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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Students model nude... see Friday Magazine THE BG NEWS Vol.71 Issue 57 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, December 2,1988 Prosecutor Presser's proves guilt relative testifies of Wheeler CLEVELAND (AP) - The Wood County Common Pleas uncle of the late Teamsters by Greg Connel Court Judge Gale Williamson union President Jackie Presser, managing editor said because of an alleged rob- after testifying this week that he bery conviction against Wheeler had done no work during the five A sentencing date will be set in 1983. he could face a mini- years he received a salary from today for Orville D. Wheeler, mum of between 10 and 15 years the union said Thursday that he Jr., who was found guilty last and a maximum of 25 years for had handled occasional chores night of masterminding the 1985 each count. for the Teamsters. fire which killed seven Perrys- The maximum possible sen- Allen Friedman, completing burg Township residents. tence would be 120 to 200 years, his third day on the witness After more than seven hours Williamson said. stand in the trial of two Team- of deliberation, a jury found Assistant Prosecuting Attor- ster leaders accused in a "ghost Wheeler guilty of seven counts ney Alan Mayberry said state- employee" union payroll pad- of involuntary manslaughter ments by Wheeler's friends Jeff ding scheme, said he occasional- and one count of aggravated ar- Carnes and John Pack were the ly handled member inquiries at son. key to the conviction. the union office window from Wheeler's girlfriend, Rhoda "I think the strongest evi- 1977 through 1981, the period in Maddor, confessed last summer dence was the testimony of his question. to setting the Dec. 27,1985, blaze two buddies who had no motive "Some people asked for me," which killed her mother, brother except that five children died," said Friedman, who had testi- and five nieces and nephews in a Mayberry said. fied Wednesday that he did no dispute over Christmas gifts. The two testified Wheeler ad- work while receiving $1,000 a Maddox testifed Wheeler mitted he was involved in the week from Local 507. "bolstered her ego," and that fire, thus corroborating Rhoda In addition, Friedman ac- her mother gave her several Maddox's testimony. knowledged during cross- skeins of yarn while giving her The defense attorneys left the examination that he had attend- brothers a videocassette recor- courtroom immediately followed "hundreds and hundreds of der for Christmas, two days being the verdict and were una- meetings" of the union pension fore the fire. vailable for comment. and health and welfare fund "(Wheeler) said, 'You de- However, in his closing argu- boards during the period. serve better than that... she de- ments, defense attorney John Friedman also said he occa- serves to die," Maddox testified Dunipace said in his closing ar- sionally went on his own to var- Wednesday. guments the prosecution "went ious shops where employees She also testified he drove her digging beneath rocks and found were represented by the union. to her mother's house, gave her some witnesses," to support Still, Friedman said, Presser a lighter and threatened to kill Maddox's story. BG News/Paul Vemon and Harold Friedman, a Team- her and put her daughter in a "Jeff Carnes held his secret sters international vice presi- home if she refused to start the for eight long months — maybe Rigging Repair dent and trial co-defendant, Ore. that's what drug addicts, thieves Jack Zlegler (top) and Jerry Wheatly. from Tiffin Scenic Studios, remove parts of the rigging for the bat- tried to keep him out of the union Maddox is currently serving and escape artists do — hold on tens from Eva Marie Saint Theater. The rigging, which is used to hang scenes, lights and curtains, has not offices and refused to let him eight consecutive six-to-25-year to a secret until it could do them been renovated to this extent since the theater was built. work. sentences at Marysville State some good," Dunipace said. □ See Teamsters, page 4. Reformatory for the crime. .: See Wheeler, page 5. Lighting fund designated Windy weather Editor's note: this is the last of a three part series. Bess said the money will be used to fund be "tagged onto the $4,500." grounds shuttle installing more lights in pedestrian walking Part of problem is the lack of proper light- areas. The exact location of those areas has ing in parking lots, he said, adding the uni- by Dennis Robaugh versity has a special problem with car thefts CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. because NASA, operating reporter not yet been determined, he said. (AP) — Weather permitting, under strict Air Force se- Although Bess said the University must because it is close to Interstate 75 and NASA will try again Friday to crecy requirements, did not wait for the approval, the existing lighting Toledo. send Atlantis on a secret mili- carry the usual shuttle-to- According to a USA Today poll, 42 percent problems currently are being corrected. Richard Michelson, a national crime pre- tary mission after scrubbing launch control conversations of college women feel unsafe in college According to Bess, $4,500 in state funds is vention specialist, said parking lots are Thursday's attempt because over its radio circuit. towns. being used "on lights that need to be re- prime areas for assaults, rapes and break- of violently shifting 104 mph Using all the resources at But with $125,000 in state funds which has paired or replaced. ins because they are usually located away from the center of campus and very poorly winds in the shuttle's flight its command — high-altitude been approved by the State House, the prob- President Olscamp sent a letter to Bess path. weather balloons, radar, and lem may be alleviated at the University last month asking that a lighting survey be lit. Officials said they would a shuttle pilot flying through within a year, said Bill Bess, director of pub- conducted because he thought there might Bess said parking Lots 6 (stadium lot). Lot look at the forecast late the clouds — NASA contin- lic safety. be insufficient lighting between some cam- 12 (north of the University), Lot 8A (behind Offenhauer), Lot A (next to Kohl Hall) and Thursday before giving a go- uously sampled the weather However, Bess said, before the University pus buildings, he said. ahead to fuel the spacecraft before finally calling it quite. can receive the funds, the project must be Bess said Public Safety personnel are Lot D (east side of Rogers) are designated again for a launch Friday in a "We were watching the approved by the state architect and the conducting the survey and any new lighting for improved lighting when proper funds are three-hour period beginning weather all the way and final- Board of Regents. problems they find requiring attention will available. at 6:32 a.m. EST. If the ly scrubbed due to the winds weather looked bad, NASA aloft," Sieck said. "There would wait until Saturday. was no hope we were going to "We're going to take a hard get out of the situation." Counselor defines problems look at the weather agaian," Rain had left the area and said launch director Bob skies had begun clearing, but meet us," said Lisa Holland, Holland, however, said she is more responsible attitude eight miles above the Atlantic by Jeff Batdorf not as optimistic about the suc- toward the service to find out Sieck. "If it is clearly a no-go staff reporter junior communications and per- tomorrow, we don't want to Ocean winds exceeded hurri- sonnel management major and cess of the program. about it," Holland said. exercise the launch team, the cane force. Lawrence B. Wil- peer counselor. crew and the systems." liams, a NASA engineer, said Peer counseling is designed as The program started last She said she is supposed to According to information Navy Cmdr. Robert L. Gib- the blasts were so powerful a service to help freshmen spring and two counselors act as meet with her 15 assigned stu- released by Student Support son and his four-man military and erratic that the shuttle's having problems with the Uni- role models for students and dents three times a semester, Services, students eligible for — crew, dressed in uncomforta- computer could not be pro- versity, but help them become involved in but she has in fact met with five this program must have parents ble, bulky flight suite, had grammed to safely adjust its one peer coun- campus activities, work out and each of them have attended who did not graduate from a been lying on their backs in flight path. selor says the schedule problems and solve only one meeting. four-year college, live in a low- cabin seats for nearly five Such winds could cause se- program is other difficulties in adjusting to income family, or have physical hours Thursday when the de- rious damage to the shuttle's having prob- college life, said Aurelio San- The other students will not or learning disabilities. cision was made to scrub. wings. lems of its chez Jr.. coordinator of aca- talk to her and the five that did "They took it in stride; so Col. John Madura, an Air own. demic advising and counseling failed to return, she said. Sanchez, who became coor- did the rest of the team." Force weatherman, said the "A lot of for student support services. dinator last month, said there Sieck said. "We've been talk- storm front that caused the students are "I think the program is work- She said it is up to the students are 450 students in the program, ing about the threat of this ... problems would be offshore afraid and we ing pretty good and we'd like to to make the program work be- but only 30 students are assigned sou came as no surprise." Friday but could be followed havetodoalot see 10 to 15 more counselors to cause the program is designed to the peer counselors. The astronauts themselves by strong ground winds that of selling over LIM Holland cover the caseloads," Sanchez for them. were not heard from publicly might affect a launch. the phone just to get them to said. "The students need to take a D See Peer, page 4. Friday News in Brief Santa and wife scheduled Kent hockey players The cases of Michael Busche, Philip Doyle and Today will be lair and cool, the high Richard Carter were referred to the Portage temperature will be to visit Union lobby Sunday County Adult Probation Department for a sentenc- close to 37 degrees. Santa and Mrs. Claus will visit the University plead guilty to hazing ing recommendation. Tonight will be clear Union lobby this Sunday afternoon and all area and cold, the low children are invited to stop by to make their KENT (AP) — Three Kent State University Brian Dawson entered his plea two weeks ago temperature around Christmas wishes known and to enjoy toys, candy hockey players have pleaded guilty to hazing in a while one player has yet to appear in court. 30 degrees. Tomorrow and pictures. X17 incident that led to a one-year suspension will be partly cloudy hockey program. Hazing is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 30 with a chance of (lur- Sponsored annually by the Classified Staff Coun- days in jail and a $250 fine. ries, the high temper- cil, the Clauses will be available from 1:30-4 pjn. ature will be around One student athlete had previously pleaded gui- 36 degraes. Pictures with the jolly couple will be taken for lty before three more entered their pleas Wednes- The hockey players ware arrested after an off- $2.50. day in Portage County Municipal Court. campus party to initiate freshman players. Editorial 2 MNtwi DK»mb«i 2,1»S8 THE BG NEWS HEW REAGAN/BUSH -An independent Student Vace- EDITORIAL BOARD LOW COST HOUSING Beth Thomas Julie Wallace Editor News Editor FOR THE HOMELESS

Greg Connel Linda Hoy Managing Editor City Editor 'SASYTOOeAM Deborah Gottschalk Jared O. Wadley Asst. Managing Editor Editorial Editor -RUNNING MATER Ohio tuition plan is a good investment ■SOUPW MAP£ Why aren't we joining in the higher education OF P0 WN7DWA). funding battle? While a number of states have already estab- lished feasible ways of funding higher education, Ohio remains on the list of states without such plans. Michigan offers a guaranteed tuition plan that allows parents to pay ui advance on their child's education. According to the payment plan, the younger the child is when the parents begin contributing to NANCY ERIKSON - JUST SAY KNOW the plan, the less they will eventually pay for the cost of a college education. Since Michigan passed the tuition law in 1986, other states have jumped on the bandwagon — try- ©!5H: A sad scene on other side of the tracks ing to ensure a college education for its residents. Ohio, however, has not. » f People are all human when conversation, the man continued his land. He even had the right to I imagine a lot people would Ohio legislators should use the examples given by you think about it, but when you — rudely, I might add. nag me about it. But even have told that man off. the other states and get similar plans implemented. don't —they're not. Deborah "Well, if I let you trample all though he could legally do all The interest in such plans is evident — in Illinois the HandeU, 11. over my land then I will have to these things, he really shouldn't But I didn't. I tried to be cour- first college bond sale ended just two days after it The other day I had kind of an let everyone trample over my have. teous and understanding, hoping started because the $90 million in bonds issued sold enervating experience. land. Then I won't have a See, when he originally made that I would get a little under- I walked to my friend's lawn..." the request, I obliged. However, standing. Instead I was de- out. apartment because we had to as he continued, he didn't make graded. Students planning to reside in Ohio after gradua- see one of our Forensics coaches "I realize that, sir. I'm on the me want to keep off of his land; tion should encourage state legislators to imple- at 8:30 a.m. Forensics is a kind tracks now. I'm sorry again for he made me want to throw a The funniest thing is that if I rock through his window. had seen him harassing ment the plan. If students want their children to at- of oral interpretation, somewhat the mistake. I won't do it someone else and the person had tend college, a tuition plan would be a great in- like theater. again." Anyway, I usually walk on the And he went on about his lawn Only trouble is, I would never told him off, I would have defen- vestment. tracks to get to her complex be- and why I couldn't walk on it. throw a rock through his window ded the old man. Now, I don't Shouldn't Ohio be added to the list of states trying cause it is a shorter and quicker because I'm not that kind of per- know if I would. to improve the future of its younger generation? way to go. However, on this par- But I was getting off of his son. I have always respected the ticular day, I walked on the lawn land. I wasn't arguing with him elderly. I have always believed I guess his words were a les- of someone who lived right by or being disrespectful. I was do- that people should respect all son to me and all University stu- the tracks. I wasn't walking ing what he had originally told Qle. f was raised believing dents about the effect we have through his front lawn, but on me to do — get off of his land. when an older person made on this town. But I think this Using 'new' speed is the side of it very close to the Yet, even though I did what he a request of you, you obeyed re- should be a lesson to another tracks. asked, he continued to harass spectfully. group of people as well: The unwise, dangerous Suddenly, I saw an older man, me. However, I was never taught group of people whom my gen- about 60, come from his mail- "You know, if we could get rid that the people whom I was sup- eration will be taking care of 10 box. I said, "Good morning." of the University, we'd be posed to treat with respect years from now. The group of While crack still claims the spot as the number He said, "When are you Uni- tickled to death." would treat me with rudeness people who feel the need to be so one drug in the country, another drug may versity students going to realize and cruelty. critical of the younger genera- soon be assuming that title. that trespassing is a crime in This was the last blow. By this At the beginning of the semes- tion. The group of people whom According to drug experts, a new powder form of this town?" time I was off of his land and ter I wrote a column about a lost this man belongs to. Realizing that this was his still treating him with respect, old man walking along Main speed, developed in California, is headed toward way of telling me to get off of his even if he was acting like an old Street. I wrote that a lot of peo- I guess if I were to see this and the eastern United States. The drug, formally land, I began to move towards fart. fle were making fun of him and he were to need help in some known as methamphetamine, is cheaper than co- the tracks. I said, "I'm sorry I simply replied, "If we all yelled at them. My friend and I way, I would probably oblige. caine and produces a longer high. sir: I didn't realize that. Ill could get rid of a lot of things, helped him find his home. But a lot of people my age Drug experts predict the drug will be a problem walk on the tracks. Sorry again, we'd be tickled to death." wouldn't and sometimes it's be- sir." As a matter of fact, this was cause they have been treated in smaller towns and rural areas where cocaine is It was his property. He wanted And I said this very solemnly the same friend whom I was go- similarly. not readily available and little competition exists me off his land — fine. I under- and very sadly. ing to see that day when the man among drug dealers. stood. No problem. And I felt told me to get off of his land. And The experience I had with him Bowling Green has already had its share of prob- that I was very respectful about Because I was sad. See, this when I told her about what the still makes me sad. I guess I just lems with drug dealing and its residents should be it. man may have had a lot of man had said, she replied, don't understand why this man Although it seemed that this reasons to be nasty. He certainly "Man, I would have told that chose to make an enemy when forewarned regarding the newest drug on the mar- had a reason to remove me from guy off." he could have had a friend. ket. should have been the end of our Although much has been written about the dang- ers of drug abuse and the facts are readily available to anyone who wants them, many tend to ignore OFF THE HEAT the harmful effects of a drug habit in favor of immediate gratification or relief from problems. With its energy-boosting qualities, methamphetamine may have special appeal to college students G.A. reporting: A step to better things who are forever swamped with too many tasks to complete in too little tune. It seems ironic that I am writ- The work is hard and the days viewed an Olympic gold meda- sources and meeting the dead- Methamphetamine has been proven to cause ing an Off The Beat piece since I are long, but I like the interest- list. line. physical and psychological dependence. Abusers am not a beat reporter. But ing people, stories and events I There have been those frus- experience restlessness, loss of appetite, depres- since my editors talked me into cover. Being a G.A. means you Being a G.A. also lets you do trating moments when I have it, I guess I'll give it a shot. are not tied down to one specific some investigating. I have in- had to wait hours for a source to sion paranoia and anxiety — not a very good trade- I am a general assignment re- area of news and you are free to vestigated the reasons behind get back to me and I have had to off for finishing that research paper on time. porter — better known as a G.A. come up with your own ideas. the mass disposal of laboratory chase down some of my sources And if health problems are not enough to deter Unlike beat reporters, who I animals by the science depart- — minutes before deadline just I'ou, just picture how an arrest for possession will think have it easy because their In the past two semesters, I've ment, why the U.S. government to get an essential fact that de- ook on your record. sources give than three story covered anything from false fire requested millions of dollars cides whether or not the story ideas each week, I have to come alarms and asbestos problems from state colleges that did not will run that day. up with three of them on my on campus to the elevator mal- belong to them and why vandal- Well, that is about the only own. functions in the Jerome Library ism is so apparent on campus. thing I can say about my Job, BO NEWS STAFF Another ironic thing is that all and the issue concerning stu- Perhaps one of the most con- except that I have learned a lot aWV«non CopyErJWr TknBaMr of my hard work goes left un- dents who must find a new troversial and difficult issues I of things as a G.A. and I have en- PnotoEdHor covered was the eating disorder joyed the stories I have done. AMI PhMoEdfty SuaScnub Copy Entor DHnaBotta paid. So since I have been a G.A. roommate if their previous one AMt OtrEdMr RabaccaTKcma CopyEdHor BatiChun* tor the past two semesters, it is flunks out. series 'that ran in October. It However, it is time to move on to AndyWoodard CopyEoWx DanrtaHoarlg took me a month to complete bigger and better positions next SpomEOtot from the bottom of my heart semester and I hope the people AMI SportiEo** OonHanaiay Copy ErJHrjr DaOoran Karmady when I say that I can not wait to I have also interviewed a lot of Biges upon pages of notes and AMI SpornEowx HnitmMiM CopyEdlor MwyPamai cover a beat next semester. interesting people, such as the terviews with 20 different that follow in my footsteps will IMraEdMr AmyBukMI CopyEoWx SuamProar* Oh well, L better stop com- professional entertainers from sources, many of whom did not find the job equally as enjoyable FrtoayEdMr .. KralgPyar SpcoUPraMcKEoBor JudKopp plaining. This is beginning to the musical group, "The Let- want to talk to me. which leads as I did. AMI FmMyEWor Uaa Malawi SpacleJAaalgnmanlBaponar Juoytoml sound like a letter to the editor. termen," and a person who is me to my next point. CM* Copy Editor JudyOoMaintmti spending eight months walking In this business, perhaps two Jeff Batdorf, a sophomore CWUCopyEdrror TVnMHonay of the most frustrating problems Instead, let me tell you what it across the United States for the news-editorial major from Syl- is like to be a G.A. homeless. I have also inter- to face is getting hold of your vania, is a general assignment TIM BO Nm la puUWwO OMy Tuaaday mroogn Friday durtno M aoadamfc yM> and reporter for The News. »•My during lha aummar Maaon by lha Board ol StuO.nl PuMcakma ol Bo-Hno 0>M» by Berke Breathed SMaUnMntfy BLOOM COUNTY peteMteH.ee. Respond Htm. 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Shearing, bassist that there is an "AIDS North" by Shelley Banks and an "AIDS South." reporter "The main difference between the two is the way they The director of the office of are spread. AIDS North, which by Fred Wright the Geographer at the U.S. De- is mainly in Europe and Amer- reporter partment of State told a Uni- ica, usually remains in the big versity audience Thursday cities, while AIDS South exists The George Shearing Duo, featuring the group s namesake — a that Americans do not under- in the Third World countries world-renowned jazz pianist, plus bassist Neil Swainson, will per- stand geography. where AIDS Is among the en- form tomorrow at Kobacker Hall in the Moore Musical Arts Center. George Demko, the Geogra- tire population," Demko said. Martin Porter, director of the concert office, described Shearing Sher's office director, blamed as "a real legend in the jazz world" and "the caliber of artist we le media for the ignorance of Demko said the study was wanted to bring here (tothe University)." . .. . the many citizens. conducted because the Shearing, who has been blind since birth, has been performing "Geography is more than government is worried that professionally on the piano for over 50 years. Born in London, he knowing what the capital of a with the large number of ille- learned to play the piano by duplicating the sounds he heard on his state is," he said. "The media gal aliens entering the U.S^ the family's crystal set on the piano. ,,.,«__. .» , .„ makes it seem like that Is all virus may escalate to Third In 1947, Shearing moved to America, forming his first quartet in that is important." World proportions. 1949 According to Demko, more Shearing an arranger, composer, singer and pianist has recorded Americans need to see geog- Demko also addressed geo- over 64 albums including the grammy-winning An Evening With raphy as a practical applica- graphical studies of illegal George Shearing and Top Drawer. tion ui everyday life. However, drugs in Latin America. He has performed in over 20 countries and has appeared at the he said most people do not '4f people do not understand Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, the Monterey Jazz Festival and the know how to use it. how ana where drugs are White House, for three different presidents. "People can use it (geog- Sown and transported, then Shearing, who lives in New York City, has a radio program m New raphy) when they buy a house. e problem can never be con- York entifled "Jazz by George," and a television program in Los They should get maps of the quered," Demko said. Angeles. crime rates, schools, appreciation values, and water drain- On a wider scale, Demko Although Shearing dissolved his quintet in 1978, he began perform- age so they can see how very discussed problems with land, ing with a bassist in a duo. Since 1985, Swainson has been the bassist important geography is," he water, andatmospheric space. performing with Shearing. said. In his presentation, De- A pre-show discussion will be presented at 7:30 at Bryan Recital mko showed slides of the maps About 200 people attended Hall in the Moore Musical Arts Center. Hosted by University student he created while researching the speech, entitled "Pirates. and guitar major Paul Blubaugh.it is designed to give background current issues for Secretary of AIDS, Terrorism, Drugs, and and information on Shearing and Swainson's music and careers. State George Shultz. Spatial Disputes: A Geogra- Tickets are »4, $8, and $12 for students. Although Porter said he On his map, "The Geography phic Perspective on Interna- expects the concert to sell out, some tickets are still available. of AIDS," Demko explained tional Issues." George Demko BG News/Pat Mingarelli

signed specifically by GE Radio munication systems to hook up already hooked up to another by Scott R. Whitehead Systems of Lynchburg, Va. He to the new system. system via a high-band state city reporter said the network will provide Wilkins said the revamped frequency," Dennis said. quick information to emergency system will be used for more Since the city is 34 miles away r The Davis-Besse Nuclear personnel, schools and hospitals than nuclear crises. from Davis-Besse, Dennis said Power Plant in Port Clinton a- in the event of a nuclear emer- "It could be used for a nuclear there are very few instances warded a $1.7 million contract to gency at the plant. emergency, a weather emer- where Bowling Green residents Davis-Besse awards Futronics, Inc. to upgrade their He said if all goes as planned, gency or it could be used in the would be affected by a nuclear emergency notification system Futronics will begin installing event of a toxic waste spillage accident at the Port Clinton earlier this month. the new system in early 1989, by a tanker car," he said. plant. Futronics contract Futronics, based in Fremont, with completion expected later Bud Dennis, the director of "If (a nuclear accident) was received the contract Nov. 7, in the year. disaster services for Wood County, said the new system large enough, and the wind was and according to Michael Gruss, The new system will be pri- blowing in our direction, then the company's president and should be very effective for Ot- to upgrade systems marily used for communication tawa County, but will have vir- there might be some evacuation. CEO, the project will be an ex- within Ottawa County, said "But we very rarely get a tensive one. tually no effect on Bowling Richard Wilkins, a Davis-Besse Green. direct easterly wind. I ve been Gruss said the new system spokesperson. He explained it living here for 35 years and have I will be a high frequency. 800 will not be necessary for "We would not be hooked up yet to experience, a full one," megahertz trunked network de- counties with their own com- with that new system. We're Dennis said.

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Yogurt company promotes entrepreneurship staff reporter most sold out — maybe you "The one-way ticket markets have been hit the hardest — a won't get a flight" finalists must submit a revised copy of their busi- / just flew in from Chicago. 1140 ticket may now cost up to by Jeff Batdorf ness plan by Jan 16. Boy, are my aims tired! Kellie Zenz, manager of AAA $300 one-way," Vaughn said. staff reporter Judges will select a winner based on the revised This old joke may take on a Travel Agency, 414 E. Wooster Zenz recommended students St., said students who plan on book flights as soon as they business idea that they think is the most feasible, more serious meaning as stu- know the date of departure. College students who dream of starting their he said. The winner will have the opportunity to go dents are faced with the prob- leaving at the end of finals week own business but do not have the funding may have over the idea with Julie Brice and Arthur Upper, lem of getting tickets to fly have already missed the 14-day "Airlines will only give you cut off to buy lower-priced tick- their prices," she said. "Travel a chance to make dreams come true by entering publisher of Venture Magazine. home for the holidays. agencies have the prices of the second annual "I Can't Believe It's Yogurt Be- ets. lieves You Can Do It Too" company contest. "Just because a business plan wins doesn't In the past month, air fares "Thursday was the last day to most airline fares to compare mean it will work," White said. have increased rapidly while a- be booked for the lower priced and find the cheapest route to vailable tickets have decreased fares. Some airlines have dis- travel at no additional charge to The winner of the contest will receive $10,000 The winner will also be sent on an all-expense the student — this saves a lot of that can be used to finance the winning idea, ac- paid trip to attend the international convention of for travel during the upcoming counted 7-day tickets but we've time." The holiday season is not cording to Scott White, public relations manger of holiday season, according to been doing a lot of bookings so the company. the Association of Collegiate Entrepreneurs in San area travel agencies. there are not very many tickets the only time discounted tickets Francisco. are still available," Zenz said. are available in small quanti- White said there were 250 ideas from across the Wendy Vaughn, travel agent ties, according to Zenz. nation submitted for this year's contest. "Semi-finalists will receive a leather briefcase Zenz said she believed air- "Don't wait until after and a one-year subscription to Venture Maga- for Holiday Travel, 140 N. Main lines were raising fares be- He said Ideas ranged from building a "compas- zine,"White said. St., said airline tickets for cause they had lost so much on Christmas to book your flights sionate bouse" for people suffering from Alz- flights between Dec. 25 and Jan. previous cheaper fares. for Spring Break —tickets are heimer's Disease to creating a restaurant to serve Robert Mihaly, a student at the University of 2 are almost sold out. really hard to get after the first variations of peanut butter and Jelly sandwiches. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, won the grand prize "The lowest fares are those Vaughn agreed with Zenz, but week of January," she said. "The top categories were in the food and restau- last year and is planning to start his own business rant business, followed by entertainment busi- producing sculpted glass and sandblasted stone for nesses, mostly dealing with video tapes and construction companies, White said. machines," White said. Hie BG News needs volunteers! Cell 372-6966 for information He said the contest was created last year while Julie Weinstein, competition coordinator, said the company celebrated its 10th anniversary of that Mihaly will wait until after his graduation operation. The business was started by the broth- with an art degree before he establishes the buai- Biomedical Sciences er-and-sister team of Julie and Bill Brice. Integrated graduate The Brices Invested $10,000 they had saved for "He has the trust fund in his name and has used training opportunities their college tuition into two failing frozen food some of the money for his business," Weinstein Happy Holidays! shops. Now, the company has 180 stores open in 30 said. She said four entries were received from • Biochemistry/Metabolism states. White said. Ohio but none were from University students and /Nutrition "(The contest) is something that helps promote no Ohio entrants made the semi-finals. •Cell Biology/Cell Physiology entrepreneurshlps on college campuses. White White said the contest was expected to only • Developmental Biology 1 and 2 Bed said. occur last year, but because of its success, the /Anatomy White said the entries are Judged by five judges company decided to do it again this year and will • Environmental Health LOFTS who named 10 semi-finalists last month. The semi- look into scheduling future competitions. Sciences ARE AVAILABLE FOR •Immunology/Pathology SPRING SEMESTER Teamsters •Molecular Biology/Genetics Peer •Neurosciences How You Order Your Loft: D Continued from page 1. a Continued from page 1. •Pharmacological Sciences OPTION 1 - Call 352-3826. 9-5. 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Crafts Groups bring cheer displayed by Kalhy Fox Christmas season for the elderly of the communi- at show staff reporter ty. "We're planning on Christmas caroling at three by Kathy Fox local nursing homes, one on Wooster (Street) and staff reporter Christmas is a time for giving — and several Un- two on Poe (Road), on Dec. 11," said Suzanne iversity organizations are working to provide Schumacher, junior human resource management Christmas ornaments, goodwill of the community. major and president of TBS. stained glass items and Your Music Library" For Kappa Delta Sorority, the season is being According to Patrick Pearson, president of Ka- baskets are among the used to extend warm wishes to handicapped chil- ppa Kappa Psi, 40 to SO students are expected to crafts that will be dis- dren in the Wood County and Toledo area. participate in the traditional Christmas caroling. 6layed this weekend at the "We're having a Christmas party Saturday for "This is not the first time we've done this," rood County Fairgrounds. PHILIPS the children in the Saturday Morning Love Affair Pearson said. "It's traditional. We do this every Sixty exhibitors from A TOUCH program," said Ann-Marie Notaro, senior prelaw- year." Bowling Green, Marion, Of CLASSICS political science major and president of Kappa De- According to Schumacher, TBS is also sponsor- Lima, Crooksville, Wapa- Gt_a.au «ttwcu"a HUSKFEST ing a canned food drive, which will be donated to koneta and Kenton will file party, which will be held in the Eppler First United Methodist Church, 1506 E. Wooster St. display their crafts, ac- Center on campus, will feature the singing of "Band members are asked to bring canned cording to Barbara Limes, Regularly Priced $8.99 Christmas carols, the playing of various games, goods to the band banquet, which will be Dec. 9," publicity chairperson of and the distribution of gifts by Saint Nick himself, Schumacher said. the event. WEEK EO Notaro said. Another organization, the University Activities "It's just a regular craft JBUDGET The sorority has not only touched the hearts of Organization, is also having a canned food drive, show that area people and Handel area children, but also children in Virginia. according to Katherine Spiller, public relations di- those other than Wood SCOMWC^^I MESSIAH "We donated one coloring book and crayons per rector of UAO. County residents have ARIAS AND CHORUSES member to The Crippled Children's Hospital in "Directors and UAO committee members are signed up to participate Richmond, Virginia, Notaro said. asked to bring canned goods that will be brought to in," she said. The sorority also donated hats, scarves and mit- St. Thomas More," Spiller said. This is the second year tens for the children at the Children's Resource UAO will also hold a craft sale in Lenhart Grand for the "Country Fair Center, which is their local philanthropy, she said. Ballroom Dec. S to Dec. 7. Treasures" craft show, In addition to working to imprbve the holiday for "The craft sale, which will have items by local sponsored by the Wood children, two honoraries, Tau Beta Sigma and Ka- craft artists, allows them (artists) to come and sell County Agricultural Soci- ppa Kappa Psi, are working to enhance the their goods/'Spiller said. ety, Limes said. Last year it was very Wheeler - tionally confused Maddox. five children, Jody Allen, 10; successful and that's why "There was a purpose for William. 8; Evelyn, 9; and we did it again," she said. D Continued from page 1. keeping her on the stand for over 7-year-old twins Dawn and Jen- Admission will/be $1 for four hours —there was a pur- nifer. adults and free for children The defense attorney added pose for asking her the same accompanied by an adult. that Carnes' secret was of little questions 20 times," Mayberry Rhoda's brother, Willard, Santa Claus will also at- value to the case. wept openly from the back of the tend the event. Saturday said. "The defense was trying to courtroom as the bailiff read, hours will be 10 a.m. to 5 "And what was his secret? confuse not only her, but you '»We, the Jury, find the defen- p.m. and Sunday hours will '(Wheeler) said, I did it,' does (the jury) and divert your atten- dant guilty," for each of the be 11a.m. to 5 p.m. that corroborate anything? tion away from the facts." eight charges. Rhoda said she did it, Duni- pace said. "John Pack testified Mayberry said there was "a that the defendant said 'half of gaping hole" in the defendant's /""S ?» them are gone and I'm going to claim that Maddox fabricated get the other half' — that corro- the story. borates nothing." BRTMCK "If you were going to make it If FRIDAY. DEC. 2 In spite of the fact both are up, why in the devu would you currently incarcerated, Carnes implicate yourself? " he asked. 4 LIVE COMEDIANS at the Toledo Workhouse in "Why would you put yourself in Whitehouse, and Pack at Lucas- prison and ostracize yourself from Toledo Comedy Club ville Correctional Facility, from your family?" Performing 10 - 12 May berry defended the honesty of the state's witnesses. Killed in the Perrysburg Township blaze were Awilda LOCATED IN HARSHMAN'S BASEMENT "When you have a play cast in Maddox, her son Curtis, and his Yiujinltmmm hell, you don't have angels for BlMitil(i»llrjrAh actors," he said. "But these were the people he trusted — the people who Uved with him." Dunipace also disputed Mad- dox's testimony, calling her BG NEWS statements "a tangled web of deception and treachery." Staff applications for He said Maddox confused and impeached herself — claiming Spring Semester 1989 OWttbridCtmslma* memory lapses when asked Eurofx\in liJulav fount r> about past statements that she are due and Wheeler were not involved in the fire. 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John Glenn, D-Ohio, plan an announcement Term., said it is reasonable to toward such an agreement since assume that the federal before the state filed two U.S. Shank said the state is con- CINCINNATI (AP) - The Fernald community, 18 miles Friday of an agreement between District Court lawsuits against cerned that contaminated Ohio and the U.S. Department of government will pay for all of wastes from the plant could federal government's Fer- northwest of Cincinnati. Energy regarding a $1 billion the cleanup. the Energy Department in 1966 nald uranium-processing Some workers may be laid off and 1987. The talks continued eventually pollute the aquifer cleanup of the department's Joe La Grone, the Energy De- and create a major health haz- plant announced Thursday it before Christmas, but the ac- partment's manager of Oak after the suits were filed. Ohio will lay off about 350 em- tual layoff dates will vary and Fernald uranium-processing wants a settlement that would ard. Water sampling has not plant site. Ridge, Term., operations, said revealed evidence of notable ployees soon because of de- have not been determined by Glenn, Attorney General An- the agreement would be a con- give the state authority to over- creased demand for the ura- personnel managers, said see the cleanup. contamination in regional public Pete Kellev, a spokesman for thony Celebrezze Jr. and Envi- sent decree subject to federal water supplies, but monitoring nium the plant produces for ronmental Protection Agency court approval. The state blames the Energy the government's nuclear the plant's operator, Wes- La Grone said the government Department for alleged conta- will continue, Shank told report- tinghouse Materials Co. of director Richard Shank, plan to ers. weapons. announce details of the agree- will have already spent $355 mil- mination of air and water at the Ohio. 1,060-acre plant, 18 miles north- Officials said the layoff at Workers to be affected will ment Friday morning in Cincin- lion, by the end of fiscal 1989. on Neighbors have sued the de- nati. State and federal officials cleanup and workplace safety west of Cincinnati. the U.S. Department of Ener- be notified Dec. 9. he said. efforts already under way. partment and its former opera- gy's Feed Materials Produc- Kelley said the layoffs have have declined to release details The plant sits above the Great tor, National Lead Co. of Ohio, in advance. The 37-year-old Feed Materi- tion Center will include ap- nothing to do with a strike by als Production Center processes Miami River aquifer, a regional accusing the plant of polluting proximately 250 hourly pro- the plant's 625 union produc- Gov. Richard Celeste said water source for 2 million peo- the environment with radioac- Wednesday he would not accept and molds uranium metal ingots duction and production sup- tion workers which has idled for use elsewhere in the Energy ple. The Energy Department tive materials, creating a health port employees and about 100 the facility since Oct. 7, when any agreement in which the fed- has admitted the plant has emit- hazard and ruining property eral government would not pay Department's production of nu- salaried personnel. contract negotiations stalled. ted at least 300,000 pounds of values. The lawsuit also is The layoff is the second the complete cost of the cleanup, clear weapons. Production was radioactive uranium dust into pending in U.S. District Court. estimated at $1 billion. Steve halted by a strike Oct. 7. since April at the plant in the □ See Layoff, page 7. Pakistani chief named Lorain jury President Ghulam Ishaq Khan seats in the National Assembly President Reagan sent a letter ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) of congratulations expressing — Benazir Bhutto became the said in a televised address that when it voted Wednesday on first woman to lead a Moslem Bhutto had "the best qualities of candidates to fill 20 seats re- "his hope that the recently con- leadership and foresight as a served for women. ducted elections will usher in an nation when the president chose era of democratic rule in Pakis- her Thursday to be prime minis- statesman." With those that her populist deliberates ter; the post her father held Thousands of supporters cele- Pakistan People's Party won in tan," a close ally of the United brated in streets of the nation's the Nov. 16 election, it holds 105 States, presidential spokesman when he was deposed and Marlin Fitzwater said in Wash- hanged a decade ago. cities after the long-awaited an- of the chamber's 237 seats, and nouncement. They danced, beat she is said to have enough sup- ington. drums and chanted "Long live port among minor parties and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto founded independents for a majority co- the Pakistan People's Party. In police trial Benazir!" Bhutto's party gained 12 more alition. 1977, after a landslide victory in the last previous free election, Gen. Mohammed Zia ul-Haq ELYRIA, Ohio (AP) — A Lorain County Common Pleas Court iury ousted him in a coup. began deliberating Thursday in the trial of a veteran Lorain police- He was convicted of compli- man charged with extortion and tampering with evidence. city in a political murder cons- Detective Sgt. Wayne Long is accused of threatening fire in- piracy and hanged in 1979. Zia spectors Tony Cuevas and Roger Thomas with criminal charges if was killed in plane crash Aug. 17 they didn't agree to ignore alleged fire code violations at a bingo hall after the election date had been operated Police ChieiJohn Maflnovsky's daughter, Janice. set. On Wednesday, Long took the stand and said a 30-year friendship An eight-party grouping with Fire Inspector Roger Thomas was part of the reason he ap- called the Islamic Democratic proached Thomas and another inspector about an investigation of Alliance, which included Zia wrongdoing on the part of firefighters. loyalists, won only 60 seats in the Thomas testified Tuesday he felt intimidated by Long to allow the election and Wednesday's as- bingo hall to operate, despite alleged fire code violations. sembly vote. Long said conversations he had with the inspectors were part of Ishaq Khan, the 73-year-old police investigations of rumors that city firefighters were extorting Senate chairman who replaced part-time jobs from local night club owners in exchange for over- Zia as president, said Thursday looking fire code violations. he was convinced Ms. Bhutto Long was indicted in May after a special grand jury heard testi- could command a majority in monyfrom 20 witnesses. If convicted, he could be sentenced to as the National Assembly. many as two years in prison and fined up to $5,000 on each charge. Long testified he visited the two fire department employees on D See Pakistan, page 7. Jan. 11 to warn Thomas that he was under investigation by order of Malinovsky. «_-.-. , "I told them, 'I'm just down here to tell you guys that the investigation has been assigned to me. ... I didn't want to see him woodlandodmol nal (Thomas) get into any trouble," Long testified. "That's why I went to them first." . „ _ cinema But Assistant County Prosecutor Jonathan Rosenbaum said police investigations are not conducted by first informing suspects they are -0558 under inquiry and asked Long about his procedure. 354 Long acknowledged Rosenbaum was correct but said he informed FRESH HORSES PG-13 Thomas because he was his friend. 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Layoffs AIDS misinformation D Continued from page 6. Westinghouse Materials laid off 70 employees at the government plant in April because of declin- ing production orders for ura- high in teen-age sect nium, and said then that another layoff was likely late this year. ATLANTA (AP) — A new federal survey of se- On the other hand, at least 84 percent of all the "They would have occurred S "Your Music Library" g lected high school students, reported Thursday, students responding knew that using drug needles anyway, because the production *>? dA j"~v ^ISx B> j. fee. shows that many teen-agers are misinformed can spread AIDS, and at least 88 percent knew is down substantially for this about AIDS and more than a few are at risk them- they could get AIDS through sexual intercourse. fiscal year from last," Kelley selves for the deadly disease. The national Centers for Disease Control and Students in four areas — San Francisco, Wash- said. 1 +1 local school officials surveyed students in ninth ington, D.C., and the states of Michigan and Cali- fornia — were asked about their personal experi- The plant's operating budget through 12th grades last spring about their knowl- last year was $145 million but » edge of AIDS and their own personal risks. The ences with injectable drugs and sexual intercourse, the two most common means of AIDS trans- was cut to $107 million this year, surveys were conducted statewide in eight states he said. as well as in seven big-city school systems. mission. Some of the findings were "surprising," said Dr. Drug use was relatively low, ranging from 3 per- Westinghouse Materials Co. Laura Kann, u researcher with the Atlanta-based cent of the Michigan students to 6 percent of those said it will provide the laid-off CDC in Washington. But sexual intercourse was much employees with placement ser- "They clearly know the primary sources of HTV more common; the number of students who had vices including job counseling, (AIDS virus) transmission, but when it does come ever had sex ranged from 29 percent in San Fran- asistance with resume writing, to things like blood donations ... mosquitoes and cisco to 76 percent in Washington. For D.C. male interview skills training and an public toilets, there are a whole lot of misconcep- students, the percentage was the highest in the outplacement center. tions," she said. personal-risk survey, with 91 percent reporting Findings did not differ greatly between loca- they'd had sex. Westinghouse officials have tions, and misinformation was widespread. For concluded that a bill drafted by example, more than 70 percent of the students re- The CDC urged education officials to "imple- Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, sponding in Chicago, Los Angeles, New Orleans ment programs to correct misperceptions about D-Ohio, which requires 60-day and New York believed — wrongly — that someone HTV transmission (and) to reduce behaviors re- advance notification to workers can be infected with AIDS by giving blood. sulting in HTV infection." affected by plant closings, will The student surveys were not an attempt at a not affect the Fernald layoffs While some people have been infected through national poll, but were instead spot surveys in se- because the entire plant is not receiving blood, particularly before the advent of lected cities and states with high incidence of closing, Kelley said. In addition, ATDS-blood testing, contracting AIDS while rou- AIDS. Metzenbaum spokeswoman tinely giving blood is impossible, since other peo- The surveys were conducted in Chicago, Los Nancy Coffey said the bill, ple's blood does not come in contact with a blood Angeles, New Orleans, New York City, San Fran- which became law Aug. 4, does donor. cisco, Seattle, Washington, D.C, and the states of not take effect until Feb. 4. California, Kentucky, Michigan, New Jersey, New In another example, more than half the students York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Washington. The Fernald plant has been responding in Los Angeles and New Orleans be- The CDC cautioned that response rates differed under heavy criticism in recent lieved _ wrongly — that AIDS can be contracted between locations, so direct comparison of the years for the Energy Depart- by using a public toilet. And more than 70 percent findings from site to site, or attempts to add them ment's admissions that the plant of the kids responding in Los Angeles believed — into a general total, could be misleading. has released at least 300,000 again, wrongly —that AIDS is transmitted But in general, the CDC noted, AtDS-related pounds of radioactive uranium through insect bites. "beliefs, knowledge and behaviors among the ado- dust into the atmosphere during Health officials say toilets and insects are not lescents surveyed... are generally similar." its 37 years of operation. vehicles of AIDS transmission. Pakistan D Continued from page 6. He also declared the end of a 99 state of emergency imposed after Zia's death "so the new prime minister can take up her international ^rrolida^t responsibility in an environment of complete democracy." The president said he had received the resignations of the caretaker government effective The BG News Friday, when Bhutto, 35, was to take the oath of office. 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Gregory Larranaga which has passed all its test coach Harry Perretta said The Falcons are 2-0 with wins over Siena with flying colors so far this season, will get its biggest this season will be a mystery. and Defiance, but Saturday they will have squad's excess of youth. kids will give 100 fpercent.''er The loss of Lisa Angelotti, the another question to answer. Can they win on "Right now, I'm very confused about this challenge of the year today. 1967-88 Big East Player of the Li be doesn't expect an easy The Falcons, 3-0, travel to the road? team, Clemons said. "This team is extr- gaiiame in Youngstown, but rather a difficult Year who averaged 19.2 The Falcons travel to Youngstown to face emely young and our players haven't test for his Falcons. Champaign, 111., to play in the points per game, leaves many the Youngstown State Penguins in the played together very much. So right now. Illini Classic at the University question marks, he said. squad's first road game of the year. Head I'm still trying to learn what we can do and "Youngstown State is a very athletic team of Illinois. coach Jim Larranaga said the first road what we cannot do." and is a very similar team to us In that they BG opens with ViUanova, "We don't have the domin- game of any season is important for a team. Even with the losing streak hanging over are very young," Larranaga said. "We which has made the NCAA ate player we've had for the "Your first road game of the year always his program like a dark cloud, Clemons match up very well with them, and I think if tourney the past three past several years," Perretta presents a whole new set of circumstances," hasn't lost his sense of humor. we play well we should be alright. It should seasons, at 6 p.m. C.S.T (7 said. "And without that do- Larranaga said. "I think it is important for "With Bowling Green's guards (Joe Gre- make for a very interesting baligame." p.m. E.S.T.). Host Illinois minate player, it'll take a our confidence that we get a win on the road gory and DarrelTMcLane)rrellMcLane) playing!playing so well, it With the Falcons off to a quick start, Lar- (1-2) plays Iowa State (2-0) at total team effort for us to early." is going to be very difficult for us to beat ranaga said he feels the team's morale is approximately 8 p.m. C.S.T. duplicate our past success." Youngstown State is currently embedded them," he said. "I think for us to be able to very good right now. The championship and con- The second game features in a 15-eame losing streak which extends win Saturday, we need their guards to get "I think being 2-0 at this stage has to build solation games are scheduled two teams which hope to im- back to January 19th, when they knocked off sick on the way to the game or something confidence," he said. "We had an excellent for 2 and 4 p.m. C.S.T. Satur- prove upon last year. like that. win against Siena, who turned right around day. Morehead State. The Penguins are currently "With the caliber of teams Illinois made the NCAA 0-2 this season with losses to Minnesota and "One thing Bowling Green can expect, and knocked off Pittsburgh two nights after tournament in 1986 and 1987 though, is for us to play hard and be en- played them and then went into Florida we're going to play, we'll Clarion State. have to be ready, said Fal- (when it beat BG 80-64), but Penguin head coach Jim Clemons said this thusiastic. We may not be executing as well lost to a very talented Gator team by dropped to 9-19 overall and only four points." cons head coach Fran Voll. season is a rebuilding year because of his as we should be, but at least I can be sure our "Villanova will definitely be a into ninth place in the Big 10 stiff challenge for us." last season. BG, coming off an 88-60 rout Leading the Fighting Illini, Walsh places team of Akron at Anderson Arena which lost to No. 1 Tennessee PUBLICITY • OUTDOOR REC. • GAMES Wednesday night, has made in their opener, is 5-11 senior the NCAA tournament the forward Dee Dee Deaken past two years. One of its with a 16.7 ppg average and fUJjjj-g) thinks you're in front of Heisman three wins was an 81-71 de- 5-10 sophomore guard Sarah Sharp at 13.3 ppg. ner is announced in New York. cision at Northwestern, which CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — is expected to be one of the Iowa State, which finished If University of Miami quarter- But he hopes to be a winner better teams in the Big 10 this TCRRIFIC back Steve Walsh goes one for when the second-ranked Hurri- 13-14 overall and in seventh canes conclude their regular year. place in the Big 8 last year, two Saturday, he will be happy. Villanova, which has had owns home wins over Arizona HflV

of the classifieds any day from by Mike Drabenstott November 29 thru December 8 sports reporter Secret Santas will reveal themselves After finishing a difficult in the last BG News of the semester November slate, including Sunday, December 3 strong showings against Kenvon Friday, December 9 • 214 west Hall and Eastern Michigan two weeks ago, the Bowling Green • bbc per line, 3 line minimum - Sorry no telephone orders - swim teams begin their Decem- ber schedule by hosting the Advertising Deadline: Two days in advance of puPlication, 4p.m Relief Pitcher Night fourth-annual BGSU Invita- tional today and Saturday at Co- cash, prizes, and much, much oper Pool. For the women — who will *&M^g|f compete against Cleveland ■- more! State, Kenyon, Oakland (Mich.) and Xavier — the meet is the S«4T>tcW. S««Cten€. 19 and over only chance of the month to swim against other schools. The 5-e-eDicKandztenemash. men — who face Cleveland State, Toledo, Wright State and Xavier — have only a dual meet THE FUNDRINKERY against Toledo before 1989 ar- rives. 382-1386 Last year, the Falcon men garnered top honors in the Invi- tational, while the women took GLENBYRNE CENTER second-place. While the tankers have held (CORNER OF BYRNE & GLENDALE) their own so far this season, head coach Brian Gordon is not necessarily looking for the Fal- ^^: Q See Tankers, page 9.

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by Man Schroder Northern Colorado and the Air travel to play/ sports reporter Force Academy. The lone Div- "This is kind of a warm-up ision I competition will come from Iowa State University. meet for us. We're looking to A young and promising Bowl- Since Mid-American Confer- gain confidence from it." Bulldogs j ing Green women's gymnastics ence rules prohibit regular- team travels to the Air Force season meets from starting be- -Kim Eddings, BG gymnast WHAT: The Bowling Green have given-up the most goals Academy in Colorado Springs to fore Jan. 1, the meet will not Falcons versus the Ferris in the CCHA. FSU has al- compete in the Rocky Mountain count in the final standings for State Bulldogs in ice hockey. lowed 73 goals. 12 more than Open Saturday. the Falcons. The team does look WHERE: Both games are any other CCHA team. The Head coach Charles Simp- to the trip, though, as an oppor- at the Ewigleben Ice Arena in defense is led by a pair of son's squad, which consists of tunity to gauge their progress we compare to other teams at "It (practice) has been real Big Rapids, Mich. (2,5731. seniors — captain Randy six freshmen and seven sopho- with other schools. this point in the year," Simpson hard on them, but we're farther WHEN: Today and Satur- Robertson (3-4-7) and Dean mores, will be facing mostly "We're really looking forward said. along now than we were at this day with both games slated to Davies (0-7-7). Division H schools in the likes of to this meet so we can see how The team is optimistic as well. point last year." Simpson said. begin at 7:30 p.m. GOALTENDING Marc Fe- "This is kind of a warm-up The team will have to be at COVERAGE: Listeners liclo was named CCHA meet for us." sophomore Kim their best when the regular can pick-up the action on "Player of the week" for his Tankers. Eddings said. "We're looking to season starts because their radio stations WBGU (88.1 showing against Lake Superi- gain confidence from it." schedule features some tough FM) or WFOB (1430 AM). or last weekend. He stopped D Continued from page 8. According to Gordon, the two- The Falcons have been warm- opponents early — Ohio State, week break did not affect the ing up quite a bit since earl v fall. Michigan State, Kentucky and SERIES: BG holds a 28-10-1 36 shots in Saturday's contest, cons to capture finishes similar edge in the rivalry which be- and snubbed LSSU sniper team physically or mentally. By They started workouts during Pittsburgh. tolastyear. continuing their training over the second week in September BG's MAC schedule begins gan during the 1978-79 season. Mike de Carle on a penalty "Last year, we prepared for The Falcons won all six en- shot in the 8-2 FSU triumph. break on an Individual basis, and are practicing up to five Jan. 15 at home against Kent this meet as u it was one of the BG's 55 swimmers gained only a State. counters against the Bulldogs Mike Williams has shared most important ones of the days a week. last season, including two vic- equal time this season, and is combined 20.5 pounds of weight semester, Gordon said. "After from their Thanksgiving feasts. tories in the opening round of likely to see action. swimming against teams like the CCHA tournament. THE FALCONS: Such an accomplishment is OFFENSE: The Falcons Michigan and Kenyon this indicative of the teams' positive RECORDS: At this Junc- season, we're placing less em- ture, the Bulldogs own a 5-8-1 looks to establish a more con- attitude toward the season, Gor- sistent offensive attack start- C' sis on this meet compared to don said. record both in the CCHA and year." HOLIDAY PARTY overall. FSU is currently in ing tonight. BG, which tra- The meet carries more impor- Leading the women into action ■B9! sixth place in the league and ditionally boasts a potent scoring punch, has been on tance for the Falcons' guests, this weekend are Andrea SATURDAY, DEC. 3 hold a point lead over seventh Gordon said. Szekely and Shari Williams, who Elace BG (CCHA 5-7, overall and off this season. Co- captain Greg Parks leads the "For other teams, this is the were both double winners in DEEP SIX LIVE •7)- big meet of the semester. Cleve- each of the Falcons' last two THE COACHES: After league in overall scoring with land State is even resting and meets. The men look for Rich LOCATED IN HARSHMAN'S BASEMENT three years, FSU's John Per- 30 points. He is followed Nel- son Emerson (9-17-26) and shaving for it," he said. Foster, Brian Dickman and di- Co Sponsored by RSA pich owns a 36-55-6 record. In Because of this, Gordon said ver Michael Poindexter to main- his 10th year, BG's Jerry PierrickMaia (11-9-20). DEFENSE: BG's blue line BG's team score will be second- tain their winning performances York has compliled a ary "as long as we swim well." from two weeks ago. 238-138-16 mark. is anchored by the steady THE BULLDOGS: senior tandem of co-captain OFFENSE: FSU lost its Alan Leggett and Thad Ru- leading scorer, Andy Black, siecki. When offensive pro- in last weekend's contest duction is needed by the de- Make sure the batteries in against Lake Superior. Black, fenders, Kevin Dahl (3-10-13) who had scored nine goals and Rob Blake (1-11-12) can your smoke detector work and added seven assists for 16 be called on for their play points, will be sidelined for making skills. GOALTENDING: Paul the rest of the season with Open 11:00 a.m. to 2K» a.m. Sun.-Wed. ligament damage to his right Connell has seen the most ac- Open 1KB a.m. to 3:00 a.m. Thurs., Fri.. Sat knee. With the loss Black, tion of late between the pipes for the Falcons. He posts a 5-5 Campus Rod Schulter and John de- record and a 4.09 goals Pourcq, who each have 15 against average. John Burke points, must produce. Is a capable back-up with a Pollyeyes DEFENSE: The Bulldogs 3-2 record and a 5.47 GAA. • live Music Wed. thru Sat • Over 80 Imported Beers Res(Laser type)" • Slices of Pizza Available for Delivery $1.50 THE MOVIE ...... --T.———-—4 Sine* you can't see them LIVE $9.50 $12.50 don't miss the movie. Presented to yoo In 4 channel stereo surround sound. 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He always because his first game was also by Don Hensley "I take a lot of pride in Id me that whatever I chose to against the Bulldogs. assistant sports editor do he would help me. "I can still remember my first playing on the penalty killing "My biggest decision was game as a Falcon, I was on the team. Certain players prefer when I decided to play in Strat- same line with Jamie Wans- When the going gets tough, the ford." brough, and I was playing a lot," tough get going. playing five on five or on the Like any teenager, the first he said. if s a cliche that everyone has move away from home is always heard many times before, but power play, I like playing on the toughest and this was no But his biggest moment while one that Chad Arthur has chosen the shorthanded unit." different for Chad Arthur. wearing a BG uniform came last to model his hockey play after "I was a little apprehensive season, when he scored the for the past four years. -Chad Arthur, BG hockey player about going to play there," he game-winning goal against Lake It's only natural that a player said, 'because they are close, Superior of the championship of this stature would prefer to people don't think that Canada is contest in the Central Collegiate play on the short-handed team. different from America, but it Hockey Associationplayoffs. "I take a lot of pride in playing best players are out there," decision," Bob Arthur said. "I'- on the penalty killing team,' he Bowline Green head coach ve had a great pleasure watch- is." Even though Chad Arthur isn't Jerry York said. "His strength ing him grow into the type of It wasn't that hard of a move said. "Certain players prefer player he is today." for Chad Arthur when he chose known for his offensive tenacity, playing five on five or on the is hard nosed, knock 'em down to attend Bowling Green over scoring only 17 goals in his ca- power play, I like playing on the style hockey, he is the type of This type of fatherly influence reer, ne is still respected by player that can change the game may have been what produced Northeastern, which was the short-handed unit. the drive that possesses Chad other school that was interested many coaches around the CCHA It's this style of hard-nosed By swallowing the other teams in him. It basically came down — none more so than Frank An- hockey that has earned the West good offensive players. Arthur. zalone from Lake Superior. "If he played football, he "He didn't really influence to location. Dundee, 111., native the praise of what I was going to do," Chad "It was between being able to Chad Arthur his coach. would most definitely be a line- "Arthur almost did it to us backer, because he would make Arthur said. "What he did do drive home or having to fly "Because of his ability to real- home," he said. again," Anzalone said following ly check well, he is often on the the big plays from the defensive was he didn't allow me to slack Lake Superior's 5-4 overtime side oftne ball." off at all, he wouldn't let me ac- In a week in which the Falcons THE BG NEWS ice when the opposing team's cept being second, not to the prepare for Ferris State, it was victory against BG earlier this Football was one of the sports easy for Arthur to reminisce year. "He always plays tough Arthur competed in as a young- point that ne drove me into the against us and seems to make -« ster. He was an exceptional things happen when he's on the . •Ho/rf.,, ^ A **&. A football and baseball player and competed in these sports up un- C^ouniru *jrair ZJreaAureA til his freshman year in high Chad Arthur picks up most of school. But there was no contest these type of goals through hard when he chose hockey at a young work and constant effort. age- "Chad is at his best when he is A Country Craft Show & Sale "I first had an interest in playing the body and playing hockey at the age of either seven aggressively," York said. or eight," Arthur said. "I hap- U is this type of play that in- Sponsored by the Wood County Fair Board pened to see it on television and terested the Montreal Cana- thought I might want to try it, so diens. They drafted the manu- I Started taking skating lessons facturing engineer major in the SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 atthePolardome." 10th round of the 1985 National For a youngster in the United Hockey League draft. Even 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. States to get involved in youth though he is owned by an NHL hockey, it takes a lot of time and team, Chad Arthur still is real- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 effort on the part of the parents istic about his chances. in order for this to happen. No "I would like to take a chance 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. parent was more willing to help at the NHL, it would be nice to their cliild than Bob Arthur, who be paid back for the dues that has not missed a single game you've put into it," Chad Arthur Wood County Junior Fair Building since Chad first started playing said, "rm fortunate enough that ftBG. W. Poe Rd., Bowling Green, OH "It was always his choice on my father owns his own business what sport he wanted to play and I can contribute to his busi- and I always stood behind his Chad Arthur skates toward the Ohio State goal in a game last season. ness." Cagers man walk-on Liann Schick, Preferred Properties a Continued from page 8. who didn't attempt a shot. ... 835 High St. 352-9378 FALCONS NOTES: Soph- Freshmen Cathy Koch and omore forward Heather Fin- Katie McNulty tallied eight Office Hours: 9:00-4:30 Mon. - Fri. frock didn't dress for the Ak- and five points, respectively, ron game. She sprained her against Akron. Both marks ankle in practice earlier this were season highs. ... Sopho- immediate week. Voli said she is expect- more Wanda Lyle, a propos- ed to play in the tournament. tion 48 casualty last year, Adults $1.00 Free Parking Housing Openings ... 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Walsh. a Continued from page 8. Reds sell out caliber statistics — 213 comple- trophy." to go out on the field and prove "Steve got a heck of a lot of at- tions in 354 pass attempts for Walsh led Miami to the it. tention this year," said Rich 2,878 yards with 28 touchdowns national championship last "We're not going to spend Dalrymple, Miami sports in- home opener and only 10 interceptions. year, but he began this season as thousands of dollars on cam- formation director. "But he a longshot for the Heisman, par- paigns trying to promote some- didn't have the preseason buil- CINCINNATI (AP) - The dium, and probably the club's Because of the BYU game, tly because the school decided body. We'll be on national TV dup the two guys on the West Cincinnati Reds' April 3, 1989, history," said Jim Ferguson, Walsh can't be on hand for the against promoting him heavily enough times during the season Coast had." vice president for publicity. Heisman announcement. But his so if you go out on the field and opening day game against the for the award. That was fine Dalrymple said if Walsh World Champion Los Angeles father and 15-year-old brother with Walsh. show that you're a great player, He said 13.000 tickets were will be. you'll probably win the award. matches this season's perform- Dodgers has been sold out, the ance next year, he will win the club announced late Thursday sold over the counter and "It's ironic that Barry San- Quarterbacks Troy Aikman of through ticket agencies in Ohio, "I never really made the He- ders, who this year really had no UCLA and Rodney Peete of 1969 Heisman "going away. I preseason publicity, more than Southern Cal were preseason think it'll be hard for Steve or "This is the earliest sellout in Kentucky and Indiana on isman my main goal," said Sanders to put up better num- the history of Riverfront Sta- Thursday. Walsh, a junior. "It hasn't been likely will win the award," favorites for the Heisman, but on my mind all season, and it Walsh said. "That's the attitude Walsh might finish ahead of bers than they did this year. But won't be when they present the we have down here — you have them in this year's balloting. if Steve does, I think he'll be K." Classifieds

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Get psyched lor tun and lots ol beer BOSU PHONE DIRECTORY Good Luck on her P.otlclanc, Teat this Sat. • • -ANNIE NICOLA t KEN RHJOV ■ ■ WrmaSkjEp,aThelsChi.and2AlphaPhls KIRKS COIN LAUNDRY HAVE TO SHIP A PACKAGE? Wa both know she'll be lammln' CongratulaKons on your recent ADPI • Data Party • ADPI You can't go wrong, 70S S MAIN For al your shipping needs Lore, Teddy Bear - D Sigma Chi lavalerlng Gary, We"l mrx our drtnka end make them strong. Federal Express, UPS. Glad we were the Brat to know, but did It have to The semester's ending soon Together we al wl have e Meet. A-Z DATA CENTER 3524042 be at 2:00 AM And then youl have to dash Tracy a Colleen And we hope the memories ol thie night wul last Enter NOWI Eut (mat wol both have lun Need a Paper Typed? DELTA TAU DELTA At rrieMlstletoe Mash Love. Pern and Brlcjitte Amnesty International la sponsoring Word Processing tor personal or bustneeo use. Fraternity Football Champsl • •Under the Mistletoe with an AXO" • Get psyched tor Saturday! a Christmas Tree Ornsment contact. Cal Linda al 364-2857 Leave Message • ■ Under the MieBetoe with en AXO ' ■ -Wendy AXO-RON H.. MKE A_. AND IRIAN* AXO The theme tor the ornaments should be The Brothers would also Hie to • 'Under the Mistletoe with an AXO* * Papers Typed Anytime The time has come tor us to meat, "Cerebrate Human Rights!" congratulate Dan Carmody and Chad T7EVER WONDER WHAT MISTLETOE CAN 372-6785 Alpha PM Tom "Maddog" Alpha Phi Go on this search that la reel neat Steele lor their newly elected IFC DOT? On a scavenger hunt you will go 6:30 Is the time to go toMerk' a place. Design sn ornament Abe eligible to. positions ol VP ol Membership Devel- DATE PARTY WHh other Phi dates that you might not know To get your next csje. drink M your own pace prliesl SOMEONE CARES ABOUT opment » VP ol Rush, respectively AXO But be e sport hs»e eome lun Tel the bartender who you are. Lea** ornament with name, address YOU AND YOUR PREGNANCY PROBLEM .ndphonenolnOCMBSMO Because I'll be there when your hunt Is done. Get psyched tor FUN. we re not too rarl AT BOWUNG GREEN PREGNANCY CENTER •ADPI* ADPI* ADPI* This date perty wM be Ms s dream LOVE, YOUR AXO DATES CALL 354-HOPE FOR INFO Matthew and Robert. Cause a Phi and a Chubbar makes a great Winners announoad on December I ON FREE PREGNANCY TESTS AND Do you want your Christmas wishes to come AS ornaments will be displayed on Mistletoe Mash Is the name teem. 8UPPORTIVE SERVICES true? Santa, Mrs Ctaus. and the ervae wD be Your secret data can't wall tor tomorrow BETA COOK BETA COOK our tree In the Union Lobby! Rule No 6 is the game vtemng al happy hours tonight. Tel them your The Grlnch w« begin al 8 on the dot mght THANKS FOR THE GREAT JOB ON INSPECTION! Christmas 1st as you buy them a drink because Gel ready tor a great night-oh ao hot So, gel excited Tom H wM be out ol sight. We*. Wink. Wink. Santa needs a drink! This w* Mom the ntght ao fancy Lose??? YOU'RE THE BEST DEB. HCYUAAeral PERSONALS LOVE "YOUR" BOYS. STUFFING SATURDAY Is upon usll Help slutt Don't be a grtnchl Wrth your ADPI dates, Lort and Nancy! Areas week survival kits. Saturday December Be one of the kjekywho's to party with the •ADPI • ADPI • ADPI* ALPHA SIGMA PHI: 3rd, starting at 9 30 AM ATO'e and the are m Datepartyvlle. Be M THE QRINCH PARTY BETA -TtMOOLUNG- BETA Ihe ATO house Saturday at 8 00 and be ready THE QRINCH PARTY Hey. Mr "roreeaicnal Skiler -Mogul Madness Pet-People Photos with Santa • DELTA SIGMA PI-• Pro Christmas Sale to have a night you'I be ready to have a night IS HEREI SATURDAY has arrived Get psyched to hit the slopes! Sat. 10:00-2:00 Blue Ribbon Photo Here's to Brother Ron.. BrotherRon... Nrjw to Progress you a never target or never remember NIGHT CHRISTMAS PARTYI GAMMA PHI * LO VE, V AL * GAMMA PHI 167 N. Main Are you ready to have run? Al Proceeds benefit We are going 10 hove a blast' FaKon House Sporting Goods The Wood County Humane Society Doug Port Mann Gtod you're my Tye Dye Date in '88! ALPHA SKIS ALPHA SKJS BOSU DOWNHILL SKI TEAM 123 S. Mom LORA $10.00 per set Chnetmee Crush Is almost here. THE QRINCH DATE PARTY Organizational Meeting Downtown BG The bast Unas m the Land IS SATURDAY I SANTA IS READY Tueeday. December 6 352-3610 II be waiting lor you there •HOLIDAY PARTY* SO YOU BE READY 8:00 PM 102 BA The French House _■ hsvs a Free Film Doubte- With my Teddy In my hand! For more Into Cal Ken at 353-3797 Feeture of Jean da Fkxette and Manon dee Went to let loose after the Ptoltotancy? Then See you soon, come toORY DOCK lor some Hohday Cheer. Sources It al starts at 6.00 tonight There wtl ATTR BROCK, SLADE, MEL, MARK Your Sacral A-ChHD DEEP SIX wtl be performing *ve Iras Saturday be Engeeh SubdBee and ALL ARE WELCOME! CHAD, DAVE. PETE SOON, BGSU MOM-DAD SISTER-GRANDMA $6 00 OH with this Dec. 3rd. Co-aponeored by RSA EVER WONDER WHAT MISTLETOE CAN DO? GRANDPA SHIRTS SoyeiLal coupon at The Wave Open 9-1 AM No Cover TOMORROW YOU'LL FIND OUT WHAT. JEANS N THINGS The Saturday Itoeraaelon Program 353-WAVE DU Don 'The Stomach' Eberle DO Located in Harshman's Basement AND WITH WHOIII 531 RIDGE tor Youth with OlaabMtM With Kim Only Winner ol the Bg Boy Eating Contest • HOLIDAY PARTY* Open Unite a 8 00 PM wC hold Ha next program on We're dam proud ol you. DONT FORGET TO MEET AT THE SATURDAY, DECEMBER J Brothers ol Delta UpsUon AXO HOUSE AT 6.00 PM Pteese meet at 10:46 amet the • Kappa Sigma • Dona Zeta" LOVE. YOUR AXO CHRISTMAS CRUSHES ICE ARENA JEFFYSEARSON Cont. on page 12. Don't toroet our special X-mas party Tonight Is going to be a blast. ••CATlWlT^E•• DU JASON 'HULK JR.' KULLMAN DU (courtesy ol Kappa Delta Phi) You mat Doug end knew The Dee Zee date petty a here at last! OJSKJRATULATIONS ON WINNING Its a Choree Brown Chrlatmae, don't you know. 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Cont. from page 11. BJ, Are you gonna Do abls lo handle on* laal GREEKS: To my leeow AOPI 13rd Boor) prepartlers- 1»'l Mercury Bobcat night with mo DZ'e?!? Tonight's Oolo Party wB DON'T FORGET THE ROCK ALIKE Upon the house top, car*, cat*, osck Female roommates needed to share 2 bdrm. Exc Cond Musi see lo bo • bowl cauoo I'm the lucky ono who wB bo REGISTRATIONS ARE DUE II ami me Ortnch and It ant St. Ntekl apt. UK Included Furn . «. ndry and pool Cal Only $300 Gamma Phi's wBn you Soo ya tonight' Regme ROCK-AUKE ROCK-ALIKE Somemmg in Mary Jo's wad punch 353-6849 Cat Carolyn 353-4816 Our sisterhood * something we'll treasure tor- ALPHA SIGMA PHI Sure wB make ue a happy bunch! MALE HOUSEMATE NEEDED FOR SPRING ever-Be »t the house 7 00 tonight lo Urn «i EXAM SPECIAL $21 95 PER NK3HI Ho Ho Hoi Who could II be? SEMESTER CLOSE TO CAMPU8-ACROSS 1084 Ford LTD Good condition $995 Non- HeyFLOUKOU II Beat Weetem Falcon Plaza Motel Ho Ho Ho! II sure *nl me! FROM KOHL HALL ON WOOSTER OWN negotiable Cal 372-3946 Just a note toaayHlandaleomatltoldvouso. Study a relax In ma privacy ol IAL. lOmoenyn ROOM! 354-6016 KATHY KOVAC youE.N.S.L your own room Dec. 4-8411-15 Aqua Snow Suit YOU'RE FAT. YOU'RE UGLY Santa Claus ia coming to town Male roommate needed spring asm Across Early ok-tn » sue ck-out. Conimanial RM Size Large $100 AND NOW YOU'RE 21II Alpha Sto Seniors are ready to party trom Ottenhauer Wesl $ 150 s mo. Indudea al 353-4777 IT8 ALL DOWNHILL FROM HERE! Dreaktaat A tree coffee. Raav. Hey MIKE, lay down and hold my drink Get ubTBan, own room. Oil Dave 363-4263 HAPPY BRTHDAY FAT OIRLI 362-4874 ck-m atudama muat show vatd peyched for some tun tonight! LOVE. MIKEY I.D. nonemdeme not otgfele Love you, BETH TO THE SEXIEST DELTA TAU DELTA NEED 3 MALES TO SHARE APT CLOSE TO Asian Graduate student Family (you know who you sre-R D K ) CAMPUS CHEAP RENT! FREE HEAT! CALL Moving Sale-All must go! HsySaaor, 352-5002 Washer, dryer, television, couch turns Into twin KKGErlnCurranKKG FUl FUI FUl Hey SARAH BOWERS Thanx lor the beet 2 months of my He I luv you. bed. plants, toys. etc. Kitchen appksneee. di CongranJaaona on your ongagomont to Phi Ka- Scott A Brian "Surprise" it's your birthday Need mala roommate to sublaaaa lor spring. youblgdum-dum! shoe Cal Evelyn 362-8674 before 10:00 AM ppa Pal Alum Tan DavU< Baal wiahaa to you The snow el coming Have e great one $145,month Cal 353-5947 Chnatmas ia near and after 7 00 PM Both' Love. LI Janet Need one female student for second semeeter Tomorrow's the night Can you buy Jaaps, Cars. 4x4'a seized In drug KKQ Congratuattone KKO for two bedroom four student apartment near To start spreading the cheer Tony. raids tor under $100? Cal tor (sets today. To Kappa Kappa Oamma HEYUAAerel campus 353-6900 or 352-7365 Wei drink and wel dance Now that your first wish has coma true may i 602-637-3401 ext 299 footbM team eorority And we'l have Iota of fun STUFFING SATURDAY la upon uall Heap stuff your other birthday wiahaa be fufflaSd Need someone to sublease a 2 bedroom apt. ' Intramural Champa 1088!' But don't think It's over finale weak survival kits. Saturday December HAPPY BWTHOAYI tor spring semester $100 a month pus uWi- DOWNHILL SKIS 3rd starting a! 9 30 AM For ils only begun' Ease lies 353-7635 SIZE 8 NORDICA BOOTS Kim » Christy GOOD CONDITION Laurta. HeyWortdl Needed 1 male roommate Comer ol 8th a High Gamma Phi Gamma Phi $60 363-6807 TNala ma highly romantic paraonal mat lays LAURA MELTON la a Trlcla Rounds a k a T B M Small lot Spring No Smokers. Cal Steve 3633639 wo are going to havo tun at ma Delta Sigma PI wonderful, awesome, fantastic Congraluetftona on your Needed 1 or 2 roommates lo sublease apart- Data Party, whathar you Iks It or not. COMEDY NIGHT ' COMEDY NIGHT Gall Congrats on gong NEO! engagement to Devmi For aate-Nkon N2000 35mm camera with We Love You, ment tor Spring t Summer If Interested cal Love. Matt Do you want to have some good laughs? Than We love youl 50mm tons. Vhsjtar Flash 3700 - Beat offer Your Big 1 Lyre Buddy 353-2555 Cal B4 at 354-6614 ^^^^^ coma to DRY DOCK Friday Dec 2nd. and laugh MMgM LOOPUSBRADSHAW. with 4live comedians Irom 10-12 PM. The DJ. NEEDED 1 ROOMMATE lo sublease toe. 2 Greet Xmes prssent 30 gal. N. "eh tank in- IOUESS OUR OPINIONS DIFFER ON WHAT IT wel be spinning the tunee from 9-10 PM then Ho-Ho-Ho Twas the night before dete party and al through bdrm. apt. $185 a month Own room. Cal Chria dudes hood, sght, Iron stand, undargravel flier. MEANS TO BE A NICE GUY' again from 12-1 AM Santa Ctaua the AXO house. Everyone was stirring to And a at 352-1388 Cal 354-7016. and leave message Open 9- 1 AM No cover SWCERELY, DATE NUMBER 2 Mrs. an Christmas Crush Under the mistletoe they Needed male for apt. dose to campus with new Hal A Coupon Book For Sale PS CAN YOU SAY HYPOCRITE? Located in Harshman's Basement ■MM snuggled, with visions of that night they've carpel A furniture. $143 00 but can make a $30 or beat offer. COMEDY NIGHT- COMEDY NIGHT Alpha Slg Senior Chrmtmas Night Out bean waiting so long lor. Whan what to their deal 363-8218 Branda 372-5487 wondering eyes dd appear, but their social LOVING COUPLE WISHES TO ADOPT WHITE Ho Ho He-Look who's waiting under the rrwtle- ONE MALE ROOMMATE TO SUBLEASE Brett. chairman announcing: "Under The Mkiltetoe" INFANT WE ARE HAPPILY MARRIED AND toe> It's the ADP1 Mktttetoe Mash' Don't get VILLAGE GREEN APT. SPRING SEMESTER. Saturday mghl a almost here wB aeon be here Cads Cusses Supreme 1B78 HAVE PLENTY OF LOVE AND FINANCIAL SE- caught with your leaves down! NEW CARPET, NEW FURN.. SWIM POOL. Afler the meet, wel drink much much bear. V-8-350 Rune Wel $600 CURITY WE WIX PROVIDE YOUR BABY UAO PRESENTS $146 A MO. PLUS UTIL CAL ARTE Be careful now. your buzz may coma quick IPCO Mak>rs:inlernshlps are available in Wash- 352-3630 WITH A BEAUTIFUL FUTURE EXPENSES THIS WEEK'S MOVIE 353-3378. PLEASE LEAVE MESSAGE PAID CALL US COLLECT 513-232 8024 i GD guarantee It wont be ME to get sick ington DC that summer or fas In various com- FRIANDSAT munications poeitfone including pubac rekrttona. Thai time I won't be Minnie I promise you THE BIG CHILL Responsible non-smoking female needed to PdnaatBaa for Sale Contact Janet st 2-7865 MX 1 guest rotations, writing, etc. Earn 12-16 hours 11 De there in case you get THE FLU' loo EVA MARIE SAINT THEATRE suOkteee Wmthrop Terrace Apt Soring Semee- or Randy at 2 7650 Dept Personnel Only Ramambar. It Ka gala YOUdown. II ALWAYS of credit Houalng avaftable Learn more today I'm looking forward to my klaa under the UNIVERSITY HALL ter. Cal anyarne. 363-6766 bo Ihara TO put a MULE on your BEAUTIFUL at 1 30 In 231 Admin or cat 372-8202 STEREO EQUIPMENT!! mletletoeltwBbeFUNI! 8PM, 10 PM AND MIDNIGHT MM, Believe me Tiger. WE have just begun! JVC double cassette deck JEFF- S1 60 FOR STUDENTS. FACULTY. STAFF » close to campus Dec- May (Female) LOVE, Good luck mis weekend Onkyo 40watt receiver HAPPY 21 at BIRTHDAY! "SI-00 FOR SENIORS' * WITH ID Free heat on Scott HamMon - Cal LAURIE or xoxoxo -LOVE MIS $275 lor Both, but wB aal aeparatsty 2-3237 Hope you have fun. And "I'll be ready." (Illh- BARB al 353-6445 ink?) Oh-No. let me guess TechrUca CD Player UAO PRESENTS Mark Gueey and Denny Steers Love. Meier* tor home or portable use BUSINESS MAJORS: Internships sre svailable THIS WEEK'S MOVIE Vocalist needed for Pious based Chrietisn Hurry up pilots, don't be late. In various business fields in Washington DC for Jon Szaoo 364-4617 Board mat plane and depart FRI AND SAT. Rock band. Attitude more Important then talent Summer ol Fa*, including Merrill Lynch. Mltaui. For Info cal Brian si 372-1939 ONo State Kappa Kappa Gamma "THE BIQ CHILL- SEC. PBS-Markeimg, Sheraton. Treasury Dept. Thanks to our Kappa Sigma EVA MARIE SAINT THEATRE An hour later youl arrive WANTED 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE TO SHARE FOR RENT and many others Earn 12-18 BQSU credits, tootbel coaches for UNIVERSITY HALL HBO.. COMFORTABLs APARTMENT CLOSE TO housing a seanls, scholarships offered. Last a greet season! 8 PM, 10 PM AND MIDNIGHT Greeted at Ihe airport by 2 CAMPUS CALL COLLECT FOR MORE DE- Into seeakma of 1988 Fn Dec 2 si 1:30 or $1.50 FOR STUDENTS, FACULTY. STAFF psyched Alpha PNa TAILS. 1-876-2482. Wed Dec 7 at 10 AM m the Center lor Ace- "81.00 FOR SENIORS* * WITH ID. So get ready to party, demtc Options. 231 Admin 3728202 KAPPA SIG-GAMMA PHI'KAPPA SKI-GA- pilots Mark* Don. MMA PHI Assortment ol Houses WANTED-ONE MALE ROOMMATE TO TAKE Duplexes end Apartments Because Alphe Phi Chnetmas Cursh CHI OMEGA ALPHA SIGMA PHI UAO PRESENTS OVER LEASE FROM MID-DECEMBER TO MID- Available lor second semester wfl tat M night long! HO HO HO Grub. Scotter. Buttslop. Muck-Muck. Wham, THIS WEEK'S MOVIE MAY 69. CALL KEVIN OR BOB AT 354-4922 Cal Now! Love, Sherry a Dab THE CHRISTMAS Kenny Loggins. Mr. Ed. Repeat, the King, Boo FRIANDSAT John Newtove Reel Estate TEA IS HEREI Boo, Barney, Cooler. Dugong and Barb's Little THE BIG CHILL WANTED: 2 FEMALE SUBLEASERS. TO TAKE GET READY TO ROCK Brother (from out of town) 354-2260 Mick Payne end Tacoasvery Sunday EVA MARIE SAINT THEATRE OVER SPRING SEMESTER IN LARGE, AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TEA NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT. FIRST Bto1 UNIVERSITY HALL MONTH'S RENT FREE IF INTERESTED, CALL Eaay Uetenmg Music at Singers Cale CM OMEGA. The weather's turned cold 8 PM, 10 PM, AND MIDNIGHT THE ALPHA SIQS ARE READY The snow la here $ 1 60 FOR STUDENTS. FACULTY, STAFF 353-7611. ASK FOR CHRISTINA OH LINDA. 1 - 2 roommates needed for large 2 bedroom The slopes are reedy ••11.00 FOR SENIORS-- WITH ID apt. Cal MM or Don al 353-7006 TO ROCK AROUND THE WANTED: 2 nonamolong limlai to luMim 2 ONCE AGAIN SANTA CLAUS AND HIS So grab your ski gear CHRISTMAS TEA TONIGHT. bedroom apt. Close to Campus Cal 363-8742 1 bedroom apt. for sublaaaa for Spring Semes- MERRY CORRUPT SAND OF ALPHA SKI EL- We'l race and do lumpa after 5:00 ter $300 a month Dannie 353-4764 alter 9 VERS ARE BLOWING OFF CHRISTMAS SO CHI OMEGA: Sklthebumpe. Way to go DU Veueyball Teem DZ-Thets CM Tourney Runner-up! PM THAT THEY CAN 00 TO HAPPY HOURS ON THE CHRISTMAS TEA Keep warm by the fire Wanted: One female roommate needed to su- Doc Oc, Kewy. Bobtol Jean, Fast Eddie, Stork, FRIDAY! HO, HO, HO SANTA IS GONNA IS TONIGHT AT THE and party to our heart's desire blease for Spring—Close to Campus 1 female roommate needed to share apt. vary Francis X. and the llndtlir. BLOW! ALPHA MO HOUSE MOGUL MADNESS is tomorrow night 363-4079 dose to campus (ThuraBn > Rktoo) Jan-May. Thanks to our eoechee. ARE YOU READY? KAPPA SIQ and GAMMA PHI out of sight! Cal353-7630 Wanted: Remale roommate to share-big house. OTTER. ALPHA SIGMA PHI Avaaabk) Nov 6. $128 a mo Pay half of un- 1 mate or temate sublease spring semester Wei we tnod. but no auch kick KJmberty, Okie. Bom. Wendy, Kriata Sue. ZBT- AXO: John and Joe HAPPY BIRTHDAY SARAH 'SOURS' ties Cal 352-4952 from 7:30 - 3:00 or Own room, VCR, washer and dryer, fun So let's go together, what the Heck! Nancy, Trade, Karyn. Kathl, Barb. Juke. Amy, Only 1 day left and soon you" know BOWERS 353-6654 after 3:00. housemates, tumiehed Cal Linda 352-211 7 Your Mistletoe Mash Date • Get peyched tor "Bower's Birthday Bash" Tracey and Erin Who your AXO Dates wB be- OPIE 1 or 2 females roommates needed to sublease tomorrow nkjhtl Wel do the "GATOR" and get "Under the nHstle-toe' 2 bedroom specious apt. spring semester Fur- ao..."we can't wasW • HAH So-get ready and get set-because Slg ED-AXO-Slg Ep'AXO'SlgEp'AXO The AXO date party wW be me best yet!' • HELP WANTED nished not far trom campus. Cal 353-3966. Perrysburg Inn and Cafe Special Student Love Always, Slg Epe. Vic. Mark, Dave, Chris & Christian From your A-CHI-O dateslll Please help' I need to transfer. Monthly, Weakly Rate. Ill per night. Iiwoom "Your Pledge Buddy" Get psyched for the 12 hours of Dete Perry ZBT-AXO-ZBT-AXO-ZBT-AXO-ZBT-AXO ATTENTION - HIRINGI Government Jobs - your movies and HBO. 280S4 N. Dixie Highway at 12 hours ol partying 1 or 2 mala roommates needed to sublease araa. $17,840 - $89,486 Call M761 fit 26. 41s-874-»343 Gamma Phi Gamma Pn, UX-mae Carols spacious apartment. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. 602-838-6685. EXT J 4244 Hey Bowing Green 10 Shots ol toques $137.50 a month CM Mike or Chria at Oal eat for 3536746 PIKE'AXO'PIKE'AXO'PIKE'AXO'PIKE 9 empty gleesee Babysitter needed Spring Semeeter. Monday- SARAH BOWERS BIRTHOAY WANTED TO JOHN SON A ANDSCOTT STRUNA etrtpstothebethroorn Wadnaaday. 12:00-8 30. Friday 1 roommate needed to eubleaas. spring asm., ONLY ONE DAY LEFT TO GO 7 Bars In BG 12 00-3 OOpm Near campus Cal after 6:30, 1 bdrm.. $177 a mo. CM 364-4028 after 3:00 BPnchersolbeer BEFORE YOU MEET YOUR DATES Preview Day " Preview Day " Preview Day 1 female roommate needed for Spring Semes- 352-9308. PM UNDER THE MISTLETOEI SOrunkSlgEpe ter Own room. Close lo campus. Call Attention Regular and Volunteer Tour Guides Cosege student with own oar to assist profes- 2 bdrm ap! lor ran! WERE REALLY EXCITED Preview Day No. 2 la Tomorrow, Saturday, 4 Helpful clues 353-3174 3 Hours of preparty sional family After school, nights, and week- Spring-Summer ANO HOPE YOU ARE TOO, Oecc 3rd Just a reminder lo meet at your 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE TO SUBLEASE TIL ends. Bskjmnlng Jan. 1989 Education major 2Santaheta 354-6122 CM after 6 PM TRY TO START QUESSINO stations aa foeows: wi enjoy this opportunity 419-874-2121 And an AXO "under the mistletoe!" MAY. NICE 2 STORY APT. VERY CLOSE WITH THIS, YOUR FIRST CLUE.... Guides-8:30 AM CAMPUS. II SO A MO. CALL LORI352-4777 MEET AT THE AXO HOUSE. SAT AT 8:00 PM S2-OH03, Corona Dal Mar New 2 bdrm. 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While most college students are at the library studying, catching their weekly television sitcom or dancing the night away at Uptown, one University student is performing with his banjo at a Toledo pub called Ragtime Rick's. Joe Rodio, junior music education major from Euclid, brings smiles to this little pub. Nicknamed "Ban-Joe," Rodio said he's always happy. "You can't play a sad tune on a banjo," he said with a smile. "No matter what you play, it always comes out happy." Laughing and smiles are a requirement at Ragtime's. Rodio says he loves getting up in front of a crowd and making them laugh. It's hard not to laugh at the twisted lyrics and silly songs the musicians come up with. Ragtime Rick's was an idea generated by Rick Graffin (alias Ragtime Rick) and wife "Banjo" Betsy back in 1981. It is a quaint little pub with a personality all its own. A unique blend of college students, barber shop quartets and older adults make up the crowd, but as soon as the music starts, even their own mothers wouldn't be able to tell the differences in age among them. Singing, laughing and having fun is what Ragtime Rick's is all about. "People like it because it's different, not the same old thing," Rodio said. Ragtime's is one of the few places people can go to have a great time; being loud and obnoxious. ^^=s "You can't play a sad tune on a banjo, no matter what you play It always comes out happy" — "Ban-Joe Radio" Photo/Cathy Itlfiore Rodio began playing at Ragtime Rick's "Ban-Joe" Rodio, Junior music education major, strums his sines he was sight years old. Hs started playing at Ragtime at the age of 16. His father, a Cleveland banjo every Tuasdsy night at Ragtime Rick's In Toledo. Rodio, Rick's when ha waa 16 and has performing ever since, businessman, discovered the pub while on who comes Irom a musical family, has bean playing the banjo a business trip to Toledo. The next time he "As far as I know," Rodio boasted, "1 am been quite an experience for Rodio. The came to the area, he brought his banjo- the only person who plays that song on the day before his audition on clarinet, he was strumming son along to play with the smaller and tuned differently, or the S-string banjo used in playing bluegrass banjo." involved in a snow-skiing accident which band. From then on, every time Joe was in Rodio credits his abilities to his musical put him in face bandages. Determined, he town, he played at Ragtime's. music. The plectrum banjo is strummed with a pick as associated with the music of family. While in Cleveland. The Rodio attended his audition, bandages and all. After coming to the University, Rodio Family" performed together for many Although he was turned down as a clarinet began substituting for the permanent Ragtime and Dixie, where as the 5-string charitable events. Younger sister, Miche- major, he found his place in the guitar banjo player and eventually landed a regu- banjo is finger-picked. Rodio said he is often asked to play "Fo- lle, played piano while brother, Mark, program, where he is currently studying lar position on Tuesday nights. ggy Mountain Breakdown" (i.e. Dueling strummed along on the guitar. Wanting to with Assistant Professor. Christopher Buz- A versatile musician, Rodio also plays Banjos) which is a 5-string banjo piece. be part of the act. father, Red Rodio, zelli. "It's like a dream come true," says the clarinet, saxophone and guitar as well bought a scrub-board, affixed a guitar Rodio, All I do all day long is musk." as sings, but admits that his true love is the "When people see a banjo, they immedia- tly think of hillbillies in (the movie) 'De- pickup for volume and played along. Rodio can be seen at Ragtime Rick's banjo. He started playing the banjo when liverance' and 'Dueling Banjos,' " Rodio "My father is great with a crowd," Rodio every Tuesday evening from 9 p.m. to 1 he was eight years old. said. Although not a finger picker, he can said. "He goes out and dances with the a.m. Ragtime Rick's offers live entertain- "At first I wanted to play the accordion, usually compensate for the missing parts people. If I know I am going to have a ment five nights a week. Tuesday through a decision my father quickly dissuaded," and instruments. tough crowd, I ask my father to come Saturday. The pub is located at 4733 he said. His second choice was the banjo His most popular arrangement of "The along." Through it all. his mother, Gloria, Glendale Ave. in Toledo. and he has been playing ever since. Rodio William Tell Overture" not only shows a acted as moral support and inspiration for plays a 4-string plectrum banjo, not to be' great deal of speed and accuracy, but the group. confused with the the tenor banjo which is exemplifies a high level of musicianship: Studying music at the University has <«-«\* 2 Friday Magazine/December 2. 1988

~~Campus Comments Photos and Interviews/Sherry Koskl Do you feel that animal research is necessary and beneficial for advancements in medicine?~~

Suzanne Zinkan, senior IPCO major Lee Lemmon, sophomore product de- Neal Fritrie Mclntyre. senior IPCO Shawn Skeabeck, senior RTVF major from Chagrin Falls: "/ believe it is neces- sign major from Chillicothe:"/ think it major from Columbus: "I'm not for kill- from Brookpark: "Personally I don't real- sary but not on dogs and cats. Mice and does help with advancements but it's not ing animals, but I do feel until there are ly think that cruelty is necessary. I don'( rats I feel are acceptable but not on do- the best they can do for being humane. I other means of testing for medical cures know all of the things they do in the mestic animals. I feel there is unneces- think some of the tests that they do they lab animals such as rats and mice are research, you only bear of the abuse. I sary experimentation on dogs and cats already know what will happen and they o.k. considering these cures to save hu- think you can research an animal with- that would not yield results that could really shouldn 't take place." man lives need to be tested." out doing harm to it. " not be found on smaller animals." Take a trip during Christmas break by Pc«n Flory places to visit The "Second City" is also skiing. And there is no better time than If you are new to the sport of skiing, it is known for its plays and comedy clubs. It is during break to hit the slopes. Conditions especially beneficial to be aware of the also home to the infamous SCTV players. are best in Michigan's Upper Peninsula or costs. They can add up quick if you don't As classes wind down and the snow There are several tour packages available out West in Colorado. But if traveling to have equipment of your own. Clear Fork starts falling, now is the time to think with most near the $200-plus range. If you lists prices for the following: $20 for a about Christmas break. Before you know those reaches is not possible, Ohio has have plans of graduating sometime soon, some ski resorts of its own. weekend day slope access, $12 for skis, it, fall semester will be only a memory. But, you might even do a little job-hunting. $4.50 for boots and $2.50 for poles. Ski before letting finals get the best of you, Clear Fork and Boston Mills are just two lessons range from $5.50 per hour for plan ahead for a short vacation over break. A relaxing twist to the Chicago trip is to examples. Clear Fork is located in Butler, groups to $20 for individual lessons. . travel by train. Key Tours offers a two- just south of Mansfield. Weekend rates are The most important thing to remember Although it is the time most of us go night trip to the city which includes round- $20 each day and like most resorts, they home and either work or sit around and is to call a resort ahead of time to check trip rail and your choice of lodging at three offer lessons, rentals and special package conditions, lift times and any slope clos- collect dust, why not do something hotels. The trip doesn't include food or en- rates. ings. It also pays to do a little research to different this break and go on a trip? Of tertainment, but costs as little as $138. find which resort offers a package that course, Paris and London are out of the Boston Mills, located near Akron, is suits your needs. question, but there are some places just Another rail trip available is to the Great comparable to Clear Fork in price and also down the road that are suitable substitutes White North of Toronto, which is weD has a special beginners' introductory and cost a lot less to visit than most people known as one of Canada's most beautiful package. These are just a few ideas to help you get think. cities. Food and entertainment can be ex- going. There are limitless others a person pensive, but the two-night rail and hotel Some neighboring states like New York can choose. Remember, your next travel Chicago is a perfect example. The Win- mini-vacation costs just $ 106 and up (de- and the Lower Peninsula of Michigan have opportunity won't come until Spring dy City is fast-paced and full of things to pending on your choice of hotel). equal, if not better, slopes than Ohio. The Break. Why wait? do. The city's ethnic make-up rivals New odds are they will have a better snow cover York's, which means lots of great food and Everyone knows the sport of winter is as well. Friday ^f^_

f^'i "•"":•;: V f*^f ?**' ****** »■«■«*■• «• **■•*•« a-»ry ■**••* oaring t*. .c.d.«ic Assistant Editor Lisa Matson w-mr ^ thm B0ar< 0» gtadent Publications of BosUn| Green State Staff Reporters Psm Nonastra. Cni»srslty. Brand* Yonn| Opinions expressed by cotauonlsts do not necessarily reflect the Photographer Sherry Koskl opinions or Friday Stags, sine Artist Thorn Kronse ' Friday Magazine and Bowling Green State University are eqaal Editorial Office 2 lO West Ball opportmnlty employers snd do not dlscriaainats la hiring practices. (419) 3 72-6967 Copyright 19S8. Tho BO Sown Friday Megnlnc/Deccmber 2. 1988 aaa 3 Students pose nude for drawing classes by Tony Vcttcr wears off and the two learn to work posing for the class is very demanding for model is given 10 minutes to relax before together in harmony. the model. "It is very hard for me to hold a she returns to the classroom. When the This harmony takes effort from all sides. While many students complain of classes pose. Parts of you ache that you never model is posing lying down they sometimes being boring or not interesting enough, The students sometimes have to motivate thought would ache." one of the models fall asleep, but most of the time the posi- these are not the kind of comments that themselves to draw for three hours at a said. Modeling is difficult," Adrian Tio, as- tion is too uncomfortable. Sometimes their are heard from students enrolled in Art time and the instructor tries to meet with sociate professor for the advanced 405 legs and arms may fall asleep, which makes 205. each student and offer assistance. This is class, said "It is very demanding to hold it difficult to hold the pose. This is a course offered through the Uni- hard to do when every student is drawing the body in place." The students are required to take the versity's School of Art in which students form a different angle. A model will pose between 45 minutes first of the figure drawing classes, but many get a chance to create paintings or draw- The model has a difficult job too because and an hour in one position. Then the people wonder why the models pose nude ings from nude models. The School of Art for students. One of the reasons is the requires students to complete a class money. Even though the models start out called figure drawing. After this class is at minimum wage and do not usually see a completed, students can complete other raise in salary, they still feel that money figure drawing classes if desired. was part of the reason for posing for the Before the start of class students are re- class. laxed and even joke with the model. But Others enjoy the works that are created. once class starts, a serious feeling fills the "I like to see pictures that the students room. The model takes her robe off and create of myself and see how they perceive the students begin to draw. me, and most of the time the result is posi- "We have a lot of respect for the model," tive," one of the models said. Sometimes Sue Mallet, sophomore graphic design the model will like one of the drawings the major, said. It is obvious that the students student has created and the student will and the model take their work very seri- give the model the drawing. ously. There are no comments or giggles "Also I like to model because it is totally from the students. unexpected and I use it as a release of ten- "After the first couple of times, you don't sion." When the model is posing, she has even realize she is naked. She becomes time to let her mind wander. "Modeling something you draw," Matt Park, sopho- can be very meditative and it is a good way more graphic design major, said. In a way, to collect my thoughts," one model said. Some of the models are University stu- "Students are as naked as the model when Photo/Tony Vetter the class first meets," Debra Zappitelli, an dents, while others live outside the Bowl- Students In Adrian Tlo's advanced drawing class work on drawing on* of tha models instructor for the 205 class, said. Even ing Green area. The only qualifications the for the class. Students are paid to pose nude for the classes aa part of the University models have to meet are that that they can though the students are as nervous as the employment service. Although many people think It may be uncomfortable, the stu- model the first few sessions, this feeling dents said they do not even realize the model Is nude. ■See Models, page 4. t What is it? If you can identify Ibis object, you could win a SI5 gill certificate from Stingers Cafe. 1414 E. Wooster. (Does not include tax. gratuity, or alcoholic beverages).

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.l{i:iuu] U)JH..\i-u*J;<.ltUM.ti lUlui.: JU \.\.L*IJ.LI1L iicsl . v.-.v.' »»:•'• •:••. 4ViV.V. ... 4(!i!i Friday Magazine/December 2. 1986 Wall Street has printing plant in BG Models ■(Continued from page 3) by Nancy Erlkson Wall Street in Bowling Green? There is not meet during the scheduled class time and the ticker tape chaos or yuppies in dark . • that they are not nervous to pose nude in suits but there is one part of Wall Street v front of others. The majority of the models right here in Wood County. are female and the School of Art employes Although it may not seem like a typical from five to seven models a semester. location for a printing plant. Bowling 1 "The classes teach students the tech- Green is home to one of the Wall Street niques of structure and value which they Journal's many printing facilities. The can apply to their careers," Zappitelli said. plant is located at 1100 Brim Road, just To master the human figure is one of the -1 hardest techniques to learn. The reason it outside city limits and prints the Midwest 11 edition of the Wall Street Journal daily. is hard to learn is the difficulty of the sub- "The Wall Street Journal is published in ject. 18 printing plants across the U.S. There "The model represents perfect form, are 18 printing locations so that we may perfect curves, and perfect colors," Nezih print regional editions of The Wall Street M Dikisoglu. senior fine arts major, said. This Journal and distribute them on a timely is why the model is such a challenge to basis to all our subscribers and the general i work with. "We use a figure that is ani- public," Pamela Staffer, production man- mate, a figure that works and breathes," ager for the Midwest printing plant, said. Tio said. "The students are not so much The Midwest location began publishing 1 -*t involved with figure drawings, but figure in Bowling Green in February of 1981. It 1 1 JS*^— impressions." They try to capture what was a corporate decision to locate the Friday/Sherry Koski that image was doing at a particular place Midwest edition printing plant in Bowling The Midwest edition of The Well Street Journal It printed at this plant dally. The in time. Green and contruction began on Brim plant, located at 1100 Brim Road, receives satellite transmissions from New York that Michelangelo, Edgar Degas and Phillip Road in the spring of 1980. It took approx- enable them to distribute The Wall Street Journal throughout this area. Pearlstein have become famous by the way imately 9-11 months to complete construc- they interpreted the human form in their linois composing room plant. Then our lo- She added that her duties as the produc- art work. These artists had to learn the ba- tion. tion manager include various responsibili- "This location prints approximately cation prints The Wall Street Journal on sic techniques of drawing the human body Sunday through Thursday nights for Mon- ties having to do with the actual printing of just as the students are learning now. "The 130,000 copies each business day of The the paper. Wall Street Journal, which are then dis- day through Friday distribution. reason for this class is that students are Since there are 18 different printing "I am the Bowling Green Production learning the basic techniques that they will tributed to the lower peninsula of Michi- (Plant) Manager. My responsibilities in- gan, the western half and Southwest por- plants across the United States, there is use throughout their careers," Zappitelli some variety between the versions of The clude overseeing the entire plant opera- said. tion of Ohio, the northeast section of Ken- tion. This includes purchasing various tucky and a very small southeast portion of Wall Street Journal that are published. Al- though the main location in New York still printing supplies, completing daily, weekly Indiana. and monthly production-related reports, "The Bowling Green location was most dictates what stories will be in the paper, the location of the printing plant can often budget work, safety committee work, typi- likely chosen, due to its fairly central posi- cal day to day routine tasks and hiring as tion in the plant's entire distribution area, determine the type of advertising and the NORTHWEST OHIO location of the stories in the paper in any well," Staffer said. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT which would still enable same day delivery She added that the company employs according to issue date. Also, another given version. "We publish the Midwest edition here in people from New York as well as local BUSINESS reason why Bowling Green was chosen people from Bowling Green. Also, the might include its easy access to a major in- Bowling Green. There are three other main editions, the Eastern, Southwest and company does offer various internships, terstate highway (1-75)," Staffer said. but none are carried out at this particular While the Midwest edition is printed in Western editions. The news is basically the location. Bowling Green, the stories still come from same in all editions, but placement of the stories may vary somewhat. The Bowling Green location for the Wall the main location in New York. The pro- Street Journal has proved to be successful. cess for getting the news from the original "The big difference between the editions really has to do with the advertising. Some While there are many possible locations source is done through help of modem for the Midwestern edition of the paper, technology. ads are only sold to run in certain editions, the plant should not be relocating to any "This plant receives satellite trans- while others run on a national basis. It all other area. missions of the Midwest edition of The depends on the location of the printing Wall Street Journal from our Naperville, 0- plant," she said. FAME HOWARD'S club H 210 N. MAIN NO COVER

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WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 7,1988 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News USA Today Van Dykes Annie M Equalizer Wiseguy News Taxi Jeflersons Benson o News Cont'd Front Page Best Years Nature ol Things New Avengers Journal News Movie "Children ol Divorce" CD News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy! Billy Graham Crusade Equalizer Wiseguy News Magnum. P.I. CD News NBC News Ent. Tonight Cheers Highway lo Heaven Tattinger's News Tonight Show Letterman m Wipeout ABC News Affair Family Feud Crimestoppers: Manhunt Live China Beach News Nightline Movie: "The Naked Kiss m GED-TV Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Peter. Paul and Mary Holiday Concert American Masters Art Beat EastEnders Show 0D MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wonderful World ol Disney Movie Movie Sign-OtI m Batman Get Smart WKRP H.'s Heroes Rocklord Files Movie: Xanadu B Miller Morton Downey Jr. Benny Hill SD Spoons racis ol Life Movie: Tora! Toral Tora!" Newt Ask/Gov. Jeflersons Sanlord Fall Guy

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THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 8,1988 6:00 6:30 7:00 7::S0 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 o News CBS News USA Today 48 Hours Paradise Knots Landing News Taxi Jeflersons Benson o News Cont d Fraggle Way We Are Game. Set and Match Spit Image CODCO Journal News The Autobiography ol Miss Jane Pitlman CD News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy! 48 Hours Paradise Knots Landing News Magnum, P.I. CD News NBC News Ent. Tonight Cheers Cosby Show Oil World Cheers Night Court LA La* News Tonight Show Letterman m Wipeout ABC News Affair Family Feud Knighrwatch Dynasty Mission: Impossible News Nightline Return ol Kung Fu Dragon m GED-TV Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Baby Panda Mystery! EastEnders Show m MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wondeilul World ol Disney Old House Wild Am Mystery1 Business Sign Ofl CD Batman Get Smart WKRP H s Heroes Rocklord Files Movie: The Man Who Lived at the Rite" B Miller Morton Downey Jr. Benny Hill CD Spoons Facts ol Life Family Ties New Beaver Movie: "Gotcha!" News Hmooner Jeflersons Sanlord Fan Guy ESPN SportsLook Muscle Mag. SportsCtr College Basketball: Connecticut at Purdue College Basketball: Oklahoma at New Mexico SportsCtr Rodeo: National Finals

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