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The list of demands from the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity: • The immediate dismissal ot Briefly Police report challenged Cpl. John Shumaker from the University Police Department tor submitting what the Sigmas Local say is an inaccurate police re- Phi Beta Sigmas dispute account of fights at party port about a Sigma event Grocery cart wars: • The dismissal ot other police by John Kohlstrand and Genora nity members say the report was you don't know about, there is multicultural events and pro- otlicers who contributed to and The University of Toledo Rutherford greatly exaggerated. Garrett something horribly wrong." grams. and Bowling Green cheer- said he doubts the officer even "It's an open record," said Smith-Scott, who helped host approved the police report in leaders put on their running BG News and Obsidian question saw the fight in question, and Roger Dennerll, head of the Uni- the dance, attended a Thursday • A culturally diverse police shoes in a 93-second shop- should never had filed the report. versity police. However, he said, discussion with University police ping spree, co-hosted by "This report was done falsely no report was sent to the national that included Dennerll and Phi department, which reflects the Food Town and 93-Q radio. Upset with a police report they University community, within say is misleading and inflamma- and is an outright lie," Garrett office. "I wouldn't even know Beta Sigma members accompan- one year Both squads were asked to said. where to send it." ied by Jack Taylor, assistant vice run through the aisles and tory, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. has made a list of demands The Sigmas acknowledge that a In the police report, Cpl. Shu- president of multicultural affairs. • The right to choose not to collect as many dollars in fight occurred, but say it was lim- maker said he observed a fist Following the meeting, Garrett merchandise as they could. for the University Police De- hire University security. It secu- partment, including the dismissal ited to two persons, with one man fight between two males. While read a list of demands for the rity will be provided, the Sigmas All groceries were to be receiving Kicks while on the he was breaking up this fight, a police department. donated to charity and the of at least one police officer. want the option ot hiring from an At issue is a police report which ground. larger fight involving at least 30 off-campus security firm squads earned money for The Sigmas say they are upset persons began, according to These include: the immediate their cheerleading funds. detailed a fight at the Aug. 28 'Ice • That a copy of all police re- Breaker' dance hosted by the because they learned about the Shumaker. This fight broke into dismissal of Cpl. Shumaker and ports derived from black greek Sigmas. police version of the report the kitchen area, leading to other officers associated with the events be sent to the organizers State Cpl. John Shumaker, hired by through Sigma national officials. several small fights among eight allegedly misleading report, the of the event within 48 hours so the Sigmas as a security guard, Neither the Bowling Green Sig- to 10 people each, the police said. right to contract outside the Uni- they may be checked for accur- reported that three fights broke mas nor the Bowling Green police Phi Beta Sigma officials say versity for security, a new policy acy. Doctor burned: out at the party including one in- department know how the the officer was not even in the of notifying groups when a police • An immediate letter of apo- A chiropractor from su- volving about 30 students. Two nationals received the report. room at the time of the fight and report is made at their events, logy written by Cpl. Shumaker burban Gahanna and his other officers were eventually "We knew nothing about the dispute most of the report. and a culturally balanced police to area media and the Phi Beta former receptionist have called for assistance, according report," said Danny Gray, a Phi "I was appalled at what I read, force reflecting the University Sigma national office, state and 8leaded guilty to charges to the report. Beta Sigma member, who called and it seemed like I was at a community. local officials ley torched the doctor's of- But Phi Beta Sigma President the situation ironic. "If you have completely different event," said fice for more than $100,000 Willie Garrett and other frater- a small riot in your dance that Monica Smith-Scott, director of r See POLICE, page 5. in insurance money. Prosecutors said Dr. John J. Octave paid Lorraine C. Baker $5,000 to set fire to his Gahanna Chiropractic- Holistic Health Center while he was attending a conference in Hawaii in March 1990. They placed X-ray films near an electric heater to start a fire that would appear accidental, prosecutors said. In exchange for his guilty plea, prosecutors agreed to drop six other charges of perjury, insurance fraud andfalsification. Nation Resumes needed: A new book, From College to Career, is looking for regular as well as unusual resumes to submit in the book. Of the greatest interest are those resumes from science students, poets, en- gineers, business majors, career switchers, astro- nauts, football players and The BG Newi/Jiy Murdoch; ex-convicts. Emergency medical technicians and police officers work to 'save' Nikki Geha (above) while the If your resume is chosen 'deceased' Becca Wiley (left) awaits the coroner as crews work to free the driver. The demon- you will receive a free copy stration was presented by Never Again, an organization formed to promote responsible drinking. of the book. The organization gives presentations to area high schools and junior high schools. Send resumes to: Attn: College Resumes, Donald Asher, Resume Righters, Asher Associates, 1400 Fil- bert St, Suite 4, San Frans- isco, CA 94109 or 24 hour fax Defining, removing toxic waste Cyclists 415441-1389. by Greg Watson Princess of Whales: environment and health reporter posal site for six midwest states require shielding or a heat re- OTTAWA — A weeklong when Michigan revoked its mem- moval system needed for high- to carry visit to Ontario by the bership from the Midwest Inter- Ohio: level radioactive waste, said Prince and Princess of In a three part series. The national Low-level Radioactive Lewis Johnson, University envi- Wales had a rocky ending News is exploring the possible Waste Commission in June. the Midwest ronmental health and safety in- football with a whale of an error in a consequences of having a low- "When you mention radiation, clumping dustrial hygienist. press release, a visit to a level radioactive waste disposal people hit the panic button," Sor- "JLow-level radioactive waste] patient-less hospital ward facility in Ohio. Part three will rells said. "This is not glow in the ground does not present a great deal of to Miami and rare political comments look at the definition of radioac- dark stuff." public danger, but it can't be left by Prince Charles. tive waste and how it can be dis- Low-level radioactive waste is Pan Three. lying around," Dunlavy said. by Sherry Turco The Canadian Museum of posed of. a classification of hazardous If Tow-level radioactive waste is general assignment reporter Nature said in a news When most people think of "ra- waste — but should be handled left in a non-permanent storage release that the "Princess dioactive waste, they think of with more care. facility for a long period of time, of Whales" had admired the glowing green liquids or sol- Bruce Dunlavy, Environmental it can be a fire hazard, start cor- Falcon running back life-size models of whales ids portrayed in "The Simpsons" Protection Agency unit supervi- roding, produce toxic fumes or LeRoy Smith would call it a suspended from the ceiling television show. sor of the division of emergency protective clothing, shoe covers, seep into a water supply, Dunlavy good day if he carried the of an atrium at the World While high-level radioactive and remedial response, said vials and medical needles which said. Also, some waste is danger- football tor 100 yards. Exchange Plaza in Ottawa. material such as plutonium, ura- there is no official legal definition had contact with higher level ous if contacted with human skin, But this weekend, the Museum director Alan nium and americium are usually of low-level radioactive waste. radioactive waste, he said. he said. Kappa Sigma fraternity will Emergy called the typo "a dangerous upon contact, only Most low-level radioactive Low-level radioactive waste is Dunlavy said some low-level carry a football for more dreadful mistake." low-level radiation will be dis- waste is research material used not spent fuel from nuclear facili- radioactive material has a long than 180 miles — from Bowl- posed of in Ohio, said Larry Sor- in colleges and universities, med- ties or waste from nuclear half-life. Carbon-14 has a half-life ing Green to Oxford to be rells, Wood County Health De- ical facilities and residual mate- weapon facilities, Dunlavy said. of 5,730 years, and Potassium-40 used in this weekend's Lottery partment environmental direc- rial from nuclear power plants. These are much more dangerous has a half-life of 1.3 billion years, Miami University football tor. Some of the low-level material materials. game. Ohio became the probable dis- includes luminous dials, rags, Low-level waste also does not □ See TOXIC, page seven. Lottery picks: The trip begins 4 p.m. to- Here are the Ohio Lottery day at the Bowling Green drawing selections made Kappa Sigma house. Frank Thursday night: USG releases 2nd evaluation book Pattison, Jeff Trainer, and Pick3 Numbers: 6-8-4 Greg Kopczewski will each Pick 4 Numbers: 7-4-6-1 'New and improved*packet designed to describe courses, faculty take a turn on the bike rep- Cards: Five of Hearts resenting Bowling Green. Two of Clubs by Kirk Pav elk h class]." "When we were first ap- Four of Diamonds student government reporter Sears said the best way to improve the book is to have more students proached by the idea from Jack of Spades participate in the surveys. Miami University we didn't The Super Lotto jackpot is One way to accomplish this would be working together with the fac- know if it would be feasible. $16 million. ► See related story on page 5. ulty in the design of a survey they could both use, Sears said. Current- The idea just grew and grew Undergraduate Student Government released its second annual ly, all University departments administer their own surveys and have and it has turned into a fun- Faculty and Course Evaluation Booklet this week, complete with key 100 percent student participation. draiser," Pattison said. Weather changes designed to make it a more efficient source. Currently, students are given input into the book through forms sent Area businesses nave do- In addition to cutting the cost of the book by reducing the size, USG through campus mail. nated money, and will have attempted to add statistical clarity to each evaluation by displaying "It's not a perfect book," Sears said. "We would love to have each their names printed for ad- Showers possible: the total number of responses per course and the total number of stu- teacher hand out our evaluation to their class and turn it in to us. Un- vertising purposes on the Today, showers likely and dents enrolled in each course. fortunately, it would probably be hard to agree with each department side of the van the bike rider thunderstorms possible. on one evaluation [tobe used] across all of the departments.'' follows. High 60 to 65. Southeast Thus far, criticism from the faculty has once again revolved around Sears said USG is considering working with statistics professor Bill winds 10 to 20 mph becom- the accuracy of the evaluations and the low number of student respon- Balzer in an attempt to design a better form of evaluation. Balzer said "Food Town is sponsoring ing southwest 10 to 20 mph. ses. he supports the idea but believes the entire process has to be revised. the event by donating Chance of rain 70 percent. USG President Mike Sears said that until more efficient methods "They really need to go back to square one and try to get some fac- money to the event," said Tonight, showers likely. Jeremy Fork, philanthro- can be designed, this book is the best that can be expected. ulty involvement, some administration involvement and some student phy chairperson for the Low of 40 to 45. Chance of "It's not intended to be a seriously accurate statistical critique of involvement," he said. "I think it just got off on the wrong foot." rain 70 percent. each teacher," he said. "It's just meant to give students a general Bowling Green Kappa Sigs. idea so that when they're picking a class they know things [about the Q See USG, page three. Opinion MATTIIKW A. DANKMAN, LDIIOKIAI EDITOR. 372-6966.

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(LKLMY STONI WI HI K l.YNN M. CACLL 214 WEST HALL Nl WS 1 IIIIOK ASSIST. MANAGING LDIIOK (,LfiVfS FOR BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY urnmt,-*" BOWI IKO GREEN. OHIO 43-IH.*-0276 MATT SC HKIIIII K MAIIIIIW A. DANLMAN MX)K IS 1 III IOK i.nnoKiAi MINOR COPYRIGHT 1991, The BG New* CAMPfM(jW& ANt> yegg wm •JVftrAOtrtc, EOOTS foe (F»(»(§ Force will ruin EPA KICKING, NMJiO^ r»RT Or»OT**R QMM> spring cleaning efforts HETVu-TMlOrJ Congress is attacking waste in the 1992 and I've got $180 million less than federal budget with the same vi- the president requested," Guimond gor Alice the maid attacked a pile of told The Associated Press. "At the dirty laundry. Unfortunately, Congress same time I want to increase oversight is using fire and sandpaper to get out of money going to these contractors, those tough stains in the EPA. I'm trying to speed up and triple the MtftAcur The Environmental Protection number of projects we complete by the Agency was given the task of cleaning end of'93." up some of the dirtiest, most polluted Money is tight nowadays. All federal More than stacks and books areas in the nation at its creation in agencies are being asked to tighten 1970. Waste was its declared enemy. their belts and curtail spending. Noth- Check out some friendship at your local library Now the General Accounting Office ing wrong with that. After a decade of has released a report charging the unrestricted spending, the bills have into your soul —something clas- ome Library. I grew up with the EPA with being lax in cutting waste come due. Only the naive thought the STEVE sical. Some come so they can curl New Knoxville Library, and the and charging fraud by its own contrac- up in one of the soft, plushy chairs New Knoxville Library became glory days would last forever. to read an old, scratchy book. my friend. tors commissioned to clean Superfund But with hugely fatted cash cows BARCDILI And all go with a new self- And friends are important in sites. such as the military and social pro- assurance. this life. I think that's my point. If Three members of Congress re- grams just hanging there like tax dol- A self-assurance that says, you don't have friends, then you quested the study, complaining that the *1 'Hey, if I get bummed out for can't say, 'If I get bummed out lar-filled pinatas, why is such a small- agency does not aggressively keep some reason, there's always a for some reason, I always have fry agency Like the EPA being made a place that will listen to me. some place that will listen to me.' track of its $150 billion budget. target? Its budget is tiny by federal I think I've been in the Jerome There's always a place that will More importantly, if you don't "This is no way for the EPA to man- standards. The work it does is vital and Library a total of two times. Once give me time to think.' have friends you can't say, 'If I age and oversee a program which in- necessary to the well-being of our fu- because I was bored. Again be- The second time I was in the get bummed out for some reason. volves billions of taxpayer dollars," ture generations (and if you don't because I had to. Jerome Library was for class. I I always have someone that will said Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., Sen. The first time I went in that needed some type of article on not only listen to me, but also give lieve that, try convincing families liv- place, I roamed the bottom floor bulemia for psychology class. I me support in the struggle to sur- Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., and Sen. ing a block away from such Superfund in complete amazement. It is big, got the article. It was easy vive in this world." David Pryor, D-Ark., in a letter quoted targets as Love Canal that you are cor- and like I said before, I come enough to find after some polite Surviving this world is what's this week in The (Toledo) Blade. rect). from a small town. asking around. But the help I got important. It's the only world In this era of trillion-dollar federal The recommendations of the GAO New Knoxville does have a li- wasn't the same as the help I get we ve got. Though you may hear deficits, cutting the fat off government brary, though. This is no ordinary at the New Knoxville Library. about murders, rapes, or even a are very likely reasonable and not library. This is a one-room li- The help was friendly, but not war somewhere, you have still budgets is a highly laudable goal. But overly Draconian. However, harping brary where the world is stored friendly. The help was informa- got to survive. Friends help. the GAO report accused the EPA of on the EPA for stressing cleanliness in- away in books, magazines, and tive, but not informative. I guess Friends offer support when not overemphasizing the speed and quality stead of thriftiness is ridiculous. Our ink-dirty newspapers. And by far, it's a little hard to explain. asked. Friends offer love without of toxic cleanups over the cost. the New Knoxville Library is my I'm sure, though, that if you reward, or asking for anything in message to Washington? Help the EPA favorite library. It's a library needed a place just to sit in quiet return. As that old cliche goes, clean up its cash problems, but don't where you won t find a computer thought the Jerome Library friends are forever. And according to EPA Superfund Di- ignore the vital work the EPA does. that tells you if they have a cer- would be the perfect place to go. Sometimes, though, I'm not too rector Rich Guimond, the EPA is being One doesn't use hydrochloric acid and tain book there or not. Instead, I'm sure if you wanted to you sure about that cliche. Argue- slashed and burned by federal budget a sandblaster to clean a dirty bathtub. the library boasts of having a could curl up in a soft, plushy ments ensue, fights emerge, appropriations. small, light brown card catalog. chair to read an old, scratchy tempers rise, and the whole re- Don't use the full force of Congress to And if you can't find what you're book. But can you say, 'Hey, if I lationship between two good 'I've been looking at the budget for polish the EPA. looking for in the card catalog, get bummed out for some reason friends can be brought down like don't worry. Just ask one of the there's always a place that will a building smashed by a wreck- three librarians. They always listen to me? ingball. have the time to help, even if The Jerome Library is a great Friendship is work — hard Ear to the ground... they're not on duty. Elace — don't get me wrong. They work. That's why I think that old It's a friendly little place where ave I-don't-know-how-many cliche should be changed. It Keeping on that football tip... last few seasons, the chance of losing to they, on occasion, accidentally floors. They have computers. should be changed to 'Friendship Miami Whammy? No sir. our good buddies in Oxford seems to forget about over-due charges, They have gobs of magazines, should be forever.' Just like the The Redskins have long been a thorn drain blood from the faces of fans because everything moves at a newspapers, and books — more New Knoxville Library should be in the wing of our beloved (and finally across campus. slower pace than the outside than anyone could ever possibly forever. winning) Falcons. Now at a time when But let The News be the first to state world. read in one lifetime. They also Steve BargdiU is somewhere off People come and go. Some have the friendly, courteous help in the distant Land of Oz.sous — we stand a chance of actually regaining we don't buy any talk of whammies or come so they can listen to the mu- you can find at the New Knoxville mean people that we are — at some of the prestige we lost over the curses. We will prevail and we will win. sic selection being played, which Library. I think the big difference The BG Newsmade him prewrite is something old that puts heart is I didn't grow up with the Jer- stuff for occasions such as this. letters to the Kclitor

and 94 percent wrote about fe- the issues. Faces in 'Her' and 'His' males when cued with "he," "he Jim is the only candidate who or she," "they," or "she" respec- supports a citizens review board should be 'Ours' tively. Yes, language shapes be- on which both students and the crowd havior, and the use of gender- permanent residents will sit in The BG News: loaded language has influenced equitable numbers reviewing the Letters and articles have ap- the thinking of people for untold actions of city employees. This peared from time to time in this generations. This does not mean plan will help end the string of newspaper questioning the value that we cannot try to do better. abuses the citizens of Bowling of gender neutral or non-sexist Green have suffered at the hands language in print. The value of Richard Burke of a few misguided police offi- Mitch Henke, VCT profes- Melissa Raber, senior "he/she" or "her/his" is often Professor cers. sor from Ontario, O. sport management major seen as awkward and in violation Education Foundations Si In- Jim is also the only candidate I think it will depend on from Foxboro, Mass. of a grammatical rule for gender quiry who supports equitable repre- the turnout of the student If the students turn out to neutral use of "he." Even recent sentation for students throughout voters. If the student's con- support their peers, I think authors of important and scholar- a city government overwhelm- cerns are sincere, then sup- the chances that they will be ly books opt for the convenience Cheap shots, not ingly stacked against them. port from student voters elected is very good. The of this grammatical "rule." will make a difference. students have a big voice in There may be a certain awk- issues, dominate this town but they don't wardness in attempting to write Jim supports building a greek seem to realize it. with non-sexist language, an The BG News: village on the unsightly Heinz What do you awkwardness common to many In selling out to Wes Hoffman plant property and inviting attempts at new ways of doing and the city establishment, greeks to be even more a part of think are the things. Yet one wonders if any Dwayne Sattler and his College the community, rather than scut- real benefit might derive from a Republican cronies are using tling them off to a distant part of student gender-neutral approach. To mindless tricks to appeal to the the city. study this, Professor Janet Hyde campus. Jim supports bringing the en- asked subjects in first, third, and One example is using the word tire community together for a candidates' fifth grades and college to tell "liberal" as a modifier of "Tin- block party near Main Street to stories in response to a cue sen- ker" —the famous, vapid raise money for a much-needed chances in tence containing "he," "he or "L-word." Will Mr. Sattler please west side community ice rink. she," "they," or (with some sub- clarify for the campus what the Neither of the other candidates next week's jects) "she." The results indi- "liberal" view of greek housing have touched this issue. cated that 12 percent, 18 percent, is? Good sidewalks? A thriving city elections? 42 percent and 77 percent of the downtown? Equitable repre- Jim has never asked anyone to stories, respectively, were about sentation? vote for him because he is a stu- females. Thus, when language re- Accusing Jim of being a "liber- dent. He has clearly shown him- Debbie Owen, sophomore Matt Johnson, senior VCT major from Madison, flected the inclusion of one gen- al" is like using "geriatric" in self qualified to anyone willing to RTVF major from der, both, or another, students' front of Hoffman's name — and listen, and he stands as the clear O. Brighton, Mich. thinking varied occasionally. alternative for a city which has I believe the chances are Its a put up or shut up sit- even this unfair tactic is clearly very good. I think it's time Incidentally, college students provable in contrast to Tinker's drifted in mediocrity for too long. uation. The campus popula- in two of my own classes here ap- alleged liberalism. Clearly Jim Contrast this with the College for someone young and am- tion says that it wants more pear to be similarly influenced. I Tinker is a moderate with bright, Republican opponents, who have bitious to get into the local of a voice in what happens government. The students asked 68 students to write stories innovative ideas. resorted to duty tricks to com- in the city, but if voter turn- in response to cue sentences con- Rather than use mindless prat- Slete their sellout of Bowling on the Bowling Green cam- out is as poor as a USG elec- taining the same pronoun differ- tle to sell out to the city's estab- reen students. pus are a large part of this tion, there is no chance for a ences as in Hyde's study. Among lishment —as the Republicans community and deserve a student to win. David A. Lechner The BG Newi/Kmrtn Bender voice in what happens. my (mostly female) students, 31 have done — Tinker and his sup- percent, 61 percent, 75 percent, porters would prefer to talk about Senior FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1991 The BG News PACE THREE Others relying on past; Tinker working on BG's future The Bowling Green citizenry is most exemplary at expanding qualities, and the city's leader- recreation, and health services as veteran candidates do not ask ing Green history. experiencing a periodic ritual — their tax bases and instituting ship over the past decade has public offerings recede in efforts whether our city tax structure Tinker has reminded me for the election of a new mayor. The new levels of governmental effi- proved that. to meet budgetary deficits. demands too little of the affluent years that I have disparaged the consequences may be substan- ciency have rarely been able to But these attributes will not be or question whether affordable modern American political pro- tial. A combination of factors, in- meet the costs of containing in- sufficient to meet the increas- Neither Joyce Kepke nor Wes housing is moving beyond the cess to my students because it cluding massive cuts in federal creasing levels of crime, drug ingly serious revenue shortfalls Hoffman can be ruled out as ef- reach of even the middle class. tends to eschew specific issues of revenues for America's towns abuse and catastrophic diseases that we are now starting to expe- fective leaders in the city crisis They do not voice concern with basic importance and thrives on and cities under current presi- like AIDS. rience despite the most diligent that is beginnning to emerge. the longstanding pattern under simplistic slogans and shallow dential administrations and the efforts at attracting and main- Both have been remarkably dedi- which many Jews and blacks who media images. Tinker has also depletion of government treasur- Those who have followed news taining local businesses. To some cated and experienced public are employed in our city have remined me that my brother-in- ies, has made it increasingly of Bowling Green governmental degree, at least, efforts are being servants with thorough know- preferred to live and spend their law, the two-term mayor of Ir- difficult to maintain current agencies closely will note that the made to erase red ink by subtly ledge of local finances and dollars in Toledo owing to dis- vine, Ca., initially won office by levels of basic social services. combination of revenue short- governmental services. What comfort with our decidedly Chris- discussing fundamental munici- From Boston to Fresno, local li- falls and unanticipated new ex- troubles me is that when their tian and Caucasian political Bl issues despite his young age. braries have been closed, teach- penses are beginning to become (i i ST COLUMN discussions and election materi- structure. They do not place im- rry Agran went on to make Ir- ers have been fired, sanitation Suite discernable (somewhere in als during the current mayoral mediate neighborhood problems vine a safer, more ecology- services have been curtailed, and le neighborhood of $15 million in race have addressed substantive such as vandalism or a prospec- conscious, and more cosmopoli- Eolice and fire protection have red ink I. Unfortunately, the focus issues at all, they have empha- tive 1st Ward student housing tan-planned community than een jeopardized. thus far has been on the specific sized governmental approaches complex in the context of a com- most other cities of 100,000 peo- In an age when presidents are and the immediate (e.g., the cost Lawrence J. Friedman of the past — how they have man- prehensive plan for city devel- ple; the affluent have had to pay apparently elected by defending of a west side fire station or the Professor of History aged and can purportedly contin- opment ana change. Indeed, I their fair share while racial and the flag, promising to incarcerate need for a traffic light at a par- Distinguished University ue to manage immediate budget- hear only one candidate for religious minorities and students Willie Morton, and proclaiming ticular intersection). But as Professor ary shortfalls, how they have ad- mayor, 23-year-old Jim Tinker, have come to feel that Irvine is "No new taxes," the prospect of crime and drug traffic move with dressed specific exigencies of raising these and other such is- their city too. After pressing me local relief through the meaning- increasing frequency along rubbish collection, or how they sues. He is young and inexperien- on these matters, Tinker has ful restoration of federal revenue- Interstate 75 between Detroit and curtailing essential social ser- have met particular short-term ced, and this has sometimes asked me for my vote and the sharing is minimal. With state Cincinnati, having already made vices, and this is bound to accel- deficits in other local services. troubled me, as when he has votes of like-minded faculty col- governments helping less, it is in- major incursions at nearby erate unless new practices are in- Indeed, whereas Kepke at least raised the possibility of pushing legues. In the days before Nov. 5, creasingly coming to be up to communities like Lima, there is stituted. Our problem, of course, acknowledges the gravity of our wage increases for city em- we must decide whether the grav- localities to determine whether bound to be increasing recogni- is exacerbated by the tax-free fast-approaching crisis, Hoffman ployees below five percent. But ity of our emerging crisis is such they can raise sufficient revenues tion that our local problems are status of BGSU, the city's major is willing to settle for "fine tun- he also understands and frets that we should gamble on a bright to maintain their essential ser- rooted in state and national if not Emblic institution. The unpleasan- ing" of Bowling Green's purpor- over the unprecedented nature of young man who lacks experience vices. also global conditions. ries and dangers common to tedly "healthy economy." the problems that are emerging. but faces fundamental issues or Most cities and towns have more populous municipalities are For advice, he has sought out we shall vote for one of the more hardly made up the shortfalls in- Consequently, if ever there bound to occur unless new initia- lacking here are broad visions students, faculty, racial minori- traditional and demonstrably curred by reduced levels of fed- were a need for bold new thinking tives are undertaken. Although on how to be more effective, effi- ties, the old and the poor far more competent major party candi- eral and state assistance. To be on the local level, the time is now. all of Bowling Green's inhabi- cient and ethical internally with than any other candidate for dates who have yet to face the is- sure, some might not have been In Bowling Green, the mayor tants will suffer as a result, a dis- deceasing external support. Our mayor has done in recent Bowl- sues squarely. as diligent as they could have often sets the tone in mobilizing proportionate share will be in- been in attracting new busi- public opinion behind new initia- curred by lower income groups Jim's Journal by Jim nesses. But one city's gain, under tives. To perform this task effec- who do not live in our safer, more this logic, is another city's loss. tively, integrity, responsibility, affluent neighborhoods and who Moreover, even those localities and experience are important lack the funds to pay for books. I $**. ToKN tit w*s wi-tW Kit Tkei bo-tw si, J I ^.t H.H KM; ) -todAy a* -the **.** q'iHfr.°ev\A, *w4 nil t j©* v**»f -to w\i USG *»*« box- Continued from page one. According to former USG Presi- was definitely a need for some good except for a few "disgrun- & r cfc-.M- dent Kevin Coughlin, the idea of a type of review of our faculty," tled faculty who don't like the student- serving evaluation book Coughlin said. "We had no way of idea of being evaluated." S3 had been considered for years at knowing before we signed up for the University. However, last classes what to expect from cer- Although he has not yet seen year was the first time it became tain instructors and certainly this year's edition, Coughlin said a campus-wide reality. what they expected from us/' he hopes the idea remains a part Coughlin said the feedback from of the University for several "We started it because there last year's book was generally years. FALCON VOLLEYBALL VS. WESTERN MICHIGAN ... SATURDAY 7:00 PM!

Btmliif (ji-m Oftn TUtUr Prttutt November 7, 8, 9 ." Re-Elect Jim Davidson at 8 p.m. S »JA^ November 10 *■' let me live.e. 1st Ward City Councilman at 3 p.m. Kobacker Hall RECYCLE! \ Davidson Works for Students- Moore Center BGSU A record of accomplishment—not promises. ■| i. k.-u S6. JK. S12 (S2 Sr. Citiien/ Student Dincount) •Elected by students in 1989. Children under 12: $4 •Represented students against unethical treatment by landlords. Bof office open weekday! noon-6 p.m. For ticket information, call •Testified for students in court against landlords. STUDENT I Uli .172-HI 71. Sponaored by the •Publicly critical of abusive landlord policies such as unfounded College of Muaical Aria. retention of security deposits. PRINCE M' • i ' t C i i /• « / Paid lor by Davidsoa for Council Commlltrr. Alice Davldion Treasurer. 209 1. Evm. Bowling Green

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versity Lane property owners. about the consequences of drink- preme Court into a bastion of Ziance will light Luckily, they found a cooperative Memory of Ross, ing and driving. Since its found- Questioning why conservatism. But hey, we won neighbor who had the same goal ing in 1985, the organization has the Cold War and sure did kick up your life, too in mind. The three worked Hunna honored acquired campus-wide support no one questions some Iraqi butt! together, cooperating in order to and is open to all who believe in So while more than 400,000 The BG News: achieve their objective — a safe Last week, an article titled' its cause. A strange thing happened at unemployed Americans exhaust I am a Delta Zeta sorority University Lane for all. In just "Greek alcohol awareness work last night. I relieve my po- their federal assistance: school member who, like hundreds of two weeks, they accomplished grows" was printed in The BG Jason Endlish litical stance finally found a tuition skyrockets while financial students and permanent resi- what nobody had ever been able News. Within it was a short seg- President niche, and, for the first time, I aid falls through the floor; our dents, walks along University to accomplish; they got a light in- ment about why the organization Never Again really see what the last 12 years schools, infrastructure and social Lane (the small private lane be- stalled. Never Again was founded. Al- has done to the country I call welfare system crumbles, tween McFall Center and the though there was nothing wrong home. George Bush has fulfilled a long- Windmill) every day. At night, I Now, because of the initiative with the article, there was noth- I was sitting in my office at kept promise to the American often feared for my safety be- of Scott Ziance and the coop- ing stated about who was respon- Davidson proven work, leafing through a news people in the form of Clarence cause of the darkness along that eration and hard work of the oth- sible for the deaths of Kevin Ross magazine when I came upon an Thomas. He is undoubtedly the drive. Past and present sorority ers, I no longer feel unsafe when and Steve Hanna. Since then, I student candidate article addressing the recent most qualified man for the job members, as well as others, had walking along University Lane at have been approached by many nomination of Clarence Thomas because the president says he is tried for years to get something night. It's hard to describe how Kople asking who was at fault for to the Supreme Court of the — just ask all the southern Dem- done about the lack of lighting, reassuring it is to know that I am e accident — who was driving On Tuesday. Nov. 5, citizens United States. Voicing my opin- ocrats who voted to confirm but nothing was ever accom- safe. under the influence of alcohol. I representing trie first ward who ion on the subject, I said, "They Thomas: senators Shelby, Fow- plished. I wish Scott Ziance the best of feel it should be known that Kevin bothered to register to vote will sure could have picked a more ler, Nunn, Breux, Johnson, Robb Three weeks ago, Scott Ziance, luck on his election bid; he has and Steve were killed by a drunk have an opportunity to retain an experienced candidate for the and Hollings. I'm sure they were Ward One city council candidate, already proven he can accom- driver while on their way to Ft. outstanding city council member job." overwhelmed by his experience approached our president, Heidi plish our goals. Lauderdale, Fla., for spring in Jim Davidson. Davidson has My colleague at work respond- on the bench (two years in Fed- Grunner, about a possible solu- break. According to the North earned a reputation of working ed, ''What do you mean — better eral Court in D.C....oooh! tion. Scott met with the appro- Amy Scott Carolina Highway Patrol, on for students' interests through his qualified? If President Bush aaaah!) and not by his status as a priate city officials, then Scott Senior March 9, 1985, Kevin and Steve service in Bowling Green city nominated him, then he's quali- minority, seeing as they have a and Heidi approached the Uni- Criminal Justice were struck head-on at 3:30 a.m. government. After he was elected fied to do whatever the president reelection coming up and need by a vehicle traveling north in the in 1989 by an overwhelming num- sees fit." just alittle bit of minority sup- southbound lane of 1-77. The car ber of students, he represented Granted, my colleague was port. After a brisk nofiw) j*g, was traveling approximately 80 many of those same voters merely stating her personal opin- "If the president nominated enity i Nflf »f The BG News mph and the driver did not have against unethical treatment by ion about the issue, but it gave me him, then he's quaaalified...." his headlights on. Twelve empty landlords. cause to think. Just how much Scary statement. When we start beer cans were found in the has the American public been in- accepting everyrthing our offender's car and police report- Although Jim Davidson is not a doctrinated to accept what our leaders do without question, the HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA ed that his blood alcohol content student, he has testified for stu- leaders say as truth? In 1980, we entire framework of this country registered .23, which is more than dents in court against fraudulent elected a president who promised will fall. Doesn't anyone see twice the legal limit. Steve and landlords and publicly criticized to bring forth a conservative Su- what's happening here? Doesn't HONORS Kevin had not been drinking. their policies involving unfoun- preme Court and balance the fed- anyone even care anymore? Take ded retention of security deposits. eral budget. Since then, we have a real hard look, America — it is STUDENT Kevin Ross and Steve Hanna Furthermore, Davidson is the seen a deficit of more than $1 tril- not very pretty. were involved, well-respected only member of city council that lion (Have you ever thought ASSOCIATION scholars at the University. Both strongly advocates the imple- about just how much $1 trillion Russell Kahler Kevin and Steve were active mentation of a citizens review is? It's staggering) and the defi- Junior members of Pi Kappa Phi frater- board as a fair and impartial nite metamorphosis of the Su- Political Science nity, as well as other campus or- body to review city complaints. ganizations and honorary socie- WHAT IS HSA? ties. The deaths of these two Those of us who have lived in Tinker nemesis of bad government young men had such a tremen- Bowling Green for three or four HSSA Provides all BGSU students with dous impact on the brothers of Pi years know that Jim Davidson Imagine a society in which all would then have the power to take opportunities to broaden their horizons through Kappa Phi and the BGSU greek has a record of accomplishment your complaints about the police action in regard to your com- community, they wanted to make — not forgotten promises. If you were heard not by an independent plaints against the police, or any alternative learning experiences and interaction sure that a tragedy such as this are registered to vote and live on and impartial review board, but other branch of government ser- - with other students, faculty, and administrators. would never happen campus or within the first ward by the police themselves. Sounds vice. again...Never Again. boundaries, I urge you to vote for like something from the pre-g- Jim Davidson on Tuesday, Nov. lastnost Soviet Union or Nazi Thankfully, mayoral candidate Never Again's purpose is not to D. Germany? Try modern day Bowl- Jim Tinker wants to implement a condemn nor condone the con- ing Green. citizen's review board. Tinker's CAN I JOIN HSA? sumption of alcohol, but to pro- Alex Teodosio If you were mistreated by the review board will protect all YES, anyone can join HSA! There are no mote awareness in high schools, Grad Student Klice, your only way to fight Bowling Green residents from Public Administration ck would be to complain to a government harassment. membership requirements on campus and in communities representative from tne police station. (Unless, of course, you Today, Jim Tinker is a candi- Yearly dues are '10.00 had the time and money to go to date for mayor. On Nov. 5, let's Come to the Honors Office in 231 Administration court.) In an ideal Bowling make him mayor-elect. Bldg. or call 372-8504 for more information ond to Green, there would be an inde- Brad Hebeler Greek Week Spaghetti Dinner pendent committee to register Sophomore discuss what is ahead in 1991-1992 and how you your complaints with. This board Undecided can be involved in HSA. Days Inn in Bowling Green Deadline for dues is Nov. 8. 1991 November 3,1991 4-7 p.m. Re-Elect Door prizes HSA - More Than Meets The Eye. SUE CLARK ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR $4.00 Bowling Green City Schools HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA HSA BOARD OF EDUCATION "Your Advocate For Excellence" Politic*! AdvwMamanl Paw tor Oy Comma* to E»ct Suo Cfcrt; NEXT VICTIM PLEASE! Jan. Row. irara.. \MA2 KtoptonaWi Hd.. Boxing Qiwn. OH 41402 WBOU KEPKE \ EriK Pupillo and Jose Garcia hit the airwaves 100% Pi FOR with pre-game show at 1:00 pm on Saturday. cu p.roareSSiue MAYOR 18 & over with valid ID BG VERSUS MIAMI ON WBGU 88.1 FM at ^ Dear Voter,

The residents of Bowling Green expect prompt Monday Nites and well trained responses when they call for The Cutting Edge ambulance, fire and police assistance. JfflSffik of Rock As your elected representative I have voted for: ADMIT ONE 382-1876 Doors open at 8pm >t- increasing the number of trained paramedics jf New fire and police facilities replacement of old ambulances HOWARD'S club H and fire trucks 210 N. Main 352-9951 j± new 911 equipment JL continued training for all safety personel ♦ the implementation of the DARE HOMEWRECKERS program SHOOTOUT Friday Nov. 1 & Saturday Nov. 2 As your mayor I will stress prevention - drugs, Saturday November 2, 1991 18-20 Welcome fire, and accident prevention - and insist that $2.00 cover after 9:30 our safety personnel are professional in all their 9:30-12:30 21 and Over contacts with the public. At the Student Rec Center SI.00 cover after 9:00 HOURS: MOD.-Sat.: Noon 'til 2:30 a.m. Don't forget to bring Sunday: 2:00 p.m. 'til 2:30 a.m. your student I.D. * Mini-Pitchers Every Day* Campus

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1991 The BG News PACE FIVE

POLICE Festival promotes math careers Continued from page one. by Tracey Gidich urday in the Mathematical Sci- members will give presentations Gary Rensi, representing both The University's 14 police offi- said or did not see," Dennerll coniribuling reporter ences Building. at the festival. Mu Sigma Rho statistics honor cers are all white, although at said. "When you arrive at the "The Math Festival intends to Nichols will discuss the impor- society and Applied Statistics least one police administrator is scene of something like that, you increase students' awareness in tance of technology in learning Operations Research, will partic- black. don't really know until you sort While many students consider the role of math in their lives and calculus, and Neal Carothers, as- ipate in an informal panel discus- When contacted after the meet- the thing out." the rigors and figures of calculus to invite them to study with us," sociate professor of mathematics sion. ing, Dennerll said he wasn't sure He added that he would be a less-than-favorable graduation said Waldemar Weber, associate and statistics, will speak on line- They will field questions con- how to respond to the demands much more concerned about the requirement, others look at math professor of mathematics and ar programming and its applica- cerning mathematical careers, because they were read too matter if the fraternity had said as a welcome challenge and fu- statistics. "Math is the key to tion in business and the social the benefits of math in today's job quickly for him to write down. no fight had occurred at all. He ture career. success in many career endeav- sciences. market, and will "give students a Dennerll openly wondered if the called the debate a question of Faculty members and Univer- ors." Carothers said he sees the feel for what it's like to be a math fraternity was purposely taking numbers and said he was open to sity students fitting the latter de- "The purpose of the day is to Mathematics Festival as a way to major," Rensi said. these demands to the media be- discuss the matter at any time. scription will spend time helping promote interest in students to "get high school students inter- Two aspsects of the program fore fully discussing the matter Garrett said incidents like high school students investigate enroll in math classes," said Jeri ested in math, and to perhaps are new to the festival tlus year — with him. these give his fraternity and all how University programs in Nichols, assistant professor of consider adding a few extra math a math competition and the film- In a news release, Garrett said black greeks a bad image within mathematics can fit into their fu- mathematics and statistics. "The courses." ing of a video for the promotion of black greeks will organize a the University community. ture. design of the festival is to give University students Malcomb the department. protest over the issue if their de- The August dance is not the The University's eighth annual students an idea of the trends in Shrimplin and Angie Baumgard, The competition is open to all mands are not met. first time the University police's Mathematics Festival will be math and technology." representing Kappa Mu Epsilon schools participating in the fes- Dennerll said complete accur- crowd-counting ability has come from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Sat- Several University faculty mathematics honor society, and tival. acy is difficult to expect from an into question. Black leaders have officer in a difficult situation. challenged police reports of a "I would not want to sit here "400-person riot" at a Lenhart Faculty grades evaluation book and second-guess what my officer Grand Ballroom dance last year. by Kirk Pavelich idea. It would help if they got more students to participate, but I don't student government reporter know how they could do that." Keith Mulbery, business education instructor: "I think the basic idea is good, but considering that only eight people out of 74 of my stu- Undergraduate Student Government's new Faculty and Course E- valuation booklet has thus far received mixed reviews from the faculty at the University. The News conducted a telephone survey of faculty members fea- really good idea. I nave no problem with student feedback on faculty tured in the book to get their opinions on USG's current evaluation at all." , „ process. The following is a sample of what they had to say. Dennis Anderson, political science associate professor: "I think if Thomas Attig, philosophy department chairperson: "I think it's not it's done right, it's a good idea." such a bad idea at all, but I have concerns about the sample sizes. If Suzanne Bergeron, economics instructor: "They're better than last they're anything like the sample sizes from last year the information year, but I don't see why they don't follow up on their students that just can't be reliable." they survey." Steve Hesske, English instructor: "It's a terrible book. They need to Paul Endres, chemistry professor: "I think the idea is good, but I can the book and work on getting departments to publish the results of don't like the current implementation. The problem is that typically their surveys." you've got things like classes of 500 people with 12 responses. The re- Karl Schurr, biology professor: "Really, we're probably putting too sults that you get are absolutely meaningless." much in this. It is a student opinion survey having nothing to do with Tracey Honeycutt, management instructor: "I would say it s a good teaching or learning." • LIVE T-NITE AT BLITZEN LIVE *

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PACE SIX The BG News FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1991 Ash reappointed to Ohio Police, firefighters investigation commission Police Chief Galen Ash has been "Chief Ash has been on the pressing those activities, Ash receive help appointed to the Ohio Organized Suiel since it was first formed on said. CT ations Commission for a third ct. 3,1986," Votava said. "He is by Jackie Rosepal time. an original member." According to Ash, the commis- police reporter The committee's recommendations do not au- sion has a multijurisdictional tomatically mean the departments will get the Gov. George Voinovich ap- The seven-member commis- Eirivilege which allows the force added workers, however. pointed Ash to the panel for a sion, which consists of two chiefs, o oversee other states as the The Bowling Green Citizens' Committee re- The committee will provide a full report Nov. three-year term ending Sept. 3, two sheriffs, two county pros- crime "travels." cently recommended the addition of 14 police 18 to the Transportaion and Safety Committee, 1994. According to Capt. Thomas ecutors and Attorney General The commission has been very officers and eight firefighters to the depart- which will take the proposal under further study Votava, Ash has been an active Lee Fisher, investigates criminal successful in solving the crimes ments' current staffs for this year. before passing recommendations on to City member of the panel for six activity in Ohio and cooperates that are appointed to the panel, The committee — which was appointed by the Council, Smith said. years. with federal agencies in sup- Ash said. city's Transportation and Safety Committee — was set up to recommend the appropriate levels Based on statistics from the past years, the of both tire and police services tor Bowling committee did not see a need for the addition of Police Blotter Green and to determine how to implement and a new fire station on the west side of the city's fund the additions. train tracks, but believed the situation should be ■University police recovered a from the University Bookstore ■Mark Breisch, Dayton, was The citizens' subcommittee to study police reviewed again in five years, Smith said. vehicle stolen from Toledo and Wednesday morning. He re- cited for drug trafficking Tues- approved Police Chief Galen Ash's proposal of The main concern for the need of a west side abandoned in University Lot 6 turned the book and admitted day night, police said. 14 new police officers to the force Oct. 17, Smith station was the potential of a fire truck getting Wednesday night, police said. that he intended to steal it, police said. stopped on the east side of the tracks by a train. ■ A small amount of marijuana said. The student will be referred ■A resident of Thurstin Street The committee also approved the addition of However, that situation hardly ever occurs, was confiscated from residents of to the office of Standards and reported that her car was egged eight firefighter/emergency medical techni- Ash said. Conklin Hall Wednesday after- Procedures for disciplinary ac- and keyed while parked in her cians out of the 12 requested by Fire Chief Joe noon, police said. No further in- tion. apartment complex lot Tuesday Burns. The committee recommended both the addi- formation has been given. ■Craig Dixon, Plain City, was afternoon, police said. The citizens' committee was split into two tional police and fire officials be phased in over ■Scott Coleman, 560 Frazee cited for drug abuse Tuesday groups — one to study police needs and the other a five-year period, she said. Ave. #4, was cited for disorderly night, police said. ■Adegboyega ola Olayinka to study fire needs, Municipal Administrator The committee also proposed the revenues to conduct early Wednesday morn- ■Perry Tatonetti, Middlefield, Ayo-Ola, Detroit, was cited for Colleen Smith said. Both groups met in late Oc- pay for the added staff members be generated ing, police said. was cited for possession of drug forgery on an Elder-Beerman tober to present their reports to the whole com- by an additional income tax which could be put ■ A student was apprehended paraphernalia Tuesday night, credit card application Tuesday mittee. to voters on the May ballot. Smith said. when he attempted to steal a book police said. afternoon, police said.

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Active Christians Today The Alliance Church FCGS (Faiowrip of arson Graouae FCS (Fekmshp of Cmsian Smdemsl 1161 Napoleon Road Sudanis) For intomaMn at 352-8483 Tues 7 00 pm n Ire Faculty Lounge \[ alhiiu) in the jLiakt 352-3623 BOSUSUentUnon ofJJu WoJ Sunday: For rtonraun cat. 354-1206 oi 352-1790 Fellowship Meeting - Tuesday 7:00 PM 8:15am, 10:30am: Worship Service Sponsored by Alumni Room - 3rd Floor Student Union 9:30am: Sunday School Bowling Green Call 352-6486 6:00pm: Jr. & Sr. Youth Meeting ovenant Church 116SH*.kiniRd . Bowling Cram, OH 43402 a*}!9/3524483 Wed., 7:00pm: Prayer, Bible Study & Children's Classes G R«v James P. Barth, Sr. Pastor Nursery provided for all public services (except 8:15am Sunday Worship). Sunday Worship -10:00 a.m. Rev George M. Loper, Assoc Pastor University Lutheran Chapel To participate in the next S£et's Qet L^cquaiwted 1124 East Wooster 352-5101 Church Directory page, Sunday Worship 10:30am 749 Wintergardcn Road contact: Bowling Green, OH 43402 A STUDENT CONGREGATION Bring your parents to (419) 352-0417 Sponsored by Lutherans our special service at afid 10:30 and free lunch at Shari Riffle Rev. Ken Young OPEN TO EVERYONE 11:30 on Nov. 10! 372-2605 SkaltA Paslor

Church of the Nazarene Are you interested in your spirituality? Janice & Alan Duce, Pastors Maranatha! Community Church* St. Aloysius Catholic Church 1015 Revere Drive 353-8781 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Corner of South Summit & Clough Sundays: 9:15 a.m. Fellowship/Study 352-4195 Worship 11:00 a.m. 113:30 a.m. Worship. 6:00 p.m. Family Fellowship Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. Indepth Bible Study & Cadet Club Saturday Worship - 5:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7:00p.m. (age 4 - 6th grade) Saturday Sacrament Penance - 4:00 p.m. * A Missionary Church seeking to serve and Sunday Morning Worship - 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12 noon 'Rides Available call 352-2289 giving you a place to serve. St. Mark's Lutheran Church Seventh - Day Adventist Church Catholic? 331 South Enterprise, Bowling Green Join us at St. Thomas More, 315 S. College Saturday 9:15 a.m. - 12 noon your University Parish. Worship: 8:30am, 11:00am Man Schedule Sunday School: 9:45am "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge." 1991 ■ 1992 Hosea 4:6 Saturday 5:00 p.m. Senior Pastor Edward G. Walden "Come worship as Jesus did; in spirit and truth." Sunday 10:00 a.m. Bart R. Muller John 4:23 11:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. / ( i want to make uou feel wl.com* in Cjodi familu. St. Thorn*. More University P.rl.h Join us on the Lord's true Sabbath day. 425 ThurMtn. PO Box 87 - Bowling Green. OH 43402 - Phone (419) 352-7555

Sunday School Village View Church of Christ 9 15am University Lutheran Chapel Worship 10.30 am 801 W. Poe Rd.. Bowling Green 352-0371/Minister Gary B. Double 1124 East Wooster 352-5101 Pastor, Dr. Jim Stewart Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 10:30am Sunday Morning Worship - 10:30 a.m. Trinity United Methodist Church Sunday Evening Worship - 6:30 p.m. A STUDENT CONGREGATION Bring your parents to Corner Court & Summit Bowling Green, Onio Midweek Bible Study - Wednesday 7:00 p.m. our special service at Youth Meeting (all ages) - Wednesday 6:45 p.m. Sponsored by Lutherans Phone; 353-9031 10:30 and free lunch at "Restoring the Church of the New Testament OPEN TO EVERYONE 11:30 on Nov. 101 • EVERYONE WELCOME - In the New Testament way." FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1991 The BG Newt PAGE SEVEN

TOXIC D Continued from page one. he said. Measurements of low-level radioactive waste can by done "When you mention radiation, people hit the with hand-held instruments, panic button. This is not glow in the dark while higher-level radioactive waste can be measured with re- stuff." mote control devices in sealed areas, Dunlavy said. While concerns about radioac- — Wood County Health Department tive waste are substantiated, environmental director Larry Sorrells, Johnson said low-level radiation can be found anywhere. Johnson said low-level radi- vable if there are problems, Dun- rells said, experts will have to e- ation can range from Potas- lavy said. valuate why or why not the site sium-40 to the dials on glow- All low-level radioactive waste should be situated in Ohio and in-the-dark watches. disposal operations are under the look for an area where the waste Even people who are physically direction of the Nuclear Regula- can be dumped safely. near each other exchange a tory Commission, he added. small, safe amount of radiation, If the substance has a low half- Then the group will have to Johnson said. life, it also can be stored until it study the potential dumping site He demonstrated there is radi- decays itself to a non-toxic sub- to decide if the area is sate to ation everywhere by turning on a stance, Johnson said. store low-level radioactive waste, Geiger counter in his office and Another disposal alternative is he said. showing the low positive read- mixing low-level radioactive ma- ings. terial with liquids such as alcohol Ohio officials have not begun University biological sciences — turning the mixture into a non- the process of finding a disposal professor Lee Meserve said even toxic liquid, Johnson said. site for the waste because they brick walls produce small The non-toxic liquid can then be originally did not expect to dis- amounts of radiation. disposed of like all other non- pose of waste for another 20 People flying at high altitudes toxic liquids, he said. years, Dawson said. in airplanes are also exposed to While a low-level radioactive One potential dumping ground small levels of radiation if they waste disposal site has not been which has been mentioned by are flying above the Earth's chosen in Ohio, Sorrells said the non-legislators, Sorrells said, is a protective ozone. decision should not be put off until salt mine near Cleveland. When low-level radioactive the last minute. A salt mine may be the safest waste is removed from campus, "Places are still generating the potential dumping ground, he Johnson said the waste is dis- waste, and it does have to go said, but it may not be well posed of in a landfill or incin- someplace," State Rep. Randall received because there are high erated. Gardner said. "It could accu- densities of people living in the Dunlavy said the most efficient mulate." area. disposal methods are putting the Gardner said there have been Because this area is in a flood waste in ground disposal units. no decisions made on where the Klain and is in the old Lake Erie Two ground disposal methods waste should be disposed — or if cd, Northwest Ohio is not a Nmm N include putting the waste in Ohio will become a disposal site. likely spot for waste disposal. It Ain't Easy Being Green * " *> °™> ground disposal containers above Some Ohio legislators have said Likely disposal sites will not or below ground, he said. Each Ohio should drop out of the be: Dressed as the Jolly Green Giant, associate professor Joe Williford Jr. carries tests from a food and has benefits. Midwest Interstate Low-level • in areas near the Great Lakes nutrition 207 class near Moseley Hall with bis assistant Savltha Vaidyanatha Thursday afternoon. Dunlavy said underground dis- Radioactive Waste Commission or other water areas such as Williford has been dressing up for Halloween and offering bonus points to his students who dress up posal allows extra protection or form a new compact with other rivers or smaller lakes; for his class for the past 10 years. provided by dirt, while above- states, Gardner said. • highly populated areas; or ground disposal allows for easier Mike Dawson, general execu- • low elevation areas because of monitoring. tive assistant to Gov. George water contamination fears, or The most efficient disposal lo- Voinovich, said dropping out of high areas because of water run- cations are ones with sound natu- the commission is not an alterna- off dangers. Do Your Part...RECYCLE! ral barriers, Dunlavy said. The tive because legislators would Likely disposal sites could be in facility should not be near a flood nave to repeal Ohio law to drop plain areas or in a high ground plain so the waste cannot get into from the commission — plus the mining area such as an old salt the natural and municipal water state would have to construct a mine. supply, he also said. faculty for Ohio-only waste dis- Dawson said Ohio will not be The facilities also have to be posal. able to construct an environmen- WES regularly monitored for leaks and Before a low-level radioactive tally-safe disposal structure until the waste should be easily remo- waste disposal site is chosen, Sor- 1996 at the earliest. + American Red Cross ^L HOFFMAN Please give blood ^T FOR FALCON SWARM INVADES THE SOO! MAYOR A Candidate For All Reasons JMGU FULL-TIME

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PACE EIGHT The BG News FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1991 Orlando resigns as tennis coach VB begins title Takes "one of top positions in nation" at Michigan State run this weekend by Mimi Ordonlo "With our excellent facility and by Steve Seaily "We just lost control of the sports writer Gene's ability to recruit, our pro- -j "Everyone is really shocked. sports writer match and then broke down." gram's goal will be the Big Ten ti- In addition to the imme- tle in the near future," Perles The team members hate to see diate ramifications of the said. Gene leave. They came to BG The volleyball team begins match. Western's dominance Men's tennis coach Gene Or- Orlando said the decision to what it hopes is a stretch run of the Brown and Orange lando resigned on Wednesday leave was a tough one, but factors because of him." to the Mid-American Confer- lingers as a motivating factor after accepting the head coaching other than emotions led him to ence title this weekend as in the minds of the Falcon job at Michigan East Lansing. The indoor courts they host their long-time players. State, accord- and MSU's facilities in general nemesis Western Michigan "We feel we are playing ing to sources were the biggest contributors. tomorrow at 7 p.m. and Notre good volleyball now," said at the school's "Everyone is really shocked," — Todd Koehler, men's tennis Dame on Sunday at 4 p.m. Van De Walle. "We believe athletic de- captain Todd Koehler said. "The captain "The conference match is we can win. Western was partment. team members hate to see Gene the one we are focused on," picked to win the MAC while Orlando, 26, leave. They came to BG because said head coach Denise Van we were selected to finish will imme- of him. We understand why he's athletic department, a search for through the adversity that was De Walle. "We think it will be 2nd. This makes it a big diately replace leaving, though, because it is a a replacement has begun. dealt them." a good match." match. In addition, they were Jim Frederick, big opportunity for his career and a L Koehler said: "The whole situ- The Falcons are currently the only team to beat us in who resigned where he wants to go." Amid the coaching change, BG ation might be more of a boost to 18-3 overall and deadlocked MAC play." after two years Orlando During Orlando's career at BG, will travel to powerhouse North- play better for ourselves, for the with Miami atop the confer- After tomorrow's potential of coaching the Spartans. he compiled a 31-40 record, in- western this weekend in a dual team, and even for Gene. We will ence with a 9-1 record. barn-burner, BG must return "We are very impressed with cluding a tally of 12-12 his first match. win for all of those reasons." Western is nestled in third to action on Sunday and en- Gene's credentials," Michigan season. The Falcons were 6-15 the Although he already resigned, Both teams will be out for with a 5-3 mark (1W overall). counter a 10-6 Fighting Irish State athletic director George previous year. Orlando's goal is to see the Fal- revenge as they each partici- BG's lone league defeat came squad that features some big Perles said. "He won the position Orlando graduated from Ball cons beat the Big Ten squad. pated in the Ball State Invita- at the hands of Western ear- hitters, not to mention some over an outstanding pool of can- State with a degree in physical "Defeating teams such as tional two weeks ago. Koehler lier this year in a game the prestigious tradition. didates." education. He was a member of Northwestern is one of the team beat the Wildcats number one Falcons felt they could have Notre Dame is ranked 13th Both Orlando and Perles think the tennis team at BSU that won goals," he said. "BG has to keep player, Giora Payes, 6-2,7-6(7-5). won. in the NCAA Mideast Re- the Spartans could challenge for the Mid-American Conference ti- improving and working on these Payes was ranked 52nd in the "We played good the first gional Poll while the Falcons the Big Ten championship. tle all four years he played. His goals and to keep the attitude that country at the time. time we played them," said occupy the 7th slot in the Orlando said, I consider the career record there was 91-40 in the program is continuing on. In Evanston. freshman Bob coach Denise Van De Walle. same poll. MSU job to be one of the top posi- singles and 97-23 in doubles. "It would be a credit to the Zumph will return to the lineup tions in the nation." According to a source at the BG members of the team to play after sitting out for two weeks. Cross country teams hoping for success in MAC meet In Matt Kant/ sports writer "Rhombes has looked real good this week and As for this year's season, Price expressed pleas- The team finished seventh in the Central Colle- most of our team is back to full strength." ant surprise at the team's performance. giates, with Todd Black leading the charge with a But there will still be some headaches for the "With the people we had, considering all the fifth-place finish followed by Keith Madaras who After over a month of frustrating illnesses and Falcons this week as they compete in the Mid- walk-ons, I think we did real well," Price said. "It finished 11th. injuries, the women's cross country team is still American Conference Championships tomorrow. was not as good as I would want, but a lot of our looking for a healthy squad. Cathy Myers, who is anemic, will not be full runners ran quite well this year. The future looks Tomorrow's MAC meet will be close and much Last week, the women, minus captain Andrea strength along with Teresa Guy, who has a hip bright." will depend on how BG's back runners finish. Rhombes, finished a disappointing sixth in the problem. On the men's side, the future is now, as the team Central Collegiate Meet with a score of 179. "Our first four girls look real good," Price said.' is trying to bounce back from a frustrating month "We need our third, fourth and fifth guys run- Twelfth-place finisher Cheri Triner, still recover- But now someone is going to have to step up as our of injuries and poor performances. ning better," Sink said. "It's such a close meet ing from a nagging flu bug, led the Falcons in a fifth girl. It could be Lynn Santora, or Myers, or "We've been struggling physically," head coach that we could be running for first if we run well, time of 18:52. Jennifer Frehn or even Guy." Sid Sink said. "Having the weekend off came at the but we could be at the bottom if don't. "We were not satisfied with our finish. Andrea According to Price, the team to beat tomorrow right time for us. We needed to get back together. was at a wedding and we missed her very much," will be Miami, who defeated BG 19-40 during the Irs been a frustrating last month. It was a very "I think Keith and Todd are ready for some good head coach Steve Price said. "Triner is close to be- season. Ball State and Ohio also will be strong con- good first five weeks, then things fell apart. It can races at the end, hut we need the whole team run- ing full strength again after some illnesses and tenders. Price said he hopes to finish in the top still be a successful season if we turn things around ning well. This is when we have to do it, and hope- she's really bounced back well. half. tomorrow." fully we're ready."

Falcon swimmers tomorrow byErikPupUlo ve lost to the past two seasons, "Any of the three teams are sports writer but this will be the first time since capable of sweeping the meet. We the mid-80's that BG has faced have to win this one early. The Cincinnati in a dual meet. longer the meet is left in question, Some swim teams take their "We're decided underdogs, but the better chance they nave of Seniors, early season meets lightly, but if we win one of the meets, we beating us," Gordan said. that s not the case for the BG could end up winning them both," swim teams. They face off said Gordan. Gordan said that whichever against Cincinnati and Wright The men are led by senior co- team wins second, third and State at Cooper Pool tomorrow at captains Brian Kaminsky and fourth consistently will come 2 p.m. Neither teams will be Steve Haugen along with fellow away with the meet. He also is push-overs for the Falcons. senior Kevin Latta. curious to see how BG will react Do You "We never schedule teams so in it's first meet this season. we end up undeafeted. We sched- According to Gordan, the wom- ule the best teams around the en will find the going no easier, "This is our first oppurtunity area and put line ups in there that even though they ve beaten for some freshmen to get their we think can win the meet," said Wright State three out of the last feet wet and all the individuals head coach Brian Gordan. four4 seasons and Cincinnati two will have to come together as a Have The men's team is familiar out of the last three years at the team to pull the victory out," said with Wright State, a team they' All-Ohio meet. Gordan.

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SCHRODER, M.D. bunch of teenagers and a few wa- Envelopes have been pouring in shed up old-timers ? Signed, against Miami from all corners of campus and Weeping Wahoo. the city from readers who want Dear Wahoo, I suppose 'have answers to some of the hottest The Sports patience' isn't the right thing to by Rob McCurdy questions in sports. say to a fan whose grandparents sports wrilcr So as Da v id Letterman would Doctor were teenagers the last tune their say, "letter number one..." team finished on top. But alas, DearDoc, how do I get to Ox- there seems to be hope on Lake Don't talk to football coach ford? I want to make a road trip Erie's horizon. The talent is Gary Blackney about the to see the football team kick some there. Whether or not it develops Miami Whami or any other butt. Signed, Lost Fan. is another story. But the road to superstitious hocus-pocus. He Dear Lost Fan, Head south un- game and has worn out his wel- winning in baseball has taken a won't believe it. til you come to the middle of no- come in the NFL. sharp turn. Now the secret is "I'm not superstitious or where. Then look for a big Dear Doc, What's the real story signing a handful of free agents bound to statistics. It's a whole cemetery. That will be Miami's behind Browns'coach Bill Beli- and riding them all the way to the new ballgame," Blackney said. football stadium. If most of the chick accusing Wyche of spying? World Series. So improving the The Falcons travel to Mia- Redskin fans are wearing black, What are professional sports minor league system, which it mi's Yager Stadium tomorrow, it's because their team is being coming to? I know Wyche isn 't took Cleveland 20 years to do, is a place where the team has won buried there on Saturday. But exactly a perfect role model, but not so vital anymore. The teams only twice in their last 10 trips. Tht BO Nrws/Kob Wctilrr don't be late, you might get could he ha ve stooped to such a with the biggest bucks and the BG hasn't beaten the Redskins Western Michigan's Corey Sylve attempts to break outside of caught in traffic. Funeral pro- level? Signed, Bond. James fewest whammies will rise to the since 1985. "This is a new staff Bowling Green cornerback Carlos Brooks, while linebacker cessions can get pretty long and Bond. top, while the others struggle and a new program with a great Mike Calcagno follows in pursuit during last Saturday's 23-10 the streets could get busy. Dear 007, Of course the Bengals along with guys like Jeff Mutis, bunch of kids with tremendous victory. The Falcons hope to continue their winning ways DearDoc, why is Sam Wyche are spying on the Browns. In fact, Jerry Browne, Alex Cole, and attitudes. What's happened in tomorrow against Miami. still coaching the Bengals -Does they've spied on every team Jeff Manto. Yes, the Tribe will the past is in the past," Black- the front office acutauy think he they've played so far and they contend. In fact, I can see the day ney said. and 265 yards per game. The can lose," the Falcon coach can turn around this joke of a still can t win! Many have been when my grandkids and I will Unlike recent years, the team also leads the league in said. "I just want to make sure team ? Signed, Fed Up with the wondering how they do it, and I watch the Indians battle for their BG-MU game is a battle be- turnover margin, taking the it's not like Custer's last Wackyness. have the exclusive scoop. There first pennant since 1954. tween first and second place ball away 17 tunes more than stand." Dear Fed Up, I wish I had an have been confirmed sightings of Mid-American Conference their opponents have. GAME NOTES — The game answer for you. Wyche has about Paul Brown's ghost on opponents' DearDoc, what's your stance teams. Spearheading the Redskin de- will be the SportsChannel Game as much business coaching that practice fields and locker rooms. on the 'chop ?' And should the In- "It's an interesting fense is junior linebacker Curt of the Week and can be seen on team as Mickey Mouse. The He scribbles down a few notes dians adopt a similar gimmick to game...it's a championship McMillan who leads the nation Wood Cable TV channel 34 at name of the game in the NFL is about tendencies and decodes boost fan attendance ? Signed, Same. The loser isn't necessar- in tackles with 145. 1:30 p.m. Saturday. ... The consistency. And the way Cincin- their play terminology. On Satur- Ted and Jane. y eliminated from the confer- "Fundamentally they're as game can also be heard on nati has bounced around from day nights, Wyche leads a team Dear Ted and Jane, don't stop ence championship, but the good as as any team in this WBGU (88.1 FM) and WFOB worst to first every year is testa- seance on the 50-yard line. the chop. People are just having a winner takes a giant step," league," Blackney said. (1430 AM). ment to Wyche's unstable per- Boomer brings the candles and little fun at the old ballpark. The Blackney said. "They've been even better in sonality. Get the guy out of there! incense as they attempt to call on Braves, Indians, Seminoles, etc. "It's going to be a battle. I'm that they haven't beaten them- FALCON NOTES - Bowling Whether or not he beats Cleve- the spirit of their late owner. It's are just nicknames, not state- sure their aching (after losing selves. They do the little things Green is one of only 17 NCAA land on Sunday makes no differ- a foolproof system, but it looks ments aimed to exploit Native to Toledo last Saturday). The right. They force turnovers, Division I-A teams left in the ence, because he should have like the Browns have figured it Americans. As far as the Indians' crowd is going to be unfriendly and don't turn the ball over nation with one loss or less. ... been pink-slipped a long time out. It's a shame to think Wyche fan turnout, maybe if they and unpredictable. People have themselves." The team has won six consecu- ago. Talk about a team in need of goes to all that trouble and he still changed their colors to orange told me it's going to be a hostile Regardless, Blackney and the tive games. ... The Falcons a new direction. This team has hit hasn't won a game yet. and brown, played their games in environment." his team is optimistic. have outscored their opponents rock bottom and kept going. His Dear Doc, I have a two-part the fall, ran a two-minute offense, Miami boasts the best de- "We're finding ways to win 60-13 in the fourth quarter this outlandish statements are uncal- question. Will the Cleveland In- changed their name to the fense in the MAC. The Redskins and our kids have confidence. I year. ... BG has not lost a fum- led for, and he's stormed out on dians ever be a contending base- Dawgs... have allowed only 11.3 points don't know if they think they ble in the last four games. the field one too many times. The ball team ? Don't they know that Matt D. Schroder is sports edi- man is no longer good for the Major League was just a movie tor of the News. PARENTS WEEKEND IN ONE WEEK ... GET YOUR FOOTBALL TICKETS NOW! Classified The BG News

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MOON THAT HE DIDN'T rial Editor Matthew Daneman they were experienced In city ance and ability to deal with PRAY TO briefly considered running Can government, neither Hoffman high-pressure situations and per- I MISSED IT You Top This?across the top of nor Kepke had much experience tinent Issues than many Insiders MOON THAT HE DIDN'T the letters section, then changed with student concerns. Experi- expected. As noted, the air of all SEE his mind.) enced observers of the BG politi- three campaigns have been con- BROKE HER HEART cal scene suggested that many of servative - too much so for the FEVER DREAMS AS BG RACES the Issues the debates have re- tastes of some bloodthirsty BG INTO THE FUTURE volved around would never have polltlcos. And It's true that recent !!!!! surfaced If Tinker, a student him- USG elections have been absolute This Is It. BG. The run for the self, hadn't been running. Tin- bloodbaths by comparison. But roses, the final showdown, the ker's presence has forced his two this restraint has had a purpose. Super Bowl of BG politics. The competitors to face Issues that (I may never live down the pre- tightly-contested BG mayoral would have otherwise been rel- vious sentence.) election will be settled Tuesday egated to the back-burner. Tinker hasn't come on like a as Republican Wes Hoffman, In this regard. Tinker's pres- hyperactive schoolkld. He hasn't Democrat Joyce Kepke, and In- ence has been essential. BG has put his foot In his mouth. He's dependent Jim Tinker square off denied Its status as a college town presented his attitudes clearly In a three-way fight to the finish. for too long. The polarization that and effectively, balancing his All three candidates have run exists In BG will always exist to focus evenly between city and relatively safe, low-risk cam- some extent. This Is a simple fact campus. He's done a lot more paigns, each waiting for the other of life In college towns na- than many Jaded, cynical obser- to stumble, to make a fatal slip. The College Republicans nat- tionwide. But there's no need for vers expected from a student None has. urally threw In with Hoffman and this division to be heightened to candidate. They've wrestled with the key descended on Tinker like an en- the point where city legislators Issues • recycling, rezonlng (aka raged pack of Siberian wolf- can basically ignore students' In- When I cast my vote for Tinker "Who's gonna get the Heinz hounds. They decried his candi- terests. Tinker has brought this this Tuesday, I'll do so knowing plant?"), and the possibility of a dacy from the rooftops and the point to light on several occa- that I'm voting for BG's future. citizens' review board (especially letter columns. sions. He has also expressed Electing a student Is a big step, In the wake of last year's East The College Democrats backed more concern for and knowledge but It's one that Is absolutely Merry arrestfest) to name but a no one, In an unfortunate simula- of Issues that are Important to the necessary If BG ever hopes to be- few - and came out basically uns- tion of their party's condition on future of BG as a city than I think come one town, one people, one carred. a national level. Kepke stood his competition expected from community. Then the letter-writing began, alone. him. Take It from an Italian i filling the editorial page of The In retaliation to the Republi- Never turn your back on an I think It can. BG News with opinions, rumors, cans' wave of letters, Tinker's Irishman. Frank Esposlto, a senior Eng- half-truths, and other endorse- backers flew to his aid, pointing Ethnic tomfoolery aside, Tin- lish major from Warren. Ohio, Is ment gimmicks. (BG News Edito- out In their letters that, while ker has shown more persever- editor o/The Insider. From Inside The Insider

With our ears still echoing with "CHARGE IT!!!' The Insiderglee- fully sets forth to give you a glimpse of American Culture through what Americans seem to love most • shopping! We turned Editor; Frank Enpottito Tim Funk, Andrea Tanner. Kim Imixtanl Editor: Wendy M. King Callecod and Richard MaJIkas Stuff Photographer*: Jeff Rudcliffe loose In various known shopper's Heather Dunaway paradises and let them buy Art Director: Molly Zakrajxek America. Check out the chaotic Fiction Editor: Jennifer Sader results on pages 6 and 7. Staff Writem: Tim Funk Wandering further within the Scott DeKatch depths of The Insider, discover Morrellu Raleigh football as you've never seen It Production SuperviHorx: ■till Burgetm before, with Mike Hackney at the Brian Green Browns/Steeters game, page 4. Production UWIIMM Stephen BernHtein Kathy (.ailau Tina Noaker Keep that Halloween sprit around with Greg Watson, a very Laurel Pajer scary guy, on page 4. We be Pravin RodrigueH Jammln on page 3 as Debbie Blz- Advertiiiing Manager: Jun Siulilis Jak previews the One Love Reg- BuHineiw Manager: Barb Miller gae Party, and Jennifer Munn Advinor: If .>!.. ri Bortel turns up WBGUs multicultural dial on page 3. Strike It rich with Dave Huffman on page S as he The Insider magazine is published every Friday during the gives ya the dirt on Danny DeVI- academic year by the Board of Student Publications ol to's new flick. Bowling Green State University. Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Insider magazine. And hey teenbeats. remember The Insider magazine and Bowling Green State University to vote on Tuesday. This Is our town too. are equal opportunity employers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. Step Into the voting booth. Step Copyright 1991, The BG News Into the future. The Editors. TMMsaei Friday, lovamter 1. 1991 I One Love: Party joins music, unity Party Is now being called the One by Debbie lli|ak Love Reggae Party. "One Love,"a contributing writer well known reggae expression originated with Bob Marley but has expanded to encompass a di- "One love, one heart, Let's get verse meaning • ranging from the together and feel alright." greeting "bye" or "good luck" to a This famous phrase, coined by sense of "brotherhood" and reggae legend Bob Marley. plays "togetherness." While the ex- a major role In the theme of this pression Is broad. It Is universal- weekend's 7th Annual One Love ly understood as a term which Reggae Party taking place this ties people together regardless of Saturday, at 9 p.m. In the Lenhart their background. Grand Ballroom. This reggae This new title fits the theme of party will feature, by popular this reggae party perfectly, for demand, the Ark Band, a Colom- reggae Is music which attracts bus-based four-man outfit who people of all ages, creeds and hail from the Caribbean island of ethnic backgrounds. R. Enrol NOAHS BAND: The Ark will perform al the annual One Love Reggae Parry tomorrow night at 9pm In the Unhart St. Lucia. Lam, faculty advisor of the Bowl- Grand Ballroom This annual event, formerly ti- ing Green Caribbean Association, tled the Harambee (a term mean- RHYTHM of NATIONS ing community and peace) Unity ■ See Reftae, page 8. WBGU expands multicultural radio horizons The Spanish show, hosted by Ragley, the show Is quite popular by Jennifer Munn Benlto Luclo. airs from 10 a.m. to with foreign students and she contributing writer 5 p.m. Sunday. It features — you gets many requests. Although she guessed It — Spanish music, and does not like to play top 40 reg- gets the most requests of all of gae, she does play a lot of Bob Good morning Bowling Green WBGU s programs. Marley and Peter Tosh as well as and happy 40th birthday WBGU! Between 5 and 8 p.m.. WBGU local reggae band, Groovemaster. Although alternative college airs a Women's Music Show, "Reggae's message Is universal rock provides WBGU with Its hosted by Jasmin Ashakih and and It Is representative of where meat and potatoes, several multi- Sara Colias This shows plays music Is going." Ragley said. cultural shows spice things up lo music produced, written and Dave Sears' World Music Show give the station truly Internation- sung exclusively by women can be heard on Tuesday be- al flavor. These shows spin around the world. tween 7 and 8 p.m. "The show Is WBGU s radio waves to the beat "There's a large community about music from anywhere but of a different multicultural drum. who listen to the show." Ashakih here." Sears said. "It Is good mu- For the early risers and Sunday said. "Women's music Is em- sic that people In America tend churchgoers. Peter Herman plays powering and speaks to women not to realize Is there." classical from 7 to 10 a.m. WBGU who do not relate to men's mu- The World Music Show fea- has maintained this non- sic." tures music from El Salvador, alternative program because the Women are composing good Turkey, France and Senegal station used to be all classical. It music and being recognized and along with many other counties. Is keeping with Its roots. respected for It. Three cheers for "I want people to know there Herman describes his show as feminism! are (countries like) Senegal mak- "Sunday brunch music that one The Reggae show, which beats ing music worth listening to," does not need a Ph.D. to listen Thursday 2 to 4 p.m., Is hosted Inslefer/Heother Dunaway to." by Robyn Ragley. According to ■ See WBGU, page 8. REGGAE QUEEN: Robyn Ragley hosts a weekly reggae show at WBGU.

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Harry Connlck Jr. Bloc Light. Red Light Colombia THINGS THAT GO The major note of Harry Connlck Jr.'s latest move- ment In the swing revival. BUMP IN MY MIND Blur Light, Red Light, rests A STEELER IN A STRANGE LAND In a commendable first because I hated his music. Elvis effort at arranging and writ- by Greg Watson ripped off his face and started Pittsburgh fan braves Dawg Pound ing his own material: try to scary guy yelling, "Why are you hitting me? citement In the air begin to rise. disregard his allegiance to MOOOOOMMYYYYY." by Mike Hackney All my life I remember dreading Sinatra and Torme on this A demon follows me every- contributing writer the thought of traveling to dreary one, folks. Boy am I glad Halloween Is where making sure every female Cleveland — the obnoxious over so I no longer have to put up in the world hates me. THAT Is crowd, the howling, the spilling The blue note falls on the with little Barts screaming for why I can't get a date. It was my very first "live" NFL of beer, the shoving. But as I absence of Connlck's more Kit Kats and ghosts, goblins Halloween 1983.1 was walk- experience — like something out fought the hustling traffic, I felt nimble piano, with the ex- and witches have packed It in for ing on a deserted street. The air of a dream. My favorite team, the the city of Cleveland come alive. ception of a few pllnks on the year. was still —suddenly I felt a warm "She belongs to He." Lyrica- Every Halloween, something breeze. Then It was still again. I Pittsburgh Steelers, vs, a not-so- For those who have never been favorlte team, the Cleveland lly, Connlck adheres to really weird happens to me. I'm ran home and locked myself In there. Cleveland Stadium Is simple rhyme and "first Browns. (Note: the Intensity of something to behold. I was over- not sure If anything happened to the bathroom. date" and family Idealism me this year, I had to write this On Halloween, 1985, my dog my dislike for the latter team can whelmed by Its magnitude and on cuts like "He Is They early (something about deadline started barking. 1 looked out the be described no further lest I Inspired by Its sell-out crowd. Are." The dreary laments — wait! Deadline Is scary.) window - AND THERE WAS make enemies with half the cam- Imagine me. a devoted Steeler which disrupted his pre- My first venture Into the Scary NOTHING OUT THERE! pus. Including my editor.) fan since I could talk, roaming I made the trip to rainy Cleve- vious LP We Are In Love Zone was Oct. 31, 1977, when I In 1987.1 was In a graveyard. land early Sunday afternoon and limit themselves to "Sonny was watching San ford and Son I heard grass rustle behind me by 2:30 p.m.. I could feel the ex- ■See Dswg. page 8. Cried" and "JIII" on the new with my parents. I turned to my and saw a ghost In the form of a LP. parents and said "Some- chipmunk. But I knew better and day...soon, Red Foxx will die." threw a big rock at It. This recording concen- FOURTEEN YEARS LATER I WAS I have a Paul McCartney tape trates more heavily on cat- RIGHT!!!!! which plays backward. Paul said chy arrangements and Only 30 days before Hal- to me, "Ihlhlh teg annog erew." swing with punch. Harry loween In 1979,1 was watching During the Halloween season jumps back to New Orleans Nolan Ryan pitch. I said "He will in 1988,1 dated Satan. Satan said with the Dixieland rag of strike somebody out tonight." In she was an education major — "With Imagination." "Just the third inning - he did. He also but now I know she was really a Kiss Me" concludes the LP struck out some other guys. frigid bitch from hell. with a full-orchestra speed My two toughest bosses have What other horrendous things Jitterbug. died. My other bosses better be will happen to me? Will my socks nice to me and buy me stuff. disappear? Misspellings appear On Halloween night, 1981,1 In my stories? Cleveland win the saw the ghost of Elvis. I attacked pennant? W1U this get published? Elvis and started beating him up Or am I already In hell. In the coldest university In the world, sentenced to eternally to a life of reporting, confusion and not enough Swiss cheeze. But It's better than Jersey.

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celebrity crush to "Dr. Dave's Quiz," c/o 214 West Hall, BG. OH. 43403. or dip It Into the lux- urious box In 210 West Hall before 8p.m., Tues., Nov. 5. 1991. Dr. DAVE'S In honor of my brother, my Cleveland family (coming to town this week), and my Arizona family (school-oriented bunch that they are), this week's quiz goes MUSIC QUIZ out to all of you who are In or who have ever had a family: Freshman level-One point each. 1 Who hit the charts with both IN YOUR FACE: Penelope Aon lilllrr and Danny DeVlio square off In Other People's Money.' "Papa Don't Preach" and "Oh by Dave iaiklnd Father'7 Incredible College of Musical Knowledge 2. Who hit Number One with "Father Figure"? Sophomore level-Two points DeVito and Peck strike it rich Halloween and commitment. each. merged as one of the most suc- which gives him the latest finan- Commitment and Halloween. 3 Who punched the Top 20 by David Huffman cessful stars of the big screen. cial reports. When Carmen tells Scary stuff, kids. They're both with "Mama Said Knock You film critic fun and they both offer the Out? DeVlto's latest film Is the uneven, him that the New England Wire but funny, Other People's Money possibility of reaping great re- 4."Sister Christian" was the and Cable Company would be the wards, but... Actually, this year's biggest hit for what California In which he plays Lawrence Gar- most profitable for him to des- While Tony Danza gets to an- October was great for both band? field, the quintessential 80 s cor- troy. Garfleld and his firm go to noy America weekly on one of events. Dr. Dave and the entire Junior level-Three points each. porate raider. work. the worst shows on TV, his Taxi staff at "Dr. Dave's Incredible 5. What duo hit the Top 10 to Every morning Garfleld wakes co-star. Danny DeVito, has e- College of Musical Knowledge" 1983 with "Family Han'? up to his computer. Carmen, ■ See Mosey, page 8. wish my little brother, Scott, and 6. What band hit the Top 20 his fiancee, Lorle (Hey, 1 re- with "Your llama Don't Dance" I AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ membered the "e") all the best as in 1989? they announced their en- Senior level-Four points each. gagement last week. Bobcat 7 .What was Twisted Sister's love's a wonderful thing. only Top 40 hit? DELTA ZETA would like to announce Dr. Dave, the brother-ln-Iaw-to- 8 Who hit the Top 40 In 1988 be, found several perfect entries with "Dance Little Slsler'7 to last week's "city" quiz. In our Graduate level-Five points our Big/LII Pairs: haphazard drawing, Tom Jones each. Jr., (Nah, I won't make any stupid 9. Name either of Swing Out Jokes about your name. But, Sister's Top 40 hits. what's new, pussycat?) who said lO.The first solo female rapper Tri»h Ingram/.. _...7\. Carrie Anne Beller he'D be the Invisible man this to hit the charts was the lady who year, knew the answers were: hit the Top 40 this year with "It's Andrea Snyder*^ !jt.. TS^... .Alicia Cercone 1." How Will I Know?''or A Shame (My Sister)". Who Is several others 2 .Starshlp 3 Guns she? Trade McChiskey ....*.. ,^.*^*... Shannon Favri 'n Roses 4.Boston 5."I've Been Of course you all know that If Mary Jane Divorznik Jeaaica Harming Thinking About You" 6."Take Uy you are this week's chosen win- Breath Away" 7.Glenn Frey ner, you win receive a FREE Jen Keck Tara Hartman 8 -Relax"9 Billy Idol lO.Marc promotional cassette from Fin- Conn ders Records And Tapes at 128 Cheryl Cage Megan Keller To enter this week's quiz, send N. Main and an OFFICIAL Dr. Mary FeHz Kristen Kemph your entry with your name, ad- Dave diploma. If you're down wit dress, phone number, and first O.P.P.. YOU could be the winner. Heidi Grunner Amy Kotton Amy Scott Michelle Magin BOWLING GREEN Beth Myers Jennifer Niece KIWANIS CLUB Joanie Seitnet Lisa Warner Lorl Pickup Jennifer Whisler Julie Gumban Julia Winners Lisa Peterson Mary Listerman Jen Box .. JJJ. M''»«/• M» • •£ • • Bethanie Bearor PANCAKE Vanessa Stamper Julie Dorian Kris Wiesolek Marybeth Monty DAY Chris McArtor .Jennifer Stripe Saturday, November 2,1991 Cindy Hudec Mercedez Fisher * NEW HOURS * Andrea Kelessay ...... > Suzanne Wheeler Serving 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. SINK* HIGH SCHOCX O/SIHIA / W KX «D Missy Rowland... .777^!?^... Kym Walls A0UITJ $4,00 / CHUUN 112 1 UNDO) $2.00 SINK* CmziNS |65 1 OVH1 $2.00 • CAMYOUTS AMAIU •

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With the holiday shopping madness ready to begin any day, we ailnslder Central decided this was a good By Morrella Raleigh time to give some campus folk a chance to relieve tension while enlightening us all about our culture. And of course, we decided they had to do It through that favorite activity of consumptlon-lovln' Americans - - SHOPPING So we gave them all a specific place to go - pockets bulging with an imaginary S250 from the Insider fun fund and off they went. Here are today's four lucky shoppers: KIM CALLECOD, Popular Culture graduate student, takes us to downtown BG. RICHARD MAJIKAS. sophomore Graphic Design major, cruises out to Toledo's (toy) Heaven on Earth - - Toys R' Us. TIM FUNK, senior Popular Culture major and Insider staff writer stays closer to home (or campus, rather) and finds some "neat stuff' at the University Bookstore. And last but not least ANDREA TANNER, senior Journalism major, shopped til she dropped at Wood- land Mall. SUPER SHOPPER To downtown BG we go. Callecod said that while downtown might not be the most diverse place to shop, It does offer a wide Tim Funk. ^ representation of Americans and their buying habits. Senior "Every single thing on my list could be construed as a leisure item." she admitted. "Some of the things Major: Pop. Culture * are more edifying than others." Home: Cleveland * "The ultimate American thing" is pizza, according to Callecod. That and of course, beer. Beer and Levl's Jeans were two items she wanted to purchase but they were not for sale on Main Street. "The six-pack Is / Hate Fun by Mifflin quintessential^ American," she said. Lowell $5.95 Callecod said the growth chart poster of Islah Thomas of the Detroit Pistons was fitting. "That Is really appropriate because our heroes now are athletes and that (Americans) literally measure Big Book of Hell by themselves against an athlete...We seem to mass market our (athletes) better than any other country," MattGroenig $15.95 she said. On the purchase of The Bible, she said. "For better or worse, that forms the basis for a lot of American Where's Waldo: trends." The Magnificent "And I would buy all of this stuff with a credit card, of course," she concluded. Poster Book $16.95 Next on our shopping excursion was Richard Majlkas, who was pleased to find that toy guns have Im- TheUltimate Fun proved since his days as a child warrior. "You used to have to make the sounds. Now It does It for you," he Book by Martin said. Hanford $7.95 He said the futuristic. Lego train set symbolizes American's love of A selection of World technology and Improvement. "I think we're hoping for our future. We are still very excited about Wrestling the space thing," he said. Federation The Vlewmaster purchase Is another remnant of childhood. magazines $10.00 "It's an American classic. I think every kid has had a Vlewmaster." he said. Curious George The electronic rap game represents Americans love of fun. It would books by Marget be best used for "dancing like a fool," he said. Rey $2.95 "You learn things from toys - sharing and cooperation and all that sort of stuff," Majlkas explained. Star Trek book and The University Bookstore proved to be an adventurous spot for our movie library $35.00 staff shopper, Tim Funk. Stephen King titles $5.95 "My mission - to purchase S250 of Americana at the University • - proved that the furbelows of consumer culture can be peddled most Ultra Tide $3.49 anywhere," Funk said. Ultra Cheer $3.99 Among his most Intriguing purchases were Curious George books, Beef Jerky $6.00 ln*ld*r/Aprii Clock beverage glasses, and posters. Pocket Trout POSTER CHILD: Tim Funk gets sandwiched by the Blues Brothers at the Unl- Funk said Curious George is a prime example of the model Ameri- verlsty Bookstore. can citizen. squeeze light $6.79 "He could probably reduce an entire city to rubble, cry a bit, and the man In the yellow hat would still Whoosh II $7.39 buy him Ice cream," he said. Plastic Dinosaurs $7.50 The alcoholic beverage glasses, long considered staples of college (and American) life, serve several Snoopy and Ziggy purposes, according to Funk. "With spirits, you can support the state economy and forget the national recession at the same time," he mini-posters $10.00 deduced. 2 Stuffed Animals $50.00 Andrea Tanner's mall experience enlightened her to the exploitation and preoccupations of Americans. BGSU beer mugs $4.00 "(Shopping) Is a way to make money and It's a commentary on how American people think," she said. Americans' concerns about health and fitness might not be what they seem. Tanner said the $ 115 BGSU pitchers $8.00 sneakers show American's fickleness for fads. BGSU shot glasses $2.00 "(The shoes) show that people aren't as much Into health as they are Into style." American Flag For Tanner, the best examples of American culture come In book form. The bargain book on Vanilla Ice reflects a growing problem, she said. handbasket $9.50 "I think he exploits a black art form for his own personal good." Legal size The Malcolm X and Think and Grow books "represent two divergent sub-groups of African-Americans envelopes (40ct.) $.79 In 1991," according to Tanner. "These two books show that there Is a growing split between black people now," she said. Posters $5.00 One group seeks material wealth while the other foregoes profit to embrace their heritage, Tanner explained. Total $252.55 So, the next time you're fighting those blue-light special crowds In search of something, take a look around and think what you're buying says about you. 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SWlf ThE InSiDEr StaFF SUPER SHOPPER Kim Callecod, Graduate Student ) oF eXPErTS SEtS oUT Popular Culture Home: BG tO BuY AmERiCA ********* Pisanello's Pizza $8.00 * Finder's: Four CDs: Green, REM; Apocalypse * 91: The Enemy Strikes Black, Public Enemy; Lady in Satin, Billie Holiday; Use Your Illusion, Guns 'n Roses $53.96 Hidden Realms: Three comics (Batman, Superman, Taboo) $9.00 Falcon House: Life-size Isiah Thomas poster $13.00 College sweatshirt $35.00 Evans Office Equipment: One pack of SUPER SHOPPER computer disks for P.C. $15.00 Batteries for television remote control $4.00 Andrea Tanner. Two answering machine cassette tapes $5.00 Senior Major: Journalism Wizard Graphics: Home: Youngstown T-shin with saying $12.00 ben Franklin: Foot Locker: Bo PTbif doll with costume $14.00 Jackson Nike cross- The Village Preacher: trainer sneakers, 2700 (denim, yellow, black The Bible $ Video Spectrum: and white) $115. Two Nintendo games Shane (a western) Record Den: Please ln«ld«r/Jell Rockl.fle The Godfather III Hammer Don't Hurt TUNES FOR OUR TIUES: Kim Callecodpicks the hits A stand up comedy video $12.28 'em. CDbyMC Grounds for Thought: Hammer $14.98 Legoland Futuron Donuts and muffins Claire's Boutique: Monorail Transport Four used paperbacks: Stephen King, Daniel Steele, James Ellroy, and a science fiction Stress-X squeeze System $139.99 relief toy and threes Floor Model Rod novel Seven magazines: The Advocate, Environment, pairs of earrings, Hockey $69.99 Mad, TV Guide, Vogue, Sports Illustrated, three necklaces and Operation Desert Rolling Stone four bracelets $5.00 Patrol Electronic Gun $14.99 Waldenbooks: The Vanilla Ice Electronic Milwaukee Murders $4.99 Rap Game with Beat Think and Grow Box Rich: A Black Coice SUPER SHOPPER Aerobie View Master 3-D by Dennis Kimbro Richard Majikas, and Napolean Hill $20.00 Sophomore Malcom X: The life Major: Graphic Design of a Man who Home: Cleveland Changed America by Bruce Perry $24.93 Growing Up in the Jackson Family by Latoya Jackson with Patricia Romanowski $19.95 and the November issues of Essence $2.00 and Emerge $2.50

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■ From Moaey, page 5. —^—^— FIND THE PATH TO NIRVANA However. Garfleld does not re- As Garfleld and Kate play cat alize that his latest prey Is owned and mouse, a relationship starts by "Jorgy" (Gregory Peck), an to emerge. Thanks to the well- Idealist who still believes In the written script by two-time Oscar American work ethic. He Is not winner Alvln Sargent, this pair- about to surrender his company ing seems believable despite the without a fight and has as his se- unlikely visual couple they make. cret weapon his beautiful step- daughter lawyer Kate (Penelope Director Norman Jewlson Ann Miller) {Moonstruck, In the Heat of the Nlghf) deserves a great deal of DeVlto has proven In films like credit for the film's success but Is Ruthless People and Romancing also responsible for Its major the Stone that he can play the problem. After hearing the test slimy greedmonger role. He Is audience's response, Jewlson perfect as "Larry the Liquidator." changed the film's conclusion. The attractive Miller has so far The result Is a "happy" ending made a career playing love Inter- that makes little sense and leaves ests in everything ranging from •he viewer feeling cheated. ALWAYS ON MY NEVERMIND: Nirvana (I lor) Chris Novostllc. David Grohl Big Top Pet-Wee to Awakenings. Even though the ending hurts and Kurt Cobaln. No one better could have played (he film, It Is still very entertain- Jorgy than Peck, whose presence ing. DeVlto could have done Nirvana guitar riffs and gravelly vocals. It towards the Tiny Tim side and captures the quiet strength that much worse -Just look at Dansa's Nevermind Is musically more dynamic the lyrics get a tad sentimental the role requires. She's Out of Control. DGC than Bleach Kurd! Kobal n Is ac- for postpunk college radio at tually coherent now and then. times, but on three glorious cuts - ■ From Dawg, page 4. ^^^^-^^^^ Unfortunately for Sub Pop die- "Bachelorette," "Down My through potentially the most misty Cleveland skyline. Definite I y a departure from hards, AOR stations have caught Block," and the near-perfect dangerous and energetic bunch Was I dlssappolnted by the Bleach, Nirvana's Sub Pop debut. on to this, dooming Nirvana to "Look At The Moon" - these Min- of NFL howlers ever assembled, Then again, the band has gone the fate suffered by Just about neapolis popsters come within a score? Perhaps I got a little lonely huddled together against the at times, sitting In black and gold through a majorpersonnel every good band that has to go dog's eyetooth of recording the rain, arm In arm. I was truly a while crazy, barking people, clad change. Drummer Chad Chan- sign with a major label. perfect soundtrack for one of the stranger In a strange land. nlng has been permanently re- ■Scott DeKatch most enduring cultural gifts of the In orange and brown, came The Steelers gave them a good together as one. But never dls- placed with David Grohl and lead 70s - Scooby-Doo. No lie. This show In the "dawg pound." Los- sappolnted! My first NFL game guitarist Jason Everman has cartoon trio summons technicolor MM ing what I consider a heart- was an awesome one — a cheri- mysteriously disappeared, leav- Tromp* It Monde visions of Scoob. Shaggy, and the breaker to the Browns, 17-14. A ing Nirvana with a more po- rest of the gang, shambling shed memory I will share fondly Elektra prayer In the end zone — where with my first born. No, I will lished, Ughter-than-thunder across TV screens, on the run Leroy Hoard of the Browns never live In Cleveland, but power-trio format. This Is neither It's damn cool. from vampires, Frankenstein caught a touchdown pass while good nor bad. but a departure - monsters, and werewolves. something magical happens there - Tim Funk lying flat on his back — and a on Sundays — something that I and one that Is filling Nirvana's rare miss by Steelers' kicker Gary Trip Shakespeare speaks on the true essence of (and David Geflen's) pocket- Anderson technically saved Ber- books. Lula loyalty and support. And Trip Shakespeare If you nle Kosar and his gang from In Cleveland, It's FOOTBALL — come through you're gonna get sheer embarassment at home. Although Nevermind contains stripped to Its essentials, raw and Trip Shakespeare almost pull It yourself a Scooby snack. (Don't The energy In Cleveland Is not fascinating to the very last play. Nirvana's trademark punchy off. The vocals go too much look back.) Just on the field. It Is In the seats My heart Is In Pittsburgh. But I as well. It Is In the very walls of will never forget that wonderful the stadium (although she Is game In rainy Cleveland — Oc- crumbling down before our tober 27. 1991 I was glad to be a PLEBE5 fry II Morion eyes). The energy of the Browns part of It. Thanks for the memo- permeates the very air above the ries, ya bunch of dawgs!

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AM* j«.w r»f AAwMf o* (tr—y £. A#l rwr% PovrAtn A» •#€ •*■ AW niTI 41**-'*' 0»* (£&JL ^fffluMfvT^LHT-Jl Sears said. tor at WBGU, offers some good KMOWM foA.«t> WBGU offers many multicul- advice. f" 'II"1"1- Hurt* (tO£K-f~? . ..H-«*W ASO«r "Enrich yourself." Huffman M MA1WAM fwtf *T*CrXC f=#-o* rA.TTl.¥$TA^ tural programs for all dlffrent sorts of people with all sorts of said. "There Is more to music fiA«8«i»rfr ntic, ( different tastes. than top 40, classic rock and MA1MAU USA""" A -*eAt* ^osr euro^ rn« Andy Huffman, musical direc- alternative." S14 SAM/ TKV- 'St tceM« of Tt*e '«*•» ifw From Reggae, page 3. -r, iti>»t •"« ILL ■ Of- T*e MM"" \ MS »'0 A JA"*M 4C f«A*o.-c£> iHoir TOi*R a" PofO^At T>»f» 1^*».|ITI0H of ir«W mi rlA-»»i •* «• ''•' t»wi«»i-i5ni> Is looking forward to the event. doors of reggae for those who may not find the bar scene par- i TWCW, fur OOT AM HO* tT*S A V«o'»* bar ir1. "This event Is one of the ttcularly enjoyable or accessible AI»U« Fe*i"«-"" cMA«.T-»uvre* ■(•>(»€ iu« ineXT strongest ways to create unity on 1 A le"* *'*'** »* * AND Yoo'te w MAiNAtfreR'ui* due to age. "•"- «Sr« a campus that has many divi- p.pouAf W«AM «<« gotFie* w>rt< sions," Lam said. CrtOCIL vAN&IO^C Ot>AH, "The Ark's goal Is to entertain, The Ark combines reggae and educate and enlighten," Lam , soca (a mixture of soul and caly- said. "The party represents a \ pso) to create a unique, upbeat continuing effort In making (the j sound which sets them apart University) a culturally diverse from many local reggae bands. campus." The Ark succeeds In creating a medium that Is not only enter- The event Is being sponsored taining, but conscl en ce -raising. by the Caribbean Association, Most of their songs carry very African Peoples Association. stong messages. This aspect of Ethnic Cultural Arts Program, Hidden Realms reggae Is known In reggae terms Graduate Student Senate. Prog- as the "cry of the people" ressive Student Organlza- COMICS • GAMES • BOOKS tln. Women for Women, and the 126 W. Woostor St. 333-3386 According to Lam, having the World Student Association Ad- . Open: Monday thru Saturday 12-6 event on campus will open the mission Is free. * TIN INSIDER Friday. November 1.1981 a

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