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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Tumblers to defend MAC title, see page 4 THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 100 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, March 21,1986 House defeats contra aid, 222-210 WASHINGTON (AP) - A sharply di- us victory," he said. House Speaker request last year, but later - after Ni- their doorstep." he said. "And one day O'Neill: "Today, you're wrong, you're vided House, on a 222-210 vote yester- Thomas O'Neill, D-Mass., who ted the caraguan leader Daniel Ortega paid a in the not too distant future that aware- wrong, you're wrong... A month from day, defeated President Reagan's plan opposition, promised an April 15 vote in visit to Moscow - approved $27 million ness will come home to the House of now will be too late because the com- to send $100 million in military aid to the House. in non-lethal aid. Representatives.'' munists are already mobilizing for an Nicaraguan rebels. The dramatic set- The setback for Reagan might be The vote followed two days of often offensive." back followed two weeks of intense temporary since the Senate is sched- SPEAKES SAID Reagan will press bitter debate that ended with O'Neill Although the House vote represented personal lobbying by the president. uler to take up the issue next week. But "again and again until this battle is saying Reagan's plan "takes us further a defeat for Reagan's Nicaraguan pol- Presidential spokesman Larry the vote, nonetheless, represented Rea- won, until freedom is given the chance down the road to a situation where our icy, O'Neill apparently won some last- Speakes said the administration will gan's most serious foreign policy re- that it deserves in Nicaragua ... troops will be involved." minute votes by promising a new round not abandon the fight. 'We're gaining versal in Congress. "The American people have begun to House Minority Leader Bob Michel, of votes on alternative aid proposals on converts, and the next battle will bring Congress initially rejected his aid awaken to the danger emerging on R-Ill., responded to D See AM, page 3. Student Vote praised chapter recognized by committee Group raises awareness on Cental America by Ron Coulter by Jared O. Wadley "Nicaragua: Sandinistas, Con- staff reporter staff reporter tras and U.S." "He gave a personal overview The national Council of Learn- The Social Justice Committee of his trip to Nicaragua in 1964 ing Disabilities has officially received some unexpected news during the elections," Szittai recognized the University's stu- during the national Central said. dent chapter, making it the first American Week. He said Tierney's program nationally sanctioned student The House of Representatives also included a debate about CLD chapter in the nation. voted 222 to 210 yesterday why the should Sarah Harnden, chapter presi- against President Reagan's re- stop aiding the contras. dent and senior special educa- quest for $100 million aid for the Central America: Who is tion major, said the group was contras in Nicaragua. that knocking on our back granted national recognition Brian Szittai, a member of the door?" was the title of the pro- earlier this month at a meeting Social Justice Committee, said gram given Tuesday by Mar- of the CLD in Columbus. he was glad to hear about the cena Kudlinskia, a vote. representative of the Project Harnden said some of the "I'm glad to see Congress Deliverance. ?oals of the student CLD chapter stand up in the name of justice," Szittai said Deliverance is an SCLD) are to get involved with he said. "The battle isn't over organization in central Ohio learning disabled children, es- yet because there will be an- working to help refugees find tablish a liaison with educatio- other vote on April IS. It does, political asylum in Canada. nal organizations outside the however, buy the opposition Political asylum is giving a CLD and talk to teachers who more time." refugee the legal rights of a work in the field of special edu- Szittai said in order to raise citizen in a host country, he said. cation. the consciousness of the Univer- The refugee has the permission Harnden said the SCLD is also sity students, the Social Justice to reside there until the host trying to increase underclass Committee sponsored several country feels that it's safe to membership, raise funds and programs this week celebrating return to his homeland. establish a community out- Central America. "Canada will grant refugees reach. from Central America political The chapter, which was orga- FREE LITERATURE, peti- asylum as well as permanent nized in September, has brought tions and buttons for sale were residence to stay indefinitely," in special education teachers to on display at an information Szittai said. speak to the group, she said. table in the Union Oval through- The Social Justice Committee Harnden said the SCLD will BG News/Jacqule Pearson out the week. set up the "crosses of sorrow benefit the University's special Crosses of hope Szittai said Paul Tierney, and nope" Wednesday in the education program. To demonstrate sorrow toward violence in Central America, Rita Norton, freshman radio/television/film chairman of the Toledo Area Union Oval to commemorate the "The information we gain by major, with the help of three others, hung a banner in the Union Oval yesterday. The banner, surrounded by Committee on Central America, deaths of thousands of Central asking special education teach- one large and several small crosses, read, "We mourn the thousands of lives lost to political violence in started Central American Week Americans who perished as the ers about new teaching methods Central America since 1980 ... We hope for peaceful solutions to the unrest in Central America, a stop to Monday with a presention on result of political violence. O See SCLD, page 3. the killing and respect for human rights." Experts examine Nuclear war called not winnable by Ron Coulter a "nuclear winter," he said. Challenger debris staff reporter Myers said scientists esti- mate that temperatures A nuclear war on even a would decrease 25 to 30 de- 500-pound piece possibly key section small scale would cause se- grees Celsius, freezing fresh vere climatic disturbances water supplies and killing that would plunge the Earth even the heartiest plants. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. the seven crew members. into a "nuclear winter." "Agriculture would come to (AP)-Rocket specialists yes- The USS Preserver continued Thus, there is no such thing as a swift and complete stands- terday began examining a 500- the search yesterday for more a "winnable" nuclear war. till," Myers said. pound piece of debris from one cabin debris and crew remains. according to environmental "Imagine yourself getting of Challenger's booster rockets The shattered cabin was located consultant, Norman Myers. into a refrigerator, closing to determine if it is the key two weeks ago 18 miles north- Myers, who spoke in the the door behind you and stay- section with the joint believed to east of here. 100 feet below the University planetarium this ing in there for three months. have caused the shuttle explo- Atlantic surface. week, has served as a consul- Then, when you get hungry, sion. tant to the U.S. State Depart- you look around and find you Out of deference to the fami- ment and Department of have no food. That's what The broken 4-by-Moot part lies, NASA officials have re- Energy, the World Bank and nuclear winter would be was brought into port along with fused to acknowledge that the Smithsonian Institution. like." two larger booster pieces astronaut remains have been He has written several MYERS SAID some South- Wednesday night by the salvage recovered, but sources close to books, as well as articles for ern hemisphere countries ship Stena Workhorse. the investigation said most of The Times, Na- might be able to maintain Even before the wreckage was the remains are ashore and are tional Geographic, Life mag- enough agriculture to sur- unloaded, experts began study- being examined and identified azine and various vive. ing the smaller piece to try to by pathologists. professional journals. Myers said that world nu- learn if it was part of the left or Myers, a native of England, clear arsenals total 18,000 me- right booster rocket. Officials Five other surface ships and said the conclusion of a panel gatons. One megaton, he said. said that probably could not be two small manned submarines that he attended, which in- equals one million tons of determined until a more thor- continued to hunt for and re- cluded Carl Sagan and Paul TNT, and is equal to 80 Hiro- ough examination was made in a trieve more wreckage in the Erlich, was that "a sizeable shima-sized bombs. hangar. search area which extends from nuclear exchange could elim- Putting the issue in per- about 15 miles to 50 miles north- inate all life in the northern spective, he said that even a Engineers of the National east of here. hemisphere for environmen- comparatively small nuclear Aeronautics and Space Adminis- tal reasons alone." exchange of 5,000 megatons tration believe the Jan. 28 explo- Lt. Cmdr. Deborah Burnette, THE THRUST of Myers' would equal one Hiroshima sion was triggered by a rupture the Navy spokeswoman for the speech described the possible bomb exploded every second in a joint between the bottom salvage effort, said officials effects that a nuclear ex- for four days. two segments of the right were considering bringing one change would have on the He concluded with several rocket. or two more surface ships to the Earth's climate. points which he said were not Photos taken of the part when scene to assist in investigating Myers said after even a science, but common sense. it was still on the ocean bottom sonar contacts of objects on the small-scale nuclear ex- First, he said, a nuclear disclosed that it includes a fit- sea floor. change, the dust thrown up I war cannot be won. ting that is 19 Inches from the She said more than 500 con- explosions, combined "Even if one side launched Joint where, on the right rocket, tacts that could be shuttle debris the soot from burning cities, a completely successful films showed a black puff of have been made and only about would settle in the Earth's strike and suffered no retalia- smoke on liftoff. Films also 200 had been checked out. stratosphere, where there is tion, within 10 days they showed a plume of Dame from little air movement. would feel the results of their the same area 13 seconds before EACH SUCH contact is This cloud would linger for attack in their own climate. Challenger exploded. checked by submarine or robot 50 to 100 days and would pre- Nuclear war is, inherently submersible to determine if it is vent the sun's rays from and by definition, suicidal," BG News/Jim YouD THE SHUTTLE'S huge exter- a piece of the shuttle and reaching the Earth, creating he said. Norman Myers nal fuel tank exploded, killing whether it is worth retrieving.

1 Editorial BG Newi/Marcfa 21,1986 2

We'll get around to it Bad knee puts foot in mouth Few people would dispute that America is a "Mr. President, this looks like "Mr. President, that manual me, but I'm not sure that I'm nation of procrastinators; too many examples by Mike Royko an old movie script. On the is another old script called fully qualified for a command say this is so. In fact, so many Americans procras- cover page, it says the title is 'Gung Ho Way To Go.'" position." My recent proposal to send 'Nipping the Nips.'" "So it is. Same difference." "Don't be silly. The Duke was tinate that they gladly and openly celebrate a week Patrick Buchanan to Nicaragua 'fet me see. Ah, you're right, "But I've never made a par- a bird colonel. Hank Fonda was set aside for this worthwhile purpose. to help the right-wing contras it is an old movie script. Same achute jump. And with this chro- at least an admiral. Bob overthrow the left-wing Sandi- difference, though. The impor- nic knee..." Mitchum was a one-star gen- Just think of it - seven days of guiltless delay! nistas has struck a responsive tant thing is that in this scene "Nothing to it. Look at this eral. And George C. Scott had Remember the rent payment that was due re- chord in the White House. here, the platoon leader's entire page. All you do is say to the guy four stars when his tanks cently? Well, let the landlord wait. What about that According to a Washington leg is blown off. But that doesn't behind you, 'See you in Berlin, romped across Germany. Say, source who I can identify only as stop him. He just wraps a tourni- Mac' Then you give a thumbs maybe you could wear a pair of car payment? Surely, the bank will understand, Deep Ear, President Reagan quet on it, and leads an attack g), yell 'Geronimo' and jump, pearl-handled pistols like Scott right? After all, you did have the money; you called Buchanan into the Oval hopping on one foot and firing a rarity takes care of the rest. did." simply couldn't will yourself to do what should have Office and the following conver- bazooka with one hand and toss- But try to avoid landing in a been done - settle the debt. sation may or may not have ing grenades with the other, all tree. I saw that happen to Red "Mr. President, as eager as I And don't forget those two late term papers your taken place: while singing the Marine Corps Buttons once. He was a sitting am to take to the jungle and "Patrick, I think this is a good hymn. I auditioned for that role. duck for the S.S.. poor devil." overthrow those tools of the professors warned you to turn in yesterday. Don't idea. Since you're the moving Would have had it, too, if I "Sir, I haven't had any com- Kremlin, those spreaders of the tret about it, however. You have missed the dead- force behind our efforts to over- hadn't developed a painful case bat experience, much as I Marxist plague, those liberal- lines already, so if you hand the papers in a day or a throw the Sandinistas, you of tennis toe while rehearsing yearned for it during Vietnam, loving lackeys of Lenin, I really week later, big deal. The professors understand the should be leading the way." the one-legged hop. But it shows when this knee stopped me from feel that I can be of greater use problems of being a student; they realize that a "Uh, Mr. President, as much what can be done to overcome fighting the red menace." in this struggle with the Sandi- as I would like to get out there in physical adversity." "No problem, Patrick. I can nistas if I remain here and fieht student can sometimes lose track of priorities. And the front lines, I have to remind "Mr. President, sir, I have to arrange with the contras for you in the White House." what's more important anyway - the quality of the ou that I have this bad knee, point out that this was a movie." to get a battlefield commission. "Fight here? You mean the papers or fulfilling some arbitrary deadlines with Bt's the reason I couldn't go to "Same difference. We can ar- Maybe the rank of El Supremo. I Sandinistas have advanced this inferior term papers? Vietnam, as deeply as I yearned range for you to be dropped in by think that's higher than El Con> far? Are they in Virginia? Why to clang the Cong. ' parachute at night. That's the mandante. Or maybe it's the wasn't I told? I left orders that Besides, you would have handed in both papers "The knee should be no prob- way to go. Blacken your face other way around. Either way, in an emergency I should be by now, except for one thing: You were putting a lem, Patrick. Here, read this and always remember to bury you get to ride in a jeep with awakened, regardless of what secret military document, which the chute so the Nazis don't find your own driver." time of the day it is. Or at least premium on quality. Quality doesn't come swiftly, I have been studying for the last it. Look, that's how it's done in "Mr. President, I'm proud Nancy should be told." and what better way to achieve it than through few hours." the military manual." that you have such confidence in "No, Mr. President. I meant Sondering the subject at your favorite watering in the fight against the liberals, ole? the Democrats, The New York While there, you will discuss your ideas with Times. I'll fight with every weapon at my disposal-the fellow procrastinators, and probably pick up a While House leak, the op^d nugget or two that will turn your term papers into page thunder, the speech writ- sparkling diamonds. ing. I'll fight it in the cloakroom None of this is insignificant, and to take a of Congress, the studios of contrary view would be to look atprocrastinators Nightline, the National Press as shallow and immature people. There is an art to Club, wherever the forces of the their seeming madness, which partly explains why enemy are gathered." the finest practitioners revel in their handiwork. "Maybe you're right, Patrick. The News is hardly an exception. To show every- I suppose there is some truth in body on campus how important National Procrasti- the saying: "They also serve, who stay behind at the George- nators Week is, The News felt obliged to discuss the town cocktail parties." subject in print during the designated week, which "Not that I don't want to go. was a fortnight ago. For some reason, though, the But this pesky knee ..." editors never got around to it. "I understand, Patrick. And on your way out, please turn on my VCR and put in the cassette of The Green Berets. Some good military strategy there." "Yes, Mr. President." "And Patrick?" Stop nuke tests "Yes sir?" "You're not limping ..." by Sen. Paul Simon entirely if we will. Royko is a columnist for the Why don't we agree? Why do Chicago Tribune. All of us are somewhat incon- we let the Soviets come off in sistent. world opinion as the peacemak- I support efforts to save the ers on this while we play the role whale or other endangered spe- of villain? cies, but if someone found a way The reason given is that we to rid the earth of cockroaches I want to make sure our nuclear Judged by the company they keep would support that. warheads work. We need to con- I enjoy a hamburger, but kill- tinue to perfect and improve ing a steer is not for me. Yet I them, we are told. kill mosquitoes and flies. I fish, Personally, I'd like to see both too. What makes one and not the the Soviets and the United States by Don Lee ies every week - is produced by things that just don't happen in Danish. The food was brought in other acceptable to me? less sure the hateful things three very harried people (four, many other newsrooms. due course and eaten. The I like the song "White work. I want to see some bar- Atmosphere, so they say, is with me) in a two-room office On the last day of my first waiter then presented the bill. Christmas," but when the Ku riers in the way of perfecting everything. just north of the ConRail cross- summer, I arrived at the office "What is this?" the man de- Klux Klan in Commerce, Ga., and improving them. English professors hammer it ing on Main Street (You can't just in time to be sent to check manded. "I had a coffee and a wants to use it as a theme for a Stopping the testing sould be a into you: look at the thing in the have a small town without a out an auto accident at a suit- Danish, for crying out loud. float in a parade, I bristle. significant step toward control context in which it appears. The Main Street). The stories are ably remote street corner. Since when is that worth I am inconsistent, and I expect of these monsters. dictionary definition is fine, but written in the Swanton office, It must have been the cleanest $37.50?" some inconsistency in govern- Now that we finally have the what matters is the rest of the the photos are developed and the accident in automotive history, The maitre-d' replied, "It's ment, in part because those of us chance to do this, for the first sentence. Sper laid out in another office since the only cars at that inter- not just the food, m 'sieu. Do you in government - and outside of time in U.S. history we have an Face it. Some things just don't miles away, and the paper is section were in more or less see the fancy carpeting? The government - change our minds administration that opposes amount to much by themselves. printed in yet another building perfect running order. tapestries on the wall? The sil- from time to time. We should. such an agreement, while it Like those hotdogs they sell at 100 miles from that one. On the When I returned, my desk was ver service? That all adds to the Sometimes that means growth. mouths pious talk about outlaw- the ball park. I have a theory surface, the paper doesn't look all but invisible under the crepe ambiance. You didn't pay just But there is a gargantuan in- ing all nuclear weapons. about those things. There's just like a whole hell of a lot. paper, balloons and tissue-paper for the coffee and Danish, consistency in an administration I am less interested in pious enough actual meat in one of But those three harried and bows arrayed to mark my re- m'sieu. All the ambiance must that says it supports a remote talk than I am in concrete ac- them to make you want to buy slightly flaky people are my best turn to academia and The BG be paid for, as well." goal of eliminating nuclear tion. It is far worse than idiotic another one. friends in the world. Maybe we News. Editors frown on such The man considered this for a weapons from the face of the not to enter such an agreement Concession-stand hot dogs are didn't write anything worth a practices at some of the more moment. earth, but objects to an immedi- with the Soviets; it is downright part of the atmosphere of the Pulitzer those two summers, prominent rags; here the editor He then plunked a dollar bill ately obtainable goal of stopping dangerous to all of humanity. ball park. If you're like me, you and having the Enterprise on had a hand in the decoration. down on the spotless, starched the testing of all nuclear weap- I'm sure there are environ- can't go to a sporting event my resume isn't going to do a lot No, the Enterprise isn't much linen. ons. mental dangers unknown to all without buying a pseudog. And for any career I might have in of a paper, until you take into "Bring me another coffee and The United States and the of us when we conduct these another one. And another one. I the future (as some of my Yup- account the people who work Danish. I already paid for the Soviet Union agreed to stop underground tests. But the great know those things'11 do me about pie-oriented fellow journalism there. ambiance." above-ground testing in 1963. danger of continuing the tests is as much good as a bun full of students, with their eyes on the Atmosphere is everything. But the United States is that we continue the nuclear ketchup and air. but I have to brie, the BMW ahd I7ie New There's the joke about the guy Lee, a Junior Journalism ma- continuing underground testing. arms race. have one, all right? York Times, are quick to point who went into the fancy restau- jor from Swanton, is editorial There is no question that we can A little inconsistency I can I wouldn't touch them any- out), but we all got away with rant and ordered a coffee and editor of The News. now verify and detect all but the tolerate; I see it in myself. where else. Outside the ball tiniest underground testing the But for an administration to park, they are simply what they Soviets might do. And they nave preach peace and not enter an are: tubes of filler. You don t offered to let us place sensing agreement to stop all nuclear have to hurt the steer very much devices in the Soviet Union to testing is such a gross inconsis- to get that much meat off of it. Letters monitor even the tiny ones. tency that it is beyond my under- Without the crowds and the The Soviets have called off all standing. cheers and the 70-yard touch- down run or the bases-loaded testing for several months and Simon (D-Dl.) is a member of Against apartheid grams will be free and open to all. have said they will stop testing the U.S. Senate. homer, it's just not the same. I worked last summer, and the The movement to fight against anti-apartheid The programs are in commemoration of Dr. summer before that, at my has remained active at the University. So the Martin Luther King's assassination on April 4, hometown newspaper. The Black Student Union, in conjunction with the 1968. On Dec. 10, 1962, King urged all people to African Peoples Association, will sponsor Mr. take an active stand against apartheid. He sug- THE BG NEWS Swanton Enterprise - 2,500 cop- Themba Pinga, a representative of the African gested several actions, which included holding National Congress to the United Nations. Themba gs and demonstrations, urging government a will speak in Bowling Green and Toledo land economic sanctions, not buying South Editor. Geoffrey Barnard Asst Friday Editor Donny Rousn Respond M*« Mclnlyre Chief copy editor Dove Herding i's products and by not trading with or lor Karl Smith Chief copy editor Metafile BWr The BG News editorial ! Bowling Green meeting will be 2:30 p.m. in investing in South Africa. NewsedKv Nancy Boat*** Copy editor Brian Ft Ban page is your campus forum. the Ohio Suite of the Union. The program in Toledo For more information contact me at the Black EdMrtaleditor DonLee Copy editor Oenieee Flecher Letters and guest columns will also be sponsored by the Anti-Apartheid Student Union. CNaf edNortal writerTereea TarsnUno Copy editor Treiror PetWord should be typewritten, dou- Campaign and will be held at 8 p.m. at the Family Carla Bembry Photo ed»or JoePhaHn Copy editor Mary Regan ble-spaced and signed. Your Baptist Church, 1002 W. Bancroft St. The pro- OCMB4725 Aaat photo edKor Max Horvatn Copy acWor Marcaia Grande address and phone number Sports ed»r TomReed Copyedtlor DmaHorwadal must be included. 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by Jeff McSherry senior on the squad. She was •ports reporter "Last year the balance beam was our also a member of the 1985 all- conference team. Winning a championship is best event and we won the MAC because Sophomore Lisa Shulman, always easier than defending of it. This year the beam is our last event who has consistently been the one and Bowling Green's gym- Falcons top all-arounder, will nastics team knows the feeling and we're going to have to finish strong to also figure heavily in her team's well. win." finish. The Falcons, Mid-American WHILE BG will be depending Conference champions last year — Charles Simpson, BG coach on these gymnasts to score well, and winner of the conference the Falcons' conference finish crown three out of the last five may be decided in familiar fash- years, are once again faced with said. "We have to do well in Falcon junior Tiffany Kos- ion. such a challenge. every event, not make any mis- merl, who has been hampered "Last year the balance beam BG travels to Western Michi- takes and hope the other teams by nagging injuries all year, is was our best event and we won gan tomorrow to compete in the commit some errors. also coming off a strong perfor- the the MAC because of it," MAC meet with hopes of coming "WE'RE GOING to be aggres- mance. Simpson said."This year the out on top again. The Falcons, sive in our routines and do the In only the second time this beam is our last event and we're however, are not the favorite to best we can. If we do this we've year she has competed in every going to have to finish strong to win. got a good shot." event in a meet, she record the win. The Falcon tumblers, with a 2- BG, despite its lackluster sea- team's second highest all- Unfortunately for the Falcons, 7 record, have been beset by son, could surpise a few of its around score with a 35.8. Just the beam has been their weakest injuries all year and their team MAC foes. last year she was named to the event this year. BG hopes, how- scores have reflected this prob- According to Simpson, BG is All-MAC team after winning the ever, that they can regain the lem. According to Falcon coach coming off its "best meet of the balance beam with a 9.45, which beam form that made them Charles Simpson, Kent State is year" last weekend against also set a MAC and school re- champions last year. the "odds-on-favorite." Michigan State and Clarion cord. ' 'It's going to be tough for us to State. Despite placing second in The BG tumblers will also be If they do, the Falcons just win ana it's going to take a super the meet, they did have a sea- relying heavily on Shelley Sta- might retain their MAC crown effort on our part," Simpson son-high team score of 174.9. ley, the team captain and only for 1986. Young OSU guards improved COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio State's two THE 6-FOOT Burson, who became Ohio's mistake, it's not the end of the world. His Soung reserve guards have blossomed in the all-time leading high school scorer while biggest problem early in the season was that uckeyes' two National Invitation Tourna- playing for John Glenn High in New Con- be was a perfectionist, that everything he ment college basketball victories. Coach cord, hit three long jump shots at the end of did wrong really ate into him." BG News file photo Eldon Miller says they're a big reason why the first half in Monday night's 71-65 victory The Buckeyes, after ending the season in a Falcon tumbler Ellen DiCola mounts the balance beam to start her his team is one game away from a trip to over Texas. disappointing manner with two straight routine. Coach Simpson said the balance beam could be the key to BG's Madison Square Garden for the tournament "We lost track of him. We didn't do a very defeats and a 14-14 record, have bounced success in the Mid-Americ an Conference meet this weekend. The semifinals. good Job guarding Burson all night long,' back in the NTT to prolong Miller's career in Falcons are defending champs said Texas Coach Bob Weltlich. Columbus. Sophomore Curtis Wilson and freshman Burson had 11 points, one steal and two Miller was fired by OSU Athletic Director Jay Burson are expected to see a lot of assists against the Longhoms. Rick Bay on Feb. 3,but he was recently action again tonight when Ohio State, 16-14, Wilson scored 12 in Ohio State's 65-62 hired by Northern Iowa as head coach. NTU o&Oic-fryout AiatT' hosts Brigham Young, 18-13, in the NIT victory last Friday at Ohio University in an is in the Association of Mid-Continent Uni- quarterfinals. NTT first-round game, then came back with versities, the same as Cleveland State. "Their growth and maturity this year, on a career-high 17 Monday, when he went four The Buckeyes have been led all season by and off the court, I've been very pleased for six from the field and nine for 13 from the 7-0 center Brad Sellers and 6-5 guard Dennis with," said Miller. "They're capable of free throw line. He has combined for 11 Hopson. Both are averaging nearly 20 points making a very, very strong contribution to assists and two steals in the two games. a game while Sellers led the nation in this program. 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by Sue Eberhart Friday reporter damages Imagine being transported back to the 19th century to a place where you are waited on hand by Phip Ross and foot. You wake up to breakfast in bed, are reporter pampered with facials, manicures and body massages and dine by candlelight. Although acid rain won't burn through any There is such a place, the Kerr House, which is umbrellas, the awareness of damage caused by located 15 miles west of Bowling Green in the this problem is growing. Concerned University small town of Grand Rapids. For $1950 a guest can students attended an acid rain conference in enjoy a week at one of the most elite health Chicago earlier this month. There they learned retreats in the country. that Ohio is the largest source of acid rain in the The house itself was built in the early 1880s and nation. has been completely renovated and restored with authentic Victorian decorations and furniture. It The University's Environmental Interest is included in the National Register of Historical Group sent five to the conference that drew 350 Places by the Department of the Interior, and people from 15 states. according to Ted Ligibel, preservation officer The conference, "Acid Rain: Clouds over the from Northwest Ohio, "It is one of the best Midwest, Science and Solutions" was sponsored reproductions of the Victorian period in Ohio." by the National Clean Air Fund on March 6-7. Each one of the house's guest rooms is Kevin Bate, a senior physics major who individually decorated. The children's room attended the conference, said there was more to contains a collection of Steiff bears and China tea the conference than attending the seminars. sets which Laurie Hostetler, Kerr House director, "The conference is not just going to the has collected over the years. The B.F. Ken- seminars, it's getting out and meeting the bedroom is a bit more formal with its deep people who are initiating these types of pro- woodwork and elegant antique wall covering. grams," Bate said. Not only is the atmosphere at the Kerr House unique, but unlike many health spas, the Kerr The scientists who spoke said acid rain in the House accepts no more than eight guests at one Midwest is causing more environmental dam- time, according to Barbara Studer, a permanent age than people realize. Until recently, acid staff member at the Kerr House. "We work with rain was thought to be limited to Northeastern each individual to give them the most complete states and southeastern Canada. But studies care. cited at the conference show significant envi- "We hope to give each guest a program that Friday/Dave Klelmeyer ronmental damage to trees, lakes and buildings they can use so that they have a healthier connected to acid rain in the Midwest. outlook on life," Studer said. "We're finding out that the effects are worse Throughout your week-long stay at the Kerr on us than they are in the Northeast," Bate said. House you will be completely pampered. Rep. Gerry Sikorski (D-Minn.), the keynote According to Hostetler, "The program is speaker, called acid rain the "powderkeg envi- structured to restore your spirits, rejuvinate your ronmental problem of the decade." body and renew your mental well-being." "Every day more than 176,750 tons of sulfur The first step of "restoring your spirits" is (Above) A 100 year-old home in Grand Rapids. dioxide and nitrogen oxide - the equivalent of achieved through a variety of different activities. Ohio now houses a health spa For S1950, the Kerr 4,144 loaded freight cars - are shot into the skies Each morning you begin the day with breakfast in House offers a week-long program of yoga, of America," he said. bed. massages, bodywraps and natural dieting to their After breakfast you attend exercise class elite clientele. (Left) A Kerr Mouse guest receives The pollution begins when nitrogen oxide or consisting of Hatha Yoga, which is a combination a therapeutic massage to relieve tension (photo sulphur dioxide is emitted, primarily from coal- of body appreciation, relaxation techniques, courtesy of the Kerr House). (Below) In the Kerr burning power plants ana autos. The oxides breathing exercises and intensive stretches. House parlor, with its authentic Victorian furni- chemically change into acids and mix with the After the morning exercise, you can sit and ture and original stained glass window, guests can moisture in the atmosphere. The acidic droplets relax in the huge wooden whirlpool which is relax in the evenings to the sound o( harp music. then fall to earth with rain, snow, fog or dry surrounded by plants and wicker lounge chairs. deposits. Prior to precipitation, it can travel Then you will be pampered with a daily massage hundreds of miles with the wind, causing envi- and one or a combination of finger facials, ronmental damage far from its source. European facials, reflexology, body wraps and "It's as simple as the law of physics," herbal wraps. Sikorski said. "What goes up, must come A relaxing afternoon walk along the Maumee down." River gives guests a chance to learn about the surrounding area. A candlelight dinner in the Dr. Orie Loucks, director of the Holcomb formal dining room concludes the day. Research Institute, said the Ohio Valley is "The food and body treatments make it quite receiving the highest total exposure to acid in easy to loose three to eight pounds," according to the U.S. This, they said, is because there are Hostetler. The gourmet menu consists of all fresh, more sources of pollution in the industrialized natural foods - no salt, dyes or preservatives. The Midwest than in New England. average calorie intake is between 750-1000 calories, but specific diets can be adjusted for the Also, Dr. Bonnie Stem, of the Canadian De- individual, Studer said. partment of Health and Welfare, cited studies Evening programs on personality developement that suggest acid rain is causing lung disease in and stress management are scheduled to help certain industrialized communities m Canada. guests learn how to handle tension. Both men and She added that acid rain is a causal element in women, housewives, teachers, doctors, lawyers the leaching of toxic metals from sous into lakes and entertainers visit the house for stress and groundwaters that are potential drinking management, Hostetler said. water supplies. Excessive exposure to such The Kerr House attracts people from all over, metals have been linked to senility, Alzheimer's according to Studer. "Los Angeles, New York, disease and other nervous disorders. North Carolina, Pittsburgh and Chicago are just a few of the locations where guests have traveled Lynne Perkins, Environmental Interest from to enjoy our facility. Group president and sophmore outdoor recre- Advertisements for the Kerr House can be found ation major, said the group will make materials in such nationally acclaimed magazines as Vogue, from the conference available to anyone who Town and Country, and Bazaar. Several P.M. wants to learn more about the topic. Magazine television features have also been done on the facility, Studer said. The group will sponsor the local Earth Day on One recent guest commented, "The Kerr House April 23. Earth Day has been a national environ- is one week I do for myself." For those who are mental awareness event since 1970. It will be both tired of day-to-day pressures in their lives held in the Union Oval and will have exhibits and have the money to spend on themselves, the from various organizations and companies that Kerr House offers an elegant chance to be deal directly with the environment, according pampered. to Perkins. B

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Friday Peter Fellman Janet Ballard, sophomore el- Bob Molyet, junior business edu- Sue Moreland, senior hearing Rick Converse, junior manage- Dan Koppel, sophomore physics Lisa Sperii, sophomore sports ementary education, Haskins: cation major, Fremont: "I have impaired education major, Co- ment information systems ma- major, Madison: "I have a phys- management major, Rocky "I have an exam today in calcu- no money to go to Florida and I lumbus: "I'm staying in Bowl- jor, White ho use: "I have two ics exam today and I'm also River: "I'm trying to get re- lus at 11:30 and then I leave at have too much work to catch up ing Green with my future tests today - management and sitting at the Peace for Central sume material together and I'm 12:31 to go to work." on for the rest of the semester." husband, and I'm going to finish ROTC. I also have to gather America table in the Union waiting for friends to finish a up my plans for my wedding." material for two papers that are Oval." test and then I'm leaving for due after break/ Friday/March 21,1986 6 Get your Oscar predictions here

Ford, Witness; , Priz- Train. Critics Awards. don't think Steve could mind too much. by Ken Zakel e's Honor, James Garner, Murphy's Klaus Maria Brandauer's subtle per- •Best SupportingActress - Margaret Usually the best film winner also Friday reporter Romance; (•) William Hurt, Kiss of the formance as Karen Blizen's philan- Avery, The Color Purple; Oprah Winf- claims the best picture award, though Spider Woman; Jon Voight, Runaway dering hubby in Out of Africa is rey, The Color Purple; (•) Anielica there have been some exceptions. This Director Billy Wilder, instructing his Train. outstanding, and I think he's the best Huston. Prizzi's Honor, Amy Maaigan, year it might be the case, as I think: cameraman on how to shoot a shot: This category looks to be a close race bet to win. Coming a close second is Twice in a Lifetime; Meg Tilly, Agnes will win no matter which "Keep it out of focus, Johnny, I between William Hurt and Jack Nichol- William Hickey, and he's my personal of God. film wins. Huston's career in the mov- wanna win the foreign picture award." son. Hurt again strives for uncanny choice for the award - I'll never get This has generally been a wide open ies has spanned over 45 years - it No matter how silly or flashy or perfection in another challenging role tired of his bizarre performance in category each year, but this year ev- amazes me that he's the same director tacky the show may in Spider Woman. From the elder van- Prizzi's Honor. Don Ameche seems eryone's clamoring that Anjelica Hus- who gave us The Maltese Falcon way be, I still have a strong fondness for the guard comes Jack Nicholson with his next in line as the industry might opt to ton will win. I'm going with the back in 1941. annual showcase of Hollywood talent, offbeat performance as Charlie Par- award him for his long career in the consensus here, especially because of If not Huston, than whatever film elegantly traipsing about in all their tana in Prizzi's Honor. Nicholson movies. the wonderful opportunity that a fa- wins has to be the closest contender, glory. Despite that, "talent" mav be a adapts a accent with amazing •Best Actress - (•) Whoopi Goldberg, ther/daughter combination can each which makes Sydney Pollack next in relative term in some cases (like the clarity and precision. The Color Purple; Anne Bancroft, win awards this year. (Her father is line. Unless of course. Witness wins sincere but dim-witted Boopsie of Agnes of God; Jessica Lange, Sweet Prizzi's Honor director John Huston.) then it goes to Peter Weir ... I think Garry Trudeau's Doonesbury, who felt I'll have to give the edge to Hurt on Dreams; Geraldine Page, A Trip to •Best Director - Hector Babenco, you get the general idea. she deserved an award for her perfor- this; Nicholson has won the Best Actor Bountiful; Meryl Streep, Out of Africa. Kiss of the Spider Woman: Sydney •Best Picture - Kiss of the Spider mance as a grunting cave-woman), it's award in the past, and just two years Pollack. Out of Africa: (•) John Hus- Woman, C)Out of Africa, Prizzi's fun to see a bunch of stars acting ago he captured the Best Supporting Meryl Streep should get her own ton, Prizzi's Honor, Akira Kurosawa, Honor, Witness. (somewhat) like real people, praising Actor. Hurt's critical praise has been category at the Oscars. Each year she Ran; Peter Weir, Witness. This year there were a few more and joking all around. consistent, and it looks as if he'll win an turns in some incredible performance films who could have gained Best Film Oscar for the same role that won him but they can't lust keep giving the My favorite category finds all the nominations, including Gilliam's vi- Many claim the Oscars have grown the Cannes Film Festival Best Actor award to her all the time. This year it's directors of the nominees in the Best sionary Brazil, Woody Allen's bril- into a plodding elephant, as the big Award. between hot newcomer Whoopi Gold- Film category, minus one glaring ex- liantly funny The Purple Rose of Cairo, awards are postponed until the final Harrison Ford has come along well, berg in her first film, and a possible ception. The media has made a big and Ran. minutes of the show, and we're forced and like Hurt, with his nomination he's career recognition nod for Geraldine hullaballoo about Spielberg not getting Out of Africa and Prizzi's Honor are to impatiently wait through outlandish Saining credit for his popular roles in Page. I'll give the edge to Goldberg as I the nomination for his movie, but I'm the best bets to take the award, but music numbers and miniscule awards. le Lucas/Spielberg movies, the chal- think this will be the industry's single really tired of hearing critics, who which will win? Prizzi's Honor won the But it's Hollywood's one truly big night lenging roles he's taken (BladeRunner major category nod to Spielberg's pop- initially complained about the heavy- New York Critics Best Film Award and on television ("the lesser art"), and and Witness), and his longevity in ular movie. handed direction of The Color Purple, took three of the acting categories, but they're entitled to make it as ridicu- smaller parts over the last decade. Then again, if Nicholson wins the are now screaming "Outrage!" Out of Africa seems to me the kind of lously overblown as they want. A little surprising is the absence is best actor award, I think Page will This seems to diminish the others film the Academy favors. It's full of "Enough about the little awards," Hurt's co-star in Spider Woman, Raul capture the best actress award. (I can't nominated, and perhaps a few whiners mood and texture, where Prizzi's you say, "who's going to win the big Julia, who also starred in Compromis- explain it; it's just a feeling I've got.) should look at Spielberg's replacement Honoris a quirky dark comedy. Never- ones?" It seems everyone and their ing Positions. My regret in this category is that in the category. Japanese director theless, it's still going to be a virtual mother gives predictions about the •Best Supporting Actor - Don Kathleen Turner wasn't recognized for Akira Kurosawa has been called the toss-up, and I'm giving the edge to Out Oscars, and I'm not about to go against Ameche, Cocoon; (*) Klaus Maria Prizzi's Honor. Her performance may greatest living director in the world, of Africa. (If Nicholson wins Best Actor the grain. With stars by my choices, Brandauer, Out of Africa; William not have been "showy" enough, but it and at 75-years-old, his sweeping epic and the Hustons win in their categories, here goes: Hickey, Prizzi's Honor, Robert Loggia, was certainly credible, and she won the Ran may be his last effort. 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Winter blues cureable Uneven merge at 'Crossroads' by Ken Zakel Brown to teach him the missing Johnson song if city (Columbus, Ann Arbor or Cincinnati) and Friday reporter by P«MJ Bwn«tr going to a restaurant with your friends. Eugene helps him get home to Mississippi. Friday wporhrr Sane University students have their own way Incorporating the myths of blues legend Robert of getting rid of the "boring gray" syndrome. At this point Crossroads seems to promise a StoofcnUwJio have the blah* may be suffering Johnson into a movie must have been an inspira- good "rites of passage" storyline: Eugene travels Tony Gallo, senior business major said, "I tion to the writer of Crossroads; unfortunately, south to Mississippi with Willie Brown, and it from the "baring gray" syndrome, according put on my Jimmy Buffet tape and think of Walter Hill's film version seems to have lower to Tina Miller, peer consultant at the Student marguerttas and the beach." seems his character will be tested to see if he's as Weilness Center. aspirations than the original idea. Not saying that good as he thinks. Willie constantly tells Eugene "Boring gray" refer* to the rainy and damp Deena Lucci, Junior IPCO major said, "I the script is without its faults - the movie never that it's the "mileage" of living the blues, not just weather so frequently found in Bowling Green. make longdistance phone calls to friends I grows into the "rites of passage" personal growth the ability, that makes great blues musicians. "Since November, the weather has been have not seen in a long time." story it should be. gray. There Is no green outside and the colors Other suggestions by students include giving Unfortunately this never seems to get off the are drab," Miller said. "The weather seems to and receiving backrubs, buying themselves Eugene Martone (Ralph Macchio) is the mm- ground. They go through the appropriate situa- never change and this contributes to people something, playing pool, studying, watching derkmd of Long Island's Julliard Music School, tions, but Eugene isn't willing to learn from these feeling 'Man' right before spring break.* television, renting a VCR and some movies, but his professor thinks his prodigy status is in experiences. Without growth in his character, the daydreaming about summer, having a party, jeopardy, a result of Eugene's fascination with movie fails to build up to its climactic confronta- Some of the warning signs of boring gray are playing euchre and taking a bubble bath. bluesman Robert Johnson and how he gained his tion with the spirits that haunt Willie (he sold his loss of energy, loss of interest in classes, incredible guitar skills. Popular legend has it that soul as well) where Eugene's abilities (and char- boredom and an I-dont-care attitude. Many students suggested doing something Johnson "sold his soul" at the crossroads to be the acter) face their ultimate test. If you have these symptoms, then do some- spontaneous. Their suggestions were turning best blues guitarist. thing different. Miller advises students to make the heat up to 75 degrees and listening to the Ralph Macchio (of The Karate Kid) is miscast a change in their dally routine. "You have to Beach Boys while wearing Hawaiian print The only remnants of Johnson's influence are 29 as "Lightning Boy" Eugene, but the movie proba- push yourself to break away from the shorts, getting "goofy" with your roommates songs he recorded in five sessions (three in bly wouldn't have been made without a name blahs/'she said. "Get up earlier or go to bed by banging pots and pans together while danc- November, 1936, and two in April, 1937). The roots actor in the cast. He doesn't seem as emotionally later.5. ing around the house, renting a hotel room and of rock and blues all trace back to Robert John- attached to his music as you'd assume someone having crazy sex, getting a big sheet of plastic, son; the Rolling Stones' cover version of John- with his abilities would be. Also, I'm perplexed She said she recommends exercising at the five pounds of Crisco and inviting five girls to son's "Love In vain" and Eric Clapton's obsession with the casting of Macchio in an R-ratedtilm; Student Recreation Center because physical the apartment and getting your friends out of with Johnson are well-known examples of the right from the start, they've lost the younger fans activity creates energy. "Jogging, swimming bed in the morning to drink beer. Mississippi Delta bluesman's tremendous influ- who've seen him in his PG movies. and weight lifting are lust a few of the activities If none of these suggestions is appealing, ence. rferadTlfUleraaid. don't worry, boring gray only lasts a few more Hill's indifferent and lazy direction never seems When Milter gets the blahs, she said she likes weeks. Back at Julliard, Eugene jokingly ends a classi- to find the right energy and involvement that to go shopping. "Go to South wyck Mall and look "Boring gray seems to vanish with the arri- cal guitar piece in blues style, but his stuffy would make Crossroads a classy blues parable, at the new spring fashions. val of spring." Miller said. "Spring brings with professor is unamused, insisting Eugene must which is what the storyline's close ties to the "Also tell a friend mat you have the blahs it nice weather and sunshine, which usually have a certain "discipline" with the classics. mythic Robert Johnson demand. because they probably have them also and then makes everyone's spirits change for the better. "Excellence in primitive music is cultural, com- both of you can thmk of a way to rid yourself of ments the prof concerning Eugene's blues fascina- them, "she said. "The only good thing about boring gray is tion. "You (have to be) born to it." On the positive side Crossroads remains loyal to that you can stay inside and study and not feel traditional culture and themes of blues music Other suggestions Miller gives are: going to a like you are missing out on any outdoor activ- The force which propels the story in Crossroads throughout, and if you're a fan of blues music (or movie, play or lecture, taking a road trip to ities because of this stupid weather," Miller maintains that Johnson originally had thirty songs you'd like a crash course on the blues world) you'll somewhere you've never been or to a larger said. to record, and it is this missing thirtieth song find the movie entertaining. Despite its faults I which Eugene wants to find. He seeks out Willie still found Crossroads enjoyable, but its full poten- Brown, a good friend of Johnson's, and convinces tial remains primarily untapped. 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With AT&T, you'll continue to get services like im- 8."Now and Forever (You For instance, with some companies you have to mediate credit for wrong numbers and collect calling. 4 Me)" Anne Murray 9."Sweeter snd Sweeter" spend a certain amount before you qualify for their Arid long distance operators to help you anytime there's The Statler Bros. special volume discounts. With some others, voice a problem on the line. 10."Once in a Blue Moon" quality may vary. So when you're asked to choose a long distance com- Earl Thomas Conley But when you choose AT&T, there won't be any pany, choose AT&T. Because whether you're into Mozart ADULT CONTEMPO- surprises when you move in. You'll get the same high- or metal, quality is the one thing everyone can agree RARY SINGLES quality, trouble-free service you're used to. on. Call 1 800 222-0300 for more information or to l."These Dreams" Heart With calls that sound as close as next door. And choose AT&T. 2."Secret Lovers" Atlantic Starr discounts off our Day Rate on your state-to-state calls. Reach out and touch someone.* 3."Nikita" Elton John 4."Overjoyed" Stevie Won- der 5. "Sara" Starship 6."Tender Love" Force M.D.'s 7."Only One" James Tay- lor AT&T 8."Now and Forever (You & Me)" Anne Murray 9."SUent Running'' Mike k The right choice. the Mechanics ©AW 1986 10."Bop" Dan Seals Classifieds BG News/March 21, ltttfj

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Interested stuoanta may apply today 372-2840 There's a new addrton to through Student Emptoyrnent. 480 Student Needed Ride to Washington DC 2 seata FIRST EDITION Samoa, through March 2t It haa been the greatest 2 years ol my He" Ynu Flexible departure lime Cal 372-7144 or BOB WEEKLEV. Tim Miss anger, lormerty ol Qtemby'e at CAMPUS ft CITY EVENTS wa always hold that sped place In my heart I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 352 5147 Wei help with gas HAPPY BtRTHOAY KIDI YOU FINALLY MADE untmen s a taking epporntmenta now love you very vary much. Mead a taw superstar indrvldueM tor Mfl 1911 CANT WATT TO HELP YOU CELEBRATE Cal 354 1477 Lee Harvey management poafttona Excaaant tnconsj AFRICAN WEEK '86 IP JUST YOU AND ME AND SOME ''PEANUT posalbanes Cal 352 9511 Mon , March 31 2 4pm Inlof national Lounge. BUTTER AND JELLY "I SOUNDS LIKE FUN TO TO THE GREATEST BIG OF LIFE JUNE 411 Soutn Hal Coflaa Moon. Slid* Shoo. MEI NEVER AGAIN SERVICES OFFERED MAYER! Have a GREAT syne in Florida but dont Tnura . Apr 3 8pm. Amani Film Show on wiehee everyone a CLEVELAND AREA STUDENTS LOVE YOU A BUNCH. flees your Little too much! I love ya I 11 man Alrtea-AWcan Artifacts happy t safe Spring Break Summer |ob opportunity at Tangtewood Countnjal an you! Frl. Apr . 4. 7pm. Arrant Panel Discussion Have you special event video Taped Date Par dub Contact JMi Woznak after 3-29-8*1 baa. Formate. Wedtknga. Etc Cal 353 1809 or Alpha Gam love i mine. Sheeey "The Stole of Woman In the Struggle Agalnat Get ready lor USG Elections 218-543-7010 3526429 Curie PM (C G the Fxst] Apartheid." Mark these dates on your calendar Happy 19th Birthday" Wei. what can I say? Sat. Apr 5. 5pm. Amaru African Dinner TO THE THREE LITTLE BAKERS Papers typed on Word processor by English You made it al that way! Through the good Aprl i Rely to meal the candidates (Donatron-13.00) Keynote Speaker Theme JIF F. FRED AND GEORGE Apr! 8- Forum to ask Questions of teacher $1 00 per page tknee and bad-from grades, tomman, to "Dear "Ha)ortty Rule-There Can Be No Com- THE FUZZY NAVELS WERE TO OUR DEUGHT 354-2286 Ola Dad" And. Oh yes. let's not forget those the candidates FOR SALE promiee." TO START OFF OUR WILD AND CRAZY NIGHT heartbreakera whoae names we try so hard to April 9. 10--Elections AS THE BUFFALOES ROLLED IN Don't Mas-Men's Chorus forget But wa survived the many "SWEET USG « the student government PREGNANT? CONCERNS? Free pregnancy OUR HEADS BEGAN TO SPIN 1B71 VW camper van March 31 at 6 p m that begins with you" test Objective Wo Cal now 354-HOPE WILLS" and are standing strong sot-Thanks to 1 WHIPS. CHAINS AND ALL THOSE GAMES 3S2-8817 Returning from Spring Break the laughs and to the fun thai ntvw ends And (4673) Hrs M. Th 12 noon-8pm T.W 10 THESE THREE ANGLES STILL ARENT TAME rickets $4 adults & $2 cheoren ESPECIALLY 10 us BEST FRIENDS1 am 2pm. Sat I 2 noon 2pm NOW WERE DONE WITH THIS RHYME. Tickets available at the door Gel ready to celebrate In FLA' T" Smce you've bean pecked lor five years I 1978 FORD T-BIRD ALTERATIONS a general repair BUT WE HAD A GREAT TIME know you'I have an excalant Uma in Florida note There is an admission charge for Luvya, Ondy AM-FM stereo, air ccrvjittonrng. power steering, THANKS thai concern We apologize for the incorrect IN- Zippers replaced, hamming, ale. Call Feel free to send me e postcard now! Chi heu power brakea. power windows, power seats, MARY BETH ("MICHELLEr | SIDE kshng n the Green AFTER 7 00 p m 353-7592 Robei haul nice Interior, runs wet MUST SELL'! $800 or! Cola an, my love JAMI (••VYrLMA?") Sheet Love. "Scoop" beat offer. Very negotiable' Cal after 10 00 I can t v»at to travel the country with my one and HEATHER ('CaNOYT') YABA DABA DOO p m 352-8230 SCHOLARSHIPS only lover' Look out America hare comae Cat II Sport Management and Recreation majors Ik AVAILABLE tends1! Two motivated WORK ON YOUR TAN DURING SPRING lerealed »i enroftng for praclicums in University P-Ra S135 MILLION- ai fmacial aid went unused last BREAK FOR THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY BALL WANTED rntramurals for Summer 1986 must apply by Fri- Your only love. 1982 Yamaha 850 Special $1300 Back, year Freshmen. Sophomores, ongoing THIS SPECIAL EVENT IS OPEN TO day. Apr. 4 to the IM Otto. 108 Roc Center Tern chrome package, extra clean Cal 353-1025 EVERYONE graduate students, for help cashing m on those before 5 p.m durmg the week, APRS. 19 I lemale roommele to share a two bedroom apt funds, cal Academic Data Services tol tree anytime on the weekends 8 PM TO MIDNIGHT for summer only. Very reasonable Cal soon 1 -800-544-1573. Extension 639. or write Swfrnwaar LENHART GRAND BALLROOM Theresa. 372-4373 LOST & FOUND PO Box 16483. Chattanooga. TN 37416 Baachwear Al 20*011 STUDENT COUPLES--S15. OTHER 1984 CRX at condition. AM-FM cassette, Falcon House COUPLES--S20 1 non smoking male roommate needed for sum cruae control, rear window defog. under- Abortion coating I bodyguard Asking $6796, Loat ID Pam Lieske Reward Please cal 140E Wooster AMY LEMA1TER mer 86 to share 2 bedroom apt Cal Mark Free Pregnancy Test 353-1500 372-4421 Downtown BG Congratulations on winning Maw Northwestern 372-1471 cheap rant! Morning Alter Treatment Ohio! Were so proud of you Beat of Luck in the Center tor Choice Mat Ohio Pageant! FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 STORY. 3 LOST CANNON SURESHOT 35MM CAMERA 151 N Michigan FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED IMMEDIATE- Love, the attters of Alpha Xi BEDROOM. 1 1-2 BATH. FORMAL DINING. MISSING FOR 4 OR 5 WEEKS Toledo Ohio Happy EARLY 21elOebB' LY: ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS FAMILY ROOM. FENCED YARD. 2 CAR PLEASE CALL 354 8570 REWARD (4191255 7769 Since on your BIG DAY REASONABLE RENT CALL 352-7885 OARAGE IN BELLVILLE ASKING $67,900. You w* be Incoherent and away SO Gymnasts I thought I would be right-before vacation, to 352-0711. "Whan the going gen tough,, the TOUGH gal ^responsible male r-mate(s) lor Fal 86 a Spr- wish you wel and say Congratulations" I knew oo4ng"-rlghl7 Lai's show the MAX an are ing '87 Location negotiable Cal alter 5:30. you'd make it without a doubt- cause you're still the bast! Thanks for making my last year Bran 352 1188 Stereo aland, twin mattress with box springs, li- the BEST damn staler that anyone could ever so special Lore, Your Capt ng cabmel Evenings 352 1220 •Ash for" Student m flesperatn need o! garage or car port BUSTER, QINOER, and WCHELE • ATTENTION • I LOVE YOU, Cindy apace for motorcycle Would only be lor re- "The Second Time Around"--The best used fur- Oat peyched for a Spring Break we'll never mainder ol aemealer 372 1150 mure 740 N Enterprtee 352-3925 We are forget!" I can't wall to eee everyone eealn, now accepting furniture for sale on a consign- J.T a PLoa WANT 3 NEW FRIENDS? VCT and Graphics Arts Majors and for a whole week this llmel ment basa. 14" Cheese Pizza-Only »2 75 Love ya tons. Debbie 3 Female Education majors need 1 fun. non- Student Publications will be hiring Phone 352-5475 PS. Lookout Daylona!! smoking, mostly-serious student-type female to li 4 person apt lor 86 87 Cal MeMaVJ lor In- for 1986-87 after Spring Break to 353-7805 J.T. a Pizza Hey "Freddie" FOR RENT * Hands-on experience in production work. 10 Cheese Pizza -Only $.1 76 Here's hoping thai "warm fuzzy Phone 352-5475 feeing" wa return when you come back from * Apply through Student Employment, 460 the beeches of Daylona 2 bedroom apartments on Scott Hamflon. HELP WANTED Summer-Fal rentale Summer Rates' J.T 'a Pizza I'l miaa ya'. 352-5822 Student Services, through TODAY, March 21. French Bread Pizza-Only $1 75 "Drtz" Phone 352-5476 PS You look so pretty in rose! ACTTVmES DIRECTOR NEEDED IN NEED OF A SUMMER JOB? 2 bedroom furniened apartments Wal. than, as Yogi Bear says. "Hay. Hey Its 849 Sixth St. $450-mo pka Wee J.T a Pizza your kicky dayi" 352-9457 between 12-4pm 16" Cheese Pizza-Only S3 75 Your 21 at birthday haa finally arrived I know you'll have a great on*. I'm looking forward to Our campground. Yogi Bear's Jetystone Camp Phono 352-5475 Resort a looking tor 2 creatrve outgoing m Purchase) any 12" or 16" a wild Daylona trip! 2 bedroom furnished apartments Love, dfviduaa to coordinate & direct actrvities for a Summer Leases Only Superb cheese pizza only.. JENNY HORN Your roomie! family camping resort 352-7454 Happy 21st' Lets celebrate in Daytonai LOCATION Aurora, Oh. 5 ml from Sea World Mushroom soup 4 am 7 of Onto a Oasuga Lake Park JOE ENERGY (JRF) Love. Ahaa a Sue Coeage Jr or Sr level prelerred Experience 2 bedroom an the heart of downtown HAVE A GREAT BREAK! I'LL MISS YOU pre! but not a must. Luring facrHtea provided If 352-3445 USG ELECTIONS TONS! I LOVE YOU; MY COCOBEAN! ntereated. send resume to Jetystone Camp Sal 99 ALWAYS, Resort. 3392 SR 82. Mantua. OH 44255 PETITIONS FOP) 1986-87 USG PRES-VP JOANN (KQA) Adjacent campus 1 bedroom apartment S AT LARGE REPRESENTATIVES Area restaurants need Immediate a summer $200 month pka utl & deposit Available May 4 ARE AVAILABLE NOW AND DUE help. Al areas of the restaurant Years lease 352-7505 Ext 280 tfl 5 pm.. KAPPA DELTA Additional Items $1™ MARCH 21 BY 5 PM IN 405 Cal Bob 874-8461 352-3408 eves WISHES EVERYONE A SAFE AND STUDENT SERVICES Bowling Green 352-1539 SPECTACULAR SPRING BREAK GOVERNMENT JOBS $16,040 $59.230-yr •2 BEDROOM FURN > UNFURN.• Now Hiring Cal 1-805-687 6000 E«1 R-9849 •PRIVATE SLEEPING ROOMS' USA eBNNICH AND OREO HAELkPTLE tor current federal ast Major utaeee I Cable TV Fun LaaSaMa WELL IT'S ABOUT TIME. CONGRATULA Ona had Block Oft Campus You cad a great fob si the Chi O Run' Congrats TfOMS ON YOUR KKG-SIGMA CHI PINNING. CALL TOM l:!:i:!:!:l:W^^^ lor finishing In the top percent of the gale Keep NOW YOU GUSS DON'T HAVE TO HIDE IN Student with alula in auditing needed to perform Mon -Frl 7 AM-Noon 352-4673 m up the running! an annual audit lor a amal nonprofit organization THE BUSHES (HA HA) I'M SO HAPPY FOR Second Floor of Post Office Evening & wkend. 352-1800 Love, your Alpha XI Sisters YOU. near campus There wal be compensation USING S C.U. MODEL LEASE 416 West State Street, Room 206 LOVE YOUR ROOMIE, MARIAN Please cal 352 7534 by March 21, 1988 PS. 00 YOU THINK BOO BOOS JEALOUS? Fremont, Ohio 43420 LSAT-MCAT-GMAT-QRE SUMMER EMPLOYMENT NTE-CPA REVIEW-NCLEX-RN Highly responsible ndhndual needed lor kvem CARTY RENTALS KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER MAUREEN chadcare Many positions aval for summer or Apia -Houses-Rooms Resumes & Cover Letters NO 1 H TEST PREPARATION Thanx Best Friend Friday raght was great!' YEAR LONG employment Salary, room 4 Summer Rentals 3 mo leases (419)536-3701 TOLEDO John (tan) board, travel expenses S CT & NYC area Cal Phone 352-7366 Professionally Printed pa I LUV YOU cosset for Into (203) 327-9033 or wrSe Nanny Care. Inc. 93 Hoenea Ave , Darten, CT 06820 Mrcheee Gould. Kathy Retchert. Bubbly Haahml Carty Rentale and Sara Mysrs; NEW WOMEN'S SWIMSUIT SHIPMENT!! SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 2 bdrm. apt for 3-4 students Computerized ' Personal ' Professional Congratulations on being selected as Rho Chi s at the Lifeguards A pool managers Apt lor 1 or 2 atudenta Wal meat you during rush f*EC CENTER PRO SHOP Cleveland area (216)741-9451 1 bdrm. house. 12 mo. lease starting in May (419) 332-8241 Your Alpha XI Delta Sisters Phone 352-7365

You bought the suit lor Ihe Interviews, now Summer help at The Porthole on Kety's island use It again! the 7Slh Anniversary Ball la Positions cooks a waitresses, send resume to CHEAP RENT now leasing for summer or fal April It from I pm lo midnight In the Grand 18771 Thorpe Rd . Chagrin Fata, OH 44022 semester A house across the street from cam- .Classified Information. Ballroom. Student eouplea-115; other pus Cal Tom si 352-8000 oouplee-t20. 0*1 tickets from Mortar Board The BG News Mail-In Form TYPIST-55 00 weekly at home! Information? Mimtira or al 425 Student Sand sen addressed stamped envelope. Can/, 430 Gregory St, Cardmglon. DEADLINE: Two days prior to publication no later than 4 p.m. OH 43315. (The BG News is not responsible lor postal service delays) Efficiency Now Renting for Fal Want lo do something exerting ttas summer? 1 or 2 semester lease, futy lurniahed t and 2 Sad Wel known bar and restaurant on Kety's aland al manes pad including color TV RATES: per ad are 60' per line. $1.80 minifTium. LOFTS are now available toolung lor lul-hme summer bartenders, cooks. with cable $285 month Phone for summer and M semester and wattreitse. Aao looking for 2 people over 354-3182 or 352-1520 Evenings 50' extra per ad lor bold type For more Information cal 21 to operate patio bar-sell serve tos cream Approximately 35-45 spaces per line. Loft Construction shop. Low cost housing available for 352 3838 (9-5. M-F) employees. Sand resumes to Jackie Finger. P O Box 767. Kety'e teand. OH 43438 PREPAYMENT is required lor all non university related business and individuals. Houses A Apia for 86-87 school year Smith Boggs Rentale Office 532 Manvfte, rear 352-9457 between 12 - 4. NOTICE: The BG News will not be responsible lor error due to Illegibility or incomplete information. Please Houaea and Apartments close lo campus for come to 214 West Hall immediately il there is an error in your ad. The BG News will not be DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE summer 1986 and 66-87 school year. Cal responsible lor typographical errors in classified ads for more than two consecutive insertions. Edited by TratW Mkbcl Jiffe 1-267-3341 ACROSS DOWN 39 Canaui t«rr-ar 55 R>v«r at Lags newly decorated 2 BR apartment 1 PlayWl H»ling 1 Senora s abode 40 Scoundrels Florence CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM 5 Otd Glory 2 Touched down 43 Joy 56 Aroma Garage washer-dryer bookings Available Apr*] 9 Vanomoua 3 Cursory look 46 Staler 56 Cattvadral 15Hi $350 -month a utilities *n-*t 4 Gorl gadget 51 Vttw saci-on 514 W Wooster, 364-1763. 14 What young 5 Gf eengr oca* a 52Des.gner 59 Attention Name .Phone #. Gao*ge couKlni ware S*mp»on getters WD 6 Ov-f i«e 53 Tatna unata 61 Adage LUXURY 1 BDRM UPTOWN IMMEDIATE 15 JaHa Of Barrett 7 Actreas Btylf. Address AbOr 62 - Jima SUBLET; HARDWOOO FLOORS. FIREPLACE 10 Uu ■ loom 6 Driving naa-j 54 Stra-gnt 63 Threa. an Tiain 600 SO FT PORCH; $275 354 3283 Social Security # or Account # 17 D»oo*' Dan. 9 Sun ttve day (•cull decor 10 Determines AFTER 5 P.M. (For billing purposes only) 19 Trod m* DOsVds 11 Oaten dessert' PUZZLE: 20 Had a mack 12 Any time 21 Toppa* lor ona 13 Warren Heart, rannn nnnni.i ni'inn Heeded 1 or 2 open minded lemale room- Please print your ad clearly, EXACTLY how you wish it to appear: WAaotn movie males for summer Vary dose to campus. vacationers 16 Sounds toudty nnnn nnnnn nnnn 362-3939 8 am-11 pm. keep trying (Circle words you wish to appear in bold type) 23 Biting inset! 22 Historic 25 Go M>a l-Qfitnmg Alabama city 11(11111 HNI'lll 27 Long'distance 24 Court feature rifiuiinn nnnnnnnn Party Room runrtejW 25 Kand o> wager nnnnn nnnnn rain Cal 352-9378 29 Sma" brook 26 Put *> position nnnn nnnnn nnnn 30 Catcn sagM of trmmm 34 Mo»d forth on th« 26 Act-ess Worm htflH Sublease Meadowvlaw Court Apartment affi- data 29 Lose weight r inn nnnn 35 Cheat* shoo 31 Byroad, m a cksney. unrumahed. $200-month a 1-2 alec purchat* -ay nnnnn unnnnnnnn tic. 362-1196. 36 Storage piaca 32 Kan feature nnn 1 nnnnn nnnn 37 Parfact 33 Wa.ls (ouflty nnnn nnnnn nnnn n u ">ber nnnn nnnnn nnnn SUMMER RENTALS 30 Moiorcyc-a pan a/>i/as 1 $ 2 or lurn apta on 3rd St FREE AIR CON 41 MO-Siure on « IXTtONING. water sewer, etc Reduced rates roaa 1 ■ ■ i i i * " I II VERY REASONABLE. 42 Fa-ry-ta-t ' ' open*. FALL SPRING 86-87 Classification In which you with your ad to appear: 44 Heysaad 1 ' " 2 or urvta al 800 3rd SI a 824 8th St Owner 45 Byan or Taium pays for AC on 3rd St and for water, sewer a 47 Highland dance | - Campus It City Etanta* _ Wanted [ h heat both locations Lararad Openings 40 f wan Lost a Found _ Help Wanted 49 Wand ftorr-M J_ ■ j " Cal 362-6153 days, 362-4966 svea i 71 For Sal* 50 Swaai sun* tv ' - Rides _ ona ■ 1 Sen-vices Otfarad _ For Rant 52 Family member Summer. 316 bedroom house Close to cam- 53 Grab r Lr pus Cal I 287 3341 Personals 56 Lyric poa*n i 1 57 Knock " •Campus/CIfy Event ads are published Ira* of charge for on* day for a non-profit event or meeting only 60 Uncanny f Two bedroom fumahed apta for Fal. 61 Ctvc-aog/apiy 362-2663 for J Dates of Insertion Man to: (On or Off-Campus Mall) poMtoans1 64Ruta i The BO News 65 Mt» s proo-am ThursKi Manor Apartments 214 West Han BGSU 66 Take tan Futy Carpeted. At Conditioned 67 Roeeneor Cable TV. Fumahed Efflcancy a Bowttng Green, Ohio 43403 Bkvnay r Laundry FadBsss Appacetkme for 66 Showed s>gns (Checks payable to The BG News) due* r Summer and Fal St 461 Thursoh Ave Phone: 372-2601 69 Sommars. * i Across from Offenheuer Towers t)s.llu..'- i 352-6436 Total number of days to appear . ISM U 4aerln llan s,»*-.i.