Yoshiko Ito freshman education majo John Kin junior business pre-law major materials management major from Rome, from Columbus: "I would not lead any and an exchange student from Japan:"/ from Long Island, NY: "I would continue NY: "I would definitely continue my educa- other lifestyle. Education is very important would continue school, then buy some my education because being rich arid illit- tion because I would have something to fall tome. I have a scholarship so I wouldn't land here in the United States and spend erate would not be fun, I would also invest back on die rest of my life, but I would also need the money for schooling. I'd save it some of the money traveling back and the money, probably in Blue Chip Stocks." spend some of the money on a convertible for my kids." forth to Japan." Mercedes." New western flick is a sure Are hit

by Creis Wagner Of course, what is a western without a In return for their protection, Tunstall beit a conflict-ridden one comprised of ec- Wayne? No, John Wayne has not made a provides the Regulators with food, a place centric individuals. (Then again, isn't that Who said no one makes good westerns triumphant return to the screen after hid- to sleep, and an education-not to mention what all families are?) anymore? I can give three good reasons ing out with Elvis Presley for the past nine fatherly love. When Murphy's men murder Despite being a film filled with violence, why "Young Guns," a new film based on years. However, the Duke's son, Patrick, Tunstall, the six "young guns" are depu- "Young Guns" is also sprinkled generously the legendary outlaw Billy the Kid, is worth makes a brief appearance as Pat Garrett. tized to bring the killers to justice. with witty dialogue along with several seeing. (Look closely-he is sporting a beard.) However, serving the warrants soon completely hilarious scenes. For instance, First of all, there is plenty of action- Another well-known veteran actor has a turns into a personal vendetta by the Regu- some very strange and amusing things which all westerns require. Secondly, cameo role as a bounty hunter, but I will lators against Murphy's men. The impe- happen to the men when they experiment "Young Guns," directed by Christopher keep that little secret to myself. tuous Bonney challenges Brewer's leader- with an intoxicating potion cooked up by Cain, is surprisingly witty. Most films from The story begins in New Mexico with an ship of the group, and the boys soon find Chavez. the genre are about as humorous as Clint endearing look at the relationship British themselves in the midst of a killing spree. What makes "Young Guns" stand out Eastwood is glib. Lastly, Emilio Estevez merchant John Tunstall (Terence Stamp) Bonney gets the headlines in the news- from most other westerns is its reliance on gives a remarkably memorable perform- shares with six young outcasts. Dick papers, and he becomes known as "Billy dark humor. Most of the funny moments in ance as the intriguing and twisted Billy the Brewer (Sheen), Doc (Sutherland), Chavez the Kid." The governor then revokes the the film occur directly before or after a vio- Kid. Y Chavez (Phillips), "Dirty Steve" Ste- Regulators' deputization and dispatches lent act. This creates a sense of uneasiness If those reasons are not convincing phens (Dermont Mulroney), Charley Bow- the U.S. Army against them. Soon the within the audience-you do not know enough, consider that the movie brings dre (Casey Siemaszko), and William Bon- hunters become the hunted with Murphy's whether you should laugh out loud or feel together some of today's most talented ney (Estevez) are hired as "regulators" by men and several bounty hunters joining in disgusted. young actors. Besides Estevez, the film Tunstall to guard his ranch against L.C. on the chase. The effect almost makes you feel a part features brother Charlie Sheen ("Platoon," Murphy (Jack Palance), a powerful busi- Throughout the entire ordeal, the audi- of what is happening on the screen be- "Wall Street"), Lou Diamond Phillips ("La nessman. Murphy is a member of the Santa ence is given a firsthand look at the six cause much of what the Regulators do is Bamba'), and Kiefer Sutherland ("Tbe Pe Ring, a group of lawyers and politicians young men who are taking on the entire motivated by nervous energy. It is well- Lost Boys"). who control Lincoln County. Santa Fe Ring. They become a family, al- done. BSee Guns, page 4. Friday ^ff^_

Editor —•••••••• •• **•*£ *f* Friday Magartae to pabhshed .vary Friday daring the acadaamtc Aaaiatant Editor Lisa Mataon ymmt >y thm u%mr^ -r stadent Publications of Bowling Qraaa State Staff Reporters Pam Monaatra, Cathy Belfiore, University. Brenda Young Opinion* expressed hy cobuanists do net aecaaaarily reflect the Photographer Skerry Koaki opinions ef Friday Magazine. Artist Thorn Ironic Friday ■agaatoa and Bawling Green State University are eqaal Editorial Office HO West Hall eppertaaity employers and do not diacriaainate in hiring practices. * (419) 372-6967 Capyrlght IBM, Tha BO If ewe •v.'aaVJ rwttViV.-tiii- .1,1 tfiK.vv.ii>.! uUvvrf.'. •.•.■.•,,—-■'-■-■;-'------'--'- --■ _ Friday Magazine/September 2, 1988 no 3 Today is Friday ...back at school by Jim Ciwiiwr haps Manfred Mann said it best" Do wah Italian jet stunt pilots: 5. "Gee, thanks but Frecce Tricotori, or Tricolor Arrows: diddy diddy dum diddy do all over me." it's my turn to do dishes." 4. "Me? Ah, no Smash, fall, tumble, collapse, clang, bang, FRIDAY ON MY MIND...When I think Yes, according to the police blotter, an- thanks..is that the phone?" 3. "Hey. I'd Boom, roar, explode, fragmentize, splin- of the tegining of classes, many things other year is here. love to but you know how it is when the ter, crack-up. laundry gets all backed up." 2. "How kind come to mind. But why reinvent the wheel, FRIDAY FUN FACTS...The moist of you to ask... I wouldn't be much fun. You FRIDAY WITH ELVIS...The only col- so to speak? Others have said it before. grayish-black spot on the tip of a cats nose see, 1 get dizzy climbing into bed." 1. "1 umn that tells you what THE KING was do- Chuck Berry, American poet and sage is called a NOSE LEATHER. (Ohh no. bet it would be a whole lot of fun except if I ing on a particular Friday. On Friday, Au- from St. Louis, helped to put it all into good kitty, don't hurt me, ooh that feels don't get this tape back to Video Spectrum gust 30,1957, Elvis appeared at the Me- focus when he wrote, "Up in the momin' good, ouch, be a nice kitty...) they're gonna charge me double." morial Stadium in Spokane at 8:00 p.m.. and off to school. The teacher is teachin' Elvis performed eighteen songs during his the Golden Rule. American history and FRIDAY GRAMMY RECOLLECTION THE FRIDAY VICE PRESIDENTIAL portion of the show, shaking and gyrating practical math. You're studyin' hard and OF THE WEEK.. .In 1979, the consisten- SUGGESTION..^ weekly service for his pelvis to over 12,500 "mostly scream- hopin' to pass. Workin' your fingers down tly visionary Grammy was awarded to the presidential candidates reconsidering their ing young girls," according to newspaper to the bone because there's a party tonight album "52nd Streef'recorded by the con- convention choices. This week we offer reports. Tickets were $2.00, $2.50 and and maybe you can pick up a drunk and sistently visionary Billy Joel. Mr. Elvis Presley of Kalamazoo, Michigan. $3.00. The show grossed over $22,000 big take 'em home." And how about Brian ones for Elvis. Wilson and the Beach Boys observations: THE FRIDAY TOP FIVE...Today we FRIDAY SYNONYMS OF THE "I'm pickin' up trashed out freshman, supply you timid folks with five rock-solid WEEK...This week we uncover synonyms they're askin' me tots of questions." Per- excuses NOT to go flying with persistent for the Italian Air Force jet aerobatic team,

ACE thorn krouse New fraternity is WALLYne$a&inex£. in TmHltueSr.ATiO£KT5 "Nothing" at MSU Ctf&AGMHOCKTO EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) - A pair of coLieseTo pi&m fix entrepreneurs turned rejection into a /I FRUITFUL tiff... profitable business venture by creating a fraternity that anybody can join, even H&.UlCF-HOUAmCmTO women, and everybody is president "Fraternities are elitist organizations," said Ronald Southwick, cofounder of Si- gma Phi Nothing. "We feel that everyone should be special." Southwick, 24 arid his Mi 21-year-old partner, Joe Toth, launched Sigma Phi Nothing after an unhappy rush week at one of Michigan State University's fraternity houses. "I got in and Joe didn't and that kind of upset us both. So I decided not to join," Southwick said. DftnfJCoPiez! Later, they figured, the rejection signi- fied nothing, sparking the Sigma Phi Noth- ing idea. So the two invented their own fraternity, :% i created a logo, and held a "Don't rush, re- lax" party. They brought 48 Sigma Phi Nothing T-shirts, which quickly were sold. As their story spread, they sold more than "300 shirts in a few weeks. Then a marketing company expressed interest in selling the fraternity idea na- tionwide. The two have spent the summer developing plans for selling the T-shirts at Big Ten schools this fall.

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Playing a character teetering on the Cocktail Guns edge of insanity demands a great deal of concentration, and Estevez does an excel- ■(Continued from page 1) ■(Continued from page 2) lent job with the role. It is definitely his most vivid and inspired performance to "Sometimes it just gets scary with the flames. I don't know how he does ft." "Young Guns" is also probably the first date. Warner said the reason he started doing tricks is because his father was a weekend film to give a relatively realistic image of magician, doing shows in Indiana and Michigan to supplement his regular job. He was Billy the Kid. In the press material for the The only disappointing aspect of four when his father died, but says he can remember being on stage as his father's assis- movie (distributed by Twentieth Century "Young Guns" is its far-fetched (and tant. Warner's older brother remembered more about their father, and started Mark on Pox), Estevez comments that Billy has somewhat silly) ending. However, that the tricks. been portrayed as "everything from a cool alone is not enough to warrant missing "My dad could eat fire, too, but most of his tricks were slight-of-hand," he said. "My lover to a slobbering idiot" in past produc- some fine performances and an entertain- mom never minded us doing the tricks because it reminded her of my dad being up on tions. "In this film for the first time I think ing story. If you liked "Silverado," you will stage." Billy will be portrayed accurately, as an love "Young Guns." Because he lights his shoe on fire, tennis shoes don't last too long. "I always burn the impulsive and assertive guy. He can be shoelaces off in about a month," he said. 'The ones I wear to work have black holes in commanding and humorous, but he's not "Young Guns," rated R, is now playing them. My mom always asks me how I go through shoes so fast and I say, 'Gee, I just wear playing with a full deck." at the Woodland Mall Cinema. Running 'em a lot, mom.' " time: 107 minutes. Warner won $500 a few years ago in a Battle of the Bizarre contest at Streamer's in Columbus. That's when his mom made him transfer from Ohio State to Bowling Green. "She saw the contest and decided I was getting a little too wild at Ohio State," he said. Someone witnessing Warner's tricks might question whether the move worked, but he said he has settled down and his grades are better. "The difference is now I'm behind the bar instead of on the other side," he said. While most patrons are startled by Warner's tricks, some say he's just trying to imitate Tom Cruise in the movie "Cocktail." "I hate it when people make reference to the movie because I've been doing this stuff long before the movie." Although he's perfected most of his tricks, he says he still hurts himself occasionally. He has bum marks on his hand from the blowing fire trick gone awry. "It takes a lot of practice to make sure you know where the fire is going," he said. His most dangerous stunt, he said, is eating glass. He said he used to do that one at work, but quit because Hobbie didn't want him ruining too many glasses. Other tricks, like eating a burning napkin, are easy. "The secret is getting your mouth open as wide as you can. Then you have to get ft in as fast as you can and shut your mouth," he said. "The only place you can really bum is Courtesy /Twentieth Century Fox the outside of your mouth. (Lett to right) Emlllo Estevez, Klelef Sutherland, Charlie Sheen and Lou Diamond Phil- "But I've seen other people try it and bum themselves. I wouldn't recommend anybody lips are young kids hired to protect an Englishman's ranch egalnet the mob In the try it" new western "Young Gunt." s1.00 OFF What is it? Any Large 2-ITEM PIZZA only at If you can ideniify this object, you could win a 515 gift certificate from Stingers Cafe. 1414 E. Woosier. (Does MARK'S not include tax. gratuity, or alcoholic beverages). Pizza Pub free delivery 352-3551 Drop your answers in ihe entry box located in Ihe BG News editorial office, 214 West Hall. Entries are due by Thursday, at 2 Howard's club H p.m. The winning entry will 210 N. MAIN No Cover be named at that time. If more than one correct entry is received, a drawing will 3> be held to determine the * Thursday, September 1 winner. ypi, thru Saturday, September 3 Employees of BGSU Student Publications are not eligible. W Loved by Millions

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FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 2,1988 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O NOWS CBSNaws PMMeg. Beauty and th* Beast Movie: "Kung Fu: Th* Movie" Nswt Movk»: "Dr. Who and th* Daleks" e News Movie: "Eric" Tender Is the Night Journal News Good RocfcaY Tonrle Istndn Tat 0 News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy! Beauty and the Beast Movie: "Kung Fir. The Movie" NCW8 Tennis Comedy Chinatown e News NBC N6WS Ent Tonight Facts ol Lite Bloopers/Jokes Blackes Magic Miami Vice N6WS Tonight Show Letterman o PWWiyWSO ADO NOWS Dating H. Square Strangers Fun House Belvedere |2nd Stage 20/20 News raghtkne Movi*: "Little Dragons" s Streams*)* Business MecNM/Lehn* rtowehour Wash Week Wan St Doctor Who P.O.V. EastEnders 0 MacNml/Lerirer Newshour Firing Lin* McLaughlin Wash. Week Wa«St Evening at Pope Movers: God and PoWcs European Business 0 Shadow 0 Batman A Break WKRP H s Heroes Cleveland Browns Movie: "The Best of Time*" B. Mi!'*. UteShow Best/Time © Happy Days Facts of Ufe Family Ties 3'sCo Movie The Man Who Knew Too Much" News H'mooner Sarrlord Star Trek Fan Guy

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SATURDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 3.1988 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 I 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 0 Popeye Menace U.S. Open Tennis: Early Round Coverage U.S. Open Temk) Continue* O Coronation Street Supergran Wondersk Gardener Land and Wojeck Sportaweekend 0 Popeye Menace U.S. Open Tennis: Early Round Coverage U.S. Open TenrH* Continue* 0 Fraggle New Archies Footur 1'mTefJngl Narc Taxi Basebai: Royals at Twins or Dodgers at Met* Trapper John. M.D. 0 Bugs a Tweety Crack-Up* This Week Ever Lean To Be Announced TBA Nat). Geo. on Assignment Football Wide Work) of Sports: Boxing 0 J Wilson Madeleine HOfTrtJtJfTW Garden Gourmet Ok) House Collectors Austin City Limits Survival Work) at War 0D Motorwee* Yan Cooks Maturity Streamside Old House Garden J.WKson So. Cooking Gourmet French Chef Alexander Tony Brown Struggle* for Poland 0 COtKJe FocttaJ College Footbel: Washington State at Illinois TBA Rocktord Files Got It Made Its a Living O Emergency CHIPS Movie: "Don't Answer the Phone" Movie: "Revenge ol the Steptord Wives" Star Search am Scholastic College Football Gameday Otympians Auto Raong: NASCAR Grand National Gatorade 200 PGA Gorl: Canadian Open Third Round Foottaf

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SUNDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 4,1988 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 e Neighbor. Sisk/Ebert SportsCtr NFL Today NFL Football Dates Cowboys at Pittsburgh Steetars U.S. Open Tennis: Early Round Coverage o Your wealth Sketches Meeting Place Rostad Hymn Sing Spirit Bay ErJtons Sportsweekend: PGA Canadian Open Golf CD Newsmakers Showcase Cooper NFL Today NFL Footbat: Regional Coverage U.S. Open Tennis: Early Round Coverage IB Shut-ins Mass Replay NFL Live NFL Football: Miami Dolphins at Chicago Bears 0 NFL Footbal: Cleveland Browns at Kansas City Chiefs W World Tom David Brtnkley Ctose-Up To Be Announced TBA Ever Lean Movie: "Narja" Star Search o Tony Brown Market Nova Adam Smith Wall St 47th Street T Marshall One on One McLaughlin Firing Line Sd.Jml. m One by On* Computer Adam Smith Wash. Week WalSt Msats Office of the Future National Geographic o Gunsmoke Movie: "G.I. Joe: The Movie" Movie: "Backtrack" Chartos Out of World TsndT Sea Hunt © WWF Wrestling Challenge Star Trek: Next Gener Movie: "Death Hunt" Movie: "A Gathering of Eagles" Richl Famous ESPN Wk/Spods NFLGameday |speedweek Auto Racing: NASCAR Southern 500 Auto Racing Continues Indy Special PGA Golf

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SUNDAY EVENING 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O U.S. Open Tennis 60 Minutes Murder. She Wrote | Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon News Telethon Jerry Lewis Telethon

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MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 5,1988 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 1 12:30 O News CBS News PMMag. Newturt Cavanaughs Kate 1 Ala* Design. W. Magnum. P.I. NGW$ Taxi Jeffersons Benson o Labour Day Supper Hour Country Danger Bay NatT. Geo. DeGratti National Geographic Journal Movie: "The Glass House" o News CBS News Fortune Jeopard,' rMVnMft Cavanaughs Katei AJkt Design W Magnum. P1 News Tennis Movie: "Blood Barrier" IB Telethon Continues Enl Tonight Facts of Lite ALF Skins Game Movie: "Baby. It's You" News Tonight Show LeOerman 0 Newlywed ABC News Affair H. Square NFL Football Washington Redskins at New York Giants News Nightline Movie: "Oh, Alfte" ffl Teh Adult Business MacNeH/Lehrer Newshour National Geographic American Masters Among Brothers: Politics Innovatjon EastEnders Show

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TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 6,1988 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News PMMag Billy Graham Crusade Movie: "Women ol Valor" News Taxi Jeflersons Benson o News Venture Bits, Bytes Adrienne Clarkson's Summer Festival Journal News Movie: "Superargo" o News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy! Billy Graham Crusade Movie: "Women of Valor News Tennis Diamonds o News NBC News Ent Tonight 1 aclr, ol Life Mattock in the Heat ol the Night Summer Showcase News Beat of Carton Letterman m Newlywed ABC News Affair H Square Boss? Full House Moonlighting thirtysomething News Nightline Movie: "Samar" m Teh Adult Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Nova Struggles lor Poland Tobacco Road Defense EastEnders Show ED MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wonderful Work) ot Disney Nova 47th MM Struggles for Poland McLaughlin Business D. Shadow €9 Batman A Break WKRP H s Heroes Gunsmoke Movie The Legacy" B MM Late Show Girls/Off. @D Happy Days Facts ol Life Family Ties 3 s Co Movie: "..JU the Marbles" News H'mooner Sanlord Star Trek Fan Guy

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WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 7,1988 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News PM Mag. [Billy Graham Crusade Equalizer Wiseguy News Taxi Jeflersons Benson o News Movie: Rescue From GHIigan's Island Tinker. Tailor. Soldier. Spy Journal News Movie: "Maneaters Are Loose" ID News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy1 Billy Graham Crusade Equalizer Wiseguy News Tennis Movie: "Timestalkers" CD News NBC News Ent. Tonight Facts ol Lite Funny People Movie: "1 Married a Centerfold News Tonight Show Letterman m Newlywed ABC Newt Affair H Square Gro. Pains Head Ciss Hooperman Maxwell China Beach News Nightime Movie. "Money to Burn" m Delense Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Infinite Voyage Firing Line Special Debate: Dealing With the Soviets Art Beat EastEnders Snow m MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wonderful World of Disney National Geographic American Masters Sands of Time Adam Smith Business D Shadow m Batman A Break WKRP H s Heroes Gunsmoke Movie: "King ol the Olympics B. Miller Late Show Hrdhat Legs S) Happy Days Facts of Life Family Ties 3 s Co Movie: "Eyewitness" News Ask/Gov Sanlord Star Trek Fail Guy ESP* Yacht Racing Continues SportsCtr Scholastic Olympians Billiards: 9-BaH Champ. PBA Bowling: Team USA Bowldown Trucks SportsCtr Speedway Motorweek

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THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 8,1988 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News PMMag. 48 Hours Billy Graham Crusade Sisters News Taxi Jeflersons Benson o News Movie: Range Busters" Rasky s Gallery: Poets, Painters, Singers Executive Stress Journal News "The Bells Go Down" Bermud Tr CD News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy! BiHy Graham Crusade Movie: "Open Admissions" News Tennis Movie: "Rebel" © News NBC News Ent. Tonight Facts of Lite Cosby Show Bob Hope Special Cheers LA Law News Tonight Show Letterman © Newlywed ABC News Affair H. Square Movie: "Racing With the Moon" ABC News Special News Nightline Movie: "Mission to Glory ® Delense Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wild Am Bless Me Mystery1 Trojan War Time Out EastEnders Show m MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wonderful World ol Disney Ok) House Old House 16 Days ol Glory Mysteryi Business D. Shadow © Batman A Break WKRP Hi Heroes Gunsmoke Movie: "King ol the Olympics" B Miller Gataway/Mindpower Hustler © Happy Days Facts ol Life Family Ties 3s Co. Movie: "Defiance" News H'mooner Sanlord Star Trek Fall Guy ESPN SportsLook Lighter Side SportsCtr. SpeedWeek College Football: Texas at Brigham Young NFL SportsCtr | Racing: Escort Trans-Am

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