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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. Control your mind, see Friday Magazine. THE BG NEWS Vol. 69 Issue 72 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, January 30,1987 Captors threaten to kill four hostages
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Moslem kid- hostages. We call for the immediate man, said the naval movements would handwritten Arabic statement deliv- strong ties to Iran. nappers said yesterday they will kill release of all hostages. We do not "ensure that the president has all op- ered to a Western news agency in west Seized with Polhill on Saturday were four men seized last weekend if U.S. speculate on any course of action the tions available to him that he might Beirut. Accompanying it was a photo- Alann Steen, 47, of Boston, communica- military forces attack Lebanon, and United States may or may not take." choose." He would not say what mili- graph of hostage Robert Polhill with tions instructor; Jesse Jonathan they released a picture of an American Defense Department sources said 11 tary options President Reagan was two automatic rifles pointed at his Turner, 39, of Boise, Idaho, visi captive with two automatic rifles held kidnappings in Moslem west Beirut in considering but dismissed speculation head. Sirofessor of mathematics, and Mithi to his head. less than two weeks prompted the that Navy ships were preparing to Polhill, 53. of New York City, is a eshwar Singh, 60, visiting professor of Anglican Church envoy Terry Waite United States to hold the aircraft car- evacuate Americans. certified public accountant who lec- finance since 1982. remained out of sight for the 10th day. rier John F. Kennedy and its 11-ship The United States declared Lebanon tures at the college. Yesterday's statement from the ab- He is negotiating with the captors of battle group in the Mediterranean Sea. off-limits to its citizens and told the ductors said: "After it was ascertained two Americans held since 1985. They called the action precautionary estimated 1,500 Americans still here ON WEDNESDAY, the group for us that the United States harbors The hostages threatened with death and one said: "The current posture of that their passports would be revoked if claimed responsibility for abducting the intention to attack Lebanon with Eesterday are three Americans and an our forces is not a threat to anyone." they did not leave within 30 days. Many the four men, declaring in a statement the help of other Western nations, the idian abducted Saturday at Beirut of them are of Lebanese descent or that they used "the facade of teaching Islamic Jihad Organization for thf University College. THE USS Nimitz, scheduled to re- dual nationals. to carry out American intrigues." Liberation of Palestine declares it wfll In Washington, a Reagan adminis- lieve the Kennedy, also is in the Medi- A previously unknown group calling Secretary of State George Shultz said execute the four American hostages as tration official said: "We hold the terranean. itself Islamic Jihad for the Liberation in Washington that all organizations an initial counter-measure upon the captors responsible for the safety of the Robert Sims, chief Pentagon spokes- of Palestine made the death threat in a involved in the 11 kidnappings have See Hostages, page 4. University expects research funds increase next year by Jeff Keene But while these scientific staff reporter areas will benefit from in- creases, the Department of A> Although President Reagan's riculture, the Commissioi proposed 1987 budget calls for Civil Rights and the Environ extensive cuts in student aid, mental Protection Agency have federal funding for research at had their research budget: the University should increase creased in the new proposals. over the next few years. Katrina Meyer, assistant di- The 1986 budget proposes to rector of Research Services at dismantle several higher educa- the University, said the new tion programs funded with fed- budget requests increased funds eral dollars. for most areas of research, par- Among those programs sched • ticularly scientific research. tiled to be eliminated by 19fc. "Research comes out rela- tively well in the new budget," Meyer said. Special forestry, aquaci Citing figures from the bud- ture and animal health research get, Meyer said the National grants in the Department of Science Foundation (NSFI, the Agriculture. National Institutes of Health i NTH i and the National Endow- n College work-study, cooper- ment for the Humanities (NEH) ative education, research librar- should see their budgets in- ies and vocational education in crease by as much as 17 percent. the Department of Education. The proposed budget calls for an increase of about $450 million O Aid to disadvantage^ medi- in the NIH budget, $130 million cal students and area health in the NSF and almost $6 million education centers in the Depart- BG New, Mike McCune for the NEH. The National Aero- ment of Health and Human Sax anyone? nautics and Space Administra- Services. Stan George, a junior music performance major, practices In the background, senior music education major Alan Fuller also tion (NASA) could receive an "The president's main em- "Sonnet" by J.S. Bach to prepare for the Cedar Point auditions practices for the auditions. Cedar Point will have auditions for increase of more than $100 mil- phasis seems to be on improving held yesterday from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the University Onion. non-performance jobs on Feb. 23 and 24. lion in 1987 for space science th. ■ country's scientific and research. tech See Search, page 4. Fire victim still listed Students, activities matched in critical condition New computer survey to help freshmen select campus organizations A Bowling Green woman was still in critical condition yesterday by Lynda Sanino ticipating in the program will "It's going to serve as a catalyst to get following the Sunday afternoon fire which heavily damaged her reporter receive a list of the Freshmen, home. who, by indicating their inter- students involved right away." Mary Waddington, 47, was still in critical condition yesterday in For many freshmen, deciding ests and beliefs, could be poten- the burn unit of St. Vincent Medical Center, Toledo, where she was which university activities will tial members. — Dave Weinandy, director of orientation taken Sunday by air ambulance. make the most of their scarce "It's going to serve as a cat- leisure time can be difficult. alyst to get students involved they thought were closest to nizations are looking for fresh- Her daughter Tamara, 17, was discharged yesterday from Wood In an effort to help ease the right away," Weinandy said. describing their purposes and men as new members. Wei- County Hospital. woes of those uncertain fresh- The computer program was would best identify their mem- nandy and Sherman said this Her husband, Richard Waddington, 54, was released from Wood men, the Office of Student Activ- developed as a project for a bers. program will be beneficial for County Hospital Tuesday, a hospital nursing supervisor said. ities and Orientation has senior-level computer science "Students must either participating groups. The fire, which heavily damaged the Waddington home at 138 developed a program called the class during fall semester, 1984. strongly agree or agree with all "This is one area that student Eberly Ave. Sunday, started in a clothes dryer and spread to the Computer Match Interest Inven- "We told them we wanted a five questions to be matched organizations report to us that kitchen, Bowling Green Fire Chief Jack Gonyer said yesterday. tory. computer survey that matched with a specific organization," they need help in," Weinandy Incoming freshmen this fall our students to the student orga- she said. said. Gonyer said the dryer was in a room next to the kitchen. Richard will complete an interest survey nizations," said Vicki Sherman, Sherman said, "It gives Waddington said the kitchen was full of smoke and there was a fire during pre-registration. The re- administrative assistant and Students will then receive a groups a method to recruit by the stove as he and his daughter exited through the back door, sults may ' help them decide coordinator of the program. list including the organizations members that wasn't available Gonyer said. which organizations are best for they matched with, the name of before." Mary Waddington was found by firefighters on the living room them, said Dave Weinandy, di- SHERMAN SAID organiza- a contact person and a small She said research shows that floor blocking the front door. She was burned over 80 percent of her rector of orientation. tions were given the survey and explanation of the group's goals. freshmen who get involved in body, firefighters said. In addition, organizations par- asked to choose five items that Although not all student orga- D See Survey, page 4. Friday: News in brief H Being a graduate student is an Intellec- tual challenge, but the hours are lousy: See Crim St. parking restored weekday parking be restored. Most of the resi- that the parking ban would set a precedent for story, page 3. dents were not in favor of the ban when it first similar restrictions on other streets. Two-hour parking on Crim Street on weekdays went into effect, Ash said at the time. i 1 The University's marketing team wins a is back in effect after an absence of nearly two The parking ban was to have been in effect for Weekend weather blue ribbon selling imaginary products: See months, Police Chief Galen Ash, chairman of the 120 days, a compromise reached because of a story, page 4. city traffic commission, said yesterday. close, S-2 vote in favor of the ban. by Associated Press
Q A budget shortfall may close 42 Ohio The commission voted Wednesday night to However, the "No Parking" signs were not An 80 percent chance of occasional snow today. Bureau of Employment Services offices restore the two-hour parking after voting Dec. 2 ordered in time and severe weather prevented Highs in the low 30s. A 60 percent chance of across the state: See story, page 5. to prohibit parking on the street from 7 a.m. to 4 the signs from being put up, Ash said. flurries tonight. Lows between 20 and 25. p.m. weekdays. Variable cloudiness tomorrow, highs about 30. D Both basketball teams host Central A group of Crim Street residents were at the Ash, who cast one of the votes against the ban For Sunday: chance of snow, high in the 30s, Michigan tomorrow and the men's game could meeting with a petition asking that the two-hour Dec. 2, said at the time he had been concerned low in the 20s. be a real 'battle:' See story, page 6.
» Editorial BG News/January 30,1987 2 Ban needed for 9 The smarter they come,. Americans safety Diane. She's really doing well, science class in which she re- Afterward, she hopped onto by Diane Docls Isn't she?" Finally, I could tsk- ceived the U. the couch to examine intently The recent decision by the State Department to tsk along with them at the fate It seems that what Jenny the world map hanging on our Famine continues in Ethiopia, that had befallen Jenny. really received was an incom- apartment wall. ban United States citizens from traveling to 50,000 nuclear weapons threaten I was also lust a little tired of plete. She is stumped as to why "Look at this, Diane, can you Lebanon is a sound one because of the existing humankind's existence and the the many times she and I since she turned in all her as- believe this?" she exclaimed, threat of terrorism. Iran-contra aid scandal rocks grieved together after finals signments and did fine on the stretching her arms to point The action by Secretary of State George Shultz the Reagan administration. week, sure we had failed at least tests. Unfortunately, the course with one hand to Cairo, with the makes the Middle Eastern country off-limits to But if you want to hear about a half of our exams. She, however, instructor has jetted off to Nepal other to Bowling Green. "Do you real crisis, talk to my room- always ended up with A's while I and is then headed for Cairo lor have any idea now long it must Americans. Violators of the ban could face up to mate, Jenny. A week after ended up with, well, not A's. the remainder of the semester take for mail to get from here to five years in prison and a $2,000 fine if convicted. Christmas, Ms. Dean's List her- and is therefore unable to clear there?" The estimated 1;500 Americans currently residing self received her grade card and My main reason for not being up the matter quickly. Besides the geography lesson, in the country will be given 30 days to leave before discovered that she failed a suitably upset at my room- There's a minute chance that Jenny has further expanded her their passes become invalid. class. Yes, alongside the 4 A's mate's tragedy was not because the professor will surprise knowledge by watching the from her senior-level business I was feeling vindictive. Rather, Jenny, telling her she actually nightly news. She worriedly Of course, nobody likes restrictions in a demo- courses, was a U - an unsatis- I sincerely believe that the en- deserves a failing grade because tunes in to listen for stories cratic society, but for the people's own good, this factory, three hours worth of tire situation has been beneficial she somehow missed a major about the conflict in the Middle ban is a necessity. nothing, a big zero for a semes- for Jenny. One tends to take for assignment. To insure that she East, concentrating on updates ter's work. Santed that to which he or she will graduate as scheduled in about hostage-taking. State Department spokesman Charles Redman Although the grade in the s grown accustomed. Surely May no matter what the out- said the U.S. government will attempt to help pass/fail course didn't affect her Imelda Marcos didn't turn hand- come, Jenny has reluctantly If, God forbid, her instructor fall semester 4.0 GPA, the springs when she found pair of added a class. is kidnapped, Jenny will never citizens unlawfully detained in Lebanon or else- trauma couldn't have been pumps number 1,273. Nor did Her unexpected political sci- graduate. She'll be stuck at the where, but the ability to secure their releases is greater. Jenny appreciate A after A after ence lessons began recently University forever. And that I limited both by the chaos in Lebanon and the When she told me the story, A until she faced a U. when she wrote to her instructor can empathize with. responsibility to protect broad national interests. her voice trembling, I did my In addition to this new-found explaining the situation as part There are eight Americans now in the hands of best to comfort her. appreciation for good grades, of the long process of putting the Diane Docis is a senior mag- "There must be some mis- the experience added to what dilemma - and Jenny's ulcer - azine journalism major from kidnappers and it appears that number can only take, Jen. That can't be right," I Jenny learned in the political to rest. Toledo. grow. This fact in itself should send a message to assured her. But she was too the American citizens in Lebanon. engrossed in her moment of mourning to listen, sighing as However, in 1981, a similar ban was imposed on she recalled the awful instant of Americans in Libya and was ignored by most of realization. "I was so busy jumping up and them. None of the Americans was prosecuted. down over the other grades that But now the United States must stand by its I didn't see the U at first," she convictions. It should be stressed that no Ameri- said. "I couldn't believe it when cans should travel to Lebanon and those there I noticed. The rest of the day all should leave as soon as possible. If they aren't out I could do was sit and stare out the window." of Lebanon in 30 days, they should be prosecuted. I tried, I really tried to empa- It has become obvious by the latest terrorist thize or even sympathize, but it threat to kill the four most recent kidnap victims was all I could do to keep from that Lebanon is an extremely unsafe ana unstable giggling with glee. I had put up country. with years of going home at America cannot protect its people if they aren't semester's end to hear my par- ents mention pointedly, "We in the country. It's now time for Americans to come saw Jenny's name in the paper home - home safe home. for being on the dean's list,
Supreme Court's power ■ "*irrG>f=ammrJftv— needs additional checks Letters by Vince Barr waking up at 7:30 a.m. to use the Will you be willing to raise the Were this 15/70 rule effective in the Student wants Rec if they knew they couldn't unwanted children who would be get in. born as a result of the outlawing The U.S. Constitution has United States today, four of the nine human treatment People are human. I.D.s can of abortion? withstood the test of time. It is get forgotten or lost out of plain Will you be willing to pay what the only man-made constitution Supreme Court justices would be required I am a University employee at error - human error. needs to be paid to bring them that has lasted, more or less to retire. BGSU and I understand and It's a shame that the Univer- up, taking as many in as you intact, throughout its entire agree with rules but there are sity can not take such things into possibly can feed, and consign- existence. To date, there have the high court until they either nan, is 80 years old and was some that need changing. consideration. It's a shame to ing yourselves to pauperdom for been only 26 amendments made die or retire (and usually it's the appointed by President Eisen- I walked to the Student Rec have to put up with just another the rest of your lives, forgetting in the document; the first ten former). The only other instance hower. Center at 8:00 one morning in example of the University's in- about the new car every five constituting the Bill of Rights. in which a Supreme Court judge My amendment to the Consti- the frigid cold only to find that I humanity. I came here because years and working 16 hours a I'd like to see another amend- faces re-appointment occurs tution would be termed the forgot my student I.D. My mis- I didn't want to be a number, day to make ends meet? ment added. It has to do with the when he (or she) is nominated "15/70 rule." This rule would be take. I did have some other and the more I see, the more I Will you be willing to devote a system of checks and balances for the position of chief justice. identical to the one operating in forms such as my S.S. card, think about changing my name greater amount of energy than that are a part of the Constitu- This most recently took place Canada. The members of the driver's license, current spring to digits. you have and will use in your tion. The founding fathers de- last summer as retiring Chief Canadian Supreme Court are schedule and some drop/add Julie Tubin anti-abortion fight to get proper cided that to limit governmental Justice Warren Burger was re- allowed to serve a maximum of slips. They still refused to let me 345 Mac East funding from government and power and to truly create a placed by William Rehnquist. 15 years but notpast the age of in. private organizations so that the government that served the peo- Aside from death or retire- 70. Were this 15/70 rule effective It is not the employee's fault. unwanted babies that will be ple instead of the other way ment, there is only one way to in the United States today, four I've been a manager for two Questions for born, but who no one will take, around, it should be divided into remove a justice from the Su- of the nine Supreme Court jus- years and I realize they are anti-abortionists will have the kind of upbringing three branches. As most people preme Court: impeachment. No tices would be required to retire. simply doing their iob and en- that they are entitled to? realize, these are the legislative Supreme Court justice has ever Several results could be forcing the policy that absolu- (Congress), executive (the pres- been impeached. gained from the adoption of this tely no one is allowed in the Rec I read, with some amusement, From what I know of "human ident) and the judiciary (the One way to check the power of rule. First, Supreme Court opin- without a student I.D. But who- the reductive arguments on the nature" I don't believe that, by courts). the Supreme Court is to have the ions would be more in line with ever came up with that one nature of "personhood" as it and large, anti-abortionists (or The check and balance system judges face an election. How- public opinion and interpreta- should reexamine it a little. relates to abortion in "Abortion hardly anyone else, for that mat- is quite simple and very effec- ever, I don't think this would tion of the Constitution. Second, First, it's bad enough that we and personhood" by Bruce and ter) would answer "yes" and do tive. The president may veto an work well given the fact that the bitter diputes between the have to pay $88 a year to use the Joan Edwards in the Jan. 22 what would need to be done. I've act of Congress (thereby inhibit- fewer than half of the registered "liberals" and "conservatives" Rec facility but then to be turned News. But, because I want to never heard of an anti-abortion- ing a bill from becoming a law), voters actually turn out for elec- would diminish somewhat, be- away because we can't "prove" move out of the sphere of philos- ist promising a pregnant woman but Congress has the power to tions, and when election year cause no one ideological group we are a student of this fine ophy and into the world of "hu- to pay the health bills, feed, override that veto with two- rolled around, the judge would would control the court for very establishment or we don't have man nature," I refer all those clothe and house the child until thirds of the majority of both be more concerned with re-elec- long as a result of more frequent our little I.D. card. The least who buy the Edwards' argument it's 18, and then send it to col- houses. Thus, the executive tion than court issues. Besides, appointments. they could do is call the Regis- to Joseph Fletcher's Human- lege. I've never seen anti-abor- branch does not have absolute any lawyer with a good concept Third, the opportunity would trar's office - or allow us to do hood: Essays in Biomedical tionists lined up outside of authority. Similarly, an act of of public relations could become present itself to get increases in so. Ethics (1979) which will negate Planned Parenthood clinics try- Congress may be declared null a Supreme Court judge. minority representation on the their identification of abortion- ing to persuade pregnant women and void by the U.S. Supreme Another way to check the Su- high court. In the 200 years since Second, it is the third week of rights philosophy as Nazi and to give them their children to Court, so the legislative branch 6reme Court's power is to limit the Supreme Court was born out classes. If someone weren't reg- Soviet non-philosophy. raise instead of aborting. All I of government also lacks abso- le amount of time any partic- of the Constitution, only one istered, I ask you, do you think Instead of arguing a philo- see are moralizers who aren't lute authority. ular judge can serve. This is black man (Thurgood Marshall) the University would still let sophical stance, I would like to willing to put their own welfare However, there is no definitive more along my line of thinking. and one woman (Sandra Day them reside on campus? Or bet- ask a few crass questions of the where their mouths are. check on the power of the Su- The idea behind limiting judge s O'Connor) have been the ap- ter yet, would they bother anti-abortion activists: Bruce E. McGarvey preme Court. The members of terms is to brine the high court's pointed minorities on the court, Milton Center, OH this elite group of old men land ruling more in line with current and both are currently serving. now women) are appointed by Eublic opinion and interpreta- The rest of the member have all SOCI€DV by David Harris the president and must be con- on of the Constitution. been white males. firmed by Congress. Once con- The oldest member of the Su- <*1 NkM£ -;, jTVXt S.HO II K.KE THE PRLfetEnS IM I STOCK ALL THE TlMfc. | Barr is a sophomore account- '"* Sltte,**, Witts OC6, AWD CORRECT ANSWERS firmed, they have a position on preme Court, William J. Bren ing major from Xenia, Ob. BSCui V"\ ALMOST . TTHJVT'S WHAT l'rt ALL t*cv- OCCUR, J f *.>40UT. DOwE vliTH THESE •* A ABOUT, J Jj CALCULATOR ' PR06Vfct« .THAI THE * 1* you vvwE 6 NOTHlUC, CAM QO WftONC, Respond PRf &LErA, I HAVE THE THE BG NEWS TftVCh CP.VE TO MS.,, NOW ... I The BG News is your campus CUR£... 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According to Sheila Harring- staff reporter "I guess the attitude is different ton, GSS president, the cafes are now. It's kind of hard to ex- very popular with graduate stu- Festival to feature French, Spanish, Italian works If anyone knows the meaning plain." dents. of all work and no play, it's the Cummings said that when he "We had over 200 people at our by Suzy Maduro as follows: graduate students on campus. bumps into students from his first one this year, Harrington reporter U Feb. 6: "Improper Conduct," a docu- The hardest thing about hav- class in the bars, it doesn't said. "They are held in the ice mentary in Spanish on contemporary Cuban ing a social life if you're a grad- really bother him. arena and the place is set up like Although some Americans are leery at the society. uate student is exactly that, "A lot of my students will a bar. We get a band to play and prospect of watching foreign films, an upcom- having one. come up to me and say they saw have a keg, wine, pop and mun- ing University festival may give students a □ Feb. 20; "The Green Wall," a Spanish "As an undergraduate, I used me out having a good tune," chies." chance to broaden their horizons. movie that deals with a young family deter- to go out all of the time," said Cummings said. "One student Palmer said the cafes are fun. The film festival consists of a series of movies mined to escape from the pressures of life in Erin Palmer, graduate assistant said he thought that I was check- "Although I don't go fre- in French, Spanish and Italian with English Lima, Peru. in art. "I used to have to talk ing up on him." quently, they're nice," Palmer subtitles. said. "It's good to meet people According to Karen Gould, associate protes- U March 13: " Conversation Piece," an Ital- myself into staying home; now I Palmer said she is somewhat ian movie about a rich American scientist, art have to talk myself into going uncomfortable in a bar where outside of your area of study." tor of Romance Languages, many people show If any time is spent going out, resistance to watching foreign movies. Some critic and scholar who is enjoying his retire- out I just don't have the time her students may be. feel uncomfortable because they believe they ment in a Roman palace while a family is anymore." "I feel kind of uncomfortable, it should be planned carefully, because the time is hard to come will not understand or enjoy the movies, she determined to rent an apartment from him. Amy Sandt, graduate assis- as a teacher, to see my students said. tant in English, said, "Graduate at the bars when I'm out," In reality, the power of the film is not affected Q April 3: "When the Mountains Tremble," a school is lonely. It's a lot of Palmer said. "Usually my "When you only have so much free time, you want to spend it because the feelings and the events stay the vigorous and persuasive documentary on the work. I know that for myself I friends and I go out to places like same, she said. have a lot of reading to do and Kaufman's. Uptown is out for wisely," Sandt said. "There is struggle of the largely Indian peasantry in less risk-taking as a graduate There may be some similarities in the Ameri- Guatemala against a heritage of state and that requires being alone." me. I had enough of waiting in can films and the foreign films, but most of the foreign oppression. When graduate students do lines as an undergrad." student, like if you end up going to a party that you don't like, time the foreign movies apply different tech- find the time to go out, usually Although there is no specific tuques SJKI the content is not as important as the □ April 24: "Black And White In Color," a it's with a small group of close hangout in Bowling Green for you may feel like you've wasted maw age or topic they want to convey. film that covers the Mini war between the friends. graduate students, places like your free time, which doesn't Last year, a French film festival at the French and Germans in colonial West Africa in "I go out with people in my Sundance and Myles are popu- come too often." University was very successful, Gould said. 1914, with each side using the local black tribes- area of study," Palmer said. lar because of the laid back Gish Theater was packed, she added. men as soldiers. "Sometimes we have art open- atmosphere. Harrington said that another ings to go to and once a month or "I like going to Myles' be- major reason a lot of graduate THIS YEAR, the film committee decided to Additional films may be scheduled on other so we have parties or pot-lucks." cause it's on my way home," students do not "party all the add more variety to the program by showing not Fridays, and will be announced later. Sandt said, "I have a tendency Sandt said. "I'm not really into time" is because other commit- only European films, but afio Latin and Central All of the European and Latin American to go out with a small group of the bar scene or waiting in ments are now more important. American movies. Films are being sponsored by the Department friends. Either we plan two lines." "It's not like we are 19 or 20 The first film in the series, "Peppermint of Romance Languages, the Office of Minority weeks in advance or it needs to anymore," Harrington said. "A Soda," will be presented tonight at 7:30 in the Affairs, Latino Student Union, the Film Study be spontaneous." JAZZ CAFES, organized by lot of graduate students are Gish Film Theater. Program, Student Activities, the International Going out to the bars is a little the Graduate Student Senate, married or living with someone. Gould said the 197S French film deals with Studies Program and the Student Groups for different for graduate students are held for graduate students Partying is more mellow for us. friends, family, classes, vacations, sexual mia- Cultural Events. also. throughout the year for those Instead of parties every week- conceptions, pop records and bad grades of a who want to socialize in a bar- end, now it's more like one big French Jewish school girl in 1963. AH films are free, and start at 7:30 p.m. in "I FEEL old when I go out," like atmosphere without the blowout once a month." The schedule for the rest of the film series is Gish Film Theater. said John Cummings, graduate lines. STUDENT THE BEST STUDENT SEATS IN THE Undergraduate Student Government COURT COUNTRY!!! Applications for Student Court THE STUDENTS SECTION AT ANDERSON ARENA PUTS YOU RIGHT. ON TOP OF THE ACTION BGSU STUDENTS SII Staff are now available at 405 JUST A FEW FEET FROM THE COURT AND THE WALL OF Student Services Building FALCON FANATICS FROM BASELINE TO BASELINE IS ONE BIG REASON THE FALCONS ARE SO TOUGH AT HOME BE A PART OF ALL THE FUN SLAM DUNK T SHIRTS THE HALF- January 27 - February 10 COURT HEAVE AND THE POSSIBILITY 0< A TRIP TO Interviews to be held FLORIDAM February 10 and 11 FALCONS SATURDAY N.GHT All majors welcome vs. WOMEN — 5:30 CFNTRAL MICHIGAN MEN — 8:00
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Library preserves archival collection
by Tim Maloney work at Jerome library is done (15 an hour, he said. reporter onlyilv ono the sixth floor, and only The preservator also may archival■chiv collections are pre- choose to put a Mylar cover on a Often, students hunt through served. book, which is a strong thin the card catalog at Jerome Li- layer of polyester. Yon said if a brary, find iusf the book they THE FLOOR, which is closed book is in really bad shape, the want, and when they retrieve it to students, contains the con- preservator may make a phase from the stacks the most impor- trasting images of century-old container, or cardboard box tant pages are missing. documents and modern preser- type structure for it. Librarians across the country vatory technology. Books writ- also have a problem with miss- ten in the 1800s are stored in HE SAID there are several ing pages. Tne problem is with mechanized compact shelves. reasons the library wants to disintegration, not vandalism, The shelves cost $35,000 and save the documents. however. prevent light from damaging the The collection is used by stu- Paper doesn't last forever. enclosed books. dents for academic research, he Through the destructive effects Work tables throughout the said. Many of these students of elements such as mold, light floor are cluttered with docu- research the collection in pur- and the acid in the paper itself, ments in the process of being suit of master's and doctorate documents begin to deteriorate, rotected. First, if the document degrees. said Paul Yon, director of the Kis a high acid content, it must Center of Archival Collections at be taken to a closet-type room. Sixty-five percent of the col- Jerome Library. Inside this room, acid is re- lection is manuscripts of public Yon said preservation of pa- moved from paper in a tub of interests, such as churches, per documents has become a water containing carbon dioxide unions, and political figures. major concern nationally and at and magnesium. One-third is a collection of local the University in the past six When the documents are dry, newspapers. Also, the official years. they may be taken to the work records of the University are "At least 60 percent of all tables to be encapsulated in saved. documents in the library need plastic by a professional preser- Unfortunately, Yon said, not preservation," Yon said. vator. all of the documents in Jerome In 1963, a National Endow- The encapsulation process Library which need preserva- BG News/ Rob Upton ment for the Humanities chal- uses thick lamination, requiring tion can receive attention. Paul Yon, director of the Center for Archival material to be prepared for preservation on lenge grant provided the a skilled preservator, Yon said. "Right now, because of the Collections, stands among some of the the sixth floor of Jerome Library. financifinancialbasis for the preserva- Thene proprocess becomes expen- large amounts of money in- tory operation. sive at this stage because led volved, there are no plans to For now, the preservation preservators are usually paid attack that 60 percent, he said. Search G Continued from page 1. millions of dollars below the nical competitiveness so that actual amount spent. VS. businesses can compete more successfully in the world Several departments at the Students' sale strategy pays off market," Meyer said. University, including the chem- But Meyer cautioned that istry, physics, biology, psychol- what the president proposes to ogy and education departments, Congress and what ne actually receive federal funds to conduct University marketing team places first at competition gets may be quite different. research. teams with University team- marketing, said. "Unless you the University of Manitoba. "THE CUTS to student aid Meyer said that for the fiscal by Linda Hoy are really highly motivated, staff reporter mates Steven Russell, senior and other education programs year 1985-86, the University was marketing/selling and sales you're not going to spend that Three-quarters of the way might sound gloomy, but Con- awarded a total of $4.9 million, time and effort to do it." through the University team's Sonite and vodite sound more management major; Linda Lut- gress usually changes what the some of which came from pri- kehaus, senior marketing re- presentation, which was being president asks for, at least re- vate sources, for research pur- like cousins of Mr. Spock than Team members were together product names, but a strategy search major and David Sdged solely on presentation, storing those programs to their poses. Boutelle, senior marketing ma- for so long they began to get on e slide projector broke. present levels," she said. The Research Services office tor selling these products jor. each other's nerves, Kirchhoff brought the University market- said. For example, Meyer said that helps faculty members find the ing team a first place award at a "It probably helped us be- in 1985 the president asked for government agency or depart- The first portion of the compe- "You just lived together for an cause we handled it pretty about $6.4 billion to fund student ment that can provide them with recent competition. tition, which began in early Oc- entire day," she said. The hypothetical products well," Kirchhoff said. aid. But the actual amount spent funds for their area of research, tober, took place by telephone. that year totaled close to $9 Meyer said. She is currently were only known to be in the The team met once a week for The team began the competi- home entertainment industry After each presentation, the billion. teaching a class for graduate eight weeks, designing its mar- tion with three products, did judges asked the teams ques- students on writing proposals and were later renamed by the keting strategies, then phoned some eliminating, added its own Likewise, in the last four teams. The 20 teams competing tions for 10 minutes. The winner years, Reagan's proposals for that request federal funds for its results to a computer at the characteristics to each product was announced the next morn- the NIH have consistently been research. in the Manitoba Marketing Man- University of Manitoba. The and came up with five products ing. agement Competition were di- computer evaluated the strate- in the end: Sexy, Semi, Sewer, The University team won vided into four industries with gies and returned its analysis to Sever and Vern. Eiartly because of high motiva- Survey five teams in each. the team. "All five of our products were ion, but also because of talent U Continued from page 1. and improve grades and study The toughest part of the com- very profitable," Kirchhoff said. and good training, Wu said. extra-curricular activities early habits."' petition was trying to figure out ON THE AVERAGE, team in their college careers are more what strategies the other teams meetings lasted six hours, with "We have four very talented likely to persist in their studies Sherman said the survey may were going to use, Holly Kirch- some lasting even longer, Kirch- On Jan. 16, the team went to students, but also they have and finish college. help indecisive freshman make hoff, team president, said. hoff said. Winnipeg to make a presenta- been exposed to a very good "IT ISNT all in the class- the best choices. Kirchhoff, a senior marketing "There's a lot of information tion justifying its strategies to a marketing program in our de- room," she said. major, competed against Amer- to digest," team adviser Bob panel of four local businessmen, partment," ne said. Weinandy added, "Usually "We are excited to help the ican and Canadian university Wu, assistant professor of who acted as judges. students who are more involved organizations and the over- The team was graded half on Each student received one can manage their time better whelmed student," she said. its marketing performance and credit hour last semester and CHARLESTOWN_ half on its presentation. Of the one credit this semester for par- spokesmen declined to com- five teams in each industry, one ticipating in the competition. Hostages ment. APARTMENTS team was chosen the winner of L) Continued from page 1. SHORTLY BEFORE the the industry. The students chose to compete occurrence of this aggresssion. statement was delivered, stu- before the department decided Other operations will follow in dents of Beirut University Col- THE FOUR industry winners to grant them credit for it, adequate places." lege burned tires and blocked MID AM MANOR made another presentation the Kirchhoff said. It claimed U.S. Ambassador traffic in west Beirut's streets. next day to a panel of 12 judges, "We did it for the experi- John Kelly was meeting with "We shall keep agitating until local businessmen and faculty of ence," she said. ambassadors of Western Euro- our teachers are treed! one Choose from choice apartments within pean countries in Christian east shouted. "We're not going to walking distance to campus—Summer Beirut about plans for a military relent! The kidnappers have attack on Lebanon. Embassy gone too far!" 1987 and 1987-88 school year. 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BG News/January 30, 1987 S i ■ ' '■■ Falcons to 'battle' CMC! BG cagers enter by Tom Rn4 The Chips aren't too shabby on MAC .second round •port* rtp»n« "Larranaga couldn't beat me before my defense either. They lead the triple-bypass surgery and he can't beat MAC in defense, limiting oppo- Central Michigan coach Oar- nents to an average of 813 ppg. by Jeff McSherry lie Cries and Jim Larranaga me now," Meanwhile, the Falcons have don't see eye-to-eye. That is — CMU head coach Charlie Coles the went team offense, tallying asslstanl sports editor because the Bowling Green just 44.4 ppg. In their last meet- coach la coneMtrably taller. ing, Guard Tommie Johnson Bowline Green's women's MinuUs after tae Jan. S CMU- "Just because we are grown coaM've been a battle for first- held BG's leading scorer, Frank haaMhall team went over HG game, Coles and Larranaga men doesn't make us bad bars place, but the Falcons lost to Booker, to Just 11 points. the hump Wednesday night engaged in a heated argument. for what happened," Ceioa said. Western Michigan Sft-71 Wednes- "Johnson did the best Job I've after defeating Western It started when Larranaga mo- "Coaching is a high-powered seen this season defending Michigan 80-76. mentarily forget to shake Cole's job. I'm not sare if I get along ^"St: last & percent from Frank," Larranaga said. In doing so, the Falcons raised their Mid-American G hand and headed tor the Fal- with any coach. the floor at the first half, en Though the China appear to be cons' i dressing room after "Besides, this league is toe route to raamng its road record stronger in all categories, Coles Conference record to 8-0 (16-2 double figure scorers in- CMU'smi win. boring at tunes, ft can be toM. believes it will be a tight game. overall). More Importantly, clude: senior forward Amy "Though the BG mentor re- heaWiy for something like that DESPITE THE setback, Lar- "BG's got some very good they have faced every squad Welch (11.2) and junior cen- turned, Coles saM he fen to nappea. It also sells tickets." ranaga was pleased with bis athletes," Coles said. "Anthony in the conference. ter Nancy Melissa (14.8). slighted by the near snub. The Waili Coles sounds like boiing team's second-half perfor- Robinson can be a super player But while they may be over The first meeting between two exchanged words knmecu- promoter Don King, Larranaga mance. (13.1 ppg) and Lamen Pippin the hump, BG is not out of the the two teams was high- afcly. And while there were no is taking a mack mere dlpie- "We outplayed them in the (M.4 ppg) may be one of the woods. lighted by BG's junior center poaches, Coles sold he couM've mabe approach. second ball,'' Larranaga said. most improved players in the In fact, they'll be in the Dawn Eastman's 25-point, lo- held hie own. "I deal care to comment "We played well offeasively and thick of the forest tomorrow re bound outing. "I thought we shook hands in about something in the past," wafenstvery." "8 UNLIKELY that Coles when they host MAC foe Cen- Davenport said her team, this league," the animated MM naga said. "The mast im- The Falcons win need to be at will try to physically threaten tral Michigan at 5:30 p.m. In uncharacteristicly, shot poor said after the game. "Larra- portant mine »the game." their Vest defensively wbey they Larranaga, but he was killing Anderson Arena. from the free-throw line and naga couldn't beat me before The first-place Chine enter the face the Chips. CMU has two htm with kindness yesterday. WMU, now 7-2 in league- had a five-minute mental let- my triple-bypass surgery and he contest with a 8-2 Mld-Americaa eatetandtng scoring threats in "He's a very intense man,he's play, was the team to Seat down in the second half of the can't beat me now," Conference mark. CMU beat forward Dan Majerie (19 ppg.) a lot like me in that aspect," Wednesday. But Saturday's first game. SINCE THEN the two coaches Ohio Univewfhr 71-00 Wednes- and Ervin Leavy (M.I ppg.). Coles said. "Despite what hap- matchup will pit the Falcons Davenport also realized have apologized, but Coles said day night in Athens. "Majerie Is one of the best pened, I thinks he's a good coach against the only other team something very important he knows there will be some If the Falcons, 4-4 In the players in the league," BG and Is a definite candidate for (CMU) that has beaten the that night-that sometimes tension on the sidelines tomor- league, want to make a legiti- guard Joe Gregory said. "And coach of the year. Broncos. it's the little things that make row when the Chips invade An- mate bid at a MAC title, they Ervin Leavy played very well "Oh, by the way tell those "I think this game is truly a the difference. derson Arena for the rematch at most upset the Ckippewas. against us up there (Mt. Pleas- warriors not to be too rough on bigger game (than WMU) for "We made too many little 8 p.m. Tomorrow night's game ant, Mien.)/ us Saturday." BG?' CMppewa head coach mistakes against BG in the Donita Davenport said. "I first meeting," she said. "I don't think there will be any think Saturday's game is letdown on their part after going to go to the team that defeating Western.'' plays closest to perfect." EMU tumblers invade BG, ready to open fire BG head coach Fran Voll is The Chippewas will have to also aware of the game's im- contain BG's inside-outside portance. combination. by Andy Woodaid "They've got some real good BG, J-l overall and M in the be scratched. "We have to protect our- Falcon sophomore forward sports reporter returning girts," be said. "It's a MAC, will return one of last Bell, who suffered a concus- selves, we don't want to jeop- Jackie Motycka has become good thine we're at home be- weekend's two injured starters, sion during practice before ardize our position in the the MACs premier inside When Eastern Michigan's cause well have to perform well while another Falcon will have Christmas, was supposed to conference." player. She is currently sec- gymnastics team invades Bowl- to beat them." to sit out the meet with an injury tumble last weekend, but was BG beat the Chippewas 85- ond in the conference in scor- ing Green tonight, the Hurons Simpson said a major advan- sustained this week in practice. scratched from the meet in 78 in Mt. Pleasant, Mich., in ing with 19.0 ppg. will have more Top Gar's than Si of being at hone is the SIMPSON SAID said junior warm-ups when she didnt feel early January. But that was While Motycka plays the movie. cons' familiarity with the walk-oa Kim Trost will return to well. then, this is now. "down under", senior for- Huron seniors Sharon McNie, equipment. me line-ue after resting her sore "At the beginning of the ward Stephanie Coe is from a two-time defending all-around In addition to McNie and knee this week in practice. Simpson said Bell will also be year we thought it was going place called 'Never, Never MAC champion, and Lyn Wright EMU's fifth-year coach "We've rested her this week in scratched from meet. to be a rebuilding year, Da- Land". At least that's where Wright, who won last week's all- Steve Wilee brings several other practice and she looks fine," he "She (Bell) hasn't practiced venport said. "We had lost a majority of her jump shots -round meet against Illinois- good gymnasts into tonight's said "We're counting on her to this week at all and won't com- four starters to graduation. come from. Her deft outside Chicago, head EMU's line-up. meet. go." pete this weekend," said the BG "But we've really come to- touch has netted her 18.1 ppg. Sophomore Dawn Hlntz has coach in his 13th year. "We want gether as a team since the Davenport has no special BECAUSE OF this, Falcon the team's best marks in the all- However, senior captain Julia a doctor to look at her and find pre-conference part of our formula to stop Coe and Mo- coach Charles Simpson expects around (36.15), vault (9.1), and Wicks and sophomore Suzanne out what's wrong." season." tycka. She wants only one a tough go against the Hurons, balance beam (8.7), while soph- Bell will aiss the meet. Simpson CMU will be led by the thing done differently ui this who are W> overall, M in the omore Lori Stencik has a team said that Wicks twisted her an- The meet starts at 4 tonight in MACs top scorer, 5-6 senior matchup. Mid-American Conference. best of 8.9 on the floor exercises. kle Monday In practice and will Eppler North gym. guard Jody Beerman who av- "Hopefully, we'll beat them erages 19.6 ppg. Other CMU this time," she said. Warrior's Washbum enters drug rehab MARK'S OAKLAND, Calif. (API-Chris Washbum, the Golden State Sports Cap Warriors' rookie who was the third player chosen in last spring's Large Cheese Pizza draft, voluntarily entered a drug treatment center yesterday, the NBA team announced. GYMNASTICS: The BG tumblers will be hosting Eastern Washbum had been placed on the Warriors' injured list on Michigan at 6 tonight in Eppler North Gym. with 1 item '4.00 Tuesday and is expected to remain under treatment at the ASAP HOCKEY: The icers will travel to Big Rapids, Mich, to take on Center In Van Nuys, Calif., for a minimum of four weeks, the team CCHA foe Ferris State. With a two-game sweep, the Falcons ln-house with beverage purchase. announced. can take sole possesion of first place for the first time this year. Call 352-3551 for Bowling Green's Quality Pizza The Warriors' officials did not disclose what drugs are involved in The two-game series begins tonight at 7:30 with Saturday's UP. 1-10-07 Wasaburn's case. contest starting at the same time. SWIMMING: The men and women tankers will be hosting H »HE »HE 4-HE *HI *HE *HE 4-HE »HE »HE *HE »HS MAC foe Miami at 3 tomorrow in Cooper Pool. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: The 16-2 women, first in the MAC at 84, will be hosting Central Michigan - the conference's Senior Members second-place team with a 7-1 mark. Opening tip-off is set for 5:30 p.m. in Anderson Arena. MEN'S BASKETBALL: The men, 4-4 in the MAC, will be at : Kappa Kappa Gamma of Phi Eta Sigma: home tomorrow to take on 6-2 Central Michigan, the confer- ence's first-place team. 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"Not only academi- semester. The athletes from athletic scholarships. cally - the kid can't flunk out - "revenue sports" (hockey, foot- but he also has to be able to ball and basketball) receive to swamp Redskins by Matt Winkeljohn contribute on the field right eight books. assistant sports editor away." Although the National Colle- Regardless of what some peo- giate Athletic Association allows The off-campus board situa- ple may think, most of the teams a ceiling of 11 full grants per tion is somewhat complicated, by Al Franco at Bowling Green cannot simply soccer team, Palmisano said he Goldstein said. sports reporter offer full scholarships at will. In works with about one-third as "An athlete receives the fact, the difference in the many. equivalent to what he would When the waves subside at Cooper pool tommorow night, amount of scholarship money A COST OF WINNING There are four components to receive in coupon books. It's not there will be only one undefeated women's swim team in the awarded to different teams at a full scholarship. Tuition (and exactly equivalent because Mid-American Conference. the University covers the spec- teams divide the remaining 76 general fees), room, board, and when you're getting coupon Both the BG men's and women's swim teams entertain the trum from rags to riches. scholarships. books are the primary parts of a books, it's as though you are Miami Redskins tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Rec Center. The athletic department de- The men's basketball team full grant-in-ald. getting food at retail," Goldstein The BG women's record stands at W) in the MAC and 5-3 votes $1.2 million of its $3.5 mil- currently has just 12 players on Also, a team generally re- said. "If you pay four dollars in overall while the Miami women are 3-0 in the MAC and 5-2 lion operating budget to grants. full scholarship. The women's ceives one-fourth as many out- the dorm to get a cheeseburger overall. And the winner of tomorrow's meet will gain sole There were 209 full granf-in-aid team uses 12 full grants and of-state fee waivers as full and a soda, and you go to the possession of the MAC lead. athletic scholarships available splits its remaining grant be- grants. However, the hockey grocery store, you'll get it for The Miami women have won the MAC the last three years, in the athletic department at the tween the team's 13th and 14th team receives as many grants less. So it's adjusted down." while BG has finished second. BG has the opportunity to start of this year. players. And the hockey team as waivers, McHugh said. McHugh said the athletic de- become the bride instead of the bridesmaid. Kevin McHugh, assistant ath- splits one of its 20 scholarships Phil Goldstein, associate di- partment buys books for a stu- The BG swim teams have been effected by injuries and the letic director, said approxi- in half while the football team rector of financial affairs in the dent and saves them from loss of swimmers due to academic ineligiblity, but head coach mately 140 of the University's does not split any scholarships. athletic department, said semester to semester for re-use. Rich Draper still has confidence in his team. 550 student-athletes receive full It is a vastly different story for "waiver" is somewhat of a mis- A coach can split a full grant- "We've had more things happen to our guys this year, but grants. the remaining teams. nomer. He said the athletic de- in-aid, awarding one student- we're still hanging in there, and we'll hang with them (Mi- The remaining scholarships While the football team re- partment must pay the athlete tuition and another ami)," Draper said. are either divided or unused. cently made 46 scholarship of- University (bursar) tor out-of- board and so on. Draper wants to do more than hang in there against this The athletic department as- fers to be taken by the first 23 state fees in the same manner it fierce rival. Both the metis' and womens' meets have signifi- signs full scholarships to indi- takers, head soccer coach Gary pays tuition fees, and room and cant bearing on the MAC. vidual coaches who split them as Palmisano said his recruiting board monies. Goldstein said athletes are not The BG men are 2-1 in the MAC and 5-3 overall. Miami is 1-0 they wish. scheme affords little or no room In the case of an off-campus entitled to summer aid unless in the MAC and 2-3 overall. Eastern Michigan leads the MAC Of the full grants, football for mistakes. student-athlete, a check equal to thev are in academic danger. with a 3-0 record, but BG and UM are in a dog fight for second. (85), hockey (20), men's basket- "When we invest money in our the amount of the cost of an on- Aid for semesters beyond an The BG men's team has not beaten Miami in the last three ball (15), and women's basket- players, it's money we need to campus room is given to the athlete's eligiblity is awarded on Eears of conference competition. Miami won last years meet ball (13) combine to receive 133 see make an immediate impact. athlete each semester. the basis of academic eligiblity y the score of 72-41. Miami, who is used to finishing second grants. We have to be extremely careful A board grant entitles most and, most importantly, avail- behind MAC powerhouse EMU, is in position to do it again. 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Friday Interviews by D«n«H« JOINS Friday photos by Chip Thornton Bob Dorf freshman undecided RUM Hummtl senior marketing ••th ■yerty senior social studies David Oflmnwr freshman business ma|or from Sylvanla: "Yes, especially major from Pembervllle: "No, not education major from Springfield: ma|or from Grafton: "Yeah, makes me when you gotta run In It." really. I think It just gets me to class "Yes. II the sun doesn't shine, I get lazy — don't want to do work." quicker." depressed." Sunlight cures mid-winter blues by Keith Cornelius afterwards. During the cold winter months, "Sunlight has a very positive effect Friday reporter "I tell my roommates I'm going out many people stay Indoors where they on my outlook," Jack confides. Now for some fresh air, but It's really the are sheltered from sunlight lor long that he has been Introduced to the Every January for the past few sunlight I'm after. I guess It still seems periods of time. Window glass filters Idea behind light therapy, he Is-much years, Jack has battled depression a little strange to tell people you are out a great deal of ultra-violet light, more aware of light. "I know when I'm and fatigue that mysteriously disap- going out to catch some rays In the thereby reducing the secretion ol due for a good dose of sunshine!" pears by the time March rolls around. middle of January," Jack jokes. melatonln. Without the melatonln, the Often described as the "mld-wlnter Since reading an article about SAD seasonal rhythms are disturbed. Even with all the positive results of blues," Jack's ailment Is not uncom- In Smithsonian magazine, Jack has- Since this Idea Is still In the theory recent experiments with light, very mon. become more aware of the positive stages, very little evidence Is avail- lew counseling services prescribe Little Is known about the causes of effects of sunlight on his attitude. "I able to prove a significant link be- light therapy as an aid to ending winter depression, but recent studies depression. The simplest explanation by the National Institute of Mental lor this Is that light therapy Is new. Health may lead to a better under- standing of this phenomenon. The Institute's study suggests that there Is "/ guess It still seems a often a link between sunlight and little strange to tell peo- winter depression, or Seasonal Affec- tive Disorder (SAD). ple you are going out to SAD often strikes during the winter catch some rays In the months when days are shortest and Individuals tend to spend most ot their middle of January" time Indoors. Experiments conducted -Jack by the Institute on patients suffering from SAD prescribed "early morning love winter, but I miss being out in the fween sunlight and winter depression. The theory behind light therapy Is walks to greet the sun." Within a few sun," Jack laments. Individuals like Jack feel very strongly that ultra-violet light strikes a certain short days, most patients discovered Research has led to experiments In that a link does exist. area on the retina of the eye. This a "newfound energy," according to the use ol artificial light sources to Because of the complexify of the area then sends signals that stimulate the research. simulate sunshine. Good results have brain, It Is difficult to create conclu- a biological clock within the brain. Although Jack has never been di- been lound using a box containing sive experiments with light therapy. From here, the brain activates the agnosed as having SAD, he became eight full-spectrum tlorescent tubes. However, some psychologists agree secretion of melatonln, a hormone aware ol the possibility after reading Patients are Instructed to experiment that II the patient believes In the that regulates seasonal rhythms. several articles last winter. Now when by using the "private sun" lor short healing qualities of sunlight, then These rhythms are similar to those that he feels down, he often goes for a periods at different times until they light therapy can be quite uselul In control the reproductive cycles ol walk. Usually, he feels better discover their optimum sun. dealing with winter depression. hlbernatory animals. frirlrtu editor Caroline Longer cover by...Rob Upton and Pete Fellman r Magazine assistant editor Diane UUonderlu production sup'r Dove Kuhar frtdau Maga/ine is o u>eeMu supplement to The BO News ol rights reserved FfWou/Jonuoru 30, 1987 3 Switching schools GPAs shine in spring difficult for students after difficult fall term months to save money for school," he by Meg Hanczrlk said. "I decided to start spring semes- by Meg Hanczrlk during fall semester. "Besides," she Friday stall reporter ter because I was afraid that if I Friday stall reporter said, "you have to get back Into the waited too long It would be harder lor habit of studying after a long summer Leaving home lor the first time or me to get back Into studying." Those students who felt de- break." even switching schools can create an Most new students agree that hav- pressed when they got their grades Marty Strauch, sophomore music emotional strain on a student. The ing friends already at the University Is last semester were not alone. major, is a student whose GPA does strain can be even greater when the a plus. Brian Sherman, freshman busl- Statistics show that the overall not fit the trend. "My GPA hasn't switch Is made In the middle ol a n' ' administration major, was a little campus grade point average changed since I've been here," school year, especially It the student *v led about transferring from His (GPA) Is higher in the spring. This Strauch said, "but a lew of my friends did not choose to switch. other school. "I thought It would be a has been true for the past four seem to do better in the spring be- Justine Carlson, treshman graphic lot harder than It was. I knew some years, according to Duane Whlt- cause they take a lighter load." design major, began her college people already up here, so they mlre, acting registrarldlrector of Along the same lines, Todd Collins, career spring semester because ot a helped make the transition easier." records. senior radio-television-lilm major, said mistake made by her high school his GPA Is higher In the spring when counselor. "The GPA is not much better, but his classes are not as difficult. "Spring Carlson agreed that having friends It Is better," he said. "One possible "I didn't want to start at the University makes It easier to reason for this may be the fact that "The GPA Is not adapt to her new environment. the less academically Inclined stu- much better, but It Is college right after high "I thought I would make a bad dents may drop out after a poor fall Impression and not fit In. I think that semester." better... less academi- school, so I worked Although Kathy Pfell, sophomore having friends up here has made It cally Inclined students seven months to save easier for me to get adjusted. If I didn't business major, fits the trend, she is money for school" have any trlends, I'd probably sit In shocked by It. "I thought It would may drop out after a my room all day," she said. be the other way around," she poor fall semester" — Greg Shepherd said. "You'd think the GPA would When It comes to getting around be higher In the fall because — Duane Whitmire the campus, Shepherd had an edge you're back from a three-month "I gave my counselor all my forms over Carlson and Sherman. "I've vacation and are ready to hit the seems easier. You've also got spring to send In. but a tew weeks later she been here before tor basketball books again. In the spring, the break right in the middle, which is a told me she didn't have them. I had to camp, so I sort ot knew my way weather is good, and everyone good break to refresh yourself. You're fill out all new lorms, and by the time around the campus. I was still ner- wants to do everything but study." a little more up because ol the good they were sent In, It was too late lor tall vous, but as the week went on, I felt weather, and there's also a long semester. The earliest I could get In more conlldent." Shepherd, along Whltmlre mentioned that fresh- summer break to look forward to after was this semester," she said. with Sherman, said the faculty has men have the lowest GPA while working hard all semester." Some students, however, would been friendly and very helpful. seniors have the highest. Shell! The men on campus who think they rather take a break from academla When Carlson was ready to move Francis, sophomore sociology ma- are better than women may not want after graduation from high school. in, she knew exactly which residence jor, Is not surprised. "My first semes- to hear It, but statistics' show that the One student who chose to begin his hall she would be living in. Shepherd ter here was bad, but it seems to be GPA ol women Is higher than that ol college career during the spring se- and Sherman were not as lucky. getting better every semester." the men here. They need not let this mester Is Greg Shepherd, freshman Shepherd said. "There was no room Francis thinks students have a fact destroy their ego because al- finance major. available when I got here, so they put higher GPA In the spring because though the GPA of women is higher, it "I didn't want to start college right me with Brian (Sherman) In one of the they take the more difficult courses is only higher by two-tenths ol a point. after high school, so I worked seven fraternity houses." DON'T FISH AROUND FOR A WHATEVER! VISIT R.E. Management WE CARE ABOUT YOUR HOUSING NEEDS! 505 CLOUGH ST. APT. B15 352-9302 • ■ Friday/Jomtofv 10, 1987 4 Colors reveal true self Relax: college stress can be conquered by Deanna Griffith Friday stall reporter Stressful situations are sometimes Before reading any further, STOW and decide, right now, which color brought on by me Individual. Chris you like best. Now with this color In mind, determine If you display your by Barbara Symbol* Friday reporter Kelleher, sophomore IPCO major from "true colors" through your personality. Cincinnati, said, "I put off studying for Because of a human tendency to respond differently to different colors, Stress is not a new concern. While tests until the last minute, and I then people may act like chameleons — changing their manner from one find myself cramming until all hours. I minute to the next. any situation can cause stress, the symptoms are always the same. The then realize that I can men up my The following Is a list of colors and the character traits they display and whole G.P.A. I thought of studying define, according to Faber Blrren's book Color and Human Response. heart beats faster, blood pressure rises and the breathing rate In- earlier, but It never works, so I try my RED • extroverted personality, Impulsive, exciting, expressive, asso- best on the exams." ciated with manic tendencies. creases. Stress has also been respon- ORANGE - cheerful, friendly, lessens hostility and Irritability. sible lor a number of Illnesses such as YELLOW - worldly, Intellectual, Infantile and foolish tendencies. hypertension, asthma heart disease When dealing with stress, Identify- GREEN - shallow Intelligence, willful speech, social, uncomplicated, and ulcers. ing the stress source and planning a psychotic tendencies. process in which to deal with the Stress seems to be an ongoing situation can alleviate It. By planning, BLUE - subdued, controls emotions, melancholy, cold, schizophrenic reorganizing and evaluating the tendencies. strain for college students. Hardly a PURPLE • artistic tendencies, freedom of expression, disquieting. day passes without some situation stressful situation the anxiety can be that causes an individual anxiety. brought to a minimum. BLUE-GREEN - egotistical, sensitive, self-sufficient. The Wellness Center offers many BROWN - thorough, stingy, obstinate. Julie Ruttmann, lunlor medical PINK - wish for gentility, aggressive. technology major from Upper Sand- pamphlets to those Interested In stress usky. said, "My classes are the most management and how to handle How close do these color descriptions come to people's perceptions of anxiety. Resident Advisors can ac- their personalities? stressful for me because they are all Carolyn Styer. junior math education major, feels her favorite color of hard, and they are the bulk o( what I quire special programs for their floors red fits her personality. Styer said she wears red because "It always peps am going to be doing lor the rest of on stress management as well. me up. When I wear red I always feel good about myself. my life. I deal with the stress by getting Senior math education major Angle Brackman also thinks her favorite away, going to the Rec Center or Hallmark Cards also otters a post color of purple tits her personality. Brackman said her room Is purple; kicking back with friends." card on how to handle stress. My "when I go home It feels great." Brackman added she likes purple favorite tips are shopping till you because "It's not red, blue, yellow or green — It's not a standard color." For Eric Erickson, junior marketing drop, or pretending spaghetti Is a Keeping these color Influences in mind when designing a study area /sales major from Elyrla. "The whole finger food or playing tlc-tac-toe on can make a difference in your study habits, according to Blrren. Idea of school Is stressful. There is so your plaid clothing. Using "cooler" colors such as gray, blue, green and turquoise will be much that has to be done In order to For many, stress can be harmful less distracting and make It easier for people to concentrate on difficult graduate, and It seems that the closer and dangerous, particular when It mental and visual tasks. one gets to their senior year, the more lingers. But not all stress Is bad. It stressful the situation becomes. You provides a stimulus that can be posi- Decorating with warm, luminous colors such as yellow, peach and pink tive, as well as negative, and can makes one more alert, cheerful and attuned to surroundings. have to take things more serious than With these color Influences in mind, decorating and dressing can be ever before in order to make the actually motivate people to ac- an easier task, as well as better suited to your personality. grade. 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Mdoy/Jonuorv 30,1987 5 Drugs: finding on 'emotional rescue'? popular answer. by Betsy Smith and The effects of caffeine on the body Meg Hanczrik are numerous. It makes the heart beat faster and speeds up metabolism. This Many things have an effect on our gives people the drive to keep going. emotions, and sometimes these lac- They also experience restlessness and tors are predictable. Lack ot sleep, a have trouble sleeping. hard day ol work, not feeling well or Caffeine Is found In everything from not eating can all cause changes ot pop and coffee to pain relievers and our leellngs. College students some- diuretics. It Is addictive, and when times use drugs to help them reach or usage Is stopped, headaches and change specific and maybe un- depression can be experienced. wanted emotions. Delores says she needs caffeine to There are many types of drugs used get her through the day. "If I go a In today's society. The most common couple of days without It. I get head- Is alcohol, according to the book aches and I get cranky. I've had some Drug Misuse — Human Abuse by He- every day since I've been at school." len I. Green. Another addictive drug which can Nlnety-slx percent of college stu- be as easily obtained as caffeine Is dents drink, according to Betty Yarns, nicotine. Smoking used to be primar- a counselor In the Counseling and ily a male habit, but today It Is also Career Development Center. shared by many women. Green said. The reasons for drinking can vary There are various reasons why peo- from person to person. Some drink ple smoke. Some do because It satl- because It makes them feel more fles a curiosity; others say It helps open and relaxed. With a little alco- them relax; others think II makes them hol, some are more willing to do "look cool." things they would not normally do Chris Sonlchl. junior radlo-tele- when sober — like talk to strangers. vlslon-fllm ma)or, smokes because Bill, a student at the University, said "It's there." He said. "It's a stupid habit he usually drinks when he's ot a party I picked up because I found a pack of with a lot ol people. cigarettes at work and wanted to try "It's very relaxing," he said. "It's an It." easy way to get out of any problems Although the craving for the nic- of the week. Face It. It's a great way to otine In cigarettes can be addictive, escape reality." Sonlchl doesn't believe that he Is Alcohol Impairs perception, so an addicted. "I only smoke when there Individual might think he can reach are cigarettes around. It's not like, If I the unreachable — he might lake don't have any cigarettes, I say, 'I more risks when Intoxicated. Green need a cigarette!' " says that large amounts of alcohol According to Green, people who can produce dizziness and poor coor- smoke are more susceptible to colds, dination. Influenza, emphysema, chronic bron- Although alcohol Is a depressant, chitis and cancer. They also have less emotions of anger or pleasure can be endurance and strength than non- expressed, depending on the mood smokers. A drug that counteracts nicotine Is of persons while drinking, as well as Friday Illustration by Rob Upton on their surroundings. the amphetamine, also known as a "pep pill" or an "upper." This drug Students not only drink alcohol: can give a person a feeling of limit- confidence. According to Grlnspoon and Baka- they also consume caffeine. Finals less energy. With a limited amount of use, It can lar, an excess use of uppers can week Is a time of great stress and Cocaine, written by Lester Improve physical and mental work. cause severe depression, paranoia, pressure. For most students, studying Is Grlnspoon and James B. Bakalar, Users are usually trying to obtain relief mood changes, hallucinations and not a maybe but a must. And how do states that an amphetamine Is a from a drained feeling and Increase hyperoctlvtty. They are a violent stim- students stay alert to put In those long mood-producing drug. It can halt mental alertness and a sense of well- ulant and give a very high exaggera- hours of work? Caffeine Is the most fatigue and offer a new-found self- being from emotional depression. tion of physical and mental power. agoraphobia, fear of open public and family members should encour- by Donna Scenna places, affects 12 million Americans. age phobics to seek professional Friday reporter They are afraid to leave home and go help. Today, there are dozens of re- to a crowded shopping mall, subway searchers who study phobias and station or any other public place. approximately 50 centers and 250 What's everybody so afraid of? Almost A phobic will experience physical specialists who treat them. anything. symptoms that are the same as those One of the techniques used by Assortment Phobias are the number two mental caused by a shock or sudden fear, psychologists to treat phobias Is health problem (offer alcoholism), such as heart palpitations, sweating, called behavior modification, which according to the National Institute of dizziness, racing pulse, cold sweat helps phobics confront their fears. of phobias Mental Health. It Is estimated that 13 and blurred vision. Patients are encouraged to enter the million Americans suffer from pho- Since the symptoms are similar to threatening situation or to Imagine It. bias. other diseases, phobias are usually Ultimately, therapists want their pa- includes feor A phobia Is an Intense. Irrational misdiagnosed for everything from al- tients to be able to lead a normal life fear that Is associated with a partic- lergies to heart attacks or brain sei- without having to avoid a particular ular object or situation. zures. objector situation. of feor itself The most common fears are ol fly- Men and women are equally prone Here Is a list of some phobias: ing, driving, crowds, crossing bridges, to developing phobias. However, the ocrophobta - height*, aerophobia • riding elevators and heights. More- majority of phobia patients are flying, agoraphobia - open places, over, there Is even a fear of phobias women. amaxophobla-vehlcle'drlvlng. called photophobia. People who sutler from phobias do. claustrophobia - closed spaces, mlk- One of the most common fears. not like to admit their feors. Friends roptiobla - germs. Friday/JOMKKV 10, 1987 6 Psychological needs inspire dreams three to four dreams a night, yet have physiological levels. discomfort. by Mickey Moinar recollections from lust one of them." At this stage ol the morning some Arguably the most entertaining as- I fit li iy rerxjrter The state of heightened physical people experience an altered state pect of sleep Is dream Interpretation. activity associated with dreams is of consciousness known as "lucid Although there Is no predominant You're strolling along a beach ac- known as REM (Rapid Eye Movement). dreaming." They become an active theory the most popular remains companied by Mr. Peabody and Approximately 25 percent of the night participant In the dream by control- Freud's psychoanalytical view on Sherman. Both are sporting psycholo- Is spent In this stage where brain ling Its content according to their wish fulfillment. gically disturbing yet fashionable activity resembles that ol an awake presleep desires. Though It can be lams. Peabody otters you a biscuit person. mastered, the art of lucid dreaming Freud divides the dream Into man- from his Milk-Bones 12 pack but your Although dreaming Is not corn- remains a rare phenomenon. ifest and latent contents. The manliest attention has been diverted. content Is the abstract or symbolic An attractive member ot the oppo- nature of the dream. The latent con- site persuasion is waving you to come tent Is a suppressed childhood wish - Into the ocean. In a passionate lury usually erotic In nature. you inflate your air mattress to a size During sleep the ego relaxes and rivaling the Hindenburg. You're set allows repressed but tun thoughts Into ling a speed record tor water dlrlgl the dream. The unresolved conflict bles when you're abruptly returned from the previous day Is paired with a via an alarm clock, to reality. similar unsolved problem from child- It can be frustrating to be awok hood and resolved In fantasy. ened before a dream's conclusion However, not awakening at all otter A Freudian Interpretation of the the episode erases the dream from beach dream is beyond the ethical memory. Friday Illustration by Mttil Cuften constraints ol this article. However, the The average individual spends five dream con convey happiness, an years doing routine acts In the pletely analogous to REM, SO percent The function of dreaming has not accomplishment In Hie, new love, or a strange and somewhat senseless of people who were studied under yet been determined but seems to pressing need to go to the bathroom. realm of dreams. Yet people remem- laboratory conditions report some arise from both psychological and ber only a fraction of these events. sort ol dream activity when awak- physiological needs. A layman's interpetation Is that Pietro Badia, professor of psychol- ened during or immediately following When a person Is deprived ol REM you've been planning for a spring ogy, conducts sleep research at the REM. sleep, he tends to compensate for the breokwhlle watching Bullwlnkle be- University. He maintains that we are As the night progresses REM periods loss the next evening. The term tor this fore you went to sleep. unable to recall most of our dreams. and dreams Increase in length. Most is Interestingly called "REM rebound." "We tend to be amnesiatic In our recollection of dreams occur in the Extended lack of REM sleep has been The complex nature of sleep makes dreams. A person can experience morning as the body returns to normal shown to create anxiety and physical dream research a difficult task. ■A-ti-tr-fr-tclr-tilr-ir-ir-ti-er-ti-tr-k-k-A-fr-ii-k-icCr-k-tr-tr-tr Possible escape Entertainment... to altered states Canadian actor Moranis with hypnotism at home with strange role CULVER CITY, Calif. (AP) - Rick Mora- Moranis fitted neatly Into the manic sleep, relaxation, fatigue, and immo- nis is short, plain and nearsighted, but crew that Included John Candy. Eu- bility In an attention-holding manner. he has managed to hold his own with gene Levy. Andrea Martin and Martin by Betsy Smith malignant ghosts and man-eating Short. Friday stall reporter As a consequence, the subject gener- ally assumes a passive, sleeplike plants, not to mention some of the It had been a huge hit In Canada, hottest comics In show business. scored on NBC from 1981-83 and has It would be nice for everyone to be state. As the hypnotist continues to repeat He's the guy who threw wild parties been appearing In syndication ever able to escape from this hectic world In Sigourney Weaver's apartment since. once In a while. But how Is It possible these words, the subject gradually narrows his responses. After a while, building In "Ghostbusters." He nou- Why the outburst of Inspired com- to get away from the confusion of rishes the voracious Audrey II with his edy from above the border? society? the subject cannot respond to any- thing or anyone but the hypnotist. own blood In "Little Shop of Horrors." "Growing up In the shadow of the How about hypnosis? And he was one of the prime movers States politically and Intellectually Many people use the technique of Some people have been known to do things such as completely relive a of Canada's "SCTV Network." gave us this feeling of inferiority which hypnosis to help them relax, sleep, Moranis Is currently appearing In may have caused a lot of us to lose weight and quit smoking. past incident, cry, or burst out Into laughter just because they were told Mel Brooks' space take-off, "Space- develop certain senses ot Irony and Hypnosis is a mental state In which sarcasm. to do so. balls," as Dark Helmet, infamous com- a person has completely yielded his mander of the evil forces. Any "Canada Is master of the cause of attention to another, the hypnotist. Pete Mclntosh, junior marketing major, has never been hypnotized resemblance to Darth Voder and the inferiority. They almost sell It to the Most people have seen, on television, voice of James Earl Jones Is pretty far- people; they keep telling them they the behavior of people who have but said that he would like to be. "I would like to try It Just to see what It's letched. are Inferior to the States by trying to supposedly been hypnotized. They Born In Toronto 33 years ago, Mora- overcome It so desperately." pretty much do as the hypnotist says, like. I would want to see what the outcome is like," Mclntosh said. nis compensated for his size and horn- Moranis and Dave Thomas capital- for example, bark like a dog or play rimmed glasses by acting the class ized on that aspect ot Canadian lite like a baby. Mike Williams, junior IPCO major, would not want to be hypnotized. clown. with the Mackenzie Brothers, the beer- The history of hypnosis is credited to While still In high school, he took a sucking, super-dull backwoodsmen. Franz Mesmer, a scientist from Ger- "From what I understand, they can't do anything with It. You do what you job spinning records for disc jockeys. The sketches were so popular they many. He began treating some of his led to "Strange Brew," which became would normally do If you weren't "I started as a writer then, though I patients, usually those with nervous Canada's biggest grosser ot 1983. hypnotized," Williams said. didn't realize It," he sold. "I thought I disorders, by passing his hand over was just feeding lines to the disc Moranis' first Hollywood film, them. The theory was soon called jockeys." "Streets ot Fire," was a "painful expe- animal magnetism. Not everyone Is susceptible to hyp- notism. According to Richard J. Moranis performed his own com- rience," he sold. There are no specific characteris- edy on radio and television and His luck Improved with "Ghostbus- tics making up the hypnotic state. In Yancher, author of Absorption and Attitude Towards Hypnosis: A Modera- worked in clubs as well. "I wasn't ters," and "Little Shop of Horrors." essence there Is nothing to prove the scared by stand-up comedy, |ust which grossed S27 million In the first "hypnotic state" even exists. All that tor Analysis, there are two characteris- tics of "good" candidates: 1. bored," he said. "I didn't like repeat- four weeks. can be said about a person who has ing things, even though the audlen- He was asked If his American suc- been hypnotized is that he becomes Dynamic needs, wishes, and attitudes and 2. The ability to disassociate cewas different." cess might cause him to lose his so hyper-suggestable to another per- Canadian Identity. son that he pays little If any attention oneself with outside forces. Susceptibility Is measured by how a The turning point In Moranis' career to anything or anyone else unless "Lately I have been dividing my directed. person responds to different com- came when "SCTV Network" was mands. It a person acts on every looking for cast replacements In the time between here, New York and Methods of hypnotism Include the Toronto," Moranis said. consistent repetlon or suggestion of command, he is very susceptible. third season. 510 E. Wooster Video Hits 352-4497 The following are the most popular 352-9814 videocassettes as they appear in next week's Issue of Billboard magazine. Delivery 11-2 & 4-Close Copyright 1987, Billboard Publica- We(lip BakRnlo ntittowi BUMRank ?mhJ^ek/i Ocufy."Th/tfti Minumum »4" tions, Inc. Reprinted with permission. 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Reprinted with permission Congratulations Kappa Kappa Gamma New Initiates Judy Bell Wendy Musser Glen Bittel Maureen O'Neil Ann Bookmyer Kim Polomsky Laura Cherni Sue Ramseth Kim Cotter Mary Aizzo Sharon €hrbar Kristin Rumble Kris Faulkner Mkhele Schmidt Stacia Geiger Kim Schnorf Amu Hard Laura Shock Amu Holman Jamie Smallets Laura Jones Rebecca Stevens Kristie Hohii Rochele Stratton Kim Long Tracy Thomas Katu Martin Laura VHond Lisa Motson Lori Zagork •'••■-•' **?ZLs'$te:- rVWou/Jonuoru 30,1987 9 Sports psychology applies to life by Julie Fauble Friday reporter Motivation, stress, anxiety — all words associated with tests and study- ing, right? Well, not necessorlly. These words also apply to sport, but their psychological Importance can work In any part ol a student's lite, said Mary Jo Kane, an assistant pro- lessor In the School ot Health. Physical Education and Recreation who tea- ches sport psychology. "The same kind of discipline you need to go to an aerobics class Is the same kind of motivation you need to' study for an exam when you don't want to," she said. "Whatever you learn In a sport setting can be Inte- grated Into every other part of your life:" Kane said the "mental toughness" that helps an athlete to excel Is what helps people to excel In other areas. "What separates the gifted athlete from the Sunday afternoon athlete Is the same as what separates the gifted pianist from the average pianist." she Friday photo by Pete FeMmon said. Toby Swtck, senior marketing major, lifts weights at the Recreation Center to keep In shape The psychology of sport Is a grow- foe the ski team. ing field, and the sport psychology relaxation techniques and goal-set- vide some security In a world In which em society Is that It Is an acceptable class I* being made a basic part of ting to help people In sports. Motiva- very few things ore certain. way to work out aggressions and the curriculum In HPER. Kane said. tion techniques like goal-setting can "There's no ambiguity In sports," behave in ways not usually consid- be applied to areas besides sports, she said. "In sports, everything is very ered appropriate, Kane said. Part of sport psychology looks at the Kane said. black or white. You know who won or In a sport setting, "It's very appropri- consequence* of sport, such as com- Kane also examines why sports are lost; the outcome Is certain." ate to release, let go, to scream and petition and cooperation, and how so popular In the United States. If a team loses today, there Is al- yell — to show emotion," she said. they affect people as Individuals, According to the 1987 World Alma- ways tomorrow or next season to However, spectators ofmore violent Kane said. nac, 71 percent of Americans call come back and win. she said. A sports like football and hockey do not themselves sports tans and 73 percent person never has to give up hope with release their aggressions and studies Another part Is applied psychology participate In sports or fitness. sports. Indicate aggression Increases when which uses things such as Imagery, She said she believes sports pro- Another attraction of sports In mod- people view sports, Kane said. Bronco-busting is Giant entertainment revenge. The (Denver) Broncos marketing major, would rather have Gebbie, on the other hand, would by Meg Honczrlk shouldn't be there." Jaworskl sold she been rooting for the Dallas Gowboys. prefer to "be there (at the game)." He Friday staff reporter would rather be watching the Chi- Instead of the Cowboys, he was heard said, "There's nothing like the Intensity cago Bears and the Cleveland rooting lor the Broncos. "I like to see ol 105.000 people. The best thing By now, everyone - wHh the excep Browns In the game, but as long as the underdog win. Besides. John El- would be to be at the game ... f ion of hibernating bears — has heord the New York Gi- way has a hell having fun with strangers." that the New York Giants are the world ants won. she Super Bourf XXI of an orm," he champions. At least as far as football would be satis- sold. Is concerned. Millions of people In fied. The game ol football can be very cities across the country watched the All these stu- Super Bowl, and Bowling Green was Revenge Isn't dents agree challenging to the mind. Before plays are made, the fans Imagine they are no exception. the only reason that a game as the coaches and tell the quar- The Super Bowl brings the football students rooted important as terbacks what to do. Rlnaldi could be fan out In everyone — last Sunday, for the Giants. this loses some heard telling Phil Slmms, quarterback supporters of teams from the Cleve- Tony Rlnaldi, of Its Impact for the Giants, what to do. And the land Browns and the Cincinnati Beng- sophomore ac- when watched amazing thing Is Slmms usually lis- ali to the Dallas Cowboys and the Los counting major, In the lobby of tened to Rlnaldi. Angeles Raiders got together and lust dislikes the their residence had to root for one of two teams fhey Broncos. "I hate hoM. Rlnaldi, a may not hove liked. If they are not Denver," he Cincinnati fans of either team, what is the big sold. "(John) Elway thinks he's a stud!" Bengals fan, sold, "The ideal way to Gebbie wasn't as kicky. "In the deaf? watch the Super Bowl would be to second hoM I think they (the Broncos) Now, the game wouldn't be fun If have a twelve-pack of Coots Light, a should have passed Instead of run Laurie Jaworskl, sophomore crea- everyone watching It were rooting for pepperoni pizza and a large-screen that one yard." he commented. "If tive writing major, has on answer "I the same team. There woe one fan of television at home, and of course, to they had scored on that play, I think am a (Chicago) Bears fan, but I want the Denver Broncos In the Chapman be curled up on the couch with my the outcome of the game could have to see the (New York) Ctanh wkv;**. hofl lobby, foster Gebbte. sophomore girlfriend." been changed." FfWov/Jo«»o»V M, 1987 10 World designed for right-handers On the other hand, under the varia- Scientists also argue on a nalure- In addition, another theory states by Amy Klzer tions of right, one finds righteous, versus-nurture basis. A person's that prenatal exposure to high levels I riday reporter rightful and right-minded. chance of being left-handed Is of testosterone may cause less left Scientists are still unsure as to what greater If one parent, especially the hemisphere brain development. This There's a right way to look at causes people to favor one hand mother. Is left-handed. However, ex- can lead to lefl-handedness, accord- things — and there's a let) way. Right- over the other. perts disagree if this is caused by a ing to the late Dr. Norman Geschwind, handers, lor the most part, don't see person's genes or upbringing. neurologist-ln-chlef at Boston's Beth the problem. Left-handers, however, Some maintain that our ancestors Twice as many males as females Isreal Hospital. live In a world designed for the other were ambidextrous. They theorize the favor their left hand in many or all Many parents force their children guy warriors who carried their shields In tasks. The chance of being left-twice to use their right hand even when they It truly Is a right-handed world — as show left tendencies. Cultures often most left-handers probably realize. shape people's belief that left Is The handshake, automobile dash- V KJ fc.N $35 * Stephen Buehier, President 30 (^f Vera Barth,Vice President Exp. Feb. 28, 1987 Lorraine Prebevsek, Secretary Hair Jennifer Kolkman, Treasurer 1M**t Part-time nerd People in the news LONDON (AP) - A gray worsted suit I don't know how you could." life of the party with a black velvet collar which Ms. McFarlane said she would belonged to former Beatle Paul do whatever she could to help McCartney has been sold at auc- Garrett. tion to a private British collector for "I feel terrible about this. II Is $3,000. such a silly thing," she said in a CHICAGO (AP) - Mike MacDonald Is think he's on Inspiration." T*e suit, made for about $136 telephone Interview from Los An- a computer programmer, a part-time Hornby's hair Is greased, with a more than 20 years ago, was worn geles with The Indianapolis News. model and a marathon bicyclist. But crooked part, and he sometimes by McCartney In stage appear- "They should listen to the lyrics. It he'd rather be a nerd wears a Q-iip In his ear. His pockets ances with his fellow mod-styled Is not a racist song; It Is a humorous hold a strange assortment of odds musicians. song," she said. "It was never For $65 to $75 an hour, MacDonald and ends that provoke conversation If was sold anonymously meant to offend anyone." becomes Hornby Fletcher, a nerd and laughter: two slide rules, dental Wednesday, said the Phillips auc- Ms. McFarlane said the song who wears taped glasses, a red plaid floss, extra shoe strings, a calculator, tion house. actually pokes fun at the Ku Klux coat and blue plaid pants, hit shlrttall rubber cement, a tiny oil can, five Klan, whose members are por- caught In his tly and a piece ol toilet combs, an IBM reference chart and a INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The trayed as a "fat, old Southern sher- paper stuck on his neck as II he had hundred pennies. former lead singer of Spanky and iff" and a 32-year-old second- cut himself shaving. Our Gang says she will go to bat for grader from Dumbbell, Iowa. "Whenever I think of something to a junior high school principal sus- "People call me and ask me to go add, I add it," MacDonald said. pended for playing one of her LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - to parties as their friend," said Mac- When he walks Into restaurants, songs over fhe school Intercom Comedian Pot Paulsen says he Donald. "It's a different angle, and head* turn. He's gotten catk from system. thinks he's a better wtnemaker than people are kind of charmed by the women who want to go out with him, Harshman Junior High School entertainer and he's out to prove It. Idea. I don't do a skit I just kind of from old people who remember how Principal David A. Garret! played He was In town Wednesday, play on who people are." they were treated as nerds in school, the song "The Klan" over the public pushing wines produced on land and from young people who feel like address system as students were he owns about 80 miles north of San MacDonald, 26, created Hornby for nerds now. changing classes Jan. 14. Some Francisco. He and his wife planted Halloween. But after he got laid off black teachers and students took their first vines in 1971 and, at first. from his computer programming job, And MacDonald Is beginning to offense to the lyrics and com- sold their produce to other wine- he decided the nerd was so much fun see a serious side to Hornby. plained. makers. Then, "we decided to put it he'd like to go Into the nerd business. Garrett was suspended the next In the bottle — that's when you start "One kid called me and said he day, and his case Is being re- paying attention." Rent-A-Nerd, which began Jan. 5, had been taken advantage of In viewed by the Indianapolis Public Paulsen writes most of his wine has slowly taken off. MacDonald. of school," he said. "All he wanted to do Schools Board. labels. His Refrigerator White, for suburban Oak Park, says he has was talk. I called him back, and we Elaine "Spanky" McFarlane said Instance, is "blessed with saucy talked for an hour. I know I felt the about a half-dozen jobs lined up, and this week she was astonished to Impertinence." Because of Its "in- calls are coming. He also become a same way he did when I was in high learn that Garrett was In hot water trinsic swallowabllity," says the la- local media hit, doing Interviews and school. because of the song her former bel, "It Is not necessary to enhance call-In stints on talk shows. band played 20 years ago. the flavor of this wine by heating "I think nerds can be any shape '"The Klan' was meant strictly as your teeth over an open flame and size. Being a nerd - all It means "I'm getting Into a thing where I a comedy and satire," Ms. McFar- before drinking. Nay, serve want people to believe In who Hornby Is that you're creative and you can lane said. "No one took It seriously. chilled." Is," he said In an Interview Tuesday. "I make a contribution to the world." • GLEMBY'S • GLEMBY'S • GLEMBY'S • GLEMBY'S • GLEMBY'S • GLEMBYS •SUBWlfW* •a GLEMBY'S 1 Sandwiches & Salads m 2 HAIR CUTATHONi FEBRUARY 3RD TUESDAY TWOFERS r- Buy a Footlong and Medium Drink mz 9:30-5 3 and Receive a Footlong MEMORIAL HALL @ Free LOBBY -< Tuesday Only No Coupon Needed $5 DONATION Not Good With Any Other Offer Every Tuesday In < ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT in February THE MISS BGSU m z OFFER GOOD AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATION SCHOLARSHIP PAGEANT -< 109 N. Main 352-8391 GLEMBY'S • GLEMBYS • GLEMBY'S • GLEMBY'S • GLEMBY'S • GLEMBY'S* Mdoy/January 30,1987 II * * Critic's Corner * Jewelry of all kinds on display The Morning After Wear by Ira Joel Haber, Sandals For Nature Lovers Who by Jenny Hudson Don't Want Dirty Toes, by Barbara Wasserman, and my by Kelly Rose Friday reporter personal favorite, Goldfish Headpiece by Roy Nicholson. (riday staff reporter Roy has stuck together some grapevine, gold and dried Call me old-lashloned, but the last time I checked the fish to make one of the nastiest-looking headpieces The Morning Alter Is destined to get contents ot my jewelry box, there wasn't one auto part to around. at least one Academy Award nomi- be found. Come to think ol It, there weren't any recycled The second of the two exhibits In the Art of Jewelry Is nation, not because it is a fantastic electrical wires, aspirin, dried tlsh or lighters either. Objects of Adornment: 5,000 Years of Jewelry from the movie but because It has big names Most people would not categorize these Items as Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore. Here much more traditional such as Jane Fonda, Jeff Bridges and jewelry, but they all appear, In one form or another, In the pieces of jewelry are displayed chronologically, begin- Raul Julia starring In It. exhibition The Art of Jewelry, on display In Canaday ning with Ancient Egyptian jewelry and ending with The film is about a washed-up ac- Gallery at the Toledo Museum ot Art. jewelry of the early 20th century. There are 223 works In this tress, Alex Sternberger, who turns to The Art ol Jewelry actually consists ot two separate exhibit, some dating back to around 3,000 B.C., but the bottle for solace for her sagging exhibits, the first of which Is Adornments: Jewelry by unfortunately there are no his and hers rhlnestone Walk- career. Sternberger, played by Contemporary Artists and Architects. This exhibit features mans, as In the previous exhibit. Fonda, finds herself being accused of 81 unusual works by contemporary artists or architects What can be found here Instead are examples of a murder which she does not remem- who were Invited to produce an original piece of jewelry Ancient Near-Eastern Jewelry, Etruscan jewelry, Greek ber commltlng. As a matter of fact, or adornment. jewelry, Byzantine jewelry, Medieval and Renaissance Sternberger remembers little ot any- That Is where the spark plugs and fishing lures come In. jewelry plus 18th, 19th and 20th century objects. A small thing due to her heavy drinking. The amazing creations In this exhibit are not what you plaque alongside the glass-enclosed cases explains Turner Kendall, played by Bridges, would find at a typical jewelry store. On one wall hangs about the time period the leweiry came from, what the befriends Sternberger and helps her the Headache Band by Robert White Rich. It Is constructed pieces are and what they were used for. straighten up her lite and solve the of stainless steel, paint and about 20 Bayer aspirin. This exhibition of jewelry chronicles many of the ancient murder. Another piece Is named Sacred Oblect. Silent Beast by treasures that were placed In Egyptian tombs to aid the The Morning After has good acting Harry Erlksen. With automotive parts and thread, he has dead In the next world, the delicate religious artifacts ol from some of the top names in Holly- constructed a spark plug necklace that should give AC the Renaissance, the richness of texture In the Medieval wood. It also has an Interesting and Oelco some Interesting new marketing concepts. jewelry and the stunningly-beautiful modern works by last-moving script. But these aren't the only interesting objects here. There's Tiffany and Laiique. So why Isn't It a fantastic movie? It is also displays entitled 12 Decorative Pins for Nice People to The Art of Jewelry will be on display until Feb. 8. lust a little too predictable. The audi- ence can predict that the husband ol Sternberger has something to do with v the murder and Kendall, who Is Inci- dentally an ex-cop, will solve the J mystery and end up In bed with Sternberger. This movie Is a good way to spend a Vou'll leisurely Sunday afternoon because It offers a little humor, mystery, sus- pense, romance and even a surprise moke this... ending. But the plot does get slow at times. This Is helpful for those who want a chance to go to the lobby to get popcorn, but not so great for those In search ot consistently last- paced Him. The Morning Alter Is worth watch- ing, but I wouldn't recommend special for your Mends and loved spending S3 50 at a theater on It. Walt until the video comes out and then ones tuhen you send them a see It. 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