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BRIEFLY Campus Many problems debated in meeting Rape series continue*: Agenda changed Tne Office of Continuing Faculty issues undecided Education is sponsoring the second part of a rape by Jeremy S. Weber resolution still passed by nearly a by Jennifer Today The beginning pay specified in the resolution for awareness series tonight at staff writer two to one margin. staff writer part-time faculty is $500 per credit hour for an in- 7:30 in 1104B Off enhauer "The resolutions can still be structor, $550 per credit hour for a first level as- West. dealt with in private — there's no sistant professor, $625 per credit hour for an asso- Tonight's presentation fo- Faculty Senate passed a com- way to see how the issues are de- A resolution which would limit part-time facul- ciate professor and $725 per credit hour for a cuses on the plight of rape promise resolution Tuesday bated," he said. "It violates the ty's workload and establish a minimum per credit professor. victims and what students which specifies procedure for spirit of the Sunshine Laws. The hour pay rate was tabled at Tuesday's Faculty This scale is recommended for the 1991-92 aca- can do to help those who transmitting senate resolutions to public has a right to see how the Senate meeting after much debate. demic year. Although, market conditions may re- have been raped. the University Board of Trustees. trustees are operating." The proposal limits employment in any single sult in the negotiation of higher rates in some in- The resolution stems from a Blinn also said he voted against term to 75 percent of a full-time load — not more stances. March resolution which would the resolution because of a para- than nine hours and a maximum of 30 hours per Some part-time faculty in the English depart- have forced the trustees to place graph which "apologized" for the week. ment currently teach 18 credit hours for $5,000 STATE all senate decisions on the trustee spring resolution and because the However, Senator Ann Marie Lancaster said the each year, a low salary, Wolfe said. agenda. Trustees refused to vote document "accepts at full value resolution does not address the real issue at hand. Eloise Clark, vice president of academic affairs, on the original resolution, written that the trustees really want to do "The real issue is the abuse of part-time faculty said part-time faculty only comprise 20 percent of Candidate* continue by senator Elliot Blinn. something with it." fi blckaringrdeorge Voino- in term of pay," Lancaster said. Part-time facul- those who teach University courses. The new resolution clarifies ty is considered cheap and alternative labor." "These are mostly 100 and 200-level classes," vich, the Republican candi- current procedures for sending Senator Blaine Ritts said he Also, full-time faculty will not be used whenever she said. date for governor, personal- senate action to the trustees, but agreed with Blinn's arguments. possible as long as the part-time faculty members' ly accused Democratic op- does not mention what trustees pay remains at the wage it is, she said. ponent Anthony J. Celebre- "I support him because the o- Others present disagreed with Clark on her es- should do upon receiving the sen- timate of part-time faculty teaching courses. zze Jr. on Tuesday of engag- ate's resolutions. riginal resolution expressed the Ralph Wolfe, English professor, proposed an ing in attacks on Voino- frustration in not getting our amendment — which passed —and required that One senator said the part-time faculty members vich's integrity. Blinn voted against the trans- voice heard," Ritts said. "I would at all levels pay be increased $100 per credit hour. are generating more than 20 percent of University Voinovicn, the former mittal resolution, citing concerns like [the senate] to get respon- teaching and some are teaching 300 and 400-level mayor of Cleveland, made about trustees discussing senate- ses." This increase should occur after 18 credit hours courses. the charge in a new 30-se- approved issues in private. The D See Transmit, page 5. instead of 24 credit hours, he said. D See (•note, page 5. cond television commercial which began airing Tuesday night. Melinda Swan, spokes- Actions of woman for the Celebrezze campaign, called the ad "incredible." "Tony Celebrezze has BG police talked head-on on workfare reform, higher education and choice," Ms. Swan said discussed Tuesday night. "George Voinovich, on the other hand, started his advertis- ing campaign by attacking at meeting Tony Celebrezze's charac- by Jacqueline Porter ter and integrity. city writer Celeste backs Issue 1: Gov. Richard Celeste on Approximately 60 Bowling Monday urged public sup- Green students came together port for passage of Issue last night to begin a protest group One, the proposed constitu- that would voice the concerns of tional amendment that alleged police prejudice against would allow the state and students. local governments to get The group established its objec- more involved in creating tives at the beginning of the meet- and rehabilitating housing. ing. The governor spoke on a va- "Our purpose is to hear the cant Cincinnati lot where gripes of students. We don't want local housing advocates are to slam the police, but something trying to build eight housing has to be done," said Kevin Turn- units. er, Undergraduate Student Butch Savage, a Cincin- Government Senator and mem- nati businessman heading ber of the Peace Coalition. the $1.6 million housing "We are not against the city," Jrojeet, said it will include he added. "We just want the op- 9 units overall on three va- portunity to have the students cant, city-owned lots. speak out." Energy rates climb: Students want to be able to re- Ohio Edison Co. on Mon- lax in their homes without worry- day requested a rehearing ing about police breaking into before the Public Utilities their homes, said Peace Coalition Commission of Ohio for an member Tim Strauss. annual rate increase of $216 "We want to know what our million, a commission BO News/Paul Vernon rights are," he said. spokesman said. Poster Potpourri says her room Is covered with posters, looks lor a small one to (III a ThePUCOonAug.16 space. The poster sale, which Is sponsored by University Activities The police have continually be- granted Ohio Edison an in- Mary Shepard, Junior chemistry and phylcs maior, looks through Organization, began on Monday and will continue through Fri- come more oppressive during the crease of $142.3 million, but the posters on sale In the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Shepard, who day. past five years, said one student. denied relief for some ex- D See Peace, page 5. penses including club mem- berships, advertising fea- turing Cleveland Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar Hostages topic of meeting and certain employee ex- Boiler room fire penses. will be released. He did not name the Persian Gulf crisis set off by The $142.3 increase would by Ed Blanche the groups. Iraq's Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait. mean an increase of about Associated Press writer $5.15 a month for the aver- The confrontation between may cost $20,000 age Ohio Edison customer Most of the hostages — six Iraq, Iran's foe in their 1980-88 using 500 kilowatt hours of NICOSIA, Cyprus - Syrian war, and the United States has A fire caused by an electrical motor in the boiler room of the Com- Americans, four Britons, two provided Rafsanjani with unex- electricity, the PUCO esti- President Hafez Assad's visit to West Germans and an Italian — mons Monday night resulted in damages estimated at $10,000 to mated. The figure repre- Tehran next week comes amid are held by Shiite factions linked Kcted benefits that have helped $20,000, Physical Plant Director Carl Cogar said. sents an 8 percent increase signals from several quarters to the fundamentalist Hezbollah, n consolidate power in the fac- At 10:39 p.m., a Campus Safety and Security dispatcher heard the in current monthly bills. that some of the Western hos- or Party of God. It is Tehran's tion-ridden Iranian hierarchy. first report on the maintenance radio about smoke coming from the tages held by pro-Iranian Shiite main ally in Lebanon. boiler room behind the Amani Room. Moslem militants in Lebanon Rafsanjani, leader of Iran's so- could be released soon. called pragmatists, has been A campus officer who thought the room was too full of smoke to en- WEATHER Syria, the main power broker in seeking to rebuild bridges with ter then called the Bowling Green City Fire Department, the campus Diplomats In Damascus, the Lebanon and Iran's main Arab the West, despite opposition by safety report stated. Syrian capital, said Tuesday the ally, has played a role in earlier anti-Western radicals. He is be- Cool with showers: plight of the hostages is one of the hostage releases. Assad's visit to lieved to have had a hand in the Occasional showers with Tehran follows talks in Damas- A burning electrical transformer station — part of the Commons' thunderstorms possible main topics Assad will discuss release of American educators with President Hashemi Rafsan- cus last week with Secretary of Robert Polhill and Frank Reed in air conditioning unit — caused the fire, which the City Fire depart- Wednes- jani and other Iranian leaders. State James Baker III during April and in last month's freeing ment extinguished. day. which they discussed the hostage Highs in of Irishman Brian Keenan. In Islamabad, capital of Pakis- issue. The fire department and campus police used exhaust fans to clear the mid the area of smoke. 60s with tan, Iranian Ambassador Javad When the United States rushed variable Mansoori told a news conference Assad, long a maverick in the to aid threatened Saudi Arabia, cloudiness Tuesday that an unspecified Arab world, has sided with the Iraqi President Saddam Hussein A physical plant electrician arrived on the scene at 11:20 p.m. to Wednes- number of the 13 Westerners held United States in the Persian Gulf was forced to cave in to Iranian make sure the fire was contained and to inspect the damage, Cogar day night. in Lebanon might be freed "per- crisis against his longtime Arab conditions for a peace treaty to said. Lows haps in the next few days." Pa- rival, Iraq. It is the first time end the Iran-Iraq war. Wednes- kistan, a Moslem state like Iran, Syria has been aligned with A foul smell also resulted from the burning insulation which sur- day night has been used as an intermediary Washington in any Middle East The U.N.-imposed embargo on rounded electrical wires, he said. in the mid 40s. Highs Thurs- with Iran by the United States. conflict. And Assad, cast adrift oil exports from Iraq and occu- day between 65 and 75. from his longtime Soviet mentor pied Kuwait took 4 million barrels Time and cost will determine the means of fixing the damage. Mansoori gave no details but because of detente, is eager to es- a day off the market and sent oil Choices for repair include fixing the damaged equipment, replacing said that Tehran has received tablish new links with the West. [■rices soaring. Iran has made bil- the damaged equipment with the same type or installing completely "promises" from Shiite zealots Hopes that some hostages will lons of dollars more than it ex- new equipment with a newer model which was not in existence when "^ "■—r""~ ""• rmn In frittl hivi hrinhtinifl mint nentnri hnnnineaUhai—— tru,nriainnlmnrigl-a«ln^all«l 2 Wednesday September 19, 1990 THE BG NEWS Editorial
in regards to walking or jogging alone at night may dents are exposed. Using the buddy system is one way seem unfair. It is unfair. to deter an attacker. Walking along well-lighted path- Awareness to But unfairness doesn't change the fact that a student ways with many cars and passersby can also help min- walking alone at night runs a chance of being raped. It imize the risk of a sexual assualt. doesn't change the emotional trauma of an attack — Students can minimize risk by avoiding dark, deser- decrease risk and it doesn't change reality. ted areas that provide attackers with hiding places Although women may feel it is an inconvenience and and no one to answer a victims screams. I n college, one of the most valued aspects of stu- unnecessary to have an escort at night, the reality is ■■•dent life is freedom - the freedom to do what you that attacks do happen and a woman walking alone is And students must remember that no one is ever 100 want, when you want and how you want. putting herself at risk. percent free of the possibility of attack. When At this time in life, students do not want their activi- Sexual assult is a reality we all must face. No one is someone is sexually assaulted, or raped, it is impor- ties to be somehow impeded, even in the name of excluded from the possibility of sexual assualt. As re- tant to also be aware of what avenues to take for medi- safety it seems. sidents of the United States, men, women and children cal, emotional and legal care. Many factors can con- Suggestions for students not to walk alone at night live in a country where they can travel freely at any tribute to an increase in the possibility of rape. seem to go unheeded. Many times students, especially hour without violating any law, but we also live in a However, the factor of walking alone at night can be women, think it is too much of a bother to get an escort country where not everyone recognizes another hu- eliminated. No one wants to be sexually assaulted, and to make a short 10-minute walk across campus. In ad- man's right to do so. any minimization of risk is certainly worth the incon- dition to the inconvenience, some women may believe venience of calling an escort. No, it isn't fair to have to it is unfair to have to use the Campus Escort Service or Like it or not, as a population, college-age students find an escort to walk or jog at night. But sexual as- a friend to accompany thern/ust because they are are most likely to be sexually assaulted. Common sault is a reality, and an escort seems to be the best women and it is dark outside. The feeling of restriction sense plays a part in the amount of risk to which stu- way to decrease risk. Recordings Call WHAT weswetrr BUSH SAID/ WHAT THE IRAQIS HFARD: for imagination W£ PO A/OT HA HA HA MA Hi! We're not at home right now, Some people are born to leave but if you leave your name and a witty messages on their phone YOU lfr4Q/ short message after the beep, machines. Some aren't. We wer- HAV£ AM then we'll get back to you. en't. Thanks! At first, we did the musical Beep. thing. The message started off This is the first year I have had with Harry Connick, Jr. singing to deal with an answering "Do Nothing Till Vou Hear From machine. In the past, I've felt Me" and then had me telling the yu THE IZA" comfortable enough to not worry caller to leave a message. ,&n JUST WHAT about missing phone calls, but It worked for a while until our ?£OPL£, oue this year paranoia overtook me. various employers started calling / Normally, I hate answering us for sundry reasons. Some of machines. mine liked the message, but a few LIES M^iOM V&&XE humorless souls remarked to me VR0BLSM I used to make it a point to deal that it was a silly message. Too with phone machines in devious bad. mT methods. One friend of mine We kept the music format for a WITH Y^AWAW^ ®>Wfi received 17 phone calls from me while, experimenting with other in one day. He had a machine that songs such as "Linus and Lucy" allowed incoming callers to make from the Charlie Brown TV spe- TOfALWAWN WVCU Lite 1H£ very long messages. I did. I cials' soundtrack. We've even hooked up my stereo to the phone experimented with the dull, mu- sicless, and businesslike format LBAV&Z MISERABLE' that so many people adopt. It by sucked. AW*TM This annoyed me, because Chris. other people I would call had real- Dawson ly hip messages, and I was terri- bly jealous. Some people had all sorts of nifty sound effects in columnist their messages or really bizarre Let sanctions topple Hussein music, or soundtracks from mov- ies and TV shows. Saddam Hussein is no Adolf more than 70 percent of Ameri- more humane means if possible. recognize the total condemnation Hitler, but he certainly has sha- cans support President Bush's By relying on economic sanc- of Iraq by the world. and played various things. I also Some people even had back- ken up the post-Cold War country action in tne Gulf. tions to expel Iraa from Kuwait, played a few things from some ground noise that sounded like a club. But American outrage should Bush would not only save Ameri- Reports of dissidence and occa- videotapes I had, such as the major party. Of course, now they It is beyond belief how Hussein not be leveled at the people of can lives, but also stand a better sional coup attempts have opening speech from "Patton." better change that, because if the has caused the superpowers to Iraq and pro-American forces chance of keeping a nervous alreadv been reported. When the My friend was impressed. city police call and hear that act as a result of his occupation of should abstain from bombing world united against Hussein. majority of soldiers feel their I've also done things like talk- message, they'll come over and Kuwait. The Soviets have stood Iraqi cities and citizens as long as (According to The Economist, president has led them into an ing really, really slow, so that it break in to make sure that no one alongside the West against one of possible. the Defense Department esti- unwinnable war for selfish sounds like a 45 record on 33. underage or legal age is drinking. their traditional allies in the Gulf. Instead, Bush should let the mates that 20,000 to 30,000 Ameri- reasons, they will rebel. Then people think their machine Or perhaps they'll just arrest Supposedly, neo-isolationist current economic blockade take can soldiers could die in an at- Hopefully a more stable regime is broken. And of course, I've also everyone for having that mes- America has rushed an army effect in Iraq and redirect Arab tempt to capture Kuwait.) will be put in place. Iraq has ac- done things like calling people, sage, since it encourages party- halfway across the world. Ger- resentment towards the unjust The anti-Hussein oil embargo tively sought nuclear weapons and not saying a thing, but not ing. manophobic Britain and France Hussein. Iraqi citizens are now will cripple Iraq. Before annex- since the 1970s. Their nuclear hanging up, either. So their have urged Germany to assert it- ing Kuwait, Iraq earned 95 per- weapons program stalled in 1981 machine would have 5-10 minutes We've really got to work on our self outside Europe. Syrian sol- cent of its foreign exchange form when Israel launched a bombing of silence, but the machine would message. We can't have one diers are deployed beside British oil. Now its pipelines across Tur- raid that destroyed ts nuclear still run. that's too hip, since a great deal airmen in Saudi Arabia and God and key and Saudi Arabia have been reactor, the source of all Iraq's However, now we've got one of of our calls come from our finan- American warships coincide with cut and its tankers are bobbing nuclear technology. Now they are these infernal machines in our cial aid officers, i.e. Mom and Iranian ones to close sea lanes in aimlessly around in the Gulf. This five years away. house. Dad. It probably doesn't really the Gulf. Man at measure alone is costing Iraq $80 One of the first things we did matter anyways, since most peo- These impressive joint actions million each day in oil revenues. With this in mind, the United was to come up with a witty mes- ple don't even leave messages for would send dictatorial stooges States cannot afford to be isola- sage for our machine. After all, us. such as Col. Moammar Qaddafi Bowline To combat the current block- tionists. Nuclear arms make a we are college students with re- and Manuel Noriega hiding under ade, Iraq is under a policed Kst like Hussein a verifiable Hit- eutations as erudite and witty, Hi! Chris Dawson is a senior their beds. But Saddam Hussein rationing system. It is estimated • — an exterminator. As long as infortunately, all that doesn't history major and a columnist for is much more dangerous. Green that stockpiles in Iraq, including other countries still look to Amer- matter when trying to come up the News. He's not in his column This is a man who used chemi- by food plundered from Kuwait and ica to project its force abroad as with a machine message. right now, so if you please leave... cal weapons on defenseless Scott Gerlnger this year's harvest, could sustain only it can, Americans will dic- villages in Iran. A man who exe- the population from four to six tate crime and punishment as cutes political opposition leaders rationed less supplies than the months. This is a country which world policeman. Since his 1980 CORRECTION and threatens global terrorist British received during World has been cut off from imports invasion of Iran, the Iraqi presi- Monday's News incorrectly reported on the involvement of the Al- acts. A man who tortures hos- War Two. As the crunch of the that supply 80 percent of its food. dent has made it clear he will use 6ha Gamma Delta sorority in the sixth annual Greek Olympiad. Al- tages and uses women and chil- embargo begins, Iraqis will first any means at his disposal to ex- lough the Alpha Gamma Deltas were not able to attend the Olympiad dren as a human shield around blame the United States, but will The embargo should create an tend his power. He will use nu- due to a prior commitment, they did participate by sending an entry military bases. eventually come to indict Hussein internal revolt against Hussein clear weapons. fee as well as other contributions. This is a man who must be im- as the root of long lines and by proving that this action is a mediately and permanantly re- shortages. united world condemnation while It is up to George Bush to dic- moved from the political arena. With the Cold War over, the avoiding a holy war with sym- tate what to do with the likes of and signed. Address or on- While he is the absolute power in whole world has a chance to move pathetic Arab causes. Saddam Hussein. Driving his Respond campus mailbox number Iraq, the Middle East will cower towards a time of sustained forces out of Kuwait will not end along with your telephone in his shadow. peace. By bombing Iraq, the Most Arab observers agree that the threat he poses to a peaceful number for varification, It is quite popular for Ameri- United States could unite the the revolt must come from within Middle East. Letters to the editor must be included. cans to justify Air Force B-52 Arabs into a frenzied holy war. A the armed forces. Officers in should be a maximum of — Editorial Editor bombers leveling Baghdad into power such as the United States Hussein's army felt betrayed in Scott Geringer is a senior his- 200-300 words in length and The BG News the fine grain of sands which sur- needs to fight aggressors such as the peace settlement with Iran tory major and a columnist for should be double-spaced, 210 West Hall round the city. Polls show that Hussein, but by peaceful and and are in the best position to The News. 5:15 byJ.A. Holmgren The BG News -An Independent Student Votce-
Editorial Board Barbara A. Weadock Editor James A. Tinker Deborah Hippie Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor Jill Novak Christian Thompson News Editor News Editor Wynne Everett Lynn Gagel Editorial Editor Assistant Editorial Editor John Kohlstrand City Editor THE BG NEWS Wednesday. September 19. 1990
less liberals,' may serve to indoctrinate the untdVcated masses, but we wish to recover the American hostage-guests from the hands of an to anyone vaguely familiar with the politics of debate, the weakness of Arab lunatic. Letters Mr. Geringer's support for his position become apparent. A claim that, due to the time involved, the capital punishment ap- Did we refrain from coming to the aid of Afghanistan — another peals process is illogical is absurd. Jurisprudential foundations of this country that suffered a "literal attempt to wipe them off the face of Government needs to realize our rights as citizens country are such that many safety valves exist in the system so as to the globe" —because they couldn't ante up the billions that Kuwait prevent the punishment of an innocent individual. The capital pun- and Saudi Arabia have promised? History will record this nation's Editor, The News: ishment appeals process meets that demand, and seems extreme be- hypocrisies, even if in a moment of bellicose solidarity we all seem to Officially, the U.S. is involved in the Middle East to defend Saudi cause it is extreme. A person convicted and sent to prison may be support the present action, mostly because we appear to have the Arabia from an eminent Iraqi invasion. We're protecting the rights of released upon discovery of his/her innocence, but this is obviously not clearly defined and requisite "black hat-white hat' scenario that so the Saudi Arabians. Isn't that nice? the case with someone having been executed. Mr. Geringer does not often sends handsome Johnny marching off to war. I mean, if we sin- Of course, anyone with half a brain could tell you we're really there recognize the value of this system either because he has never been cerely wanted to punish political bullies, we should have invaded fighting for cheaper gasoline. Let's face it, the U.S. looks after its own wrongly accused of a crime or is not in the business of weighing the South Africa some 20 years ago, instead of Grenada or Panama. If we interests first and foremost. rights of the accused and convicted against the voice of an angry mob. truly understood how dependent we are upon the flow of oil from that This weighing of rights is of paramount importance if we are to retain area of the world, we should be spending as much on the development Instead of telling us this, obvious though it is, President Bush is do- our status as a civilized society. of alternative fuel resources as we continue to waste on useless mili- ing what our leaders have been doing for 200 years. Bush says we're tary hardware, or on so-called foreign "aid." If we really want Amer- defending a country under siege, standing tall to tyranny, and all that Mr. Geringer makes allegations of the strong public support of capi- ican hostages returned, we should appoint Jesse Jackson our ambas- jazz. TheUnited States, champions of freedom. I like that. tal punishment and those allegations are as valuable to me as was the sador-at-large to the Middle East — he seems to be the only American public support of racial segregation of schools to a civil rights activist who has earned any measure of large respect from leaders in that That is why I find it so bizzare that a country that will send troops in the days before Brown vs. Board of Education. Gross public support part of the globe. halfway across the globe to fight for people who live in a country that is insignificant to those of us condemning capital punishment and your average high school student couldn't find on a map if his life de- Erotecting the minority from the tyranny of the masses is a passionate The "new world order" that Bush bandied about in his speech is so pended on it abuses the rights of its own citizens. elief that helped to found this nation. tenuous, temporary and tangled as to make such a claim hysterically Take the 2 Live Crew controversy. Maybe it's just me, but I get a laughable. If years of history and the propensities of the political for- little worried when our government has nothing more constructive to Perhaps the most offensive of Mr. Geringer's remarks are those tunes of countries in that area to shift like desert sands teach us any- do than keep K-Mart from selling "As Nasty As They Wanna Be." It with which he closes: "Vengeance is a theme for the Old Testament. thing, we should recognize that "stability in the Middle East" is an seems to me that the First Amendment would protect 2 Live Crew The Book of Exodus call for, "Life for life..'" He dares to cite the Bible oxymoron. The addition of some 100,000 armed occidental morons from such ridicule, however, some politicians feel the First Amend- as what ought be a key determinant in the outcomes of the American (along with the multi-national "peace-keepins forces" already pre- ment is a matter of interpretation. criminal justice process —part of a judicial system in a society whose sent) will not permanently alter the situation all that much. So what, you say? Has nothing to do with me, you say? Obviously fundamental doctrines were designed to protect the rights of the indi- Roger G.Schmidt ou weren't one of the 103 people who received a citation last weekend. vidual and preserve the non-existence of religious motives in govern- Ethnic Studies Department F realize that police and government are not one and the same. mental affairs. However, both organizations are public servants, and as such they Opinions such as Mr. Geringer's are to be viewed with extreme dis- should respect the rights of those they serve. taste, particularly when presented under the guise of valid argumen- Faculty member praises graduate student orientation Walter Campbell tation and in an educational environment. His opinions are to be 206 Anderson Hall viewed with laudable horror, however, when one realizes human lives Editor, The News: are at stake. As a new faculty member I participated in the week-long orientation Andrew Jester, senior political science major for graduate students. Even though I have taught at the college level Flaws in column disturb BG student reader for 14 years, I was guided, inspired, encouraged to pursue excellence not perfection. What was great was to get a chance to sit in the cla* Editor, The News Bush's reasons for occupation inconsistent room with some excellent teachers doing what they do best — teach I In response to the September 12, "God and Man at Bowling Green," watched seasoned pros like John Piper, Peter Wood, Peter Hutchin- column by Scott Geringer, I must say I find his excessively retributive Dear Editor: son, Russ Proctor, Faith Johnson and the guy from the computer area firo stance on capital punishment disturbing, particularly so due to his When President Bush rattled American sabers in the halls of Con- who talked on making presentations powerful. The knowledge they ack of argumentative logic and basic misunderstandings of Ameri- gress on television (Tuesday night, Sept. 11), he gave three reasons gave was extremely helpful. But most of all, each of them showed us can jurisprudence. The purpose of my writing is not to argue the issue For the powerful presence of the American military forces in the in their presentations "This is one way to be an excellent teacher!" I of capital punishment itself, but rather to point out flaws in Mr. Ger- Middle East. Although he didn't use these words, what he said in ef- give them and all those who made the week happen a standing ova- inger's methodology that force him into a condescension, especially to fect was: 1) we wish to prevent our weak cousin (Kuwait) from the tion! those of us in diametric opposition to his beliefs. neighborhood bully (Iraq); 2) we wish to keep our petroleum mainline Dr. Rich Breiner Branding government officials, "...bleeding hearts...," and, "gut- flowing in order to satisfy this county's 120 million-odd gasaholics; 3) Interpersonal Communication
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by James A. Tinker Hemp legalization supporters cite government documents pointing managing editor "Don't assume the advocates of hemp to the many agricultural and industrial benefits hemp offers. legalization smoke pot... the issues are much The purpose of today's assembly is to educate individuals about possible uses of cannabis hemp — more commonly known as mari- Marijuana has been a forbidden crop since 1938, but supporters of larger than that." juana — and the way the plant became illegal to grow or use. legalization believe the tide is beginning to turn. Jack Herer. the national director and founder of HEMP, has sold The HEMP Tour — a group advocating marijuana legalization — is -Holli Kinstle. Progressive Student Organization almost 50,000 copies of his book "The Emperor Wears No Clothes" and returning to Bowling Green today, but this time they have clear local president is reportedly a member of the tour hitting five Ohio cities this month support in their campaign. and four in October. Herer's book meticulously details the use of hemp from colonial HEMP (Help End Marijuana Prohibition) members spoke on cam- Reform of Marijuana Laws), said he no longer fears expressing his times to its illegalization in the 1930s to the present while documenting pus this spring without being formally sponsored and without a permit viewpoint. hemp's potential market. for public assembly. This afternoon, however, they have the support "I believe the same thing that I did last year," he said. "I'm just not The plant, which can be smoked for recreational and medicinal of student groups and an official University OK to gather. afraid anymore." purposes, also can be used to make clothes, rope, fuel, paper and a va- The Peace Coalition and the Progressive Student Organization have Kraska is not the only individual willing to take a risk and support riety of other derivatives. given their support to the HEMP tour. HEMP representatives will be legalization. Other supporters of legalization include Baltimore Hemp was the second most used fiber in the United States until the speaking on the steps of the Student Services building from noon to 5. Mayor Kurt L. Schmoke, former Secretary of State George Shultz, 1920s despite the difficulty of processing the plant. And an invention HEMP members had originally intended to speak between Moseley William F. Buckley, and Kentucky gubernatorial candidate Gatewood that made production easier in the 1930s led Popular Mechanics" in and Williams Halls, but a permit was not available for this area, ac- Galbraith. 1937 to call nemp the new' 'billion dollar crop.'' cording to Kevin Kraska, a Peace Coalition member responsible for "Don't assume the advocates of hemp legalization smoke pot... the Unfortunately for hemp growers, the U.S. Treasury Department, the educational assembly. issues are much larger than that," said Holli Kinstle, president of the textile companies, paper producers and newspaper magnate W.R. Kraska, who also sponsors NORML (National Organization for the PSO. Hearst conspired to ban the crop, accordingto Herer. In 1937 former Prohibition agents in the Treasury Department suc- ceded in passing legislation mandating hemp growers have a license to grow their plant. Several years later the government stopped issu- My Macintosh is more important to me than my car. ing licenses to grow hemp, according to Herer. Today, it is the agriculture centers interested in options legalization suggests. I lent my car to my sister. But nobody's taking my Macintosh. Hemp expert Ben Masel, an editor of Herer's book, ran for governor of Wisconsin as a Republican this fall before being beaten in the pri- maries. However, he cited the fact he took 40 percent of the vote in Jmon Jim«r»on B A Sociology. EoHham Col log* Green Bay as evidence of a changing mood. M.A. Sociology, Univortity of Virginia "We're starting to get some breakthroughs in the major media," he Ph.D. Candidate Sociology, Univonify of Chtcogo said. "The message is getting out."
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Transmit Peace a Continued from page 1. Vandalism C Continued from page 1. Other senators said the resolu- "Manville Madness was the revealed at tion merely spells out what clincher. Police used to be more already occurs between the sen- laid back about the students — ate and trustees, and therefore after Manville they became more would be pointless. and more paranoid," he said. BG church Graduate Student Senate "The police are asking for an- President Wayne Berman said he other Manville," he added. "They by Jacqueline Porter thought the resolution would have think being brutal and disrespect- city writer little effect on the trustees. ful will stop it, but instead it will make it happen again." Members of the Deliverance Tabernacle Church of God, 17202 "If the board are the only peo- The Bowling Green City Coun- N. Mercer Road, are still shocked ple who decide what the board cil was asked to make comments after trying to recover damages does, then I don't see the point," on the situation during the meet- to the church which included Sa- he said. "What is the point of do- ing, and when they did not, PSO tanic and racial messages over ing something they have already went into executive session, ask- the weekend. assumed to be procedure?" ing City Council to leave the room and leaving no comment for the According to sheriff's reports, Nevertheless, Trustee Chan- media. the vandalism on the doors and Richard Newlove said he is signs of the church occurred be- pleased with the revised resolu- Students at the meeting tween Thursday night and Satur- tion. erotested the decision of the mee- day morning when the damage ng's leaders, requesting a vote was discovered by Norman "Mv initial reaction as one be cast that the City Council Smith, superintendent of the board member is that it is much members be allowed back in the church. more acceptable than the pre- meeting, however, they would not vious resolution," Newlove said, be permitted to comment during Norma Smith, secretary and •O News/Michelle Stone adding he has not fully read the the remainder of the meeting. treasurer of the church, said resolution. "It appears to be be there was permanent damage to Anti-Semitic, racial and anti-Christ slurs cover the walls ot the Deliverance Tabernacle Church of God fairly close to the present prac- Council members were allowed the church. on Mercer Road after being vandalized this past weekend. tice. ' back into the room. "There's spray painting all over the church — there are up- In order to pass the resolution, The decision was reached that side down crosses painted on the Nobody is permitted on the senators amended a section the group should inform the pub- church," she said. church property until it is in- which specified options for lic before any other negative ac- The damage consisted of red vestigated and the insurance "An investment in trustee responses to senate tion against the city. and gray spray paint on three company estimates the damage, resolutions. outside walls, one brick wall, a said Smith. double set of entrance doors, a Senate A peace rally has been sug- handicapped parking sign, and Right now, Smith does not know knowledge pays gested for the future to help edu- the church sign. who vandalized the church. cate University students and the D Continued from page 1. There is confusion in the mes- "We don't have any enemies — citizens of Bowling Green in the sages written on the church, only the devil himself to our the best interest," better understanding of each oth- Smith said. knowledge," Smith said. Clark said the figure could be er's rights. "One phrase says one thing more than 20 percent in one de- [and] another says another," "The only people we can think partment, but her estimate is The next meeting is in one Smith said. "I just don't under- of that would do something like representative University-wide. week. stand." this are kids,'' she added. According to Harold Lunde, Faculty Senate chair, this part- time resolution involves ana will Are you taking affect about 300 part-time faculty 275 S. Main St. 353-3060 members. 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"Beneath this surface stability by Donald M. Rothberg "Growing dislike for Israel is evident across however, there are volatile forces by Alan Fram Associated Press writer at work," said the study. It con- Associated Press writer all demographic, political and social cluded that "both parties have WASHINGTON - Growing groups, except among American Jews." declined precipitously in the pub- WASHINGTON — Bush administration and congressional budget disenchantment with the two lic's estimation." negotiators were an impasse late Monday after both sides made new major political parties —asso- -Times Mirror survey, Even among people who are the offers that still left them far apart in the area of new taxes and with ciating Republicans with wealth strongest supporters of the De- important disagreements over spending cuts. and greed and Democrats with mocratic Party, the party was Congressional leaders of both parties and top administration aides incompetence — were among re- "Dislike for the Japanese has sample of 1,000 was reinter- viewed as "incapable of govern- planned to abandon the talks at nearby Andrews Air Force Base and, sults in a survey released Tues- become more mainstream," con- viewed between Aug. 19 and 25. ing America successfully and instead, were scheduled to meet at the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday in an day. cluded the survey. "It is no longer The responses for the overall unclear on what it should stand attempt to get the discussions going again. "Since 1987, there has been a Brimarily concentrated among sample had a margin of error of for." Bargainers said they were not giving up hope that a deficit-cutting significant upswing in feelings of le kinds of people who have been plus or minus 2 percentage Despite the Republican success deal could ultimately be reached, but they expressed uncertainty over mistrust of political leaders, disil- hit especially hard by Japanese points. at holding the White House, the how that could be done. lusionment with politics and feel- competition. The responses were analyzed survey concluded the party "has "It's not quite an impasse, but its pretty close to one," said Senate ings of powerlessness," said the "Growing dislike for Israel is by Princeton Research Associ- been unable to capitalize on these Minority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan. "After 10 grueling days, there are Tunes Mirror survey titled "The evident across all demographic, ates and compared to the findings declining Democratic fortunes still major differences on dozens of issues, all the way from A for agri- People, the Press & Politics political and social groups, ex- of a similar study conducted in because the GOP itself is now culture to Z for enterprise zones.'' 1990." cept among American Jews, the 1987. seen by a majority of the public "It's going to be tough, but it's still not impossible and no one is giv- The study said the growing cyn- survey said. But it also said that In the three years between the as the political instrument of the ing up,' Dole continued. "The problem is we're running out of time." icism and economic polarization "It is important to note that the two studies, there was little nation's rich and powerful." Asked if the talks had collapsed. Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, an- among all but the wealthiest sharp decline in identification change in Americans' affiliation other negotiator, said, "No, but at this point we've reached an Americans "threatens to subvert with Israel has not been accom- with the major parties — the On abortion, the survey found impasse. We're apart on every major area." traditional partisan politics or panied by a substantial identifi- number of people identifying 55 percent saying they opposed A Democratic official involved in the talks, speaking on condition of block the effective resolution of cation with the causes of the themselves as Republicans in- restrictions on access to abor- anonymity, declined to call the bargainingat an impasse. He said the social and economic issues." Palestinians." creased 3 percentage points, tions. However, among Republi- only remaining areas of discord was over President Bush's insistence Another finding was that while President Bush fared as well in while those calling themselves cans and those who lean to the that the package include a cut in the capital gains tax. "anti-communism is fading as a this as in other recent surveys, Democrats declined^ points. GOP, 47 percent opposed re- The lawmakers and administration officials had met for the last 10 factor in American politics, anti- with 76 percent giving him very The survey found 3o percent of strictions and 48 percent favored days at Andrews in hopes the isolation from Capitol Hill might help Japanese sentiment has soared or mostly favorable ratings. the respondents called them- them. Democrats and those in- them reach an agreement on ways to ease the deficit. as economic expectations plum- The findings were based on selves Democrats, 28 percent Re- clined to support the party op- Bush earlier Monday called on the bargainers to complete a deficit- met." Equally dramatic was the face-to-face interviews in May publicans and 39 percent inde- posed restrictions by a margin of reduction package, but reiterated that he wanted a capital gains tax decline in support for Israel. with 3,004 adults. A random pendents. 62 percent to 33 percent. cut to be part of the deal. Atlanta Man calls killing 'accidental' HAMILTON, O. (AP) - A white neighborhood where Collins lived But the prosecutor urged jurors site of '96 man charged in the shooting with his common-law wife and to reject Collins' testimony. death of a black teen-ager testi- the boys. "If you think it (the gun) went fied Tuesday his gun discharged Testimony concluded Tuesday, off when he tripped on a curb, I'- Olympics by accident while he was trying to and the case went to the all-white ve got a bridge in Brooklyn I can protect his stepsons. jury of seven women and five make a real sweet deal on," Hol- ATLANTA (AP) - Rock- Tarvie Collins said during his men. comb told the jurors. "This de- ets flared even though it murder trial that he slipped off a fendant was carrying around a was daylight and pande- curb while pointing a .38-caliber great big package of hate. He ran monium broke out in cele- Defense lawyer Frank Schia- handgun in the air. Roy Lee Prin- vone asked the jury to find Collins afoul of the good book, the best bration Tuesday when the tup Jr., 15, was struck by a bullet. and oldest book of all that teaches city was named as the site guilty of the lesser charge of vol- untary manslaughter. us'don't hate.' of the 1996 Summer Olym- "I didn't want to shoot him, and pics. if I could bring him back I "He wears his hate on his fing- An estimated 5,000 people would," Collins said in Butler If convicted of aggravated ers like a badge of defiance. And skipped work Tuesday County Common Pleas Court. murder and use of a gun in con- now he finds himself in a bad morning and packed the County Prosecutor John Hol- nection with the crime, Collins spot. But he did it to himself." Cza at Underground At- comb asked Collins why he con- could be sentenced to 23 years to ta, in the heart of the fronted Printup with a gun May 9. life in prison. A conviction on the iCoupon city, to watch the 1996 charge of voluntary mans- Summer Olympics site an- "I was protecting my chil- laughter could carry a sentence nouncement on closed- dren," Collins said. "Wouldn't of 5-25 years. "I'm not asking you ^^^ circuit TV from Tokyo. you protect your children if they to find Tarvie Collins not guilty. Small Cheese International Olympic were getting beat up?" I'm asking you to find him guilty Committee President Juan Collins, 29, son of a Ku Klux of the appropriate crime," Schia- Pizza Antonio Samaranch said the vone tola the jury in closing ar- Klan imperial wizard, has tuments. "Tarvie Collins had a games were going to pleaded innocent to the charge of , -j_ „.,. •1.79 Additional Items "At...." The throng gasped aggravated murder. He said he ellyful. When he was struck by Inside only ., 00 eacn as one. was under stress and was pro- Roy Printup, he'd had all he could Expires 9\30\ 90\ voked because he and his step- handle." 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Senseless fan behavior Soccer team back home bordering on insanity While watching the Browns lose to the New York The only gripe I have is with those fans who take for battle with Central Jets Sunday, I started wondering how many hours sports too seriously. I have wasted in my life watching them. Not that viewing a Browns' game is not fun, it's For example, two weekends ago at Virginia Falcons hoping to rebound from last two losses all a matter of choice of entertainment. Tech, a group of Bowling Green fans who made the ing the Falcons opened- "We need to organize more The thing that bothers me though, is since I trip to Blacksburg, Va. were verbally abused dur- by Kevtn Cummtnfli mmded as they enter this very quickly and develop some started watching the Browns in 1980, my moods ing the game by a small clique of Hokie fans. One ■ports writer cohesion offensively," said during the rest of the week following a game would Falcon fan was actually shoved hard in the shoul- crucial fame. often be determined on whether they won or lost. der by a VT fan after she requested an usher. '1 need the team to start Palmisano. "We also need to And I have a strong belief I'm not the only per- Following consecutive sorting things out for them- play more agressively on de- son affected this way. This is not a knock on VT fans. You can not label defeat! at the hands of Dayton selves, and make adjustments fense, especially in the mid- I'm not a psychiatrist, but to let a sports event an entire group on the actions of a small minority. and Indiana, the Falcons re- out on the field when need be." field area, and find some determine your attitude sure sounds insane to me. But the problem is that this type of action is not turn to the familiar confines of he said. "We need to develop a leadership defensively." How can people let themselves get so caught up confined to these small group of idiots. This hap- Mickey Cocfarane Field for maturity factor." in a sporting event over which they have no control pens in stadiums across the world. only the second time this "If they take care of oar "Our guys need to be more when there are so many other things on which they Fights at Browns games are almost as well- season to begin the defense of game plan and take responsi- mobile, and do less standing could focus their energy? talked about as the game itself. But even Cleve- their Mid-American Confer- bility on game day, we'll turn around," he said. "We have to Everywhere in the world, people face tragedy land fans can not compare to the disgrace that has ence Soccer championship. things around.'' start putting our opponents on every day — people are killed, people are oppres- happened in European soccer games where it The brown and orange will the defensive. I've ran the sed, people go without eating. seems more fans get killed than goals scored. IUJ-2 record c.i the line te- The BG kickers, who are gays through two very hard Then, I always get a kick out of baseball histori- at 3:30 pan. against Cen- seeUngtheir first NCAA berth practices on Sunday and Mon- Commentary ans who write that oour country has been through I Michigan, a taam that tied since 1973, need to turn things day in hopes of sending the two world wars, a depression, and two presidential the Falcons the last time the around very quickly, although message that they need to pick They do not give a damn whether Frank Minni- assassinations, but the game continues — how two met. theNQUtournarnentisnotln up their games a notch or f ield gets his million dollars or whether Eric Dick- could they have the nerve to compare home runs to "Our guys came away from Pahmsano'smlnd. two." erson ever decides to play football again. They're atom bombs? the last meeting with Central still trying to acquire simpler things such as food, One of my fondest memories of living in Foun- with the feeling that they "The NCAA tournament is Today's game will be the clothing and shelter. ders Quad, and let me tell you there were many should have won, coach Gary far from my mind right BOW, only home contest for BG Before I go any further, I must point out that I (right), was during the 1988 Super Bowl between Palmisano said. "Right now we Just need to start i" within conference play, and love sports. I devoted most of my short life to Cincinnati and San Francisco. we're a very frustrated team, more consistently," he i may prove to be the key in de- sports — playing, watching and writing. Within seconds after Joe Montana threw the but the guys are very confident fending the league champion- Sports always has meant something special to winning touchdown pass, a loud smash of a break- and intent on winning from Although the Falcon mentor ship. me. After moving at a young age, it always was ing window came from a few rooms down. It was here on out" says the team is pruned and something my best friend and I could write about at this point —a little more then eight years since Coach Palmisano will keep ready to go, Palmisano also "I anticipate a very physical to each other. It kept our friendship strong and al- watching my first Browns game — that I realized the scouting report on CMU a recognizes some major weak- game with Central, and a win though we have expanded our interests, sports is how stupid it is to get wrapped that deep in some- mystery to his players this nesses evident in the BG ar- will be a big boost to our confi- always something we can talk about. thing beyond control. time around In hopes of keep- senal. dence," Palmisano said. During my four summers working at a box fac- Shamelessly, I admit to yelling a few choice tory, discussing the previous night's Indians game words during games — before and since then — but with my friends who worked there made the time I hope that will be the extent of it. go by more quickly. The sports page also became a Not because I do not love sports, but because relaxing piece of reading when tension built up in sports must be respected for what they are and the Middle East. nothing more. CLOSED FOR When you party Sports also gives people a sense of unity within People grow up playing athletics and hopefully their communities, no matter what the size. learn now to be a good loser and a good winner. I'- REMODELING remember to... Whether it is the Detroit Piste ns or Bowling Green ve always admired someone who could lose with as /&&/ Bobcats, fans share experiences all across the much grace as they could win. world. Unfortunately, some fans never learned that. I do not have a problem with that — as long as Charles Toil is a sports editor for The BG News that's the extent of it. and started listening to Bob Dylan this summer. Sept. 18, 19, 20. Reds lose. Dodgers win; REOPENS AS CHILY'S EXPRESS ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 21 Don't grt wntkiil IfyuurenM NL West race stays hot sober- or vuu'iv not SUIT - CINCINNATI (AP) — Will geles beat Atlanta 6-2 later Tues- let someone dse do ilk- driving Clark and John Burkett gave the day, keeping the Reds' number C G □ San Francisco Giants a little hope for clinching the title at 11. ATLANTA (AP) - Kal Daniels for one more day. "We'll probably have to win doubled home two runs and Clark hit a pair of homers and about 12 (of the remaining 14 scored two, as the Los Angeles Burkett allowed eight hits in 8 2-3 games)," said Burkett (13-7). "I Dodgers defeated the Atlanta innings Tuesday for a 5-3 victory think we car. still do it." Braves 6-2 Tuesday night. that slowed the Cincinnati Reds' Clark, playing with a sore left The Dodgers climbed back title drive. foot that probably will require within 4^ games of Cincinnati in "It helps morale," Clark said surgery after the season, hit two the National League West. The after the Giants ended a four- of the three homers off Tom Reds lost to San Francisco 5-3. CLUB SPORTS game losing streak. Browning (13-9), who has been The defending National League ineffective since spraining his left Daniels doubled in the first in- West champions left Cincinnati ankle Aug. 17. Clark had a solo ning to score Lenny Harris and 7% games behind the Reds. Cin- homer in the first and a two-run Stan Javier, both of whom singled Presidents Meeting cinnati's overall lead was cut to homer in the fifth — his first two- off Braves rookie Paul Marak 4V4 when second-place Los An- homer game since June 8. (0-2). Thursday, September 20, 4 p.m. 48?t^'%8£T'""' Grounds For Thought Wt'S^jftr Northwesl Ohio's Fines) Coffee Shop ;ind Bookstore... 202 Memorial Hall /' ffJ\ «2\-X gourmet coffee, homemade pastries. \/ *2&*P»r hand dipped ice cream, thousands of used paperbacks &«;>''V Open until II pm daily • 174 S. Main St. • .154-3256
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September 19 1990 Pagel keeps proper perspective Athlete of Week "That's part of the problem," Carson said. aren't times when maybe you should make a by Chuck Melvin "He's back there in the same spot. If you change. I'm dying to get in there, in any AP spoils wilier can't throw the football but from one place, Same, whether things are going good or bad. ATHLETE...Lisa Mika it obviously makes it easier for the pass ! I didn't want to play, I wouldn't be in this YEAR.. Junior BEREA, 0. — Four years on the bench rush. But Bernie is more comfortable throw- business." have taught Mike Pagel to be a realist. He ing that way. That's the type passer he is. The offensive line's problems, he said, are knows the Cleveland Browns aren't about to We're going to start developing other aven- the result of its inexperience as a unit, not a MAJOR-ElemenUry education turn to him, even if his mobility might make ues for Bernie." lack of talent. First-year players Ben Jeffer- HOMETOWN ...Floaamoor, Ind. him a better choice than Bernie Kosar at the Pagel, meanwhile, sits, waits, and refuses son and Kevin Bobbins started the first two moment. to second-guess. games at guard, and third-year player Tony Playing behind a revamped offensive line. "It's not my job," he says. "My job is, if Jones started at tackle. SPORT...VaOqrbaD Kosar has been sacked 10 tunes and knocked they call on me, to go in and move the team. Carson has experimented with five F<)8mON...MlddlebJtter down after throwing at least another 10 My job is not to speculate on what would different alignments since the start of the times in Cleveland's first two games. happen if I'd be in there. It wouldn't be fair preseason, and he said Monday more PERFORMANCE....Thirty-five kills, nine blocks, and a .417 Yet Coach Bud Carson has all but ruled out to the starter to do that." changes are imminent. average hitting percentage In the Falcons' tournament victory having Pagel stand in for his $15 million Pagel knows first-hand how that sort of Pagel said the line needs time to regain its in Morgantown, W. Va. quarterback while the line gets itself speculation can eat away at a starter. Early confidence. together. A change would make sense, Car- in his career, he beat out the more highly "I think everybody expects them to be son said, only if Kosar was the root of the publicized Art Schlichter for the Colts' start- perfect, and they want to be perfect, but you COACH DENDJE VAN DE WAIXE SAYS .."All weekend aba problem. ing job, and the decision was frequently can't expect it," Pagel said. "That's why played extremely well, not only offensively but delenaJrerf tee. "I wouldn't hesitate to do that if there was questioned. you have four quarters. That's why you have She read the opponent a little better and was ante to reallyA*** a reason for it," Carson said. "But Bernie But during his four years as the Colts' four downs to get 10 yards. If you make a balbtothenoor." made a couple of great throws for us in the starter, Pagel also showed he could dodge mistake and it s second-and-10, then heck, second half (of Sunday's 24-21 loss to the oncoming rushers. In 1983, he scrambled for it's second-and-10. Eachweek HkeBGNew.willUtfOighta FaJc»ialUeteI Jets) with people all over him." 441 yards rushing. "This is a young group of guys and they •a ate «r ker natitaattig pertormaace dartag the weak—fa Kosar's slowness of foot, however, is ob- "I know I can play this game. At least I want people to realize they can play. They - apertaactiaa. viously aggravating a bad situation. think I can," he said. "I'm not saying there ve started thinking too much. _ THE BG NEWS Classifieds Anyone Interested In starling a support BQSU SAILING CLUB PHI ETA SIGMA CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS group for those concerned about the Saudi Regattas, parties and moral Attention April 90 mrhatea If you dad not SERVICES OFFERED COWABUNOA DUDE! Arsblssrtuatlon. especially those who have Leam more about us receive your certificate from ths initiation cere- Bert says ha wants you to be there atay friends or relatives there, plea as call Jennifer Wsds . Sept 19th 9 OOpm mony on April 22,1990 please pick it up SI tuned 519LaroyAve Apt /34or et 354-20eo. 207 Offenhausr West on Friday. September Leader m EDITING SERVICES tor Can Mtchoie or Nancy 352-6725 21. between 10 AM and 3 PM Theses. Books. Articles. Reports COWABUNOA DUDE! • JoinFMA" BQSU SAILING CLUB RESUMES. Composed a Laser Printed Bart aays he wanta you to be there sta Are you Interested In becoming Involved In PI SIGMA EPSILON tuned Info Night campus radio? 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Portraits are being taken now through Sept. 28. Call 372-8086 to schedule yours. Or stop by The KEY office, 28 West Hall. Walk-Ins accepted 9 a.m.-noon; 1-5 p.m. Walk-Ins accepted 9 a.m.-noon; 1-5 p.m. Coat, from pg * ' Rueh Kappa Sigma ' knmidaali opervng I aMUH lo> daytime detv- Delta Zets ' DertaZeta ' DertaZeta RAISE A THOUSAND ' Rush Kappa Sigma ' ary Horn 11-6, M F YOU DO NOT NEED Wa lova our new pledgee HELP WANTED IN A WEEK ' l%je« Kappa Sigma ' YOUH OWN CAM. Hourly, paja Boa Apply In 0euz.il • Dana Zata' Delta Zeta Tha fundraiser thai, working » 2pm MF on 1 too campuses. ' Piueh Kappa Sigma ' NTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED: FLAO FUI • FUI • FLU • FUI • 15 - 25 Overweight man & women needed ' Rueh Kappa Sigma ' FOOTBALL - MANOATORV CUNtC - OCT. 3 - Moat be 26 be or more overweight Wa ara Your campua group can earn • Ruan Kappa Sigma • HeyBrothara. 7. 10 30P M ROOM 202 MEMORIAL HALL. 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One complimentary' keg of beer for students 2l and older!! running out! Courtesy Of RETTIG BROS. FURNITURE Friday! win lots of cash and prizes!! and Dance all night on our huge dance floor. Only eight days left in this senior portrait Saturday! Spectacular light show. NIGHTLY DRINK SPECIALS! session. Apppointments are filling fast. 18 and over always welcome! 25481 DIXIE HIGHWAY PERRYSBURG, OHIO Call 372-8086 to schedule yours today! Call for Shuttle Bus Schedule Information! 874-2253 Fatman- -byJohnBolssy 'n«ST THINGS. "»i*sr... FIND TNC SCio* t-*»© i3un»P»«P Q»*»T BAyTtXAft/ OooOh man...«oPi«fc hafsaenad?