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THE BG NEWS Vol. 69 Issue Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, February 27,1987 Panel Progress policy scathes applies equally Reagan WASHINGTON (AP) - The to all students Tower commission yesterday blistered President Reagan for Dismissals to last five years failing to control his national security staff and said the presi- by Linda Hoy man of the UPAC in 1985. dent's concept of his arms-to- staff reporter The new policy bases unsatis- Iran policy "was not accurately factory progress solely on GPA, reflected ui the reality" of the The University legal counsel she said. operation. has determined that the Univer- The main rationale behind stu- The sale of arms to Iran's sity's new unsatisfactory pro- dents being unable to return to Khomeini government "re- gress policy will apply to both the University for five years is warded a regime that clearly new and continuing students, that this policy fits right into the supported terrorism and hos- Norma Stickler, assistant to the University's academic forgive- tage-taking," the panel said in a vice president of academic af- ness policy, she said. report released yesterday morn- fairs, said yesterday. ineto Reagan and to the public. THE ACADEMIC forgiveness The panel, chosen by Reagan The policy states that if a policy states that if a student is himself, provided sharp and student s grade point average gone from the University for sometimes detailed criticism of falls beneath a certain level, he five years, he can return with a key aides, including chief of will be dismissed. The dismissal fresh start, she said. staff Donald Regan, former CIA will result in the student being "Without that (feature), poor Director William Casey, former unable to reapply to the Univer- grades will hold you down indefi- National Security Adviser John sity for five years. nitely," she said. Poindezter and National Secu- rity Council staffer Oliver When the policy is imple- Each time students reapply North. mented, probably next fall, all and get dimissed from the Uni- Regan, expected to resign students will start with a clean versity, they are losing money, within days, bears "primary slate. Stickler said. she said. responsibility for the chaos that descended upon the White If a student already has one The new policy prevents a House" after the affair was dis- suspension, it will be discounted, revolving door of dismissal and closed, and Poindezter "failed she said. readmission which saves the grievously" by not telling the student money, said Duane president about the diversion of The policy was brought before Whitmire, acting registrar and arms money to Nicaragua!) re- the Undergraduate Council in director of records. bels, the report said. November 1985 by the Univer- "Students get themselves fur- The board estimated that Iran sity Program Advisers Council, ther in the hole every time they overpaid $3 million for arms in consisting of college office ad- come back." Wood said. 1985 and nearly $20 million in visers. Whitmire said a five year dis- 1966, and said, "Sizable sums of _ ... .. BG News/Rob Upton missal could discourage stu- money generated by the arms Setting the scene The idea came about because dents from returning to higher sales to Iran remain unac- Allen Moyer, a visiting artist from New York City, spreads plaster on a wall that will be used as part of the students were having difficulties education. counted for." set of the the upcoming opera. "The Marriage of Figaro." Moyer Is being employed by the University as understanding the current pol- "If I was a student, I would THE PANEL traced the ori- the set designer for the production. icy which is based on quality think the five year limit ex- G See Report, page 3. points, said Jane Wood, chair- treme," he said. Hearing to decide Ohio universities brace for cuts by Mike Amburgey versty's overall budget for this "If the governor's budget stays the way it voting procedure staff reporter academic year is approximately $92 million, which is up $4.8 is, we'll have fee increases of up to 21 State-supported universities million from the 1985^6 year. He across Ohio expressed reactions said he did not know exact bud- percent... A lot of us are holding our for classified staff to Governor Celeste's proposed get figures for next year, but breath and hoping for the best." budget ranging from "disap- said the operating budget in- pointing" to "a wait-and-see" creases about $5 million a year. Chuck Harrington, assistant provost for by linda Hoy attitude as the cuts brought by "We don't have a lot of signifi- budgeting and planning, Ohio University staff reporter the budget leave many universi- cant program reductions, but ties facing substantial fee in- the size of our planning pool for A March 4 hearing has been set at the State Employee Relations creases. new ventures would be fairly increases will be as great as said that the university will see Board in Columbus to determine whether only certain classified Students at the University modest under the current bud- predicted. a moderate increase in state employees or the entire classified staff will vote on union represen- could face fee increases of 25 get," Harrington said. "I just can't envision raising funding. He said the University tation by the Communication Workers of America. percent or more, unless changes "A lot of us are holding our fees that much," he said. "The of Cincinnati operates on a basis The CWA, ordered to stop using the University seal on its are made in the budget. Other breath and hoping for the best," amount of money in the gover- of one-third of funding coming promotional literature by Lucas County Common Pleas Judge universities are also feeling the he said. Harrington said he nor's budget for different insti- from the state, one-third from George Glasser on Feb. 6, is seeking to represent food service crunch. hopes the Legislature in Colum- tutions varies considerably." student fees, and the remaining workers, custodial workers and telephone operators. Chuck Harrington, assistant bus can reach a solution which is While the University has lost one-third obtained by other in- The University's position is that the entire classified staff would be provost for budget and planning better for higher education. $1.9 million in instruc- come, donations and gifts. the appropriate unit, Philip Mason, executive assistant to University at Ohio University, said his of- Ohio University has an enroll- tional subsidy money for 1987-88, Chris Dalton, acting vice pres- President Paul Olscamp, said. fice is developing different plans ment of 15,000 undergraduates Kent State has lost $132,000 in ident for budgeting and planning "Our position all along has been that the classified staff will make of action in response to what- and 2,800 graduate students, subsidies. for the University, said Ihe mod- their own decision with regards to organizing for the purposes of ever adjustments the legislature Harrington said. Kent has an enrollment of els used by the Ohio Board of collective bargaining," Mason said. "I Know tney will take the time makes to the budget. He said the instructional sub- 18,000 full-time undergraduates Regents to allocate instructional to collect the information and make an informed decision." "If the governor's budget sidy budget for the entire state with a current budget of $150 subsidies favors colleges with If there is a decision to be made, it should be made on a campus- stays the way it is, we'll have fee that was prepared by the Ohio million, which includes funding technical emphasis, such as Cin- wide basis, he said. increases of up to 21 percent," . Board of Regents and submitted for their eight branch campuses, cinnati. Harrington said. ~ to the state budget office called Dunn said. He said the theoretical models PAST DECISIONS of the State Employee Relations Board have Students at Ohio University for about $1.2 billion, before it "We're hoping for a better, used by the Ohio Board of Re- come down on the side of smaller collective bargaining units at other currently assume 36 percent of was trimmed. alternative budget (at the state gents are based on the number universities, he said. the cost of their education, Har- Harrington said that the level)," Dunn said. "We're not of students enrolled at the col- KeUey said, "I've got full confidence that the bargaining unit we rington said. He said the way the amount was extremely opti- putting a budget together yet." lege, along with the mix of (the CWA) filed for is appropriate." budget stands now, students at mistic, and the educational bud- Dunn said he had no idea of classes students are enrolled in. If the bargaining unit is deemed appropriate, elections will be held the Athens school would be ac- get for the state is now $992 how much fees might increase Eleven different levels of at the University to determine whether the CWA will repesent countable for 42 percent of their million. at Kent State because his office classes are in the models, with University food service workers,, custodial workers and telephone educational expenses. State sub- RICHARD DUNN, vice presi- is awaiting legislative action enrollment in 100 and 200 level operators. sidies make up the rest of the dent for business and finance at before working on a budget. classes being the lowest level, If they are held, the elections will probably take place next fall, cost of a state college education. Kent State University, said he JOHN ROSS, spokesman for Dalton said. KeUey said. HARRINGTON said Ohio Uni- doesn't think instructional fee the University of Cincinnati, C See Budget, page 4. Friday News in brief

0 Campus buildings shape up in a strange Saint tribute starts tomorrow -A Hatful of Rain (1957)" and "North by North- Weekend weather watch way — all it takes is a little Imagination: See west (1959)" will be shown Sunday, and "The story, page 4. Stalking Moon (1969)" and "Loving (1970)" will A retrospective film tribute to actress and be shown Tuesday. Mostly cloudy and breezy today. Breezy with a QThe Soviet Union explodes its first University alumna Eva Marie Saint begins to- Since graduating from the University in 1946, 60 percent chance of rain tonight. Lows in the nuclear test in 19 months, while Gorbachev morrow at Gish Film Theater. Saint has appeared in numerous screen, stage mid 30s. An 80 percent chance of occasional rain blasts the U.S. for not going along with a Three double feature programs will be shown and television productions. tomorrow. Highs in the mid 40s. test moratorium: See story, page 6. tomorrow, Sunday and Tuesday, beginning each Her latest movie is "Nothing in Common," A chance of rain or snow Sunday, a chance of night at 7 p.m. which also starred Jackie Gleason and Tom flurries Monday and fair Tuesday. Highs in the Q The Falcon icers go for a CCHA play- Saint's first film, "On the Waterfront," for Hanksjn 1966. She starred with George C. Scott upper 30s to mid 40s Sunday and in the 30s off championship this weekend with a which she won an Oscar for best supporting in the TV movie "The Last Days of Patton" and Monday and Tuesday. Lows in the 30s Sunday, best-of-thrte series against Ferris State: See actress in 1954, and "That Certain Peeling with Richard Kiley in "A Year in the Life," and the 20s Monday and the teens Tuesday. story, page 7. (1956)," with Bob Hope, will be shown tomorrow, recently was a guest star on ABC-TV's "Moon- - Associated Press lighting" series. Editorial BG News/February 27,W8? 2

New bill ineffective Ron needs his own space Hostile takeovers of corporations. The mere by Mike Royko young..." the morning, while Ron went off do you mean he's out of the mention could make a targeted company It would be disastrous. Across to his job, she wouldn't know office? I'm right outside of his cringe. The mere attempt could leave thousands of It's becoming increasingly America, executives would be from minute to minute who is office calling from the closet workers on the streets. clear that we should change the shouting: "Confound it, woman saying and doing what to whom. phone, and I know he's in Gov. Richard Celeste signed a bill yesterday working habits of our presi- ... constant meddling . .. pry- Instead, she'd have to wait until dents. ing ... put me on the spot... Ron came home in the evening, Nor am I saying that she which would help corporations fight takeovers. But A president shouldn't live and can't get anything done ... so she could ask: should be nothing more than a we believe the new law is ineffective and ignores work in the White House. In- mind your own ... won't take it "How did it go today?" stay-at-home drone. But there one of the major reasons for takeover attempts in stead, he should have a home anymore ... you get the house "Ah, you know how the Rus- are other things she could be the first place - profit. somewhere out in the suburbs, ... I get the car... goodbye." sians are." doing, besides plotting her latest When someone makes a hostile takeover bid of a and get up in the morning ana That's what seems to be hap- "Busy day?" White House coup. commute to his job like most pening in the White House, with "Ah, you know how Congress Pottery. Tennis lessons. Take corporation, they do so by offering more money per people do. the president's wife telling tat- is." the car to the shop. Pick up the share to stockholders. The corporation, in order to tletale George Will that she's "Anything interesting hap- cleaning. Get her mind off Poin- thwart the takeover, must try to offer its own With that system, we wouldn't going to get rid of Regan, and pen?" dexter and North. attractive package so they will not sell. have all this bickering and snip- Regan leaking stories that she's "Ah, you know how the Demo- This costs money and, in most cases, workers ping between Nancy Reagan, nagging the presidnet. crats are." And if she insisted on worry- the president's spouse, and Don- With ner lurking about, it's a "Want to watch 'Hill ing about something, having a foot the bill. ald Regan, the president's chief wonder any real work gets done. Street?*" commuter husband would allow One example is Toledo's Owens-Corning. In try- of staff. But all this could be avoided if Sure, she could phone him her to ask: ing to battle a takeover bid by Wickes Lumber last she remained at home and the during the day. But it's not the "Did you stop somewhere on year, the corporation incurred a debt of $2.6 billion And the world would be spared president went to work in the same as being there and rifling the way home? the embarrassing sight of a morning. through Don Regan's wastebas- And it would give the hen- and cut its employment by 25 percent nationwide, president caught in the middle I'm not taking the male chau- ket. pecked president a chance to including 650 workers from the headquarters in and looking as henpecked as vinist position that a woman's And if the president didn't say: "Just for a fast one." Toledo. Dagwood Bumstead. place is in the home. But her want to be bothered, his secre- The new law makes it easier for targeted cor- The problem is caused by the proper place clearly isn't to be tary could always say: "He just If this keeps up, he'll need it. porations to offer high-priced preferred shares to whole crowd being under the peering through Don Regan's stepped out of the office." groups that support them, such as employees. It same roof - one big, unhappy transom. But if the secretary says that Royko is a columnist for the family. If Nancy remained at home in now, Nancy can respond: "What Chicago Tribune. also allows them to borrow money to finance part of I'm not saying it's Nancy Rea- those preferred shares, making them more attrac- gan's fault, although someone Dm brlel tntollecnoal lorays Into Intelligentsia. \- »i Iwva until Elill point In in. been i tive to buyers. The rationale is that an employee or might remind her that she uldeTS anil superiors -ind vuu have ernwn, pi oipei e.1 .,n.! ii.ixin,Ue.: the . ODVOlltt ionurv tie other people who support the corporation would not wasn't elected to any office. i.ni.il luiter in tin- arucaaa. brevity la tltu >>«»ul .•' wii. I'oloultia ^ , , But like any executive's wife, N tliruufth exposltlon.11 elocution, I have concluded tn.'t lliu Jdv sell the stocks, knowing it would lead to a takeover. cnoaen to obviate the ntfcaaslty ol mv ".imp any ueeU to poliinlun uj she's interested in her husband's WELL, WFVf savEP But the law ignores the fact that many times, a job. That's only natural. tuplforoua nultltudaa sonic ol you may have n.-l l^eililial I hostile takeover attempt is made by a company or xpounil unlo you as llioupll i an> remunerate.! accordlne. What is unnatural is that she's 1 mi Intel le.nu.il :y llflil vears .Mead of Just abo Trie RoWPJN£SS person that already holds a considerable number of right there in his place of em- 0 Lira N.I ii..to .m.lml final authority on itsaj'ensaee anj o°*y£ *,- shares in the targeted corporation. By making the ployment, practically looking 1 bv . Ir.-unstjiicu to .share a podium will, a bur veonfr^* »\ - PROBLEM— bid, and thus forcing the corporation to offer its over his shoulder, picking up the . alia have apout Midi time livlnr In the "■'\ HUNGRY N0VJ,AND. THE SIDE 0t= .. / Respond GREASESTiCKS.' Ednor RonFntz AMI Friday Edrlor Diane Wonderly Managing Edrlor MUM Stewart ill Cn»i Copy Editor John Namec The BG News editorial page is AMI Man Ed McGHIvray Chiel Copy Edrlor Bath Murphy your campus forum. HALLETT Naws Editor M*a Mclnryrr, Copy Editor Kavtn Hamrrtar EoWxIat Editor flonCouitar Copy ErJIor KiitOarn Letters to the editor and guest DINE Sports ErJIor KarlSmitn Copy Editor Jua Kopp columns should be typewritten, AMI Sports Editor Jari McStierry Copy Editor Bath Qaoert double-spaced and signed. 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Doris was able to get a stick from reporter are able to grow up to a certain A University student was extent not knowing discrimina- charged with possession of his own apartment and strike As part of Planned Parent- tion," she explained. "On the marijuana after a city police one of his assailants across hood of Northwest Ohio's 50th "Don't be afraid to be other hand, I know they're going officer observed her and two the back. anniversary celebration, Pulit- to be hit with it one day." others with drug parapherna- zer prize-winning columnist El- yourself. The only man She said she hoped young lia in the parking lot next to A friend of Jackson's, who len Goodman spoke in Toledo women would organize to fight Howard's Club H, 210 N. Main was with him at the time, Wednesday on the connections you'll scare off is your the (liscrimination when they St., yesterday morning. confirmed his story. between women's rights and future ex-husband." faced it. family planning efforts. Goodman said she understood Kelly McTernan, 510 Ridge Police made no arrests. Goodman, whose column "At why today's students are less St., had in her possession a City prosecutor Michaelle Large" is syndicated in 250 Ellen Goodman, politically active than their six- small bag of marijuana, po- Crowley said that two people newspapers, said the single ties counterparts. lice said. in the tight had been to her greatest change in her lifetime syndicated columnist Not only are students going office Wednesday to file com- has been the women's into a different economic envi- She was seen with two oth- plaints against each other. movement which she defined as ronment, but there are few so- ers, one of whom had what women's literal movement from cially conscious role models for police described as a "mari- One of those filing com- one life pattern to many. them, Goodman said. juana pipe," at 1:18 a.m. yes- plaints was the person Jack- In addition, she said such is- terday. When the officer son claimed to have struck GOODMAN SAID people in- sues as the arms race and the searched all three, the bag across the back, and Jackson Women were able to have a volved in Planned Parent- caretaking, nurturing, cooper- threat of nuclear war are so was found in McTernan's coat was expected to file a com- range of choices because of the hood are the real pro-family ation." massive and frightening that pocket. plaint later, she said. efforts of family planningagen- movement. Goodman said women are still students are overwhelmed. cies such as Planned Paren- Before Goodman's speech be- socialized to believe their happi- Students across the country McTernan was released on D A blue Panasonic men's thood, she said. fore 600 people at the Medical ness depends on their have focused their efforts on her own recognizance. 10-speed bicycle was reported "If anatomy is no longer des- College of Ohio, three members relationships with men. She university divestment because it stolen from outside the apart- tiny, it is because of birth con- of the Toledo Pro-Life Action noted the negative impact of the is a moral cause and an issue D Two tires, valued at $57 ment building at 134 Univer- trol," she explained. League were arrested for tres- report stating that women over they can affect at a local level. each, were slashed on a sity Lane Wednesday at 12:01 However, Goodman said the passing on MCO property as 25 have dramatically reduced Goodman also discussed her Bickup truck parked at 214 a.m., police said. Reagan administration has set they handed out anti-abortion chances of marrying. thoughts on topics ranging from apoleon Road sometime The bicycle, valued at J150, back women's progress by limit- literature. They were later re- "Although the statistics were "Amerika" to AIDS. Tuesday night or Wednesday was sitting unsecured outside ing their reproductive freedom, leased on their own recogni- ultimately debunked, they were morning, police said. The the building because the noting the administration's lack zance. still able to reinforce the idea D On the Reagan administra- car's owner, who made the bike's locking cable had been of support for family planning Despite progress in their that uppity women end up tion: "The administration cares complaint at 9:40 a.m. broken earlier, the owner told services. struggle for equality, Goodman alone," she said. about life from the moment of Wednesday, said that two police. "It's a brave act to show up at said women have won more Goodman preferred the ad- conception to the moment of tires were also slashed on a this birthday party of subver- equal responsibility than equal vice a friend gave to her daugh- birth.'' Corvette belonging to a □ An employee of Ball sives," she jotted. "By tomor- rights. ter: "Don't be afraid to be friend. Plastics, 1142 N. Main St., row morning the Reagan Women have taken on more yourself. The only man you'll D On the ABC miniseries reported to police Tuesday administration will have sent a of the old male roles than men scare off is your future ex-hus- "Amerika:" "It was a chicken D A pinball machine was that $150 in cash had been letter to my mother telling her I have taken on of the old female band." thing to do. It was a complete broken into and change stolen stolen from her purse in the was here,' she added, referring roles," she said. "We've had sell-out piece of garbage." at Quick Clean Laundry, 1420 employees' locker room. to the squeal law which would more success in adapting to SHE SAID she had mixed feel- G On AIDS: "Hopefully peo- E. Wooster St., sometime require agencies to contact the male values-power, competi- ings about young women who ple will begin worrying the mo- Tuesday night. The person She told police she thought parents of minors seeking birth tion, achievement - than getting don't feel they need to work for ments before rather than the making the report said that another employee might have control or abortions. men to adapt to female values - women's rights. morning after." whoever broke into the ma- taken it. chine suffered a cut hand. Report CA garage was broken policy to undergo the most crit- dence of the weakness of Rea- rebels. The Tower commission G City police reported an into sometime Monday night Q Continued from page 1. ical review of which the NSC fan's management style and said Iranian arms funds were assault early Wednesday on at 1002 Mourning Dove Lane, gins of the Iranian initiative to participants and the process ower, responding to a question diverted to the contras, and that the top floor of an apartment police said. It was not imme- Israel, saying that nation was capable. At no time did he at a news conference, said, North's reliance on "private in- building at 334 N. Main St. diately known if anything was wanted to promote its arms ex- insist on accountability or per- "You can say this president termediaries, businessmen and taken. port industry, strengthen Iran formance review," the report holds himself a little too aloof other financial brokers, private According to police, Wil- against Israel's adversary, stated. from the implementation of pol- operators and Iranians hostile to liam Jackson, who lives on D Police said Tuesday that Iraq, and establish Israel as the "The president made mis- icy." the United States ... invited the top floor of the building, a painting which was said by only real strategic partner of the takes," said former Sen. John REAGAN WAS "poorly ad- kickbacks and payoffs." said he returned home about its owner to be worth $1,200 United States in the Middle Tower, R-Texas, the chairman vised and poorly servea" by Reagan's policy of selling 2:10 a.m. Wednesday, and the was taken from Trade Winds. East. of the special review board that many of his aides, Tower added. arms to Iran created an incen- residents of another apart- 104 S. Main St., when the "With such a complex, high- spent three months investigat- Marine Lt. CoL North was de- tive for further hostage-taking, ment across the hall, who restaurant, which is closed, risk operation, and so much at ing the secret sale of weapons to scribed as working practically violated the U.S. arms embargo were waiting for him, as- was broken into over stake, in the Iran dealings, Iran and the diversion of profits in isolation on both the Iran and threatened to upset the mili- saulted him. Christmas vacation. "the president should have en- to the contra rebels. policy and on efforts of question- tary balance between Iran and The painting was in an an- sured that the NSC system did On Capitol Hill, lawmakers able legality to raise funds to Iraq, the board concluded in its Jackson told police that he tique frame. not fail him. He did not force his said the report provided evi- support the Nicaraguan contra inch-thick report. WA'M^MWMMAMWAWWAWMAIWWvW^^ vwwv\« / The Brothers of Delto Tou Delto AlPba Xi Delta's Would Like To Congrotulote Xi Big Chill Our New Pledges: February 27. 1987 Joy & John Julie & Mark Ami & Rich Kelly & Gus Jenny & Chris Mark & Kathy Matt Frey Mike Gades Jayne & Ben Kris & Date " Kathy & Karl Sarah & Tim Steve Dobo (id Groybill Michelle & Eric Shelly & Shaun Karen & John Erin & Jeff Todd Robinson Brian Walters Gina & Darin Jeni & Craig Becky & Jamie Debbie & Phil Todd Weaver Jack Fox Trayce & Andy Shelly & Steve Gabby & Carl Tracy & Mike Mary & Mark Kris & Bif Lisa & Randy Diana & Bobby Pledge €ducatorsi Leslie & Ken Joy & Scott Amy & Date Amy & Mark Freund ' Chrys & Dave Missy & John Zink & Al McGuire Cecilia & Mike Tim Oine Timar & Spud Fuzzy & Hap McCormick Pam & William Lisa & Steve Kathi & ex-boy Connie & Gordon f' friend Kim & Dave Lisa & Gregg D6LTS Kim & Doug I Libbey & Gary Stacy & Dave Monica & Bru Teenie & Dave (Kerry & Tom FOR fi CHFING6 Bubbly & Dave Jay Anne & Gregg Amy & Greg Barb & Bob Jean & Dan © Oi Paulette & Pat Kathy & Tony Amy & Stuart Tracey & Bobby Lisa & Greg Yana & Brad Wendy & Bachelor MicheUe & < No.l Miami Boy §1 Nancy & Bachelor Spring 1987 Laura & No.2 Miami Boy #2 A«W Jenni & Bachelor Pam&Mike No.3 Laurie & John ^§pwfen wwmwvvwwwvwwwvw^^ BG News/February 27,1987 4 Campus buildings CPR skills saved child's life

provide illusions by Valerie Lonero saving skills. reporter "WHEN I first pulled him out Children screaming, splash- of the water, Robbie looked ing and swimming are a com- really blue ana his stomach was mon sight around the pool for very bloated from swallowing so people who are lifeguards. But much water," he said. "There on Aug. 5, 1986, one University was another man who knew student experienced a day at the CPR, so while I gave Robbie pool that he will never forget. mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, Greg Arpajian, senior health the other man administered An aerial view of University buildings Photo courteiy/The Key care and management informa- chest compressions. tion systems major, and life- "We couldn't get any air to guard at the Seneca Hills pool in come out of Robbie's mouth, so I by BUI Frandscy vation, some students learned Broadview Heights, saved Rob- turned him over to get the water reporter about the unusual designs bie, a 4-year-old, from drowning out of his stomach and began through serving as orienta- that summer day. CPR again. ... It worked," he To your right, it's a nine- tion leaders. The leaders then "It was the greatest feeling to said. story set of bookends! To pass on the information to S;et Robbie breathing again. I Arpajian said that an ambu- your left, it's a giant slide freshmen orientation groups. earned a lot from the experi- lance showed up at the scene projector! A little farther ence," Arpajian said. about two minutes after the ac- over stands an enormous pi- "I LEARNED by being an Arpajian said he had been the cident. ano! Is this a scene from orientation leader that the only lifeguard on duty that day "The paramedics said that if I "Land of the Giants"? Rec Center is in the shape of a when he turned his back to the wouldn't have gotten Robbie to No, it's just another day on falcon," said Heidi Leikala, pool to attend to a little girl who breathe again, he wouldn't have the University campus. Junior nursing major. "I also had scraped her knee. made it," ne said. "It was such a For years, many have be- ieard that the library was "I heard someone say very wonderful feeling to save a per- lieved that various buildings designed to be bookends with quietly, 'Where's Robbie?' " he son's life. Someone must have on the campus were designed books in between." said. "I turned to the pool and I been watching over me to get to represent certain objects. But were any of these build- saw Robbie ... he was floating me through it all calmly and The Student Services Build- ings actually designed to look about 10 feet from the edge and carefully. ing is supposedly a slide pro- like any of these objects? about 1 foot under the water, He said the experience has jector and the Jerome University Architect Ro- face up, with his eyes wide open. changed his career goals. Library a pair of bookends land Engler said no. He said "I immediately jumped into "I used to be an accounting with five books in between. that, to his knowledge, the the water to pull him out. Robbie major, but now I'm in health The Moore Musical Arts Cen- designs were not intended to didn't have a pulse but luckily, I care ... I want to help people ter is said to be a piano and be anything other than func- didn't panic at all," he said. and little kids." he said. the Student Recreation Cen- tional buildings. Arpajian, who has had cardio- Arpajian, who is a lifeguard at ter a falcon. He did say, however, that eulmonary resuscitation (CPR) the student Recreation Center, Lisa Collet, junior technical the Rec Center was said to be ■aining since he was 16, said also teaches the handicapped to communications major, said, in the shape of a falcon this was the first time he actu- swim. He was honored with a Gregory Arpajian BG News/Pete Fellman "I always heard that the mu- merely as a selling point" of ally had to administer his life- lifesaving merit certificate. sic building is in the shape of the architect who designed it. a grand piano." Gregory DeCrane, assis- Another rumor is more no- tant vice president for stu- torious. dent activities and "I heard somewhere that orientation, disagreed. He Time away helps some students the quads were in the shape of said there is no doubt that the a swastika,"said Bev Cox, Rec Center is meant to be a senior sociology major. falcon. Where do these ideas start? "It's always been that Pressures of university life are main reason for taking a break Aside from simple obser- way," DeCrane said.

by Debbie Rogers what you couldn't do if you didn't have a would." staff reporter college education," he said. HE FIRST attended the University in Finances, internships, work and pressure KEIM FOUND out that skipping a semes- January 1980, when he could not afford to are some reasons students take a semester ter can set a person back in his studies. stay at Ohio State University. "Finances are off from school. "I'm behind but I don't consider that a what put me at Bowling Green," he said. We HAVE The real problem is, however, whether or disadvantage," he said. "I want to take my Lianas then worked at numerous restau- not it is really worth the time and money to time and get good grades." rant jobs in Bowling Green, his hometown, miss a semester. Kelly Clark, junior pre-law major, com- while he took classes at the University. He What YOU Want! Jeff Keim, a sophomore finance major at pleted her internship last semester instead held jobs at Roy Rogers, Kaufman's and the University of Toledo, first attended of going to school. However, she did not lose Friscn's. Bowling Green his freshman year. much time in her studies. "While I was working at Frisch's, I got into Keim, who is from Toledo, lived in Bowl- "It didn't really put me behind because I their junior management program," he ing Green during his first two semesters and got six credit hours for it," she said. said. 'Making money became more impor- commuted from Toledo during fall semester Clark worked 16 hours a day, Monday tant than going to school. I tried to work as JOBS through Friday. She spent 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 much as I could." of his sophomore year. In the spring of 1986, he decided not to go back to the University. p.m. at her internship and worked at a After Lianas stopped taking classes in "I hated dorm living; it was too scuzzy," factory from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. She took the June 1982, he moved to Florida and then to Elder-Beerman, Ohio's fastest growing 1 he said. "So I decided to transfer home and job at the factory because she needed to pay Louisiana. He has since married and moved department store, Is coming to Bowling Green try to commute. I took a semester off to get i;or her expenses during spring semester. back to Bowling Green. We need people committed to excellence to my head together. "I took off for money, too," she said. help make shopping in our newest store "I got a restaurant job and found out how Finances were also a contributing factor All three have advice for students consid- convenient and tun. boring it was not going to school," Keim to Ramon Lianas' decision to discontin- ering leaving for a semester or more. continued. "Two months after everyone was ue his education at Bowling Green. "What I would suggest is not to stop going in school, I realized I wanted to go back." "If I could do it again. I probably would to school," said Lianas. "If finances are the He said that he did a lot of thinking while have taken out a loan," said Lianas, an problem, look into a loan." That's where you come in. he wasn't in school. assistant manager at Pizza Hut in Maumee. Keim said he believes students who take We have jobs... a whole "It made you look back at yourself and see "If I ever had the opportunity to go back I off more than one semester will not return. 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by Tim Maloney "It bothers me when people watch me. reporter People who work out seem to be University student Adam conceited - they're doing it to be better Bechler recently proved himself to be one of the most prolific than everyone else. I don't want people to teen-age powerlifters in state think I have that kind of attitude." history. Bechler, sophomore business Adam Bechler, champion powerlifter management major, broke ev- ery record in the 198-pound teen- age division at the Ohio State Bowling Green, had a strong "THE HARDEST thing about Powerlifting Championship, influence on his involvement in the sport is to push yourself. It held Feb. 15 at Kent State Uni- powerlifting. Villanucci is helps when you have people to versity. Bechler's friend and trainer. push you, like Vince. It helps The powerlifting competition "I wouldn't have gone to any when friends say 'keep it up,' " was broken up into three types competitions if it wasn't for Bechler said. of lifts: the squat, bench press Vince. I knew a little about lift- and dead lift. Bechler set teen- ing weights, but Vince taught Bechler trains four days per age records in all three for the me about powerlifting. I week with Villanucci. 198-pound division. wouldn't have achieved any of "The workouts take about two In the squat, Bechler lifted 635 those goals without him. He and one-half hours if we don't pounds, breaking the record of taught me everything I know," screw around," Bechler said. 567 pounds. Bechler then bench Bechler said. pressed 405 pounds, which A stereotype of weightlifters Bechler, who hopes to run for eclipsed the record of 335. Fi- bothers Bechler, and he is some- president of the Weight Club nally, he dead-lifted 615 pounds, what embarrassed to have peo- next year, said the club is in a breaking the record of 600. The ple watch him work out or bad situation with the limited total of Bechler's lifts was 1,655 compete. membership controversy. pounds, which shattered the re- "It bothers me when people cord for total pounds lifted, watch me. People who work out "It's unfair to a lot of people, which had been 1,449. seem to be conceited -they're but it's reality that nothing can Bechler said he started lifting doing it to be better than every- be done about it. There's a lim- in high school to train for foot- one else. I don't want people to ited supply and a huge demand. ball. When he did not continue to think I have that kind of atti- With free weights, there has to play football in college, he de- tude. It's something I like to do be a limited membership for cided that he would still like to for myself," Bechler said. safety reasons," Bechler said. lift weights and joined the "I'm happy with what I've Bechler's next challenge in Weight Club in Eppler South. done for myself. I just want to powerlifting comes in April at "Ididn't all of a sudden decide keep getting better. The only the Ohio State Teen-age I wanted to get strong," Bechler way to get better is to keep Championships in Cleveland. said. "I just kept gradually setting your goals higher,' going up." Bechler said. "My goals are to beat my own Bechler said he believes the records or anyone else who's BECHLER SAO) Vince Villa- only way to reach goals is there. Maybe I can break na- nucci, a former linebacker at through self-motivation. tional records," Bechler said. 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MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Union deto- In Washington, the U.S. government had lowed a Soviet declaration late last year that Syrian commander says no nated its first nuclear explosion in 19 months no immediate official comment on the So- it would no longer be bound by its unilateral yesterday and said it was forced to resume viet test. moratorium on testing after the first U.S. testing because the United States refused to DURING THE 19-month freeze, Mikhail test this year. to military hostage mission go along with a Kremlin moratorium on Gorbachev and other Soviet leaders have THE UNITED STATES conducted two weapons tests. repeatedly called on the United States to tests in the Nevada desert this year. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)- in Moslem west Beirut to The explosion under the steppe in remote halt testing and accused Washington of The Soviet ban was declared on Auj>. 6, The Syrian commander in meet with Shiite Moslems Kazakhstan was announced by the Soviet being unwilling to work toward arms con- 1985, the 40th anniversary of the Hiroshima west Beirut yesterday ruled holding Americans. news agency Tass. The rapid announcement trol. bombing, and was extended four times. out a military mission to free Syria moved thousands of was highly unusual and appeared intended The United States has maintained that "We do not plan to compete as to the Americans and other foreign- troops supported by tanks to underscore the Kremlin s contention that U.S. tests were needed to ensure the reliabil- frequency of nuclear tests with the United ers held hostage by Moslem into west Beirut last Sunday continued American testing required a re- ity of existing weapons and to modernize the States." Batenin said at a news conference extremists. to stop a weeklong war be- sumption of Soviet tests. nation's nuclear arsenal. after the blast. "Only a minimum number of Brig. Gen. Ghazi Kenaan, tween rival Moslem militias. "I want to stress once more that the The White House also says the blasts are tests will be held with the purpose of devel- also chief of Syrian military At least 300 people were killed termination of the moratorium was a forced necessary to develop the "Star Wars" anti- oping munitions for maintaining strategic intelligence in Lebanon, told and 1,300 wounded in the bat- measure dictated by security interests missile system based in space. parity with the U.S.A. as regards nuclear a news conference he did not tles between the Shiite Amal only," said Maj. Gen. Gely Batenin, a De- Soviet officials stressed that the Kremlin armaments." believe any of the 26 foreign militia and an alliance of fense Ministry spokesman. was leaving the door open for a superpower He evaded reporters' questions about the captives were in Beirut's other mostly Moslem mili- But at a special news conference on the test ban. exact type of device that had been deto- Moslem sector or other terri- tias. test, he said, "The resumption of nuclear Tass said the blast, the Soviets' first since nated, but said it was not a nuclear war- tory under Syrian control. explosions by the Soviet Union does not July 25, 1985, had a yield of less than 20 head, and called the blast "just a test He said Anglican Church Kenaan said his forces had mean that it has abandoned its struggle for kilotons, the force of the U.S. atomic bomb explosion for fundamental research." envoy Terry Waite was "ex- closed all 70 Moslem militia the complete cessation of such tests. dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945. Tass said the explosion was conducted "to cessively courageous" and offices, killed 23 pro-Iranian "A historic chance for ending nuclear The explosion at the Semipalatinsk test check the results of research into the phys- "too humanitarian" in visit- Shiite militiamen and 15 other tests once and for all has been missed," range, about 1,700 miles southeast of Mos- ics of a nuclear explosion," but did not ing Lebanon in an attempt to gunmen and arrested 20 peo- Batenin added. cow near the Soviet-Chinese border, fol- elaborate. free the hostages, eight of ple in their effort to end both whom are Americans. the battle and three years of Waite dropped from sight militia anarchy in the Mos- Jan. 20 after leaving his hotel lem sector. KSU graduate student sues school Military AIDS tests so far AKRON (AP) - A black Kent himself with a gunshot to the failed to enforce university reg- Constant complaints about State University graduate stu- head immediately after firing ulations in a timely manner, did Enlow's behavior to school ad dent who was shot and par- four bullets into Watson's chest not train employees to properly ministrators and campus police find 2,100 GIs exposed alyzed in his dormitory last last April 26. identify mentally unstable stu- failed to produce disciplinary WASHINGTON (AP) - The were compiled Wednesday spring has filed a $10 million Watson's lawsuit was filed dents and acted with "deliberate action, Watson said. He claimed Pentagon, more than halfway when Pentagon officials lawsuit against the university, Wednesday afternoon in U.S. indifference" to his life and pro- that university officials ignored through screening active- agreed to discuss screening claiming officials showed delib- District Court in Akron. tection. the incidents and his claim that duty military personnel for results for active-duty per- erate indifference to his reports Named as defendants are the WATSON, WHO was a grad- Enlow had a history of mental AIDS, had identified about sonnel. of racial threats. nine-member Kent State board uate student in political science, instability. 2,100 men and women who The Pentagon now rou- Thomas Watson, 37, of Akron, of trustees; campus police chief is paralyzed from the waist After the shooting, a univer- have been exposed to the tinely reports the results of its was shot by fellow student Ran- John Peach; director of plan- down. Two of the bullets lodged sity spokesman said Enlow had deadly disease, knowledgea- AIDS screening for new re- dal Enlow, 27, also of Akron. ning and special projects-resi- in his spine, said his lawyer, Ed been ordered by a student con- ble sources said cruits. But the department Enlow, who is white, lived on the dence services Donald Kluge; Gilbert. duct board to move from Ter- Those results, when added has yet to release any results same floor with Watson in the and the dormitory's former resi- Gilbert said Watson now is race Hall within 48 hours. The to the tallies from the testing on the testing of personnel Terrace Hall dormitory. Univer- dent manager, Debra Plummer. living with friends, but hopes to morning of the shooting, police of recruits, mean the Defense already on active duty, de- sity police said Enlow killed Watson claims the defendants return to his studies in a few were called to the hall when Department's 17-month spite more than a year of months. Watson reported Enlow was ha- screening program has now testing. Watson is asking for $5 million rassing him. Campus police and found more than 3,000 people According to the sources, in compensatory damages and dormitory officials talked to who tested positive for expo- who asked not to be identi- $5 million in punitive damages. both men for nearly two hours sure. fied, the Army, Navy, Air The case was assigned to Judge and believed the situation was Moreover, the department Force and Marine Corps have Alice Batchelder. resolved. After they left, Enlow - which already runs the now tested almost 1.3 million, Watson claims that from mid- reportedly pulled the pistol and most extensive AIDS testing or 62 percent, of the 2.1 mil- January 1986, when he moved began shooting. program in the world - is now lion men and women cur- into the dormitory, to the day of 'THE UNIVERSITY has not debating whether testing rently on active duty. the shooting, Enlow repeatedly been served with the legal pa- should be extended to civilian Of that total, 3ome 2,100 harassed him with racial slurs. pers, so we cannot comment on employees, the sources tested positively for exposure Enlow was an undergraduate it. Once we have been served, added. to the disease, the officials senior student in business ad- our attorneys will prepare an The new figures on testing said. ministration. answer to the lawsuit," Kent Enlow poisoned Watson's food State spokeswoman Janet in March, the lawsuit states. Graber said yesterday. Hostile corporate takeovers - . -.,' '///////////////////////////--'/-. ''.'.'",; v . ■■, ■■-'. ■■-'/.--,■.< ■- ■' ///,'.■"/.>/.'.. :-.'.',: w,'x >//. ". v/s v//.-/ //. s\\\".".\ .v,. ''/.: .-■..'/;■ v. v.'.i-.'.-. target of new Ohio law COLUMBUS (AP) - An im- ownership plan, and permits mediately effective bill help- directors to determine that a ing Ohio corporations fight corporation's intangible as- hostile takeover attempts sets have a fair value in ex- was signed into law yesterday cess of the amount at which by Gov. Richard Celeste. they are carried on the books. "(We) are sending a clear Sponsored by Sen. Roy message to Wall Street (that) Ray, R-Akron, the measure PHI KAPPA Hli Ohio is a place to make honest puts into permanent state law money, not a quick buck," a series of provisions adopted IN COOPGRRTION WITH Celeste said at a brief on a temporary basis last Statehouse ceremony. year when the Goodyear Tire Anheuser Busch, Inc. The new law specifically & Rubber Co. was fighting an authorizes all publicly traded unfriendly takeover hid from companies to adopt share- Sir James Goldsmith. wacoMe one AND ALL TO ATTGMD OUR holders rights plans. Such Although Goodyear with- Woodsy Owl says plans allow company direc- stood the challenge, Celeste Injuries Hurt! tors faced with a hostile take- said it did so at great cost. over to issue preferred shares "If one looks at the short- to groups that support them term consequences for a Give a hoot. at a price high enough to Goodyear fighting off that discourage raiders or force hostile takeover Did. you'll Don't pollute. them to negotiate. see that even after selling off It also exempts directors some $2 billion worth of as- from liability for making sets, their corporate debt is loans to an employee stock doubled," he said.

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BG-FSC open playoffs tonight Cagers end regular by Tom SkernMlz teams like Ferris State a chance season against OCJ sports reporter to knock us off. We're just trying to keep our minds on the first Oddly enough, the Bobcats, The Ferris State College Bull- round of the playoffs." The Bowling Green basket- 14-12, 7-8, have played well dogs just don't seem to have YORK SAID the fact FSC had ball team will conclude its over the last 'several weeks much going for themselves. to fight off lowly Miami for the regular season tomorrow af- despite losing sophomore After all they finished eighth eighth and final spot in the play- ternoon when the Falcons Paul "Snoopy"'Graham. The in a nine-team league and were offs doesn't diminish the quality face Ohio University in multi-talented Graham was the last team to qualify for the of the Bulldogs. Athens. leading the MAC in scoring Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- "Our league is so balanced it's The Falcons will enter the (22.2 ppgi, until he was sus- ciation postseason toununa- hard to say who the eighth team game, riding the crest of a pended for academic reasons. ment. really is, York said. "The three game winning streak. "OU is playing good ball THEY FINISHED the regular sixth, seventh and eighth place BG, 13-13, M in the Mid- right now, ' BG guard Joe season 15-25 overall and 9-23 in teams were all pretty close. It's American Conference, logged Gregory said. "That team the CCHA. The opposition out- ries against Bowling Green this Bulldogs took a large bite out of not like they're really that bad." an 84-72 win over Western has come together in the ab- scored them by 38 goals during weekend at the Ice Arena. And the Falcons. FSC's 6-3 win at the Evidently some people think Michigan, Wednesday. sense of Snoopy. It's not going the season. Their power play is they have beaten the Falcons Ice Arena left a bad impression BG really is as good as its 30-6-2 Meanwhile, the Bobcats to be a breeze. It's going to be ranked eighth in the league and this season. And Falcons' coach on the Falcons. record indicates. took a brutal 75-50 beating at a good game." penalty-killing unit, seventh. Jerry York is worried about a "We've got films of Ferris The NCAA's Coaches Poll Central Michigan, Wednes- OU center Rich Stanfel is Their top scorer is ranked 19th repeat performance by the na- taking a 6-0 lead that keep us rates the Falcons second in the day night. The Chippewas eighth in the MAC in rebound- in the CCHA. tives of Big Rapids., Mich. from overlooking them," BG nation going into this weekend's victory snapped a three-game ing (6.7 rpg). He scored 15 But, FSC has made it to the In the season's second meet- head coach Jerry York said of series. BG, which has already winning streak. points Wednesday night. best-of-three quarter-finals se- ing between the two teams, the the 6-3 loss. "The playoffs give ! i See Hockey, page 8.

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NCAA COACHES POLL FINAL CCHA STANDINGS 1. North Dakota (2) 57 1. BGSU (30-C-2) 244-2 SO 2. BOWLING GREEN (1) 55 2. Mich. State (26-9-2)23-8-1 47 Tankers set sights on championships 3. Boston College (1) 54 3. L Super. (21-14-2) 19-11-2 40 4. Harvard 50 4. Ill.-Chic.(20-15-1) 18-13-137 5. Michigan State 42 5.W. Mich.(21-17) 16-16432 by Al Franco booster, because the team the diving event, and Andrea 500-yard freestyle) and Cheryl Minnesota 42 6. Ohio St. (16-21-1) 12-19-125 sports reporter knows MU is not unbeatable. Szekely went as a freestyler. Lubeck (200-yard backstroke). 7. Lowell 35 7. Mich. (14-23-1) 11-20-123 "This (their performance This year both Pfeiffer and Miami's strength doesn't lie in 8. Yale 31 8. Ferris State (15-25)9-23018 When the BG women's swim against MU) definitely has to Szekely are back and are ex- individual standouts but in team 9. Lake Superior 28 9. Miami (8-31) 8-24-016 team departed north to Ypsi- help their confidence going into pected to do well again. Other depth. 10. Maine 26 lanti, Mich, on Wednesday the (MAC) conference meet." Falcons that should figure in the Therefore, every Falcon morning, they had only one ob- The BG tankers have been scoring are Shari Williams, tanker must give 100 percent in slumping somewhat in the jective, to win the Mid-Ameri- waiting a long time to halt the Sheila Westendorf, Stacey Dies, order to curtail the Redskins Hockey second half of the season, can conference meet. Miami reign. The question re- and Kim Manning. depth and bring the crown to C Continued from page 7. Ysebaert has erupted for five In the three-day event held mains whether the team will Swimmers to watch for MU Bowling Green instead of Ox- posted 10- and 16-game win- goals in the last three games this weekend at Eastern Michi- have the confidence to perform are Kelly Davis (1000-yard and ford. ning streaks this season, has including a six-point series gan, the Bowling Green and well enough to win the meet or now won three in a row after last week. Miami rivalry is expected to be will this be another opportunity last week's destruction of "Paul is real important for the center of attention. squandered. Michigan. us," York said of this week's BG scored 14 goals in that CCHA Player of the Week. The BG women's swim team THE QUESTION will be an- Revenge a factor series with the Wolverines "Right now he is playing the finished the season with a record swered on Saturday night when and received consistent goal- best of his career. of 4-1, good enough for second the last event is over and the tending from Gary Kruzich FSC will skate without for- place in the MAC behind the 50 swimmers descend from East- who had been injured only a wards Darin Fridgen and Miami Redskins. ern Michigan's pool. for BG tumblers week earlier. Murray Winnicki. Both are While winning the MAC is MU and BG are well aware "I feel good about the club suffering from collarbone in- commonplace for MU, second that they are not the only teams by Andy Woodard about last year, (because) it right now," York said. "I juries. Handling the brunt of C« seems to be old hat for BG. in the meet. Every team in the sports reporter was beyond our control," she think we've played pretty the offense will be the Lowden Falcons captured the meet MAC will be participating, but said. "We just want to con- consistent throughout the brothers and Rod Schluter. in 1981, but have finished second MU and BG have virtually domi- When the Bowling Green centrate on our performances course of the season. Our Paul Lowden has 59 points to MU in each of the past five nated the MAC this season. They gymnastics team hosts Pitts- and do well." objective is to play well in on 30 goals and 29 assists years. have a combined MAC record of burg Saturday, a revenge fac- The meet will also be im- every game. We didn't want while brother Pete has This season has been no differ- 9-1; the only loss was BG's 109- tor will be part of the portant for the NCAA north- to play super one game and notched 13 goals, 28 assists ent. BG's only lose was a one 108 setback against Miami. motivator for the Falcons. east regionals as Pitt is not so well in the nert." and 41 points. Schluter, a point setback earlier this season The meet also serves as a Last year, when BG trav- currently in third place be- Leading BG's scoring pa- thorn in BG's side this season, when the Falcons hosted the vechile for qualifying for the eled to Pitt, the Panthers hind nationally-ranked Ohio rade last week was junior holds 22-30-52 totals for the Redskins. Despite the loss, BG NCAA Nationals. Last year, ripped the Falcons 176.15- State and Penn State. BG had center Paul Ysebaert. After Bulldogs. head swim coach Rich Draper twoBG tankers qualified for the held third much of the season, said the meet was a confidence event. Mary Pfeiffer qualified in But BG coach Charles Sim- but dropped out of the top pson said the score was only seven after their poor score at part of the story. MSU. "The judges didn't help us THE REGIONAL standings out last year, (so) they clob- are based upon two home MAC-perfect Falcons clash with OCI bered us a lot like Michigan scores and two away scores. State did (this year)," Simp- BG will be without senior son said. "We want to avenge captain Julia Wicks (flu) and that and show them we're a junior Maria DiChiara The Bowling Green women's basketball team will try to put the which is the second longest in the nation. better team. (shoulder), while Byerly finishing touches on a perfect Mid-American Conference season this A Bobcat win, however, would guarantee OU a spot in next week's "Of course, it will be easier (shoulder), junior Lisa Shul- weekend when they travel to Athens to face Ohio University. MAC tourney at Toledo's Centennial Hall. OU is coming off an 81-69 to do at home than up there." man (back) and freshman It seems only fitting the Falcons' -15-0 in the MAC, 24-2 overall - loss to Central Michigan Michigan which dropped their record to 7-8 Falcon junior Kris Byerly Vicki Farrar (ankle) will final conference game is against OU, last year's conference in the MAC and 11-14 overall. said BG, 4-2 overall, is not compete on a limited basis. champs. BG will also put their 17-game winning streak on the line The Falcons have already defeated the Bobcats twice this season. thinking about last year's Pitt, 10-2 overall, reports no In a non-conference game in early December at the Wildcat meet. injuries. The meet will begin Invitational, BG downed OU 76-59. Then, on Dec. 13. the Falcons set a "We're trying not to think school record for points in a game by tallying 98 in a 98-78 win in at 1 pm in Eppler North. / Anderson Arena. I I OU WILL be led by Nancy Evans, who averages 15.3 ppg, and MARK'S I Kathy Detillion, who hasa 12.0 ppg average. Detiluon is also fourth I $ in the conference in three-point field goal accuracy (40 percent). The Sports Cap I 4. 00 Large 1 Item Pizza I Bobcats' Kim Walton is the league's third-leading rebounder with 9.0 I In - House Only I As a sidelight to this weekend's contest, BG's sophomore forward HOCKEY: The Falcons open postseason play tonight with a bestof $ Jackie Motycka will get one last chance to surpass CMU's Jody three series against the Ferris State Bulldogs. All games, tonight, I 5.°° Large 1 Item I Beerman for the 1986-87 MAC scoring title. tomorrow, and Sunday if necessary, will be at the Ice Arena. Game time Delivery I Before Wednesday's game Beerman was averaging 20.1 ppg, is 7:30 p.m. each night. I while Motycka had a 19.9 ppg average. But Motycka had 32 points in SWIMMING: The women's swimming team continues to compete in the Call 352-3551 for Bowling Green's Quality Pizza J Wednesday's 86-63 win over Western Michigan, so the title will come Mid-American Conference championships at Eastern Michigan Univer- V down to Saturday. sity. Action begins today at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Finals begin tomorrow at the same times in Ypsilanti, Mich. TRACK: The women's team is also in Ypsilanti competing in the indoor MAC championships. They begin today at 4:00 p.m. The men's indoor MAC championships begin at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow at Western Michigan SOUTH THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ™ r^ University in Kalamazoo, Mich. hio Lotte r CVMNA8TICS: The tumblers host the Universities of Pittsburgh and C^ I P|[Z: TU ° u D y Af"' 1 Litre Bottle 99* Michigan tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. in the Eppler North gym. V^ I L^ d, -^ The Number, Pick 4, Lotto, BASKETBALL: The basketball teams close out regular-season play tomorrow at Ohio University in Athens. 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Dab 1 Acttvtation' Wei. you've been a great me. end I Lobby E Btdg 7 30- noon M-F B.G.S.U. WOMEN GYMNASTS APPLY NOW*" the Greek System ss 1967 RHO-CHI'S! We're Bridget look forward to our cetjratton at Brathaus' Congratulations Km. Use. Elan and al the other Applications for UNIVERSITY proud ol yal team members on your excellent performances r-pjsja, AMBASSADORS School ol HPER Sat Recreation Progam lor Mat weekend We know you can do It agam this Continued on p 10 w* be avertable March 2 March 13 youth with disabilities Director Dolores A Saturday You're the best' at Man Alumni Center Black Sat Fab 28. 11 am to 1 pm Group I al Your B.G.G Groupies Rec Center Group II meet at Ice Arena Al and 406 Student Servicea assigned students to attend Visitors are Don't miaa thie opportunity to promote welcome BGSU'" BEER BLASTI BEER BLAST! BEER BLASTI BEER BLASTI AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SATURDAY t PM-N.E COMMONS 2 NOMINATED FOR LOST cV FOUND PHI KAPPA TAU BEER BLAST SATURDAY • PM-N.E. COMMONS Best Bodies on Campus! Al profits go to the Gymnasts Good Luck Sstruday Against Pitt' ACADEMY AWARDS Found-b*e out tront ol Wesl Oftenhauer Cal Wood County Special Olympics Wa Love Youl 372-6250 lo identify BGG Groupies I FOUND LG MALE TIGER CAT ON 8TH ST ON AGO AGO AGO AGD AGD AGO AGO IUES 2 24 CAll 353-0925 We love our Betas. Looking lor my black, wool Forerua coal with Spring Pledges You guys are the greatest and I love you al npped nghl pocket Lost or switched at Mark s AGO AGD AGO AGO AGO AGO AGD Thanks lor al the good times Wednesday. Fob 18th I nave yoursl CM Chan Love ya Always. Teresa 'GREAT ENTERTAINMENT.. 353-3716 a wonderful, exciting, heartwarming movie." Lost: A Coat on Saturday night Keys were in Betas Gel psyched for Saturday Night' We're — SISKEL & EBERT 6 THE MOVIES the pocket If low), cal 2-5107 reedy to dance the night away' Glemby al Uhstiana Love, the Dee Gees LOST: LONG, BLACK. WOOL COAT AT UP- 50* oft Perm Wave Special r.-SUCH STUFF AS ROCKY BALBOA AND THE TOWN ON WED. NIQHT 2-1«. PLEASE CON- Special TACT M1CHELE AT 352-2895 NO 7'S ASKED! Beth Perry Haircut Included Congratulations en being accepted as KARATE KID are madeof..." - mcha-dSch.ckei.TiMEMAGAztNE 352-5615 Chapter Coneultant at Florida Slue- SERVICES OFFERED You'll be greatl Love, your Kappa Sisters S<»-H.II.-. PEOPLE MAGAZINE AGO AGD AGD AGO AGD AGD AGD AGO .SLEEPER OF THE SEASON." - Pregnanf Concerns? Free pregnancy teat, ob- We Love Our V1PS' Big Lisa D -Cant wait to see, jective informeHon By appointment or wa*k-m Keep up the Good Work' list hew excmng Cal NOW 354-HOPE. AGO AGD AGO AGO AGO AGO AGO AGD These Miami Men wM be' ul Jenny V. .GENUINELY STIRRING.. ." - David Anstm, NEWSWEEK WOMEN'S CUNIC 2700 Monroe St , Toledo. Offering ALERT: KAPPA KRUSH DATES BLUTO AND MUZECHUK" gynecological services & pregnancy termination Brian Petit a Slave Green Planning the evervng is our department by ecensed physicavi including prenatal, Meet us at Uptown First youl meet at Bfuto's apartment obstetrics, pregnancy testing, Pap test (lor cer- 4.30 sharp lor. There youl receive your Initial clue- vical cancer), VD screening, birth control Info . SHOTS' -n- SHADES It wi lei you precisely what to do Tubal Ligatton. termination of pregnancy up YOUR KKG OATES So gel ready lo party, prepare to get wild. through 10 weeks (special rates for students ) Experience an evening that's perfectly styled" By appointment I -241 -2471 Al Winter Merchandise your KKG dates Wordprocessmg--typing done, free disk iOV-70% OFF storage, cal Sue in Maumee 693-4186 Jeana N Things 531 Ridge CHERYL. IJONESY) TOMORROW *S THE BIG DAY LEGAL AND AMA HAPPY HOURS LOVING IT THE FORMAL. 21 YEARS OLD PERSONALS Friday. Fob 27 5 00 -8 30 al Uptown AND 4 MONTHS TOGETHER ITS GONNA BE Spring Break Bash A WILD ONE GET PSYCHED. ITS GONNA BE AMA 50th Anniversary SPECIAL FERNBALL ITS HOT! I LOVE. Don't worry she's not a dtshrag Musi be en AMA member ROB (THE CHURCH LADY)

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All K5MNTS AM SRANTB) IX egn/uOf Of uSNG IX CHrMYWOOO XA1IH S»A wcoted or U6 Wgh Street, lowllng Green Onto. . »T r- r—* Classifieds BG News/February 27,1987 10

Continued from p 9 ORIENTATION BOARD Wanted 2 Greek houses with erne artistic SALES MANAGER 1 OtKJfoom. furnishM apirtmont lex sublease. QET PSYCHED FOR TRAININOI SUNBREAK '17 talent Must supply their own T-shirts spray NEED PERSON WITH ENERGETIC PER- MMdfcMtr and-of lor surnmfBf. An-con<*tionW YOU'VE ALL DONE A GREAT JOB AND I AP- UAO cane, crayons, paint, famous one-liners, and SONALITY AMD AMBITION TO MAKE SSSS •nd dose to campus Can 353-8407 after PRECIATE ALL YOUR HARD WORK AND DAYTONA BEACH turpentine The Slg Ep's and Ptv Mu's era AM 680 WFAL IS LOOKING FOR A PERSON 4:00 KAPPA DELTA KAPPA DELTA DEDICATION! $226 CREATE a Qrafntti Tee tonne' EXPERIENCED IN THE ART OF SELLING TO Spelt sister of It* wwk 2 bedroom, turn. A uiHum. apis, for aummar REMEMBER. I CARE. THE PLAZA K*oy aback HEAD SALES STAFF COMMISSION PLUS IN- "rletln Erltsori and fall Haat A air corKMItonlng Includod. TOM CENTIVES SEND RESUME AND COVER LET- KD SPIRIT' KD SPIRIT' Call Oonnla Marian al 352-3445, Ona apaii- TERS TO MICHAEL COONEY. GENERAL TAMMY Woman hi Comnvjnlcaltons. Inc Presents mam avoHablo now. ■NOMMataMl ' "~~'^" CONGRATS ON YOUR SUCCESSFUL BGSU Graduate Panel MANAGER. AM 680 WFAL 121 WEST HALL BY FRIDAY MARCH 6 Kappa Krush Even though you already know who I em. you FMESfOfL YOU'RE AWESOME! Monday. March 2 - 7 30 PM 4 fematos needed to sublease house lor the Kappa Kniatl summer 6 bedrooms, very close to campus ••have to find me on Saturday' For due no 1, LOVE YA Alumni Room. Union Somewhere and something different lor Sum- Kappa Krueri $450 per person, but wiling to negotiate If in- go to the Kappa house at 3 15 KEN Open to Al mer Employment? Work on tha Downtown 1 terested pteeae cal 372-3878 or 352 3059 Get psyched for a great time " P.S. AND YOU WON'T ™«vK | WOULD GET A snoreehe of Keesys Island al the CASINO' Live Kappaaga- • Your Kappa Krueri Oate-J PERSONAL IN FOR YOU, DID YOU? entertainment 7 days a week Needed are 5 students to lorm »ntonbonaJ Christian com- TUnkPrti bartenders, waiters, waitresses and cooks. Ap- munity wtth emphasis on social pjst.ee UCF Think Pi* Phi Gamma Delta The brothers of Sigma Nu ply to P.O 26. Kaeeys Island. OH 4343S c-o house next to campus Begin rrWd-AuQuat Cal Trunk PmK Tom Uartch 419-746-2323 Good pay. 352-7534 pays Would eke to wtari our would kke to congratulate Jim Martin WANTED Trie Kappas Epaaon and Tau Teams luck on being brother of the week Suiaeaar Job Opportunities BUFF APARTMENTS RENTING FOR FALL- on the Community Service Protect for We are panning our summer NOWI Maybe you SPRING 17-61 AND SUMMER 87. Completely Karan. the City ol Bowang Green 'LAST CALL FOR (MANKUN ABSTRACTS' should be too! Students interested In gaining furnlahed 2 bedroom apartmema. All ullfrtles The brothers of Beta Theta PI ere looking lor Al entries for the Shankln Research Competi- Roses are red. my heart a blue HI ward to another exciting tea Saturday night with business experience and earning bove average paid except for electric. Rent la 1530 per tion sponsored by GSS are due In the GSS of- I don'l care eooul nan the ladles ol Delta Gamma income tha summer con get more information ntortfh-A month lease, M7S per month--12 fice by 4 p m February 27 I wont quit on you PHI KAPPA TAU BEER BLAST by submtrtkig a resume to Permacrafts. Box month leaae. For the summer, rent Is 1500 THE DUCKS ARE READY TO REBEL' 236. Sytvania, OH 43560 Wanna QO out tontght? TOMORROW NtQHT BEGINNING AT B PM per apartment. Call Tim at 352-7112 or atop at DELTA UPSHON BOXER REBELLION '87 1 the N.E. COMMONS 1 or 2 nwvamoklng females to share large apt 1470 dough St., Apt. F-3 WHAT THE WORLD IS COMING TOI lor al Tefe-Markstmg 5 30-8 pm $4 00 an hour Pel 1987 end Spring 1988 Cei 354-7803 laaaT the prMegM) Experience required Others need not apply Buff Apia, now renting tor 87-48 school year Reply. P O Box 695. BG. OH 43402 Kan ColUngeraotl. RENE WISE 1 RESPONStBU: TRUSTWORTHY i COM and summer 87. Completely furnished 2 XI BIG CMU.' is h.uay here' PAT1BLE PERSON TO SHARE HOUSE FOR rjjedroom apts, rent Is S550 per month during Almost a sister-in-law and now a The Satera of Chi Omega would Ike to con. Qet eKClted tor a oreal hme YEAR '87-88 OWN ROOM. VERY CLOSE TO school year 87-88. For summer '87, rent la sa»'GConrjr.tulehorie on ptedgvvj into Kappa gratulata USA ROBINSON on her CHI OMEGA-- See you In room 202 al 7 30 p m ' Delta. CAMPUS FOR SI25 PER MO PLUS S500 per apartment for the summer. Call Tim OHIO UNTV SIGMA CHI avseanng to NICK at 352-7182 or slop by at 1470 Clough St, Love. Leslie Love and A O T UTILITIES CALL CHRIS 2-1820 OR MOLLY FOR SALE CENCI Apt F3. Susan 2-4665 The Sisters ol Alpha Delta Pi extend sincere KEVm, OOUQ AND JIM Chnetan Male Roommate Warned $135 e. '•7 OLDS CUTLASS 4 DOOR. RUNS GOOD Clean 2 bedroom apt ctoae lo campus S?80 congrstuations to Debby Copen and Mary Jo MEYSK3 6PS PENCE BANK: —"~~"~""~~~~~ month plus hall unties Contact Sam alter 3 00 GOOD INTOWN CAR MUST SELL BEST OF per month - utri Open 6-1-87 Fresto who lave been selected aa Rush Clean 1 bedroom apt $200 per month - util CAN YOU IMAGINE A BETTER DATE? Monday', peddle hunt was long, but the pm 353-1803 FER CALL 3530470 MONTE CARLO MUST BE FATE Counaakxl Wei miss you during rush! L > L. Open 5-1-87 means were wee worth the ends' Thanks for Your Satera 1978 Toyota Ceecn GT Good condition Ex- OFT READY TO GAMBLE CHINK AND making my final semester such a special and CaB after 6 pm 354-1079 COME PARTY WITH USI Female roomie need- cessnt engine 5-speed many extras $850 OANCE happy one! I Love My UMar The eaters ol Phi Mu WE LL DO IT BETTER THAN THEY DO IN ed lor 67-88 to avo in 4th Street apartment Call 352 1672 Ask tor Bemle Love. Would eke to congratulate FALCON PLAW APARTMENTS FRANCE us now' 353-3716. Heidi Kea Ann Hater 2 Pr Men's Ski Boots, sue e 1-2 Cal Next to Aspen win. Restaurant SO IF YOU PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT. Wendy Moorman Desperately Seeking one female roornmete lor 353-6912 2 bdrm -fum. A unfum SATUROAY WILL TURN OUT TO BE OUITE A GrendaSnyder RIchReey the 1987-1988 school year VBage Green Foher cassette deck- Dolby, blackface, soft Cal Tom 352-4673 days NWHTI" The Alpha xrs Amy Duerr Apartments, very reaaonabte rent Please col touch controls, $65 or offer- I need to sea this 35*?-1800 eves YOUR MK3H ROLLERS. Are at it again. Heather Cralg as soon as possible- 353 1963 ouck 352-2939 ANDREA. JEN AND JULIE Your first experience on being chosen 1987 Need 2 female roommates tor Haven House Won't be the end RhoChis FOR SALE Fumisned Efficiency 1987-88 School Year Can soon 372-4133 Complete wtth color T V . Cable and HBO. Al KIRK You better get ready 1983 Sylvan Rodmaster 22 Fool Boal. good uMttes paid Ideal 'or upperclassmen or Your Kappa Krush is sure excited I'm movm in tor the ka Needed one female, nonsmoking roommate lo lor Lake Erie; comes with 2 swivel seats, holds The Dutchmen' wll never be the aame' graduates Semester leases BOS finest and hopes you're olad you've been nvtted. Cuz tonight ■ the night share a 2-oedroom apartment very close to 9 people approx. tarp. horn, depth tinder, Fish- apartment value $320 per month. Phone to the party ol the year of XI Big CM' campus For more information, please ceil n-Temp, bettery. nets, ran suit, rope & flares Delta Upsaon Boxer Rebelfcon 87 354 3182 or 3521520 we'l dence a* mght and drink lots ol beer. Becky at 2-8086 first aid kit. wrenches, windshield, safety throw and after the whole mow is through P S Can t wait to rut mo Bahamas ' buoy, rod holders with mounting brackets for Mouses i Apts close to campus lor Summer What the work) a coming to! (or at least the Non-smoking Female Needed to share apart down riggers; on a saigje axle Trailer, with you'l see that al I've said is true. RKk stegeman pmftogedl mentwrrh two seniors 3rd Street Fall & Spring 1987 and 1987-86 school year. 1-267-3341 Kappas are the ones for fun 1985 Johnson Outboard 120-h p Motor Aak- Glad to see you're eating good 87-88 phone 372-6405 Ouwt. specious. 1 bedroom apartment on Clay and for me you're the only one' «j $9,500 Contact (419) 352-8761 alter See you in the cafeteria' St for summer sublease FREE UTILITIES, rent Your Kappa Krush Think Spring-Only 21 Daye HI Break Three dynamic female roommates looking lor e 6 00 p m GOOD FOR FISHING OR SKIING" Selected Shorta and Tope-tS.M and up lourth apt very dose to campus Preferably negotiable--must sublease Cal 3535015 GREEN TAMBOURINE RECORD SALE Rick. ET CETERA-113 Railroad SI. size 8 dross. 8 shoe, snd prefers Guess leans asejflfeksa. SAT.FE 28TH 9-5 BG FLEA MARKET on, over Leva Cal Lorraine 353-3628 Late Saturday afternoon you w* finely see who Open Sunday 12-4 AT FAIRGROUNDS TDKSA90 $2 686-7415 l^ooms--Male, senior or grad . kitchen private Maybe We'l Find a Cabin In Boston Mies Tha your 'Kappa Kruah' a gong to Del WANTED. 2 females to sublease lor summer entrance, parking Summer or 87 68 school Weekend We'l dence. and sing, and party-down. TIM MUZECHVK- Own rooms, great, new furnished apartments year 3 blocks trom university 352*7238 Love. Michael See ya al Uptown' LG 8-drawer dresser with Ig minor LAe new Thai WOULD be a lot of doaast Cal 353-1406 Your anxious Kappa Crush $200 689-4335 after 5 ^^^ Steve Smith Apartment Rentals-Houses and Your one-end only Kappa date WANTED ROOMMATES FOR THE SUMMER' Duplexes lor 196 7 SB school yen; 352-8911 LANE. POSTERS You know who I am but until tomorrow you Rob Staler, I OR 2 FUNLOVTNG GIRLS FOR ENTIRE SUM- Springsteen and other bands Sublease 1 bedroom apartment lor Summer 87 Tits Wiggle MER OR AFTER JUNE 22 CALL SOON' won't know that I am the Kappa who crushed I'm looking forward to Krushlng you Saturday Sue 4x5 and smaler Atr conditioned and close to campus Cal Happy 19m Blrthdayl l aai .anted you to know 353-3320 OR 353 0773 3530223 you night To gat your first due be at Potyeyes at Cal 352-0137 1 that I'l love you lorever Get Psyched 3:00 and look for a friend Wanted Umpsee for Summer Baseosl league Forever Yours. Two bedroom, furnished apartments lor the Your Date your Kappa Krush Date Contact Rob W*a 362-1021 87-88 school year 352-2663 Michael Upstars apt. in house lor summer only 2 SOB Sweatsh«ts bedroom with living room, kitchen and FEBRUARY 2t, 1917 To my favorite Republican IStudenl ol Business) FOR RENT bathroom Set up lor lour people Lower sum- HAPPY 20TH BMTHDAY! Happy 2lst birtnoay and HELP WANTED BA Lobby -S12 95 mer rate of $90monfh per person CaH HOPE IT'S A GREAT ONE gel reedy to celebrate" i'l even drrve ft you want 352-2932 ALL MY LOVE. 120 COUNSELOR AND INSTRUCTOR Shipwrecked wHh a Dee Zee a chance to get even POSITONS AVAILABLE Private Coed Summer CARTY RENTALS SMparactuM with a Dee Zee Yours Forever-- Camp in Pocono Mts . PA Contact: Cayuga. Apartments Shipwrecked with e DM Zee SPORT P.O Box 234BG. Kemlworth. NJ 07033 For 3-4 students Lrve at Polyeyes March 7. 1B87 Sunday The Uncalled Four I201)-2760106 Office hours 10 Am.-3 pm Monday • John Bradford ToddDoflosa Located 316 E Merry. No 3 Here's a tip ... Sigma Chi Dave Berry Babysitter needed immed for 2 yr old Mustbe 9-1 440 E Court HAPPY 19TH BIRTHDAY SWEETHEART' I For more into or appointment I have looked txgh a I have looked low For the very dependable a responsible ICam 4pm Phone 352-7365 anytime best hippie' dale for my XI Big ChB show HOPE TH6 YEAR 6 THE BEST FOR YOU- a Tax Tip. weekdays, m my home-Stadium View Apts Cal ABO summer rentals Put away mat obnoxious paisley lor just one THANKS FORAN INCREDIBLE 5 MONTHS LUNCH8RUNCH AND BARNARD'S GOOD LUCK PLEDGING SIGMA CHI AND GET 3b2-209b betore 6pm Don't Pass up the Welcome back to BGSU I've missed you all" PSYCHED FOR SATUROAY' BECOME A COMMUNITY FRIEN0 opportunity to gel free Love. Nanci Cut In XI colored he-dye you I look out-a-aightl I know thia won't be number 3 I 'HEART YOU WITH ALL MY LOVE VOLUNTEER information on MICHELLE Should I nave He-dyed a lower' A Community Friend provides emotionei sup numerous tax subjec is MARY KAY COSMETICS XI love from your wild nipple date, Chrys port, friendship. & independent Irving skea tram- ALWAYS ON SALE mg tor an adult who has experienced emotionei IRS has over KM) special TODD GUMBY MILLER RENT YOUR SUMMER 3629511 or mental difficulties It you wan to share your publications to answer Spend a special evening I've got a Kruah on you APARTMENTS NOWI Ooooooo it 5 true skaa A laients for l hr per week eel Cindy wtth those who mean the most. Engobose at 352-9459 betore March 6 Special Rates Available tax questions In fact, MEN OF ZETA BETA TAU PhlMu Al Bentkry's tomorrow you *H see Cell Newtova Rentals Pub. 910, Guide to Free Boxers and bowties are tun to see especialy at Pink Carnation Form.! rust who I may be CAMP COUNSELOR POSITIONS AT VMCA 152-5*20 So be there by 3 'Pax Services,"describes our spring pledge day tee Saturday, February 28.1BI7 STORER CAMPS ON STONY LAKE NEAR We're sure to be there promptly at nine and and we'l begin our evening* JACKSON. MICHIGAN CO-ED. AGES 7-17 all of the free tax we're looking forward to a reefy great time' Your Secret Kappa Krush UNIQUE PROGRAMS HORSES. AOUATICS. services available. Cal! The Slaters ol Alpha Delta Pi SPRING BREAK SURVIVAL KIT SAILING. WILDERNESS ADVENTURE. INTER- On Sato Next Week NATIONAL EMPHASIS FOR FURTHER IN- 1-800 424 FORM (3676) Tuxedo Rentatt In B A and other selected buddings FORMATION CONTACT CAROL QUINN. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE or the IRS Tax Forms Jeans N Things Michael. Sponsored by AMA PHONE 372 5469 Assortment of many apis and duplexes 531 Ridge number in your phone Happy 21st Birmdayi for summer A tall rentals I LOVE YOU. Cheryl book to get a copy. Sucy Taylor, CALL NOW for choice spts. CongriluKiloni on an outstanding term aa Two Plua'e-One Price' COULD YOU BE A BOSTON J 54-2280 MYSTERY BEVERAGE BLAST' President and for being selected aa a 1BI7 5-9 Monday Night Delivery or pick-up NANNY? Office Wealed at 919 E. Wooater. Potyeyes Ptta 352-9638 U££ilk |l e . BEER BLAST) traveling Chapter Consultant tor ALPHA XI Are you a loving, nurturing person who enfoys SATURDAY I PM-1 AM DELTA! I am so proud of you! spending time with chsdren? Live in lovely, N.t. COMMONS Loire, Typing and Word Processvg Services snd suburban neighborhoods, enjoy excellent COURTESY OF PHI KAPPA TAU Laurie P. Resumes Thesa and dissertations A to Z Data salaries, benefits, your own kvtng quarters and across trom unmans. 352 5042 limited working hours Your round-trip transpor- labon a provided One year commitment necessary Cal or write Mrs. Fisch, ChUdcare there is 1 Placement Service, Inc ICCPS). 149 UVE CLOSE TO CAMPUSi Buckminaler Rd . Brookkne. MA 02146 (617) 605 Second Street dtutefor; Classified Information 5666294 Free water and sewer r- The BG News Cal Newtove Rentals Mail-In Form 382-6820 expepence.

DEADLINE: Two days m advance by 4 o m , The BG News is not responsible tor postal service delays) Hetp Wanted. Energetic, fun-loving people lor bartender & floor welter positions si Buttons RATES: per ad are 65" per hne. $1 95 minimum Nightclub Appty after 8 00 pm 501 extra per ad lor bold type Mld-Am swimming a drying champxjnshipa-- Approximately 35-45 spaces per line HELP NEEDED March 5.647 Cal Student Georgetown Manor PREPAYMENT is required lor all non-university related business and individuals Roc Corner, 372-7476. ask tor Tim Stubbs. 600 Third St Meet Dir , or leave message Two-bedroom futy furnished apts . NOTICE: The BG News win not be responsible lor error due to aiegiblity or incomplete information Please come to 214 OVERSEAS JOBS Summer, yr round Europe. now renting lor 1987-88 snd Summer West Hall immediately it there is an error m your ad The BG News wHI not be responsible lor typographical S. Amer , Austrsks. Asa Al fields $900-2000 1987 Free heat, water, and sewer errors m classified ads for more than two consecutive insertions mo Sxjhtseeing Free Info Write UC, PO Bx Reasonable terms A few openings The BG News reserves the right to release the names ol individuals who place advertising in The News The 52-OH3 Carona Del Mar, CA 92625 st 824 Sixth St also Cal 362-4966 (between 4pm and 10 p.m.) decision on whether to release this information shall be made by the management ol The BG News The Part time Bartender Wanted tor evenings and purpose ol this policy is lo discourage the placement ol advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily weekends Appty 2-4 deny. 200 Cempoel He embarrassing to individuals or organizations Rd. EJk'eCtub 325-2149 16 2 bedroom furnlahed apts for summer & ITaapoietya, pleasant senior or graduate stu- 1967-68 school year. S 6 V Rentals. dent (Fe.) to IVe with cheerful, alert elderly 3527454 woman. Summer a or Fal & Winter terms CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM 1987-86 Room, partial board, arm* stipend In 1 bedroom house and 1 bedroom apt lor sum- exchange lor minimal duties Cal 352-7943 mer 1967 and 1987-88 school wear Name .Phone# btwn 5-7 pm 1-267-3341 Address Social Security # or Account # (For billing purposes only) B.O.S. RENTALS Heel & Sole Stbsrnbf lo TVV4II Sirwt Journal and eiwiv -Juffcm vivinir, of up in (48 Tha: - quite Please print your ad clearly, EXACTLY how you wish it to appear Apartments a barnin,nprcMlly •rhrn you ron-ader what it (Circle words you wish to appear in bold type) Shoe rt-dlry irpiTKT4s ruit-nhrlherral wwld Houses & sleeping rooms Repair 504 Pearl St. | -^ j 353-1336 Bowling Green Tues.- Fri. 9 - 5:30 Yes! We do Sat. 9 - noon 8 ■' Iric^StiWJaaTial. >»e allow pets! ^RedWIngs mYiViYiYiYiTiTtTiYfYfY-v-v-v-v-va.

Classification in which you with your ad to appear: Campus ft City Events' _ Wanted OBNOXIOUS AL bj, Art Price Lost aV Found _ Help Wanted i r Rides _ For Sale WILL, IF SNOW uJMT£ 1 Service* Offered _ For Rent flue YOU HAPPr? wu fl«e... IS LOOKING- -^ Personal! •Cempus/Clly Event ads are published free of charge lor on* day tor a nonprofit event or meeting only \ " V Date* ol Insertion Mall lo: (On or Off-Campus Mall) The 8G News 214 West Hall BGSU Bowling. Green, Ohio 43403 (Checks payable to The BG News) Phone: 372-2601 L Total number of day* to appear ^ai ffpnc^^

Friday, February 27, 1987

Making their voices heard Campus activists

* 1970s Protests against U.S. troops in Cambodia p.3 * Understanding conflict to keep the peace p.5 * Woman speaking out against racism p.7 • -AV fiMov/febrav 17, W87 t Campus Comments Frtdoy photos by Mkh«i« Thormiwl Frtdoy lnt«rvtems by D«n«(t« Jon«s How do you feel about the United States giving aid to other countries?

B«rti W«sbo senior Flnonce mojor Carlo Joduon senior design tech- Jeff Deel freshman computer sci- Cathy UJarnimont freshman elemen- from Stockholm Sujeden: "ft depends nology mojor from Toledo: "The U.S. ence mojor from Dayton: "/ don't like tory education major from Perrysburg: on what they're going to use the should give to countries ujho are In what happened with the arms deal. It "If It's helping them Influence social money for. In the poklcol scene, fight- need of food and housing. The U.S. doesn't moke us look too good." welfare of people, yes. If principles of ing countries Is questionable but If It's should stou out of dvt wars." democracy, no." peaceful. It's o good Idea." Drinking-water area concern

ratory at Heidelberg College In Tiffin, how much exposure to carcinogens ecology's are getting no cooperation will actually harm humans. If has In cleaning up polluted water. The by Kelly Rose the levels of all these pollutants In northwest Ohio run three or four times been shown, he added, that mercury, government could lower limits on fhe f ric* ly stall reporter higher than the national average. which Is dumped by some Industries, amout of toxins companies are per- has severe effects on the human ner- mitted to dump. A major environmental concern in Farmers believe they need these chemicals to control pests and vous system and organic solvents However, this will cost the compa- northwest Ohio Is the condition ol the damage liver tissue. nies money, and the government will drinking water. Not only does Wood weeds, while In reality, as Newsweek These pollutants not only have se- not force them to spend vast amounts County have higher than normal leu- reported, less than 1 percent of the rious health effects, but Schurr said ol money because ol the possibility kemia rates that may stem from con- poisons larmers use reach the pests they have economic effects. If com- that doing so could cause them to taminated water, but the Bowling and weeds. The rest becomes resi- dues on produce, poisonous fallout panies see that northwest Ohio has leave the country to build somewhere Green has had its problems with on farmworkers and contaminants In above overage cancer rates they will that does not have strict dumping keeping drinking water clean. standards, according to Schurr. Last March, all users ot city water water. not build In the area. Although risk-free water is Impossi- The Environmental Protection received a letter from the Bowling Besides agricultural pollutants, ble, according to Merrill, a treatment Agency has recently proposed new Green City Water Department stating there are industrial pollutants being plant can get most of the contami- restrictions on the use ot the herbicide that "the maximum contaminant dumped into the water supply, nants out If the proper facilities are cyanazlne because it may cause level lor trihalomethane in drinking according to Schurr. These pollutants Include organic solvents, chemical available. These facilities are expen- birth detects The herbicide, used un- water was exceeded during Its most der the trade name Bladex, has been recent reporting period." Trihalome- Industry byproducts, heavy metal tox- sive and add fo the economic con- cern with keeping water clean. found In the Maumee River contin- thane is a cancer-causing substance. ins and carcinogens. Schurr said, "A large segment of ually, according to Schurr. The letter added that Its Immediate The Lima Petrol Chemical Plant, just the public believes that nothing you Schurr expressed his concern for health effects are minimal and that upstream trom Bowling Green, has a notorious record for polluting water, can't see will hurt you." He explained the deteriorating quality of the drink- possible health effects would only ing wafer. He and his family buy water occur after years ot continuous use. according to Schurr. He added, "Peo- that most chemicals are so subtle that people cannot see or taste them. from stores which they use to drink, Industrial and agricultural pollut- ple say they don't care what happens Schurr Is a member of the Ohio Water cook and brush their teeth. He said ants are being dumped Into the Mau- to people downstream." Advisory Council which Is working to that others concerned with their mee River where the city gets Its All these pollutants have serious effects on the people drinking the clean up the water In Ohio. health can find bottled water at most drinking water, said Karl Schurr, bi- grocery stores. ology professor. Schurr said farm water. Worldwide, the poisons farmers Other members of the University are frying to make people more aware of He sold concerned people should chemicals are unwisely sprayed too use kill an estimated 10,000 people a the problem. Faculty members are become active for water quality. closely to water and drains into the year, according to Newsweek. Brand name farm products such as Lasso, consulting and advising in the eco- "We should demand that new laws Maumee River. Pollutants such as should severely limit the amount of phosphorous, herbicides and pesti- Bladex and Atrex are all carcinogens logical area. On the federal level, Schurr said pollutants companies and farmers cides wash from the soil Into the river. and have been found In high levels In the Maumee River, Schurr said. President Reagan does not under- dump Into the water supply," Schurr According to David Baker, research said. director of the Water Quality Labo- He added It has not been proven stand the problem with water and

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Groups aim to influence Campus protest in 1970s

paid advertisements, he said. ment In Cambodia. by Donna Scenna The Federal Election Campaign Act by Keith Cornelius In a calendar of events, the 1970 f ncxjy iOf/(y\c Friday reporter of 1974 allowed the formation of Politi- KEY outlined what happened during cal Action Committees, Anderson early May of that year. Lobbyists not only influence the said. Although Bowling Green State Univer- When news of the Kent State Inci- legislative process but sometimes "The main goal of a PAC Is to raise sity's campus has had a reputation lor dent reached the University, approxi- they control It. They can make things money tor campaigns. They collect having a passive, near-apathetic atti- mately 100 students occupied the happen on Capitol Hill. the money and donate It to tunds for tude lor several decades, the early Administration Building, forcing Uni- Lobbyists pursue a variety ot Items political offices," he said. Almost ev- 1970s brought the campus to lite for a versity President Jerome to make a from the battle over tax reform to ery major political organization has a short period ol time. With U.S. Involve- decision. He announced thai Tuesday decisions on billions in loreign aid. PAC because It Is against the law for ment In Cambodia, University stu- morning classes would be cancelled according to Susan Selby. secretary that organization to give money di- dents suddenly became involved. A memorial service for the dead Kent to Rep. Delbert Latta, R-Bowling rectly to a candidate, Anderson said. The first ma|or Incident ol activism State students was scheduled instead Green. Today there are more than 4,000 during this era occurred on April 30, On Tuesday. John Scott, a speech In recent years, lobbying has be- registered PACs In the United States. 1970, when nearly 3000 students be- instructor and the only black faculty come one ot Washington's leading Special Interest PACs In 1983 and 1984 gan marching throughout Bowling member, led 400 students in the occu- growth industries, according to Roger pumped nearly 113 million dollars Green. An account of the incident pation of the Administration Building Anderson, political science professor Into campaigns for House, Senate was written by KEY staff writer Don to demonstrate support of demands at the University. Anderson said there and presidential candidates, accord- DILIIIo and Included In the 1970 Issue. by the Black Student Union. The KEY are approximately 7,200 registered ing to a report by U.S. News and World " 'Hell no — we won't go!' was the explained that soon after, President domestic lobbyists. Report. cry heard when about 1,500 to 2,000 Jerome announced that the University It is estimated that lobbyists spend The PAC donations can make a students turned a simple panty-raid would remain open, against the close to 31 billion a year In an effort to substantial impact on political races, into a marching protest1 against the wishes ot the Faculty Senate who felt try to influence Congress and the especially close ones. "For example, placing of troops Into Cambodia ... that classes should be cancelled. bureaucracy according to a report it an Incumbent receives S300.000 when the girls came outside to join Akron and Miami universities an- by the Federal Election Commission. from a PAC It means that his/her the march Instead of throwing pan- nounced on Wednesday, May 6, that A lobbyist's fee can range up to opponent must receive the same ties, something had to happen — and their campuses would close lor the $400 an hour, with an extra Incentive amount ot money In order to success- It did." remainder ol the week. Ohio Slate of "success bonus" money for getting fully campaign," Anderson said. According to his account of this University decided to close "indefi- a bill Introduced to Congress, tor He said the minimum amount of Incident, writer Don DiLillo explained nitely." getting a bill through a committee money necessary to run for a seat in that the student mob moved uptown, That night, nearly 8,000 students and for getting a bill passed on the the House of Representatives Is $250,- blocking traffic on Wooster and Main participated in a candlelight proc- House or Senate floor, according to a 000 and It can range as high as $3.4 streets. Returning to campus, mem- ession along Wooster Street report by U.S. News and World Report. million. bers ol the group threw rocks at win- Although the University remained Lobbyists seldom get Congress to Some groups, such as Common dows ol the Administration Building open throughout the duration of the enact laws tailored exactly to their Cause, are worried that lobbyists are and then marched on to Memorial nationwide unrest, pickers at Bowling specifications, but their influence In becoming too powerful. Anderson Hall, home ot ROTC. Green and the University of Toledo drafting bills and shaping legislation said. Presently, bills are pending In "A lack of organization and coop- urged students to strike classes Arti- is substantial, according to Anderson. Congress to restrict the amount of eration disbanded the crowd and cles in the Friday, May 8 issue of the He said lobbyists are more Important money PACs can give to candidates, everyone returned to their rooms," BG News reported that the strike on when the public does not voice Its thereby limiting their Influence on DiLillo wrote. classes was "75 percent effective." opinion on an Issue and there is candidates, he said. On May 8. the Faculty Senate division within the parties. However, many lawmakers believe This event took place on Thursday, adopted a "Satisfactory/Unsatis- political contributions are a tree April 30, 1970. Four days later, Kent factory" grading procedure tor the Many interest groups, such as the speech right and should not have any State University erupted when tour remainder ol the quarter. Similar poli- National Rifle Association and the restrictions. He said Ohio used to limit students were killed by the gunfire of cies were soon passed at OSU and American Medical Association, try to the amount of money individuals and National Guardsmen during a pro- Miami University. generate pressure on lawmakers by groups could contribute to a candi- test. During the following two weeks, Active Involvement ol University stu- communicating to constituents date, but the courts ruled the law University students became actively dents extended to the peace through direct mall, telephone calls, unconstitutional because It deprived involved in what had become a na- marches in Columbus and Washing- press releases, publicity gimmicks or candidates of their Individual rights. tionwide protest against U.S. involve- ton D.C.

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Corps offers culture Non-violent activists

With only 60 to 70 people on paid by Karln Nevlus by Deborah Gottschalk staff, Greenpeace activists work Fncloy reporter Friday stall reporter closely with grass-roots groups, the term for neighborhood communities Iho Peace Corps offers American citizens the opportunity to experience "When the last tree is cut: the last ol concerned citizens. As Jacksy cultures different from their own. Raymond Bradford, graduate student In river poisoned: and the last fish Is added, "Greenpeace Is not out to applied philosophy, served In the Peace Corps from July 1984 to July 1986 in dead, you'll discover you can't eat protect Its name — the Issue is the the Central African Republic town ol Bossongoo. money." These were the words most Important thing to look at." "If gave me the opportunity to experience other languages, another culture printed on the banner carried by Jacksy, a biology education ma|or, and other ways of thinking," he said. University student and former Green- joined Greenpeace In the late 1970s. peace activist Bob Jacksy to the top He was Inspired by the sight of a herd Bradford's two-year obligation began with an 11-week training program ot an 800-foot smokestack of the Co- of live whales off the East Coast. "To during which French and Sango were the only languages spoken. "We were lumbus and Southern Ohio Electric think that the whales were at the only allowed to speak French, but those who had a command of French spoke Company's Conesvllle power plant. verge of extinction because of human Sango," he said. greed angered me," Jacksy said. He French Is the official language of the Central African Republic, while Sango, Although the banner was quickly quoted the philosopher Aquinas: "An- a tribal language, Is the national language, according to Bradford. Gbaya Is torn by harsh winds, to Jacksy those ger Is the first step toward action." an unwritten tribal language In which Bradford is also fluent. words summed up the acid rain prob- Wanting to vent his anger in a positive "The better one learns to speak the language, the more one Is accepted," lem. This Is one of the many ways way. Jacksy |olned Greenpeace. he said. As a professor of English In the only formal educational system In a Greenpeace protesters put their bod- The highlight of his Greenpeace region with 80 percent illiteracy, fluency In all three languages was essential. ies between an environmental prob- career came In 1983 when he and six Most of Bradford's students were 18 or 19 years old, and many had never lem and the cause. colleagues shut down a Allied Chemi- before encountered an American. Familiarizing people of other cultures with Greenpeace is a multi-faceted or- cal plant that was dumping toxic Americans Is one ot the goals of the Peace Corps. Bradford said the other two ganization whose goal Is "to bring to waste In the James River In Virginia. maior goals of the organization are "to provide Americans with opportunities public attention environmental atro- Although It was only forced to cease to aid citizens of other nations and to promote world peace and friendship." cities through non-violent disobedi- operation for two days, Jacksy said The Peace Corps is considered an apolitical organization and Bradford said ence," Jacksy said. In order to that this particular company had "a that his training program discouraged talk about politics. "I feel that the Peace accomplish this, they use the prin- crude way of disposing ol waste, by Corps Is more than lust a utensil for promoting world peace," he said. "I think ciples of Gandhi and offer alterna- shooting It through lawn sprinklers." that It can do that... but It depends upon how well I am received as a citizen tives to the problem. Birds would come down for a drink, ol the U.S. by other Individuals." He said that he Initially experienced some resulting In the scattered carcasses ot resentment because he Is white. The organization originally began birds and small animals. In retrospect, he describes the people as "happy." "They accept one by protesting nuclear testing; how- The seven Greenpeace members another and share what they have." he said. ever, It gained much publicity landed in boats on the shore of the The experience has altered his Impressions of American culture. "My throughout the world with Its "save the Chesapeake Bay In moon suits, outfits concept of time and reason changed. People In Central Africa always whales" and "save the-seals" cam- that protect the body from harmful acknowledge what Is apparent... what Is the present." he said. paigns. Currently there are more than chemicals. They then went to the base He added that his feelings for his family have deepened as well. "My 12 countries with Greenpeace organi- of the sprinklers and turned them off. concept of family changed. The concept of extended family Is strong there... zations, according to Jacksy. By tying bags over the sprinkler family name Is emphasized rather than the Individualism like In the U.S." Greenpeace has Its main office In heads, this prohibited the sprinklers The fact that he had little contact with his own family and friends in the England. This office collaborates with from working even when they were United States increased his longing for home. central offices In Washington D.C. turned back on. Jacksy escaped but Bradford said that he would recommend the Peace Corps to people who and Toronto, allocating "who will do the others Involved were arrested. have the inclination to leave home and live In another culture. what," Jacksy said. While Jacksy admits that Green- peace members "break the law with Phi P»i Raiders Phi P»i Raidert Phi P«l Raidert Phi P«i Raidert Phi Pii Raiders Phi Pti Raiders Phi Psi Raiders regularity." he adds that, "we don't destroy peoples' property, and we only put ourselves In jeopardy." Although he has been jailed twice, The Phi Psi Raiders welcome the he believes that the wrong person was put In jail. "The real criminals are the polluters, who receive no punish- newest Actives to the chapter: ment at all." He went on to add that his only crime was "pointing out that the environment is being violated." Jacksy made an analogy between Congratulations.. • the organization and the rights of women and blacks. Before these two minorities had the right to vote, they Mark Ciriello Tim Maugherman protested by breaking the law. And Bruce Dawson Kenneth Robert Ballway now. as people look back at that time In history, they see the unfairness that Eric Davies James A. Healy prevailed. When future generations look back on pollutions laws, "they Joe Skutt Ken Tietz will seem equally unjust," Jacksy said. Currently Jacksy Is not an active participant In Greenpeace, although his past Includes Informing the media The Brothers welcome the spring pledge class consisting of: on different Issues, participating In protests and climbing and camping out on smokestacks tor up to 3Vt days. Bob Brazofsky Mike Lapham Altor me two semesters that Jacksy has to complete, ha Is unsure what he Ken Faria Scott Larimore will pursue. Greenpeace wants him to oome back. tut. he added. "Individ- Arnoldo Hernandez Mark Pohl uot Involvement Is Important. What Jeff Roberts people de as Individuals 1$ more Important than what Ihey do m a group. You don't need to align your- Phi Pit Raiders PM Pti Raiders PM Psi Raiders Phi Psi Raiders Phi Pti Raider. Phi Pti Roieert Phi PtJ Raider* sett wrrh on aruontkitton to make a positive change." Mdoy/MNVdiv i7, 1987 5 Pacifism seen as sign of strength

Akaha said peace researchers all They think the money should be spent war," Akaha said. "A mother knows by Meg Hanczrlk have basic reasons for studying on feeding the hungry, for economic the value of a child's life and is taught Friday stall reporter peace. One Is that there Is too much development, In education, or In find- to comfort others. Men are taught to unnecessary violence In the world ing new job opportunities for the compete and make the best of the "All we are saying, Is give peace a and too much Injustice which breeds jobless. circumstance for themselves and chance..." That Is what John Lennon violence. Akaha said people may compare then they may share." sang back In 196°. Today people are The University offers courses to stu- still trying to attain the peace so many dents who want to learn more about hoped lor back In the '60s. "More women are opposed to peace. Akaha said peace education should teach a student about every- In the (all, students and (acuity from war. A mother knows the value thing that takes place in the world universities all around Ohio attended of a child's life and Is taught to Including the areas of politics, law, the Peace Studies Consortium ol Ohio sociology and psychology. Colleges and Universities. The Consor- comfort others. Men are taught "A true peace educator sheds light tium Is an annual conference which to compete and make the best on the causes of injustice, violence Was established In 1985 with encour- and war from diverse perspectives of agement and support from the office of the circumstance for them- many fields. He should educate the of the Governor ol Ohio. It Is attended selves and then they may young so they can apply their under- by students and any Individuals Inter- standings to everyday life," he said ested In peace studies. share"— Akaha Students can learn about aggres- The goal ol this consortium, accord- sive behavior In human society and ing to Tsuneo Akaha, assistant profes- what happens In the minds of people, sor of International relations. Is to "There are too many coercive ways pacifism with weakness. "Disarma- and could also study peace and how promote peace education and to settle disputes which can be settled ment shouldn't be thought of as weak. It relates to women, he said. peace studies throughout Ohio. Par- peacefully." Akaha said. Working for peace is more 'manly' "People may be able to learn more ticipants attended workshops and Researchers also believe that too than shooting a gun or supresslng by studying peace and women be- conferences to provide Input In edu- much money Is spent on destructive disadvantaged people. cause women have more peaceful cational efforts for peace. purposes, such as war, Akaha said. "More women are opposed to resolutions to conflicts," Akaha said.

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Racial hang-ups grim reality

There's not a white student union. Why by Christopher Smith can't there |ust be a student union? Friday staff reporter Why do they have to have black fraternities or sororities? Why can't Hearing Paul McCartney harmoniz- there lust be sororities and fraterni- ing with Stevle Wonder a lew years ties? Those kind of internal Institutions ago In "Ebony and Ivory" certainly don't help the situation much," didn't remove all prejudicial atti- Boehm said. tudes. Songs may soothe the savage Both Boehm and Andrade worry soul, but they fall to purge It of racial that the situation may reach the dan- hang-ups. ger point. Andrade explained, "I am sur- Such Is the frustrating reality tor prised that we have not had riots but sophomore ethnic studies major Pam sometimes I think that we are very Boehm. Racial tensions on campus close to a blowup (comparable) to concern Boehm, a member ot the the '60s, if not worse. Sometimes I think Peace Coalition. people are getting better but then... "The problem, I think, between I've thought, we're getting worse. I see blacks and whites on this campus Is the national press, what's happening because they don't Interact, and that In Georgia, In New York City, Cleve- can be because there aren't that land. Now, what's going on? Some- many blacks on the campus. But times It Is the mood ot the nation — there's a lot ot tension there, and conservative, going more conserva- there really shouldn't need to be." tive. Why?" Boehm sold. While the problem constantly pre- Ethnic studies associate professor sents itself, the solution remains hid- Rolando Andrade Is wary of placing den. Adequate education of all the blame on minorities. "Very minorities, Andrade said, is the key. often people think that blacks and He believes that minorities are dis- Hlspanlcs stay away from the main- couraged by teachers early In their stream. I would suggest that that prob- schooling and therefore they are un- lem is not |usl a Hispanic and a black able to smoothly and confidently problem. If the white community does Interact with society. not want to be apart from them, why "We don't want any special tavors, don't they go on and loin them? It's a but sometimes we need to look a little two-way street," Andrade said. bit beyond to see the real nature ot Boehm agreed that the problem these people (minorities). It's not that runs both ways. "II shouldn't have to they're dumb. Minorities have lust as be, 'everyone do this lor us because much Intelligence as anybody else we're black,' attitude. But whites but they lack opportunities... There Is shouldn't leel like they should have to prejudice. I don't think that there's do anything because they're white any question that there is. How are we either," she said. going to solve It?" he asked. Friday photo by Michelle Thomewell Despite the presence of organiza- The solution may be harder to Pam Boehm tions that work lor causes (like the grasp because It Is lodged In peo- Progressive Student Organization, ples' ideals and lacks concrete form. what they are, they're people. They're optimist so I have to say it has to (get Peace Coalition and Women tor Boehm said, "We want to get every- not colors. It's Oust) two people and It belter). It It (the tuture) does not look Women) Boehm said that organiza- body together. I mean, It's such a shouldn't be something that we have optimistic, we are In such big trouble tions are a double-edged sword. stupid thing to want, it you think about to get so frustrated over" that life is not going to be very pleas- "There's a Black Student Union. It, just to have two people talk. That's Andrade added, "I'm an eternal ant." Student defies racism's odds Dlack neighborhood, racism was and their culture were cost aside. "I'm Women," Madden said. "Seeing their by Olanna L. Borsl never discussed. "But I was told to told to shut up and just let things be." strength, their power and together- F rioay reporter never go to certain places In Cleve- Madden said. However, Madden ness, that Is one aspect I grew at — land." Madden said. Since then Mad- wasn't content to let things "be." So feminism," Madden said. President ot the Black Student den said she has realized "racism is when she experienced overt racism This proved especially helpful when Union, political activist, feminist, part- so common It's normal. It's part of from the BGSU Forensic Team she people began to make "crazy, in- time worker, scholarship winner, pub- everyday life for all of u»." again began to question why. sane" statements telling Madden she lic speaker: all ot these titles describe Her first shock of racism came In "I was feeling that being black had couldn't do things because she was a Cassle Madden. And yet they don't. high school. She received an award no significance," Madden said. With woman. "You'd be surprised how The labels may bring to mind much male chauvinism exists around Images of unreasonable angry peo- "You'd be surprised how much male chauvinism exists holding a presidential office on this ple. Then there Is Cassle Madden, campus and being a female and junior interpersonal and public com- around holding a presidential office on this campus and then on top ot that a black lemale," munications major She quietly ex- being a female and then on top ot that a black female" Madden said, chuckling. plains her Identity as a black woman — Madden More controversially. Madden be- In America and discusses racism, gan to support gay rights. "I got to apartheid and politics. No raised fists for her efforts on the debating team. o determined attitude. Madden meet members ot LAGA (Lesbian and for Madden as she represents the BSU, As the award picture was snapped joined the Black Student Union and Gay Alliance) and learned that gay and yet her soft tone conveys the her teammate leaned over and gave ran lor president. "I wanted to make a people are people too," Madden sadness ot racism without anger or her a kiss on the cheek. Then he statement that I'm black and I have a sold. She has found LAGA members bitterness. commented, "My God. I hope my place to go." Madden said. liberal and supportive of black issues However, she firmly states that rac- dad never sees this - he'll kill me." Once In the BSU, Madden learned "They're minorities too In a sense. ism has always been a part of her life, This drove racism home for Madden. a great deal ond her political views They know how this great society can from the ghettos ot east Cleveland to Maddens feeling were hurt and expanded. "First ot all, I met women easily cast someone out who doesn't the Unlvertrty. ©rowing up tf> on aH • she began to osk why block people who participated In Women for SeeBaclsrn page TO Fridov/MMVorv B7,1987 8

Food pantry Crux: invest or divest? provides aid

In companies In South Atrlca. Accord- don't want my University Involved In to needy by Betsy Smith ing to Owlght Burllngame, vice presi- something that supports legal rac- . lu't reporter dent of University Relations, the ism," said Jennifer Flnlay, junior radio- Donations stock shelves investments are made through the /felevlslon/fllm major and member of The Issue ot divestment In U.S. cor- Bowling Green State University Foun- the PSO Beth Cox, senior political porations In South Africa has grown dation. The money Invested does not science/Spanish major, said divest- into a great debate over the entire come from student tuition or fees; It ment is definitely a moral Issue. "It Is country. The problem with the Issue is comes trom private funds. not an economic Issue — we don't by Jenny Hudson that many people do not know what Burllngame said the Idea of divest- need South Africa (financially)," Cox Fridoy reporter divestment means and why people ing Is a complex issue because when said. want U.S. companies to pull out of one supports divestment, does that In these days of skyrocketing food South Africa. mean In the U.S. Treasury as well? "I Burllngame said that it the United prices, It's not always easy to make believe If you hold stock In U.S. Trea- States divests In South Africa, another ends meet. For some people In the U.S. companies, such as the Ford sury, then in fact you have interest In moral Issue may arise. The number of Wood County area, making what's Motor Company and Champion South Africa," Burllngame said. unemployed blacks In South Africa available stretch Is not only difficult, Spark Plug, have Investments and will Increase and their lifestyles could It's almost Impossible. But there Is help factories In South Africa. Because be even more detrimental. available, and It's right here In Bowl- individuals in the United States have According to Burllngame, the edu- ing Green. invested money in these companies, cation levels ot South African blacks The Bowling Green Christian Food they also have investments In South should be improved. He also said that Pantry is an organization located at Atrica. A great concern exists about with high levels of Influence, change 525 Pike St., In the basement of The the effects that U.S. Investments have canbe created. "If we pull out ot Link. As one of at least 15 food pan- on blacks in South Africa. South Africa and take out influence, tries In the Wood County area, the U.S. investments In South Africa and you don't maintain leverage. People Bowling Green Christian Pantry is the their effects have been linked to the could act in a worse manner," Bur- only outlet that serves all of Wood issue ot apartheid, the political sys- llngame said. County, and not just one specific tem of white minority rule over the area, said Barb Applebaum, who has black majority. Racism In South Africa Tim Jurkovac, a sociology teaching been the pantry's director for the past is legal, and the consequences of Friday photo by SIM Schulz fellow and member of the PSO, said It 14 months. crimes and opportunities are different One example Is Huntington Bank. II would be good foreign policy to get According to Applebaum, the for the different races. The color of an citizens Invest In the Huntington Bank, out of South Africa. If there Is a revolu- Bowling Green Christian Food Pantry individual's skin can determine If a they are indirectly Investing In South tion In the country, the black popula- has been In existence since January person lives or dies. Africa. Huntington invests money In tion "will know who their friends ore," 1984 It was an idea developed by the University students and others as Champion Spark Plugs, which in turn Jurkovac said. Bowling Green Ministerial Association well have a general concern about does direct business In South Africa. South Africa is also a good strategic In conjunction with The Link to provide the future and people ot South Africa. Members ot the Progressive Student military area. According to Rev. Bill tood and some paper products to the There are many Ideas that support Organization believe divestment Is a Thompson, associate director ol needy In Wood County. Although It divestment, but In contrast there are moral Issue. The members believe the United Christian Fellowship. "There Is has no formal affiliation with The Link also ideas that state divestment Is word "racism" In the Atrlcan country a real fear of Communist takeover In and The Link charges no rent, the unnecessary. Issues of politics, eco- is too nice a term. If a person is black South Africa. U.S. corporations keep Food Pantry gives The Link a small nomics and morality all play a big In South Africa, he or she is not al- the United States over there." Al- monthly donation for the use of Its role In the decision to divest or not lowed to live In the same city as white though this might be true, Thompson facility, said Applebaum. divest. people. believes It Is an excuse for the compa- The pantry will provide people with The University Is Indirectly Invested "I want pride In my University. I nies and investors to hide behind. See Food page 10

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man race during hostile times. Bob threats to mankind's existence. warn against the detriments ot war. by Jeff Ingle Dylan accomplished the same mes- In the song "Gonna put my face on While Springsteen questions "War, 1-nday reporter sage In his song "Blowln' In the Wind." a Nuclear bomb." Mojo Nixon and what Is it good for ... absolutely In this song. Dylan questions, "How Skid Roper, a current two-man grass- nothing," Olngo Bolngo chants "We People can protest In many differ- many times must the cannon balls fly roots folk-rock duo, Inform listeners ot can blow the whole world apart, but ent ways: rallies, demonstrations, vio- before they're forever banned? ... their protest. Nixon , the duo's singer, we can't do the simple things, like lence and even In song. and, how many years will It fake til'he shouts out his dislikes against nuclear living together." Many people associate protest knows that too many people have buildup in this way: These contemporaries ot protest songs with the sixties. However, what died?" "I don't want to slop llvin' just be- music. |ust like Pete Seeger and Bob many people fall to realize Is that The lyrics of songs like this tell the cause the President's fibbing. I don't Dylan, have made It their point to tell there are words of protest In the songs public that a conscious effort must be want to be murderlzed! Them Wash- listeners of the absurdity of war and Its of many singers now, In 1987. made to stamp out war and destruc- ington D.C. folks must be cooks with Impact on society. tion and that peace must be Instilled all their nukesl Pretty soon we'll all be Pete Seeger reminds us that there is In fhe sixties, the lyrics ot Bob Dylan In the world If the human race Is to vaporized. Well down In Moscow they only, "one blue sky above us, one and Pete Seeger represented a spirit continue. had a pow-wowl They said that the blue ocean lapping on our shore, of rebellion that embodied the civil time was really now for the bombs to one earth so green and round," so unrest and political consciousness of In the eighties, a different array of fill the alrl Them Ruskles must be as shouldn't the world realize what it has, the times. singers have added a new dimension stupid as us. everybody's head is full and plea to the leaders of the world, When Pete Seeger sang of peace behind protest songs. Today's society of pus ..." as Mo|o Nixon does, "Lord Mr. Presi- and love in "If I had a Hammer," he has changed technologically, but Artists as well-known cs pop-maln- dent! Hey Mr. Ruskle Presldentl Don't wanted to make people realize the our problems of war and nuclear streamist Bruce Springsteen, or west be pushing the button, cuz' I don't importance of the survival of the hu- devastation still remain constant coast wonders such as Olngo Bolngo wanna die!"

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Food cont. from page 8 Racism cont. from page 7 come, said Applebaum. lit Into the suggested norm," Madden must become more critical thinkers, lour clays' worth ol food, which is the The shelves In the pantry are said. rlcan Investments) and was told 'No.' equivalent ot three meals pet day pet stocked with such Items as soup, fruit. Since racism is mostly due to We believed this," Madden said. person, accotdlng to Applebaum. vegetables, dry milk, rice, potatoes Ignorance, the BSU encourages ra- "Why didn't we question this?" she This was Initially meant to aid people and other essentials such as toilet cial Interaction. asked, disappointed with this lack of during the period while they were paper and soap. "Those who hate Black Ameri- investigation. applying lor assistance. Once a month, the area cans don't even know them because Madden's interests Include pov- Because ol food shortages, peo- churches supply the pantry with do- if you knew them you could not hate erty and Its connection to politics. ple must be in need ot the lood and nated food items but, according to Idem." Madden said. "We should Rather than welfare Madden advo- they cannot come In more than once Applebaum, this must be supple- share of the differences of our culture cates training and educational pro- every three or lour months, she said. mented by monthly shopping excur- and heritage. II you hear of a black grams and work. She sees the wellare This rationing is necessary since a sions to United Wholesale, a market In party, attend. Sure, when you first get system as "crippling more than any- 1986 summary report showed sharp Toledo, or to Kroger. there, you'll be a minority but that's thing else because It blocks aware- Increases Irom 1985 to 1986 In the During Christmas, Applebaum how we feel every day." ness." number ol meals distributed. For ex- said several University oganlzations Another way to combat racism Is "There could be power within ample, according to the report, In donated tood.These organizations in- to speak out, Madden said. "Some- these ghettos — these people don't June 1985, 773 meals were distrib- clude the Commute! Off-Campus Or- one has to take a stand," she said. So realize the power that they could uted. In June 1986, 4,595 meals were ganization, Alpha Phi Alpha, BG she speaks at rallies and classes have," Madden said. distributed. Marketing Association, Zeta Beta Tau, telling people the truth about racism. "We're too much a part ol each Much ol this Increase was Conklln Hall, McDonald West, PI "Racism is everywhere, In our other. We still have our differences, caused by the larger number of mi- Kappa Alpha and Dunbar Hall. cities. In our town," Madden said. but American Is black and white," she grant workers heading north when There are no regular volunteers Along with speaking out, students said. crops In the South failed, said Apple- at the Bowling Green Christian Food baum. Pantry, said Applebaum, but area The pantry is funded generally by residents Leslie Moore, Bill Brummett area churches, including ones In and George Kolan help In passing Pemberville and Perrysburg. Private out food and fixing the structures at donations are also a source of In- the pantry.

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The current single, "The Boy In the less than fascinating. The combina- lime It Is heard. The music pulls the Paul Simon, Graceland Bubble," is pushed along with a me- tion of Simon's middle ot the road pop listener Into the mix and does not dium-paced groove. The bass gulfar and the South African rhythm and easily let go. Graceland Is a record carries the melody and harmonic blues Is one that works better each that gels better each lime It Is played. by Mark A. Zimmerman structure Is held together by the Friday reporter accordion. Simon describes the pre- sent as the "days of miracles and When the Grammy lor album of the wonder," yet brings up topics such as year was awarded, few people could terrorist bombings, famine and high- choose the winner. Paul Simon tech weapons. In the refrain, he fells walked away from the ceremony with his baby not to cry, but gives no the Grammy for a record that should reason why he should not. be considered "sleeper of the year." The title track will inevitably be the Graceland Is the sort of album that third single. "Graceland" Is the least Is quietly released and sneaks up the characteristic track on the album. charts until a few million copies are The song sounds more American sold. Most people were surprised that than It does African, thanks to a minor the LP was nominated, and practi- chord on guitar, which is very seldom cally all were surprised that It won. heard In South African music. The critics love Graceland and the This song Is allegedly about Elvis' radio Industry is uncommitted. Only Graceland, but the connection Is two singles have gotten considerable tenuous at best. Simon writes. "For airplay. reasons I cannot explain I there's On Graceland. there Is a pleasant some part ol me that wants to see mix of acoustic and electric Instru- / Graceland." He thinks that every- ments. The mix Is generally tight and one will be welcomed at Graceland. accessible. All parts are easily heard Perhaps he Is equating Elvis' home and recognized. with everything else from his past. To Most of the instrumentation was go back would be to make every- recorded In South Africa by black thing simple again. South African musicians. The result is Paul Simon has sometimes (alien South African rhythms and styles Into the trap of being too Intellectual breathing life Into Simon's white- for his own good. At limes, his audi- bread vocals. ence is unable to follow the message The first hit, "You Can Call Me Al," is In his lyrics. a track that Simon calls a "South African funkldance groove." It fea- This Is a problem on Graceland. tures Adrian Belew on the guitar syn- Some tracks border on information thesizer and Paul Simon on the overload, where too much Informa- coolest bass solo since the Rolling tion Is presented too quickly. The Stones' "Jumpin' Jack Flash." The images fly by so quickly that the mind lyrics tell of a man that knows not who Is still digesting the last bit when the he is nor where he Is. He only wants to next arrives. be with someone, and to be called Al. The music on Graceland Is never

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