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BRIEFLY 'Prohibition does not work' Pot CAMPUS Group urges ,&:r4^t$&? Jl advocate Muego named fellow: legalization Benjamin Muego, associate professor arrested for of political science and Faculty Senate secretary, recently was named a fellow at the East-West of marijuana obstruction Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, for the next academic year. by James A. Tinker by James A. Tinker The East-West Center is a public, staff writer staff writer non-profit educational institution established in 1960 as a world center Legalize it. A member of "HEMP Tour '90" was for cultural and technical interchange That's what members of "HEMP arrested Wednesday afternoon for al- between the East and West. Tour '90" want the U.S. government to legedly obstructing official business Muego will be working on a book do with hemp, and Wednesday after- when officers boarded the tour bus about the Philippine military while in noon in front of Moseley Hall they told which was impounded by the police. residency at the center. students why. Paul Troy, of Lexington, Ky., said he During the rally, several speakers was asleep on the bus, parked off cam- Leaders sought: Applications from "Help Eliminate Marijuana Pro- pus, when city police boarded it in or- still are available for Black Student hibition" explained their stances on the der to search for marijuana. Troy Union executive positions. The legalization of hemp/mariiuana protested the search, claiming it was a submission deadline is April 6 and any through statistics and historical infor- BG News/Mark Deckard violation of rights. He was removed interested persons may apply. mation. The activists are scheduled to HEMP (Help Eliminate Marijuana Prohibition) tour coordinator Shan Clark, left, talks to from the bus and taken into custody. Also the Jackson-ToUiver be at Portside in Toledo today with the students about why the tour members favor the legalization of marijuana. Clark cited He was released Wednesday night on scholarship award applications are funkadelic band Red Fly Nation, and uses for marijuana ranging from use as a medicine to use as a fuel as reasons for a $100 bail and a court date has been set available and are due April 13. The in Ann Arbor, Mich., Sunday for the legalizing the drug. for April 4, according to tour coor- award is open to all black students. annual "Hash Bash." dinator Shan Clark. Applications for both are available Wednesday's rally was not intended but when artificial fibers such as nylon prepared text. in the Office of Minority Programs to be a display of civil disobedience, but were invented, big industry pushed to He said marijuana should be Police officials could not be reached and Activities on the third floor of the burning marijuana could be smelled. make hemp illegal, said Ben Masel, legalized and heavily taxed so revenue for comment on the incident. University Union. Hemp, is a tall Asiatic plant with another activist. could be used to help treat drug addicts The bus was later returned and no tough fibers which can be used to make When industry and government and educate people to prevent initial charges for possession of marijuana rope, sailcloth, linen, canvas, fuel and wanted to make hemp illegal, they be- substance abuse. were filed. Activists said the bus was CITY other products. It also can be smoked gan labeling it "marijuana" — an evil "A lot of people are hurting and peo- returned in a disheveled condition and — that's marijuana. plant from Mexico. ple need help from drug addiction, he some hemp legalization literature was "What they ve outlawed is the culti- Masel said the government began is- said. missing. Register to vote: Any Wood vation of a botanical substance," said suing licenses for "legitimate" hemp People diseased with addiction are County resident who would like to be Shan Clark, tour coordinator. production in 1937, but by 1945 no one treated as criminals, rather than re- "It is an absolutely groundless eligible to vote in the May 8 primary Hemp was made illegal in 1937 be- could grow the plant in the United ceiving adequate help, he said. charge and I'm sorry my activist had must register to vote or make a cause of money, but speakers at the States. Only 30 percent of drug czar William to go through this while we were having name/address change by April 9. rally claimed it should become legal Kevin Kraska, junior creative writ- Bennett's budget is earmarked for a successful rally," Clark said. This may be done at the Board of again for economic and social reasons. ing major, was perhaps the most elo- treatment while the rest is aimed at Campus police said they had no prob- Elections office at the Wood County It commonly was used to make cloth- quent of the rally s speakers, wearing a lems regarding the rally or its partici- Courthouse or at the Student Service ing because of its soft, durable fibers, three-piece suit and reading from a D See Hemp, page 3. pants. Building. STATE Day care a possibility Underground Clean air vs. coal: America Newman said day care would help attract students club to seek can have both clean air and coal by Jeremy S. Weber mines and Congress should be able to staff writer and teachers to the University. 1 balance the two, Ohio and West ' 'We ought to have day care to attract the best peo- Virginia miners said Wednesday as ple," he said. "Women and minorities would espe- 'new crowd they rallied at the Capitol to try to put After several delays, day care facilities at the Uni- the brakes on fast-moving versity could become a reality in the near future. cially benefit from it, since they are the people most anti-pollution legislation. Sally Kilmer — chairwoman of last year's Faculty About 500 miners and their families Senate committee to study the need for day care — by Brenda VanSise cheered Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., spoke at Tuesday's meeting in support of a day care "We (Faculty Senate members) city writer as he promised to keep pushing for project. were very much in favor of her financial assistance for miners After brief renovations, a bar featuring live bands thrown out of work by changes in the Kilmer's committee surveyed faculty and students recommendations. I think and progressive music will open this weekend, re- legislation. regarding day care needs and the following was pro- placing Slammers, 153 E. WoosterSt. Byrd said people in western and posed: having a day care system would The Underground, has been remodeled in an effort northeastern states don't make a DA day care facility for children of students and send a message to the world and to attract a new" type of audience to the bar, ac- connection between the electricity faculty by August, 1990. cording to co-owner Rob Montgomery. that powers their televisions and D Capability of serving 100 children aged one a very good one at that." "Slammers was a bar catering to the younger stu- microwave ovens and the month to 12 years. dents — more of a 'disco' type of bar," Montgomery Appalachians who mine the coal for [Hours ranging between 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., said. "We are going to try to attract a crowd that is that electricity. with a trial semester of extended hours between 5:30 -David Newman, Faculty Senate interested in original rock 'n' roll, as well as progres- "That electricity comes from the and9:30p.m. sive music." sweat of your brow," said Byrd, who DA child-care staff with a ratio of at least two full- Chairman The Underground will feature live bands every said during his tenure as majority time employees for each part-time worker. Wednesday through Saturday and Montgomery said leader he made sure no clean-air ^Additional study to determine the need for day he hopes this will give local bands the opportunity to legislation came before the Senate. care at Firelands campus. in need of it." be exposed to the community. Kilmer said she is unsure how the presentation was An action committee will be formed to study such Wednesday nights will be "classic rock" night: received by the faculty members. questions as cost, Newman said, adding Kilmer Thursday through Saturday will feature "original "I left right after the presentation, so I'm not sure probably will be the chairwoman of that committee. rock" nights. The rest of the week will be devoted to NATION what they thought of it, she said. "It's really up to progressive style music. the senate or the (University) president whether or A preliminary estimate on the cost of establishing "The only other bar in Bowling Green that caters not to take action on it." a day care center is about $100,000. to the progressive crowd is Uptown, on Tuesday Refugees denied David Newman, Faculty Senate chairman and nights, Montgomery said. "We want to cater to asylum: The United States has Harold Lunde, senate vice chairman, have both gone Kilmer also has spoken to the administrative staff progressives throughout the week." routinely denied asylum to refugees on record as supporting University-sponsored day council committee and the classified staff council The Underground also will feature a wider variety from oppression in countries it care. committee about the committee's recommendations, of drinks than Slammers, he said. They will offer considers friendly, while granting which she said were originally written in December. asylum to those fleeing Communist premium beers and a variety of mixed drinks. governments, Amnesty International "We (Faculty Senate members) were very much This weekend a progressive/funk band, Big Hunk and congressional critics charged in favor of her recommendations," Newman said. "I "If anyone is interested. I'd be glad to meet with of Cheese, will play for the grand opening at the Un- think having a day care system would send a mes- them," she said. "Hopefully, we can get some action derground. Iron Wood, a classic rock band, will be Wednesday. sage to the world and a very good one at that.'' taken on this." featured next Wednesday. The international human rights organization said from June 1983 to September 1989 only 2 percent of Guatemalans seeking asylum were Whistle keychains Deposits rejected successful. It said the figure for El Salvador was 2.5 percent and for Haiti a little more than 2 percent. House recycling bill says no to bottle returns "The United States government is available next fall slamming the door to its Salvadoran. COLUMBUS (AP) — A recycling bill tainers. Guatemalan and Haitian neighbors,' In an attempt at improving campus cellent plus." that steers clear of deposits on bottles "What they did in the Senate over John Healey, executive director of safety, the Resident Student Associa- The Advisory Committee on General and cans was recommended for pas- there, they took (the House bill) and Amnesty International USA, said at a tion will provide whistle keychains for Fee Allocations, which sets the funding sage by a House panel Wednesday, one added deposits to it. That's what they news conference. on-campus students next fall. for the group, suggested the idea to day after a competing measure propos- have over there. I don't think that's "Other universities who have gotten RSA last year. RSA members are ing deposits emerged from a Senate right," he said in an interview. whistles report that their crime rate researching the idea now and it will be committee. "'The bottom line is the fact there's has gone down significantly," RSA ad- implemented next fall. The House State Government Com- no way in the world I can see this legis- HISTORY viser Mlchele Holt said. "If (the whis- Bachman believes the whistle key- mittee approved the measure on a 12-1, lature ever buying anything that has tles) have increased the safety and re- chains will benefit the students, be bipartisan vote. deposits in it," Quilter said. "There's duced the crime on other campuses, more practical and promote a safer State Rep. Barney Quilter no give and take on that. We just won't On this date: In 1967, a then it's good enough for us." environment. (D-Toledo) said a vote by the full House buy it. I've got 50 sponsors on my bill, University committee selected Previously, the group provided rub- "We are trying to prevent certain on his non-deposit bill was expected and if I ever put deposits in I'll lose Gerald Ford, then Michigan ber keychains printed with the students types of crime, help people be more Thursday. Passage appeared assured two-thirds (of them). representative to Congress, as the hall phone number to students living in aware and to put (the whistles) to good since Quilter already had lined up 50 Committee Chairman William Healy keynote speaker for Greek Week. the residence halls, according to RSA use," Bachman said. co-sponsors in the 99-member cham- (D-Canton) said the measure would Compiled from local and AP President Karri Bachman. Whistles will be distributed during ber. generate $16 million through a »l-per- wire reports Since RSA would buy keychains any- check-in at residence halls and will be Quilter ruled out a compromise over how, she said, the whistles are an "ex- given to male and female students. the issue of deposits on beverage con- a See Recycle, page 3. THE BG NEWS

March t*,19*0 Editorial The BG News -An Independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Beth Church Editor

Amy Burkett Amy Cole Managing Editor Editorial Editor

Christian Thompson Dennis Robaugh Asst. Managing Editor City Editor

Andy Woodard Sports Editor Beam quality TV to Cubans Cuba, the last standing Marxist government in Latin America, is digging in its heels against attack from the U.S. An airwave attack that is. Cuban exiles in Florida are beaming U.S.-sponsored television programming into Cuba on a station called TV Marti. TV Marti is modeled Secrecy causes craziness on Radio Marti, which went on the air in 1985. The only problem is — the current programming If there's one thing that drives pear as concerned about Bush's insisting that a lot goes on in for- would be reached on Tuesday. is idiotic. White House reporters crazy, secrecy as the press. Chances eign policy negotiations, and in The press didn't buy it. Even so, Fidel Castro is not taking too kindly to It's President Bush's insistence are that when Bush hammered debate within his own adminis- "It is not the first time the TV Marti. He calls it American aggression, but in- on conducting aspects of foreign reporters for questioning his tration, "that has to be sorted president's words have seemed ternational agreements do not prevent a country policy in secret. right to keep some cards close to out without the spotlight of the to point in one direction while his They say it forces administra- his vest, a lot of people shouted, news." actions have gone in another," from engaging in television broadcasting to an- tion aides, and the president, to "Right on!" He notes that the opening to said ABC correspondent Brit other country- occasionally give misleading China in 1972 wouldn't have Hume. After Cuban authorities jammed the initial answers to avoid blowing the happened if negotiations had Bush was so taken aback by broadcasts of TV Marti on Tuesday, the State De- cover. been conducted in the public the vehemence in the media partment expressed regret, but said transmissions But no matter how much they News eye. reaction that he displayed a rare carp about secret missions to "There has to be that way," he show of pique, lashing out at re- will continue. China, behind-the-scenes talks said. porters the next day. He said he The Cuban government said it will not stop at on German reunification, reluc- Many reporters remain un- was going to cut down on the jamming the signals if broadcasting continues. Cu- tance to detail efforts to free the Analysis convinced. While they grudg- number of news conferences he ban officials said Cuban exiles in Florida could be- American hostages in Lebanon ingly concede some things di- holds and not be as forthcoming and vagueness on communica- by rectly relating to national secu- with the press. come targets of retaliation. tions with Soviet leader Mikhail rity may be kept under wraps, Possible measures include a suspension of air Gorbachev, Bush shows no sign Richard they said that does not give "We've got a whole new re- and telephone links between the United States and of budging. Benedetto government officials the right to lationship, he said. Cuba — services that exiles heavily depend on to "You've got your job. and that make false statements to the His anger didn't last long. gather news about Cuba and communicate with re- is to find out absolutely every- press, and thereby mislead and Less than 12 hours later, Bush thing you can," Bush said at a guest deceive the public. latives still in their homeland. columnist held another news conference. There also is the possibility that Cuba may try to recent news conference. "But I Some news accounts charged But his view on secrecy was the have mine, and that is to con- Bush was deceptive in a news same. interfere with domestic U.S. stations. Last Friday, duct the foreign policy of this After all, Bush's approval rat- conference last month when Cuba broadcast a radio speech by President Fidel country the way I think best. If ings are running in the 75 per- asked if it was time for the Al- Asked if he knew to what ex- Castro that disrupted stations along the Florida the American people don't like cent range. That's a lot higher lied Powers - France, Great tent the United States and Co- coast and as far away as Nashville, Term. it, I expect they'll get somebody than the marks most people give Britain, the Soviet Union and the lombia were cooperating mili- Castro, trying to stir up popular sentiment else to lake my place." the press. United States - to meet and dis- tarily in the drug tight, Bush re- At a recent speech before fed- So Bush continues on his cuss German reunification. plied, "Yes. I faiow that" against this country, has been warning his coun- eral executives, Bush joked merry way, releasing informa- "No. Not at this time," he re- trymen that, with the U.S. military ouster of Pan- about his running battle with the tion in bits and pieces, hoping to rplied, while adding the idea has A reporter asked if he would ama's Gen. Manuel Noriega, Cuba may be next on press over secrecy. He offered be able to wait until all "Ts" are 'credibility." "share that information. President Bush's agenda. He has said any invading to give his views and then crossed and "Is" are dotted be- A day later, officials from paused. fore going public. those countries announced "No," Bush snapped. "Why force will spill "rivers of blood." "I'd like to," he said, "but For example, he didn't go pub- agreement on a process not, sir?" "Because I don't feel And what capitalist, democratic message did the they're classified." lic with his proposal to cut U.S. whereby reunification talks can like it," be said. "If I shared it United States bombard Cuba with as a prelude to The quip brought much and Soviet troops in Europe to get under way, triggering char- with you, maybe the drug narco- spilling "rivers of blood"? What is America's mes- laughter from the audience of 195,000 each until he secretly ges of deception. trafffckers would find out about sage to the restless Cuban people? With what did government workers, but consulted with the NATO allies Bush denied them, saying it, and I don't want to do that." groans from the reporters. and Gorbachev. things were moving so fast he Richard Benedetto is a writer our freedom-loving country threaten Castro's So far, the public does not ap- Bush defends his secrecy by beleaguered regime? didn't know on Monday a deal lor USA TODAY. A tape from the 1971 Baltimore-Pittsburgh World Series, a mediocre "Kate and Allie" sitcom, cheesy MTV videos and an ever-informative travelogue about New Mexico — a place many Cubans proba- bly dream about visiting every day. Parking policies like to lease the building as a tified nor its purpose delineated With these powerful pr tools the U.S. house, they will be told that in the council meeting. The dis- hopes to slowly choke the 1 f e out of Cuban commu- show minority bias there are not enough parking cndminatory nature represents a nism. spaces," said contractor Doug breech in University and city re- The News encourages Valentine. lations on the part of the city. and welcomes any and all With a program selection like that, the Cuban Even the Ward One (campus) gaeat columnists. people are probably drooling with anticipation for To the Editor: "The new policy change now councilman, James Davidson, Please address all «ub- American-style democracy in Cuba. This letter is in response to the requires only minority organiza- recognized the nature of this or- mtartqosto: EaWscWBaWar article concerning biases in the tions ... to be accommodated dinance, yet he too voted for it. Tfce: ' The people in charge of programming should recently adopted parking poli- with one parking space for each This action appears to be not m cies which appeared in the of its members. only a contradiction of his stu- rethink their Mickey Mouse program selection and March 14 edition of The BG dent oriented campaign plat- provide the Cuban people with important and enter- News. After reading the article, form, but more importantly, a taining news — something they haven't had for one question comes imme- "While minorities are not the vote supporting discrimination. aboutlo years — to indicate the benefits of democ- diately to mind; Does the Bowl- only group being affected, the If indeed the planning depart- Correction ing Green City Council reserve planning department is in the ment follows through with its the right to pass legislation that process of making all new hous- proposition to make the ordin- Hopefully, the Cuban people haven't already is discriminatory against a spe- ing a 1-1 ratio for any group or ance apply to everyone, there The NCAA hockey Final been turned off by the television fare served to cific minority group? Upon person." would be no legitimate cause for Four semi-finals this them last week. examination of this issue, the grievance against the parking weekend in Detroit begin discrimination is obvious. For While the council's planning codes. Until such a time, at 5 and 8 p.m., respec- example, what would be the department claims that this leg- however, this action stands as a tively. The championship reaction to this legislation if the islation will be made all- blatant discriminatory stab at is at 2 p.m. Sunday. Incor- The BG News Staff word "minority" were substi- encompassing in the future, for the Greek community. rect times and days were Photo EdHor Greg Horvath Production Sup'r Pa*** MOM tuted for the word "Greek"? the time being it is target solely reported in Tuesday's edi- MarkDeckard Production Sup't Morns Naar Chris Adams, Community Re- AMI photo E«tor Consider these quotes from the at a minority group, Greeks. lations Representative tion of The BG News. AMI Sports Ed»or Charles Ton Production Sup'r Becky Nuaabaum article. Another troublesome issue in AM). Sporta Editor Matt Schroder Creel Copy Editor Brand* Young "If I have an apartment build- the matter is the fact that the Terry MlcheUtcb, IFC Presi- V*e Editor Krleten Kwiatkowaki Chief Copy Editor Ivan Grogar ing and a minority group would ordinance was not clearly iden- dent AMI. We* Editor Jamas A THcar Copy EdHora irana Babeaux Friday Magazine Edrtor Chris Oawaon Mohan Banks Matthaw Oanaman Green Harvest -by Vi I lamor M.Cruz Awl. Friday Edlor Debbie HvpH Jan Batdort •/ John KohMrand Mary namkoastsr SIM Art* Tom Keleey Anthony Bum* ^stt rw\'Hk=^4^ Th* SO Maws la pubeehed daty Tuaaday Hough Friday during tha academe year and L lilted E The Left fain!) waakly during ale aummar saaaKm by tha Board ot Sudani PuMcaHona ot Bowing Green Hi n&

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Campus Life March 29,1990

Students Hemp ' Photochemist D Continued from page 1. law enforcement and building to 'rock' prisons, Kraska said. More money should be spent honored in BG on treatment, he said. "Half of the attendees were Cliff Barrows, the head of for AIDS by Lori Miller Ohio NORML (National Organi- staff wilier former (undergraduate) stu- This weekend a group of Uni- dents of mine or post-doctoral zation for the Reformation of versity students will "rock" for students," Hammond said. Marijuana Laws) agreed with a good cause — to raise money A nationally-known pho- He was awarded the degree Kraska. for AIDS research. tochemist was recently awarded because of his achievements in "I'd rather see people getting The University Activities Or- an honorary degree from the the area of science and his in- help than going to jail," he said. ganization and the American University. volvement with the University, Barrows predicts Foundation for AIDS Research George Green said. hemp/marijuana eventually are sponsoring the first rock-a- Hammond will be legalized. thon where organizations can received an Hammond is presently a help combat the disease. honorary doc- member of the scientific adviso- "In the next couple of years, Organizations participating tor of science ry board for the photochemical we're going to see a complete are required to keep a rocking degree during science center and is a senior turnaround;" he said. chair in motion for the entire a banquet in fellow for the McMaster Insti- Kraska said legalization ad- 18-hour period, according to his honor Sat- &1 tute, she said. vocates come from all walks of Shannon Walker, chairwoman urday night, life including judges, lawyers, for the event. according to Hammond His national accomplishments law enforcement, Republicans, Money for research is raised Pat Green, include serving as foreign secre- Democrats, liberals conserva- through individual members of administrative director of pho- tary for the National Academy tives, the young, the old and organizations collecting dona- tochemical sciences. of Sciences in Washington, D.C. everyone in between. tions. The banquet, sponsored by the and winning the American "Prohibition does not work in Walker said her personal ex- photochemical sciences de- Chemical Society Award — the this country," he said. "It never perience helped spark her inter- partment, included an all-day highest award honored in the has, it doesn't now and it never est in the event. After one of her symposium featuring a presen- chemistry field. will." close friends "revealed him- tation of scientific papers and Jill t t self' to her, she said she became numerous speakers. Hammond became affiliated However, he does not support more aware of the occurrence of Speakers included five "na- with the University after parti- the legalization of all drugs. *4 homosexuality. tionally-known photochemists cipating in many of the science Hard drugs like cocaine and nt "It really shocked me when he who, at one time (during their programs offered here. heroin should not be legalized, MAN;:. *«*' told me he was gay," Walker careers), had been associated he said. said. "I never really thought with Hammond and gone on to He also) gives presentations to Opponents of legalizing about it until he told me." achieve recognition in their various classes while visiting hemp/marijuana often cite Walker said she hopes to fields," Green said. the campus, he said. health reasons. Clark said, but \\ create similar reactions toward he rebutted such claims. AIDS here through the rock-a- Recycle "There's no public health J thon because "I want to let peo- danger tied to marijuana," he Marijuana Missionary BGNews/Brock visnich ple know that AIDS is here and n Continued from page 1. dispose of batteries. And news- said. "There are no known in Ohio and that it is a real prob- ton increase in the surcharge on papers would have to use at deaths from smoking mari- HEMP Tour '90 Coordinator Shan Clark educates a crowd in front lem." all landfill tipping or disposal juana." of Moseley Hall about the tour's efforts to Inform people why mari- One organization participat- least 20 percent recycled paper Yet, two legal drugs — alcohol juana should be legalized. He is in favor of using marijuana- ing in the rock-a-thon is Delta fees. Previous proposals tor a by 1993 and 40 percent by 1995. and tobacco — are responsible generated taxes to fund drug treatment programs. "We have at our Zeta sorority. series of industry tax credits A rival bill was recommended for thousands of deaths annu- fingertips a safe drug, but we also have at our heads a gun " said and incentives were removed 5-4 by the Senate Ways and Clark. DZ President Mary Beck said pending further study. ally, he said. the sorority decided to partici- Means Committee on Tuesday. Bate because the members be- The bill would establish an of- It would require 5-cent deposits Those in attendance generally "Most of all violent crimes are thought allowing hemp produc- fice of Environment Develop- on most regular-sized glass, seemed to be in agreement with eve AIDS awareness is some- ment and Recycling within the alcohol induced. I strongly sup- tion could bring back an entire thing important to the campus. plastic or aluminum containers the activists. port what this guy (Clark) is industry. "We felt it is a good cause and Ohio Department of Develop- and 10 cents for those of 20 oun- saying." "It makes sense (legalizing something our chapter should ment, incorporating staff of the ces or more. "I think it's silly to have mari- Drew Jester, junior political hemp/marijuana) don t you do," she said. existing litter control office in Bottles, cans or cartons could juana a crime," said Dominic science major, said he does not think?" said Chris Larson, the Ohio Department of Natural be redeemed by consumers at Cilli, junior sociology major. smoke marijuana, but he The event begins 8 p.m. Fri- Resources. special vending machines that senior liberal studies major. day in the Student Services Retailers who sell tires would grind up the material for collec- building. be required to accept old ones on tion by recyclers. Interested organizations a one-for-one exchange for dis- Quilter said bottles and cans should contact Walker for more posal. The measure also would make up only about 7 percent of The BG News Classifieds are where it's at! information. require businesses to properly the Utter problem at most.

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It is much easier for people to discuss but they don't know whether it is good to talk stall writer The course will cover topics To enable students, faculty and staff to these issues when they have specific com- about issues and unsure how to act around such as acid rain, waste dis- understand more clearly the kinds of actions ments to react to and many instuctors do not minorities in general. Two Toledo companies a- posal, and nuclear waste. that can be construed as racist, several Uni- have the knowledge to deal with the issues, warded grants to the Univer- Several field trips are also versity organizations have joined to produce she said. So, this tape is an especially good She has had experience with producing sity Environmental Center Silanned, including excursions a videotape on racism. instrument to use, she added. and writing two other educational docu- which will help to reduce reg- o a coal mine and coal wash- Susan Pauly, an assistant professor of According to Bill Thompson of United mentaries dealing with race and cultural di- istration costs for its summer ing plant, Cobb said. ethnic studies who is co-writing the script Chiristian Fellowship and the Human Re- versity, but she said this tape is "less of an workshop. By supporting the program, and serving as one of the interviewers, said lations Committee, one of the sponsors of the intellectual analysis of racism" and more Toledo Edison and Envirc- Envlrosafe hopes to "inspire the tape will include a variety of experiences tape, the videotape will contain responses of geared toward people and "more of a per- safe Services of Ohio, Inc. youths to get involved with of minority e~-.d majority people on campus. students in three areas. sonal interaction tape." granted the center $10,000 to environmental projects," The interviewers will talk with students, It will include several Hispanic, American support a workshop on energy said Jack Hamilton, vice faculty and staff — selected because they Indian, and Afro-American students' expe- Thompson agreed, describing the tape as and environmentally related president of the company. have been in a situation involving racism or riences in the classroom and explore their "not getting at institutionalized racism but issues for a course of social Hamilton said Envirosafe they "feel they have a handle on the situa- relationships to faculty, he said. more of being helpful in "clearing up certain studies and science teachers, has a number of funds avail- tion and can acknowledge differences," ac- In addition, the tape will illustrate these misunderstandings." focusing on the junior high able which they grant to cording to Pauly. students' experiences in residence halls, he level. different Ohio universities to "Individual students on campus do expe- said. Tamara Griffey, a student who is co- The donations will be used support environmental rience prejudice and (liscriminatory ac- Finally, the students' experiences in the producing the videotape with Denise to reduce the costs of the research and environmental tions," she said, adding there is "some ques- city will also be detailed. Kisabeth, also of Channel 27 said the video- course for Northwest Ohio projects. tion" to this and the tape will show this Most people on this campus are aware ra- tape will "primarily create an awareness teachers. Toledo Edison's advisory does happen in Bowling Green." cism does exist and they just need to be (of racism) to incoming freshmen." "The money is for the council sponsors a teacher The videotape is being produced by more educated on the subject and be aware teachers," said Thomas enrichment program "to help WBGU-TV Channel 27 as part of an educa- of how to deal with certain issues, Pauly and Although the conception for the idea ori- Cobb, director of environ- teachers to help energy edu- tional component of closed circuit television. Thompson said. rted last semester. Pauly said most of mental programs. cation in the community," However, the tape will be available for use work has begun this semester and the Originally, the course reg- said Shelly Geis, spokesper- in orientation, ethnic studies and other "Our feeling is that there are a lot of good tape should be completed by the end of the istration fees would be $433, son for Toledo Edison. classes. people on campus and they just need to be semester or shortly thereafter. but with the grants, all but $100 is subsidized, he said. "We hope to help teachers Cobb said the objective of get involved in science," Geis the program is "to highlight said.

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Officers nab smugglers In London Nixon regrets foul language use E stefan walks; 'no paralysis at air LONDON (AP) — Authorities Wednesday arrested two Iraqis and WASHINGTON (AP) — Richard Nixon said a most unfortunate NEW YORK (AP) — Singer Gloria Estefan was up and walking up to five others allegedly involved in an attempt to smuggle nuclear disclosure during Watergate was that he used foul language in the without the aid of crutches or a cane, a week after undergoing sur- detonating devices to Iraq, government sources said. Oval Office. Other presidents also swore, he said, "but none of them gery for spinal injuries suffered when her band bus was hit by a Three people, two of them Iraqis, were arrested by customs offi- had the bad judgment to have it on tape.'* truck on a snowy road. cers at London's Heathrow Airport as a result of the surveillance Most people swear at one time or another, he said, "but since operation, the sources said. One was about to board a flight to Bagh- neither I nor most other presidents had ever used profanity in pub- "She's doing really well," said Evelyn Torres, spokeswoman for dad, they said. lic, millions were shocked. I have heard other presidents use very the Orthopedic Hospital for Joint Diseases. "Her spirits are up, and From British sources, news reports and analysts, It appeared the earthy language in the Oval Office." there's no paralysis at all." devices were American-made and the arrests took place in Britain Nixon said this in "In the Arena," a book summing up his life. The because the devices were being smuggled via Heathrow. seventh book he has published since resigning the presidency in 1974 Torres said Tuesday the 32-year-old singer would spend another Earlier this month, Britain recalled its ambassador from Bagh- is the most personal statement of how he has come to feel at peace five days in the hospital. dad after the Iraqis hanged an Iranian-bom journalist working for a with himself. "Only when you have been in the depths can you truly British newspaper. Iraq accused the journalist, Farzad Bazoft, of appreciate the heights," he said. Estefan, star of the Miami Sound Machine, handed out presents spying. "In the end what matters is that you have always lived life to the sent to her by fans and well wishers to other patients. Asked about Wednesday's arrests, the Home Office said one Iraqi hilt," he writes. "I have won some great victories and suffered some was being deported because of attempted breaches of British laws devastating defeats. But win or lose, I feel fortunate to have come to She suffered two broken vertebrae in the March 21 crash in restricting the export of high technology. that time in life when I can finally enjoy what my Quaker grand- eastern Pennsylvania. A second Iraqi was to have been expelled, but turned out to have mother would have called 'peace at the center.'" British citizenship, it said. Three or four more people were arrested in the London area, they added. At the height of the Watergate scandal, in April 1974, Nixon Presley unveils her new perfume released a 1,300-page volume of transcripts of secretly taped con- The government sources referred first to "nuclear initiators," versation. They were heavily edited to put private comments in the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Priscilla Presley certainly had her mo- later to reusable "nuclear capacitors which are used for detonating most favorable light and are especially remembered for hundreds of ments as the wife of rock 'n' roll king Elvis. Now, she joins the likes nuclear devices." designations, "expletive deleted." of Elizabeth Taylor, Cher, Linda Evans and Julio Iglesias with her own line of perfume. Presley said she has distilled the many facets of her character into "Moments," her own signature fragrance line. "I've been fortunate to have had so many opportunities to express STATE / LOCAL myself, but this has been unlike anything I've done," the former "Dallas" TV star said Tuesday. "Fragrance is so personal and at the same time, so public — you share it with everyone," she added. Columbus may buy empty prison Township government bill refined At $65 a quarter ounce, "Moments" is a blend of cassis, orange flower, ylang-ylang and jonquille, according to a brochure. COLUMBUS (AP) — The House Finance Committee on Wednes- COLUMBUS (AP) — State senators voted Wednesday to retain day recommended passage of a widely-backed bill that would per- gun control as a state prerogative in a bill giving Ohio's 1,300 town- mit the city of Columbus and Franklin County to buy the now-vacant ships the authority to form limited types of self-government. Royko designated 'cheesehead' Ohio State Penitentiary. The 16-2 vote cleared the way for a floor vote in the House Wednes- Sen. Gary Suhadolnik's amendment to a measure that eventually FOND DU LAC, Wis. (AP) —Wisconsin tourism promoters hoping day. passed the Senate 33-0 briefly revived an unresolved debate over gun to curdle the blood of sharp-tongued columnist Mike Royko are sen? Administrative Services Director William Flaherty, who repre- control, producing charges of political posturing in an election year. ing him a cheese carving in his own likeness, designating him an sented Gov. Richard Celeste in talks that led to the bill's introduc- honorary "cheesehead." tion, said the committee made only minor changes. In other business, the Senate — working against an April 1 dead- The 45-pound, 2-foot-tall Cheddar bust, complete with eyeglasses, The chief sponsor, Rep. Michael Stinziano (frColumbus) said the line —unanimously approved a federally required bill establishing is the latest tit-for-tat spat between the Fond du Lac tourist bureau proposal will clear the way for a downtown arena that has been dis- guidelines for Ohio's courts to follow in resolving child support and the acerbic Chicago Tribune writer. It began when the bureau cussed by local officials for the past several years. cases. made fun of Chicago's crime problems and Royko bit back by refer- He predicted the House will act favorably and the Senate will pass ring to Wisconsin residents as "cheeseheads ... content to chomp on it next week, before the Legislature's spring recess. Celeste Is ex- Sen. Charles Henry (R-Burton) said he expects the House to ac- bratwurst." pected to sign it, Stinziano said. cept Senate amendments, completing passage before lawmakers Royko felt a little yellow behind the ears. "They can do whatever Under the measure, the city and county would have to pay $100,000 adjourn April 5 for a spring recess. they want with their cheese," the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer re- as part of a five-year option on the property. The purchase price torted Tuesday. would be $4.5 million, less than a previous assessment-based price of Ohio faces the possibility of losing about $40 million in federal en- $5.2 million. forcement funds as a result of delays in implementing the new guide- lines. But Henry and others said they were told the funds probably More people* now live in However, the agreement calls for the purchasers to pay interest won't be withheld if the bill becomes law by April 1. have suryived the City of on the $4.5 million until such time as the purchase is completed. Flaherty said the committee adopted a formula that will result in an Suhadolnik (R-Parma Heights) won 21-12 approval of his amend- cancer thap Los Angeles. annual interest rate of about 8 percent, compared with 11 percent ment to a bill allowing voters in townships to adopt limited self rule provided under a formula that the bill contained when Stinziano in- under which they can adopt ordinances that don't conflict with state troduced it. laws or municipal ordinances. 3Uje S<& NeuiB: four source tor campus neuia

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March 2*, lf*0 Siren enforces awareness Campus groups University air horn alerts students of Tornado Safety Week aid BG cleanup drill, but they will have a drill ments during the drill. ing assistant professor in geog- by Heather Ftfty when they return," Dennis said. raphy. staff writer However, officials from the by Marit Henrlkaen checks on the different Many factors can initiate a reporter areas once a week, and the local county office buildings and tornado, but it usually will ac- "Thunderstorms are equated Cip doing the best Job The sounding of the tornado courthouse participated by eva- company a thunderstorm, ac- from cold air on the continent ughout each month will siren at 10:10 a.m. Wednesday cuating to the buildings base- cording to Gerald Mills, a visit- which meets with the warm air Campus organizations are receive "the golden broom a- should have alerted students from the Gulf of Mexico," he ex- continuing to express interest in ward," Schnetzer said — ex- this is Tornado Safety Week. plained. "These then cause the Joining an Undergraduate Stu- Elaining the award is literally a The drill, part of a statewide pressure to build up which dent Government effort to clean room painted gold. tornado drill to make citizens creates the tornado." up Bowling Green. aware of the week Mar. 2&-30, Fourteen groups are now par- ' "The award will be going from was conducted by the Wood Tornado advice Dennis said tornadoes also fol- ticipating in the program which Kup to group," she said. "At County Emergency Manage- low a certain schedule. started in October last year, ac- end of the semester, we will ment Agency under the direc- The chance of a tornado touching down in Wood County is cording to Linda Schnetzer, USG present an award to the best tion of Bud Dennis. very remote, but if one does occur there are some places stu- "They occur most often dur- national, state community af- group throughout the year." "We have given tornado in- dents should avoid, according to Glen Frey, associate profes- ing the months of April to July fairs coordinator. services to schools, nursing sor of geography. between the hours of 2 and 10 "Groups are coming in every Schnetzer hopes the organiza- homes, businesses, and anyone "In all of Wood County, one tornado on the average occurs p.m.," he said. day," Schnetzer said. "I expect tions will continue participating else interested in learning about every two years and in just the city of Bowling Green the to nave 25 groups participating in USG's litter program after tornadoes," Dennis said. "We chance of one happening is one in 1,000," he said. While most seem to follow the by the end of this semester." this semester, and added she are also passing out literature He advised students to go to the inside corners of any sub- schedule, several serious torna- Two to three people from each would like to involve Bowling and we had the statewide tor- stantial building if there is the danger of a tornado. does have not. organization pick up the gar- Green city organizations next nado drill." "Students should avoid Anderson Arena and gymnasiums bage in their area once a week, semester. They also usually receive 100 because when a tornado occurs, there is a lot of pressure built "In 1985, there were about 14 so one person will only have to percent cooperation from the up inside these buildings and this causes the metal sidings to tornadoes around the state, of go once or twiceper semester, "We are also targeting busi- area, he said. tear off and become lethal weapons," he said. these the results were 13 fatali- Schnetzer said. The groups can nesses to sponsor students who "This week we ran into some ties. 200 injuries, and about $45 vary the times and days they are cleaning up the area around problems because some of the "They should stay clear of all doors and windows," Frey million worth of damages," he pick litter. their business," Schnetzer said. local schools are off for Spring said. "When a tornado does take place, these are the first said. "This tornado occurred at "It is not a big commitment," "They could give the students Break, so they could not partici- things to go." 1 p.m. which contradicts the Schnetzer said, "small groups coupons or gifts for making it pate in the statewide tornado schedule." are assigned smaller areas than nice around their businesses. bigger groups, and usually the areas are the size of a block." She hopes the program even- If the members of a group live tually wul stop people from lit- in a certain area or prefer an taring. War game's script rewritten area of the city, they can choose that area, she said, but since the "When students know they or campus is taken care of by the their peers have to pick up the by Judy Keen ten. World events have made the "World events are an incredi- tional politics, like the erosion of University, the areas to choose garbage in an area, they might USAToday-CIN original script unthinkable. ble training aid this year," said communism in Eastern Europe. from are outside campus. just stop throwing things away," At the National Defense Uni- Army Maj. Gen. Gerald Stadler, A USG committee conducts she said. versity at Fort McNair here, war college commandant. i The inevitability of huge WASHINGTON - This May, officers and civilians being The curriculum for 393 stu- cuts in Pentagon spending and National War College students trained as future military, intel- dents in the defense university's U.S. troop strength in Europe were supposed to participate in ligence and policy leaders are two schools - the National War and elsewhere. a war game based on a super- hustling to keep pace with shift- College and Industrial College of The power confrontation in Europe. ing global politics and looming the Armed Forces - is drawn The scenario is being rewrit- Pentagon budget cuts. Adjustments in courses have more from daily newspapers reflected the times: This year, BG News than textbooks these days. Twin war college instructor Stephen forces causing the disruption: Szabo said, 50 students wanted STUDENTS OF THE 90*S ! 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Sports March 29,1990 7 'Bet'UNLV to win BG one football game short 1990 NCAA title Tulsa miscue leaves Falcons looking for another 1990 opponent past the semi-final game. In 1977 and'87 the Rebels were beaten a game shy of the finals by Andy Woodard and I-AA ranks, but has been unable to find tract. The Falcons' final 1989 game — a and the dreams of a national sports editor a replacement. 45-10 loss — was at Tulsa. championship were dashed in "At this time, I doubt that we will find Gregory said he hopes some type of the nation's gambling capital anybody," he said. "And the sad thing settlement will be made between the two But, this year the play of one Bowling Green may not be able to fill the about it is, that was our only home game in schools. He did not know whether that of the nation's best frontcourts vacated spot on its 1990 football schedule, September." would be financial, with a game in the fu- has made the odds of beating athletic director Jack Gregory said. The scheduling error was noticed first ture or in some other way. UNLV almost as large as the This fall on Sept. 15 the Falcons had a Si an Oklahoma reporter who contacted Only the strong remain. bodies that roam the paint. scheduled game with the University of Tu- regory in early December of last year. Meanwhile, Gregory said he will contin- After three weeks of wading The success starts with 6-7 lsa. But due to a mizup in the Tulsa athlet- Gregory then spoke with officials at Tulsa, ue to try to find a replacement into the through the mine fields of upsets junior Larry Johnson, whose ic department, another team was placed who thought the mixup could be corrected. summer. and heartbreaks, four college 20.9 points and 11.2 rebounds per on its schedule in place of Bowling Green. However, in January, the officials told basketball teams embark on game have helped the Rebels to Because the conflict could not be re- him nothing could be done. If no opponent is found, BG's first home their final iourney Saturday as a 33-5 record. solved, the Falcons currently have a game will be Oct. 6 against Ohio Universi- the NCAA Final Four moves its Along with Johnson, 6-10 10-game 1990 schedule. Bowling Green's and Tulsa's university ty. The Falcons open the season Aug. 31 drama to McNichols Sports senior David Butler and 6-7 ex- Gregory said his department has con- lawyers now are dealing with the situation, against the University of Cincinnati at Arena in Denver. Olympian Staeey Augmon help tacted nearly 80 schools in the Division I-A which breached a home-and-home con- Riverfront Stadium. Only Georgia Tech, Nevada- supply the Rebels with depth Las Vegas, Arkansas and Duke down low. Along with Butler's remain in a tournament where physical presence, Augmon expecting the unexpected has gives Tarkanian one of the best become the norm. defensive players and fast break Afterall, who could have anti- finishers in the country. Dixon signs with San Francisco cipated the amazing showing the With this solid frontcourt, Ball State Cardinals had in win- UNLV has been able to win 19 of ning two games — the first time its last 20 games while possess- Ex-Browns corner cites differences with Carson for leaving a Mid-American Conference ing a unique combination of a school had done so—to make running team with a solid front- the "Sweet 16." line. CLEVELAND (AP) - Han- Dixon, who became a Plan B In testing Dixon at safety, Browns go to the Super Bowl I Or how about the Texas But the success in the tourna- ford Dixon, the defensive back free agent when the Browns Carson initially made some think he can lead them there. I Longhorns who came from the ment has been due to the sudden who nicknamed the Cleveland failed to protect him, did not comments to sports writers in- lust think concerning some of 10th seed in the Midwest Region emergence of a backcourt which Browns' defense "The Dawgs," discuss terms of his two-year dicating Dixon may be more his remarks it would nave been to within three points of a Final features Anderson Hunt and said Wednesday he will play the contract. suited to play safety rather than better for him to come to me Four berth? Greg Anthony. Although the Re- next two seasons with the San "My decision to leave the corner. personally instead of me having With all of the upsets and Cin- bels aren't deep at the guard po- Francisco 49ers. Cleveland Browns after nine "Believe it or not, there are to read some things in the derella stories along the way. sition, any type of effectiveness Dixon, 31, a Pro Bowl player years is a business decision, one people who still think I can play paper." the tournament has once again from Hunt and Anthony would after the 1986, 1987 and 1988 brought about when I was corner," Dixon said Wednesday. produced an interesting mix of certainly open up the middle for seasons, was Cleveland's top Elaced on the unprotected list." "I just felt I wasn't needed or Dixon said he was also in- four teams vying for the big the bashers in the lane. draft pick in 1981 out of Southern ixon said. "When the world wanted anymore. I knew I could fluenced by recent Carson prize. On paper this one's for UNLV Mississippi and has been a start- champion San Francisco 49ers still do it and I don't have any- comments that Clayborn would But no club sticks out as the to lose. ing defensive cornerback ever call and tell you that you have a thing to prove. I always thought be given a chance to start at a eventual champion more than And that's exactly what could since. chance to help them win another I would end my career in Cleve- defensive corner. Cleveland's the trash talking, high octane happen because of the style and In comments to reporters Super Bowl, you have to listen." land. I never thought I would other starting cornerback, Runnin' Rebels of Nevada-Las attitude of the Rebels. Wednesday at a suburban Cleve- Carson, who beame Cleve- play for another team. But I was Frank Minnif ield, made the Pro Vegas. For a team that is never short land restaurant, Dixon said he land's head coach last season wrong. Bowl last season. Never before has a team re- on things to say, sometimes the did not see eye-to-eye with after many years in the NFL as presented the city in which it trash talking backfires and ig- Browns coach Bud Carson and a defensive coordinator with "I have nothing against coach "I think when I really decided plays so accurately. nites a team of lesser ability. that Cleveland's recent addition several other teams, made Carson. He's a good football to leave was after they signed In a city where trouble is only Such was the case in the Rebels of Raymond Clayborn, a Dixon a free safety in the coach. I just think that some Clayborn and after certain arti- a spin of the roulette wheel two-point victory over Ball 35-year-old cornerback the New preseason, then moved Dixon things could have been handled cles came out in the paper ... away, the Jerry Tarkanian led State. England Patriots left unprotec- back to his usual corner position differently. I think coach Carson that coach Carson was admitte- Runnin' Rebels have been able Especially against the likes of ted, contributed to his decision before the first regular season is good for the Cleveland dly giving my position to Ray- to endure suspensions for fight- a Georgia Tech — who UNLV to join the 49ers. game. Browns, and if the Cleveland mond Clayborn, Dixon said. ing and academic problems en plays in the semi-finals—it will route to becoming the team be important for the Rebels to favored to win the tournament. concentrate on playing basket- But for Tarkanian to win the ball and not throwing verbals. 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March 2»,1«tO Overholser ends slump, helps BG netters win 8-1 by Jamie Jews improved its overall record to Dickinson had a break point in sports writer 7-9. the 10th game of the third set. "It was a good win. This is a But NKU's Conway won the team that we needed to beat as point and then went on to win the The spring trip to Hilton Head, soundly as possible," head game, and in the process, the set S.C., last week didn't turn out coach Gene Orlando said. and match. the way freshman tennis player In other singles action. Falcon Justin Overholser wanted it to— netter Steve Mudre won his fifth- The Falcon doubles teams he went winless in his six singles straight match, defeating Kevin didn't let the early evening chi- matches. Montgomery at the third spot lly temperatures cool off their But rather than throw in the 6-4, 6-1, while BG's John Green games as the swept the Horse- towel, Overholser persevered cruised past Milan Fiser in first men in straight sets. through practice and into singles 6-3,6-0. Wednesday's match against The No. 1 doubles team of Northern Kentucky at Robert In fourth singles, Falcon Mike Green and Overholser beat Keefe Courts. Hain continued his great play, Montgomery and Gilkey 6-3,6-2. The match, at least score- defeating Doue Gilkey 6-2,6-1 to wise, wasn't much easier than win for the fifth time in his last This was an especially good the ones during break, but the seven outings. win since Overholser had Just result changed. finished his three-set match in Overholser defeated Jeff Freshman Rob Suski, a new singles play without a break be- Euwema 7-5, M, 7-5 at No. 2 sin- entry into the singles lineup, tween matches. gles. The victory was the Fal- blanked NKU's Scott Lute in the cons' fifth of the day and clin- sixth spot 6-1,6-0. Hain and Teets, BG's second ched the team win for BG. The doubles team, defeated Falcons went on to an 8-1 Suski played singles during Euwema and Conway 6-3, 6-4, triumph. the spring nip in Hilton Head while, in third doubles action, and finished with a 2-3 record. Mudre and Dickinson were vic- "He (Euwema) was tough; he torious over Lutz and Fiser 6-2, had a big forehand," said Over- "He was inserted (in order) to 6-2. holser, now 6-18 in singles play. find the combination that will be Courtesy of the Key /Paul Vernon "I was happy to pull out of my best for the team," Orlando said The Falcons' next match is BG's Justin Overholser reaches to return a shot against Northern Kentucky's Jeff Euwema Wednesday at Robert slump and this will help me of Suski's placement in the Tuesday against Michigan State Keefe Courts. Overholser broke out of his slump to post a 7-5, 3-6. 7-5 win. BG won the match 8-1. The Falcons heading into the match with lineup. at East Lansing, Mich. The play again on Tuesday at Michigan State. Michigan State (Tuesday)." match was rescheduled to Tues- BG's Doug Dickinson lost a day from an earlier cancellation Hensley The team victory was BG's close match to Kevin Con way at due to the icy weather condi- Cubs shutout Tribe 1-0 Q Continued from page 7. fifth in its last six matches and fifth singles 6-4,2-6,4-6. tions. MESA, Ariz. (AP) - Chica- in three innings while facing 11 sessing three of the nation's go's Greg Maddux pitched three batters as the Cubs (1-2) won most prolific scoring guards, sparkling innings and Mark their first game of the exhibition UNLV cannot do anything to get Grace drove in the only run as season in the Cactus League. them excited and into the game. HOWARD'S club H the Cubs beat the Cleveland In- Cleveland fell to 0-3. 210 N. MAIN dians 1-0 Wednesday at HoHo- But Tarkanian being the KamPark. Chicago's second baseman mastermind he is, recognized Sandberg. who ended last this fact against Loyola Mary- mount and told his club to quit HANS The Cubs got the only run in season with a 90-game errorless the first inning. After getting a streak, committed his first error talking and start playing. It the Mike Katon Band TAILORING basehit, Jerome Walton tagged of the spring in the fifth inning Rebels remember this formula, Thursday thru Saturday ft up and went to second on Ryne on an easy grounder hit by Tom the national championship will ALTERATIONS Sandberg's deep fly to center Lampkin. come to Vegas. March 29-31 field, went to third on a passed 554 5944 ball and scored on Grace's base Chicago pitchers Jose Nunez You can bet on it 166 S Main hit. and Paul Assenmacher and Don Hensley is a sports writer Cleveland's Greg Swindell all forThe News. 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March 2»,1»*0 Brad Browning behind scenes of BG athletics After associate athlectic director Chuck Nagle by Charles Toll secures a contract with a local business, Brow- assistant sports editor ning's Job is to work out the details in the week leading up to the game, such as program adver- Someone once said it's the little things that count tisements, announcements from the public ad- the most. dress system and electronic message board, park- For Brad Browning, director of marketing and ing passes, and tickets to the game. promotions for the University's athletic depart- So far. football games are the only sporting ment, it's not only the little things he does that events that have been sponsored because they make the difference, but also the big ones. Wn the computer draw the most people. In 1989, the University had For the past three years, the seven major game sponsors for its five games. 28-year-old Loudonville, O.. While Browning has taken on a large role with native has been the man behind game sponsorships, his smaller duties have the scenes for Bowling Green proved irreplaceable. sporting events. His responsibilities include In the summer, which he said is his busiest time promoting athletic events to stu- of year, he works on the plan for the upcoming you need to succeed dents and the community, staff- school session, which includes obtaining adver- ing game personnel and assist- tisers and game sponsors for the football season. ing in finding sponsors for foot- Browning said the fall is also busy due to work- ball games. ingwith game sponsors and game management. After graduating from Capital Browning During the winter sports season, an average University in 1983 with a degree in business and week for Browning will nave him working between physical education. Browning earned his master's 5M0 hours preparing for basketball and hockey in the real world in education from the University in 1984. home games. A year later, he was hired as an intern in the He has to staff the scorers table for games, in- promotions department at the Universtiy of Louis- cluding scoreboard operators, announcer, official ville, where he said he learned the most about big scorer, timekeeper and shot-clock operator. time promotions. Then, he promotes the event to the students and the community by placing advertisements in local "Working in a conference like the Metro gave newspapers and radio stations. Next, he assures and a chance me great experience in promotion of sporting spots in the game programs for advertisements by events," he said. "For two years, we hosted the local businesses. conference basketball tournament and another During the week, he also makes contact with year we hosted the Southeast Regional of the band director, the cheerleaders and pommerettes NCAA tournament." squads and Freddie and Frieda Falcon to discuss After three years at Louisville, Browning re- game day activities. turned to the University to take his present posi- "He has done a great job," Goldstein said. "As to use it there. tion. Since then, he has been an important link in with everybody, the first year is always rough un- the implantation of getting sponsors for football til you learn the ropes. He has come a long way in games. the things he needed to improve on." "Game sponsorships is something that wasn't Browning said he hopes to continue to advance in done when I came here," Browning said. "I'm not his career of business behind athletics. saying I'm totally responsible for it, but (at Louis- "I enjoy my job a lot and it's been a great learn- ville), it was something we did and I liked the idea ing experience," he said. "I want to Keep being It's easy: Just try our Real World Demo on a so well I brought it with me." challenged and continue to learn." Macintosh* computer to enter Apple's Real World Sweepstakes. If you re one of 14 Grand Prize winners, you II get to spend a week this summer at the Astros dump Cincinnati 8-6 organization ofyour choice listed below, where PLANT CITY, Fla. (AP) — for the win. He struck out the time during the spring training you'll see Macintosh computers hard at work. And First baseman Luis Quinones' side in the seventh to preserve lockout looking for someone to when you get home, you can use your own new throwing error allowed the win- the one-run lead. catch him. He d get In his car ning run in the seventh inning □ □ D and drive around Florida in Macintosh SE/30 to write your resume and Wednesday and gave the Hous- Right-hander Rick Mahler search of volunteers. follow-up letters. ton Astros an error-filled 8-6 vic- says he'll ask for a trade If the "I picked on the high schools There will also be 20 First Prize winners who tory over the Cincinnati Reds. Cincinnati Reds move him back and colleges," he saiaT "Basica- Houston (1-3) committed four to the bullpen. lly I'd drive around looking for will receive Macintosh SE computers and 1,000 errors to make all of the Reds' "If I don't start here, hopeful- some sort of baseball going on, Second Prize winners who will get Apple*T-shirts. runs unearned. Cincinnati (1-2) ly there will be an opportunity to and invite myself in. I'd say, committed two errors, including start somewhere else," Mahler 'You guys need a pitcher?' You really can't lose if you come in and get Quinones' errant throw in a two- said. "I feel my best role is as a "I'd start lobbing it. When I'd your hands on a Macintosh today Because once run seventh. starter, and I'm preparing my- et a little loose, Id go through you do, you'll see how easy it is to use and how The game was so ragged that self for it." B gloves one by one. one fan yelled during a lull, ODD The fact that I can throw much one could do for you now. "Overpaid and out of shape!" Jack Armstrong's biggest strikes (in exhibition games) You'll appreciate the value of a Macintosh Glenn Davis hit a two-run concern this winter was finding can be attributed to all the computer after you leave campus and head out homer off Tom Browning and a catcher. bruises and shinburgers that the Ken Caminiti hit a three-run The right-hander spent his kids soaked up for me." into the real world, too. homer off Scott Scudder for a 5-3 But don't take our word for it. Come in and Houston lead in the fourth. But Caminiti gave most of the try a Macintosh and see for yourself. And if you runs back with a throwing error win the Grand Prize, you'll be seeing and a fielding error at third. .t Rooo, s the real world sooner than you think. The Reds scored two runs on one play in the third when Ca- miniti threw wildly to first on a

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MANAGEMENT STUDENT ACTIVISM From the 80s to the Sat April 7 11 00 AM Invitations Due Back far tat SUMMER 1990 BG NEWS EDITOR J52-9302 90's with Alan Canton). Dtrector. Kant May 4 BGSU Intramural Fields TODAY THE BG NEWS FALL 1 »90 BG NEWS EDITOR Canter Tuee Apr! 3. 7:30 p.m . 121 Waal Featuring LOVESTREET If you ere earl motivated, 1090*1 GAVEL EDITOR Hal tor Into 372-8331 Senior Send Off results oriented. you have the potential * Soon byPSO. Soclsl Justice Comm. G.S.S. Only 7days 1*91 KEY EDITOR to ba one ol the highest paid atudenta George ilk )r Apis * AJ are Welcome • 2nd Annual FUl Ultimate Friebee Classic Apr! 5. 7-9 PM 1990-11 MISCELLANY EDITOR on campus. Open to ell majors. Musi have $00 - Third Street Sat April? 11 00 AM Miletl Alumni Canter 1990-91 OBSIDIAN EDITOR own ear. Applications S tob descriptions 1 bdrm t 2 bdrm unll s: Apoikeattona may ba obtained at available: 214 Weat Hall. Daedllne 4/sftM. BGSU Intramural Fields Senior Send Oil fully fumlahed: AC. The BG NEWS office. 214 Wast Hall. Now leasing lor 18BO-199I. LOST «. FOUND Featuring LOVESTREET When: April 5 7-9 PM Deadline: Thura., April 12, 5pm. and summer 1990 for Info. 372-8331 where. Miletl Alumni Canter We're looking lor aggressive college students Convenient -1 res sonabla. Don't treee HI to market new Una of swimsuits and evening FOUND ••Cleaarlng. ATTENTION EARN MONEY TYPING AT Cell 352-49M lpm-10pm Adoption. Happaty married couple of 14 yean. Sponsored by Senior Programming Board wear. Good extra income Cal TODAY (613) Describe S Ckem HOME! 32.000 yr income potential Detail. Wa promlee your chad a loving home and finan- 777-1188. Can Shan. 1-332-5220 (1| 602-836-8885 Ext T 4244 JAY-MAR APARTMENTS cial security Devoted, stay home mom. Caring SORORITY FALL RUSH 2 bdrm. turn/unfurn. AC. aa low aa dad and one big eleter Al medical an d legal ATTENTION EARN MONEY WATCHING TV! INFORMATION NIGHT $440/mo Heat included rates available Ph. LOST expenses paid Cal coked 1 -822-9288 $32,000/yr Income potential. Detaila: FOR SALE I lost my black, learner bound folder before 602-838-8885 Ext TV 4244 354 6036 eprtng break and I'm In trouble If I do not find It Alan Centura. Director. Ken! May 4 Center wil apeak on Student Aclrrlem From the 80s to ATTENTION HIRING! CRUISE SHIP. CASINO. 1 Bundy trumpet $140 00 354-4752 Preferred Properties la now leeeing lor summer The ounlenla include rraac. papers, a book ol and M Piedmont apartments and many of our the 90s'' on Tuaaday April 3 at 7:30 p.m.. 121 1:15 Union Town Sutle HOTEL JOBS! FREE TRAVEL BENEFITS! De- afnnia a smel yeeow scratch pad etc 1.6 cubic loot dorm refrigerator other labnga are avaaable' Al roeidenta receive Weal Hal. Al are welcome. Sponsored by For more Information cal tale 602-838-8865 Ext Y-4244. If you find It PLEASE either eel Matt at $60 00. negotiable a membership to Charrywood llssttti Spa Cal PSO. Social JuetJco Comm and OSS Ann Brogan at 372-2534 372-4341 or leeve It m the BG Newe office In Bartenders A waitresses needed Outgoing, 353-4737. leave message 3529378 VMM Hal Thank You Alpha Gam "Phi Pal friendly personality Fun place to work Start R.O RENTALS 354-8800 Congratulations to Rose OiGugaelmo and Gary SPRING BREAK rnmed. Wa wl train. Apply In parson Wad., 1978 Ford Thunderbird Now kieemg for '90'91 Buckwsz from the University of Toledo on your PICTURE PLACE Thura or Fd. Gamera Lounge 893 S. Main. LOST: yeeow spiral notebook FREE DOUBLES Nice car. wel taken care ol $1200 ' 1 bdrm spts. to 4 bdrm homes recent levelerlng! 669-4413 alter 6 00 PM babeled Greel Ideaa Can 372-8027 If found Lovs. Your AGO listers NEXT DAY SERVICE Detroit area company needs MIS or CS stu- We slow pets $10 00 REWARD STOP BY THE UNION denta for summer Internship Should have com- 1988 BuKk Sommersel pleted junior yaar by thia summer and must THE CLOSING OF THE AMERICAN MIND? Exceaent Condition Loaded $5,500 STAYCLOSEI ALPHA XI DELTA have at least a 3 0 GPA Pays $1600/month. 364-1207 3rd Annual Tricycle Races That's what one writer called n. raraning to For more information atop by 236 Admin or cal Campus Manor Apts 'Free heat 1 Arc Sal MerchSlstaM PM modem American universities 372-2451. •Belcomee Student Services Parking Lot Fight back! SIKmiMUSSOLTD KAPPA SK3MA Open your mind wHh GREAT IDEAS (ASS Good Condition $500 * Walk to campua a stores 200)1 Earn $5.000-15,000 thia eummer Cal 353 9860 'Furnished Watty to help arith: running your own buaineea T A S P. Cal Today 3629302 BETA BOO Readings from the Great Book s mtemstlonal Management Servksee. BETA 500 Branch Management poaltlona available ATARI 2SO0 13 gamse $70. Cal 372-6834 Small diecuBSlon-orlented classes Sublease 1 bdrm apt lor 6 months Summit The Brothers ol Beta Theta Pi ecioaa Michigan S Ohio, particularly m Witting assignments that Couch In excel cond 9ft long by 3 ft wide Terrace Apta Cal 8am 4pm. 352-6591: after wish to thank the Chi-O'e the Toledo SCotumbua areas. encourage your Ideaa Comfortable Makes a great bad $100. CM 5pm. 354-5965 on a grea! spirit raid & s Find out what an education la all about l Cal Gregg Marians at Jon at 353-8033 or leave moasage SETA 500 1-800-543-3792 372-21S1. Sublease May thru Aug 15. 1990 2 bdrm BETA 500 apt dose to campus Quiet 3rd fir. Al cond 1 The Greek C.A.R.E. F.'r Four piece drum sat for $250 00 or beat offer. petkj S200/mo plus else Cal Jon 353-6033 April I, 1980 In City Para Earn up to 14000 for summer Job In lea cream Cal 891 0518. ask lor Chns IM372-2181. BRATHAUS 1:00-5:00 pm parlor In Put-lrvBay. Flexible hours, Iree Gov'i Seized. Surplus Vehictee avaasble from Now 11 lover Don'IMIssHI houalng on Island. Contact Salty Stevens SUMMER RENTALS $1001 Call for immediate inlormation' No cover 41M14-1927 or 2117 SI RL 97. Lexington, Houses, apts rooms. 1-708 742-1142 Ext 1794 Ohio 44*04. Cal 352 7365 The Slaters ol Gamma Phi Beta would eke to BRATHAUS Wntenoo game with "Wreetle Mania" cartridge Nowlllover congratulate Rhonda Kofnk and Chris Shutok on their Gamma Pra-Fljl arvalerlng. EBSCO Telephone Service now raring. Secure Cray used twice - 3 months ok) Make otter Summer rentals Apartments, houses, and No cover 352-4215 summer position by working now Learn a mar- rooras. Cat Carty Rentals. 362-7366 ketable ami $ make money Flexible part-time A RACING BIKE SUMMER SUBLEASE Congraeeatlnna to the foeowng Alpha Xl'a tor TONIGHT fua-bms hours available (16 houra minimum.) OPEN SUNDAYS ll AM-8 PM and every Thursday night 12 speed. Suntour. 2000 Aocuehffl. Index Exceaent location, huge yard lor barbequee and being aetected to become mambara of fha Or- Guaranteed hourly wage Pius dairy bonua ahrftlng. Dla-compe brakes, dual water bottle Brathaua T-ahkl Giveaway pfcrscsl Furn . 2 bdrm. Cal 353-6960 der of Omega: baaed on sales Yaar round employment Join mounts, araya rime 1969 Giant/13000 Wa will give sway Law Hanrangasn Via run. After 4pm tor eppoceeona Interviews 372 1651 Two 2 bdrm. apta. turn & unfum avelebie tor Brathsue T-shirts HaaMaraharl held from 4:15-6:16 Cal lor an appointment Fas A Spring 1990-91 Summer apartments Deborah Palmer Every hart hour 363-6662 113 N Mam SI (next to David a Ratable car. Aektng $450 or beet offer Cal Kan. & unfum. also avaaable VBege Green Gat your tree ticket al the door. 364 4468. Heather Welcrak Dal.) Apartments. Cal anytime 364-3533 Tammy Sharps Stereo components Onkyo 30 watt digital Two bdrm 4 person apts BG APTS 818. Gram farm neede experienced person to oper- receiver $ 1 76 Kenwood double cassette deck 822 2nd St 9 1 12 mo leases 352-7454. Congralulatlona to Kmberty Kane and Andy Va- WANTED ate J 0 Int'l equip for apring 1 summer field $200, Pioneer CD pktyer-$150, two AR 18 Attar 5pm 1 wkends 823-7565 dyak on their Gamma Phi Beta-Delta Tau Daka Female roommate lor Fs» '90 or Spring '91 work Flexible bra Csl only apeakara-$100. two Advenl bookahelf Very large 2 bdrm apt for summer aublssss engagement Good luck! Love your Gemma Phi Columbia Court Apt*. Cel Lynn or Kay 362-7060. epeekera-$150. Panasonic playback VHS Mi N MAIN »BOWLING GREEN Slaters 353 5656. VCR-$50. stereo caomet/gleee doors $40 cloee to campua, furnished w/phone. Cel any- M Cal Tom 4 00 PM 353-6971 time 364-3668. up to 3-person occupancy. VCR$195 Klng-alzed water bed $170 or beel WANT FUN L(VINO?l?l? bv John Bolssy offfera For more Into oU 363-8180 Campua Manor Apta. Fatman 606CtoughSt ■87 Merkur XR4T1 Gsrmsn sports car Free Heel and AJr Oas>sTaMgg Excel cond Red. al options, low mass. auto. 9 mo Mass V/THE FATf-nVKINI SUOOOJ MUST SELL! Aeklng $9750 00 1-424-2044. $695 00 mo ItN TO CRUSH THE CROOK! Summer leeaaa svaasbla iN&'bC THC CIVIC CENTsTkt, ,■-»,.ally , FOR RENT RE. MANAGEMENT -■«c a. b»9 362-9302

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