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Weather Two students apprehend juvenile for attempted theft

by Eileen McNamara ile. The two students also physically re- "It's very positive that they were able ran after him." The BC News strained the suspect until the police ar- to apprehend the person," Waddell said. Brown, who did not know Georgeson, rived. "Citizen's arrests don't happen here very noticed the incident and picked up Geor- The juvenile was taken into custody in often." geson in his truck, which was parked in Two University students met for the the Wood County Juvenile Detention According to the police report, Geor- the on-campus student parking lot on the first time as they chased down a would- Center pending charges of receiving sto- geson was walking back toward his vehi- other side of Merry Avenue. The two be thief who was allegedly breaking into len property. Juvenile Court officials de- cle, which was parked in the commuter men chased the juvenile and caught up to one of their vehicles In an on-campus clined to specify whether or not the ju- lot behind the Student Health Center, him near the Technology Building. parking lot Tuesday. venile is still In custody. when he noticed the juvenile was walking When they reached him, they asked Junior business administration major University Police Public Information away from his car. He yelled at the boy him if he had taken anything from the Shawn Georgeson, the owner of the vehi- officer Barbara Waddell said a case such who In turn ran. vehicle and he said he had taken the Sunny and cool: cle, and sophomore computer science as this one is unusual because of the pri- "He got out of the car and started look- radar detector, but had dropped it when Friday, mostly sunny but major Kevin Brown chased after and mary role the victim played in arresting ing around and walked away," Georgeson cool. High In the mid 20s. caught up with the alleged thief, a juven- the suspect. said. "When I realized it was my car, I See Butted, page five. Friday night, Increasing cloudiness and not as cold. Low in the mid teens. Chance of snow is 20 per- Chem-Mystery? cent. Saturday, mostly USG senators cloudy with a chance of snow. High 25 to 30. Chance of snow is 40 percent. Inside The News disagree over Condom use surprising: Condom sales in the residence halls exceed the ex- collusion rule pectations of some admin- istrators. Find out which by Julie Tagllaferro least the last three years, accord- halls are putting them to The BC News ing to Greg DeCrane, assistant use. vice president of Student Affairs. Q Campus. Page four. DeCrane said the rule was Now that Undergraduate Stu- created so that elections would The Motown moves: dent Government elections are be "as pure as possible." EOB is DETROIT- Men's hoops over, some elected senators have trying to avoid a party system to drop Ohio University in the expressed concern with the Elec- insure that as many students as first round of the Mid- tion and Opinion Board's rule possible have a chance to run in American Conference Bas- prohibiting collusion, explaining USG elections, DeCrane said. ketball Tournament Thurs- that cooperation between candi- Newly re-elected senator Mike day. dates should be allowed. Brennan said he does not have a LI Sports. Page eight. According to EOB rules, collu- problem with collusion. Brennan sion with other candidates is not wanted to make public comments allowed. The definition of collu- about presidential candidates Outside Campus sion includes working for other Mike Sears and Jason Jackson candidates' campaigns and pub- during the campaign, but the Apathy - who cares? licly supporting other candi- EOB rules would not allow it. ANN ARBOR, Mich. - A dates. "I was gagged," Brennan said. survey shows that college- This rule applies even if the Since most of the candidates age voters are the least candidates are not running for work together in USG after the likely to vote, but have the the same position. EOB was es- election, Brennan said he does highest expectations of tablished in 1981, while the collu- government. sion rule has been in effect for at See USG, page seven. The 1990 National Elec- tion Studies, one of the most comprehensive surveys on political beliefs in the coun- U.N. urges Iraq's try, noted that only 44 percent of people aged 18 to 24 were registered to vote and treaty compliance fewer than one in five reported voting in the Novem- by Andrew Kalell ber 1990 elections. The Associated Press mediately take the appropriate "Many of them regard actions in this regard," the coun- themselves solely as the cil said in a statement read by its clientele of government, UNITED NATIONS -- The Se- president, Venezuelan Ambas- unencumbered by any curity Council stood firm Thurs- sador Diego Arria. Iraq had romantic notions such as day in its demand that Iraq com- promised the United Nations a civic duty or societal obliga- ply completely and immediately complete accounting of its most tion," Gregory Markus, a with the Gulf War cease-fire dangerous weapons and pledged University of Michigan po- provisions, rebuffing an appeal to tie up other loose ends from litical science professor, for leniency from Saddam Hus- the Gulf War, but the U.S. am- concluded. sein's special envoy. bassador said Baghdad was The BG Nrwi/Llada U«c "In the view of the Security offering only "mirrors and Looking for a reaction between two unknown substances, freshman chemistry major Erich Gundlach Council, the government of Iraq smoke." The response of the Condom Man: tries to Identify them In his Chemistry 138 lab Wednesday afternoon In Overman Hall. The lab re- has not yet complied fully and lS-member Security Council re- INDIANA, Pa. - Students quired students to use a litmus paper test, changes in coloration and reactions to heat for Identifica- unconditionally with those obli- who find themselves in, See Iraq, page five. tion of the substances. gations, and must do so and im- well, romantic emergencies at Indiana University of Pennsylvania can just pick up the phone and, voila: Farmers run there's a Condom Man at the Coalition into government red tape door. In rain, sleet or snow, the Local agricultural ind ustry falling just below cutoff point for aid Condom Men promise quick, takes on by Chris Miller confidential delivery. All ■ Business analysis ===== particular grain or bean that a farmer can they ask is that you call at a The BG News ter relief," said Jonathan Halnes, Wood expect from a given acre, Haines explained. reasonable hour. city ward County Agriculture Stabilization and Con- "We have assigned yields through the of- "We're an alternative to In an age of space shuttles and electric servation Service executive director. fice [ASCS] here," Haines said. the drugstore," said Scott cars, farmers must still contend with the un- "Out of those [that have applied], a third to Overbeck, one of the com- question controllable power of weather - Mother two-thirds will qualify for some kind of "One farm might be assigned; say, a 110 pany's board of directors. Nature's ace in the face of technological help," Halnes said. bushel corn yield," Haines said."They have The company offers glow- progress. The ASCS in Wood County administrates to lose 40 percent of that assigned yield be- in-the-dark condoms and staff reports Last year's drought has forced many local government subsidized disaster relief pro- fore they'll collect assistance." discreet matchbooks, "so farmers to seek government assistance grams for local farmers. While many farmers have qualified for fi- you won't be embarrassed if while prospects for the upcoming season To qualify for disaster assistance, a far- nancial assistance with last year's drought it falls out of your purse," A new pressure group has remain uncertain. mer must have lost at least 40 percent of his having destroyed their crops, many others Overbeck said. formed to fight 19 years of "I'd say at least half the farmers in the crop yield, Halnes said. About 85 percent of the malapportionment by the [Wood County] area have applied for disas- Crop yields are the number of bushels of a See Fanners, page five requests are from women. city of Bowling Green. About 30 students from the College Republicans, Lottery College Democrats, Prog- Hospitality pupils to learn from Russian errors Pick 3 Numbers ressive Student Organiza- motivation is low and workers 1 ance can be attributed to Russia's ple can't buy milk to feed thelr tion and Undergraduate by Christy Vargo 0-0-4 The BG News are not trained to do their jobs faltering economy, which lias put kids," Bandy said. Student Government at- correctly," said Melissa Bandy, citizens in a state of desperation. Now that trade and travel bar- Pick 4 Numbers tended a strategy session director of the University hospi- riers have been removed, Russia 4-6-9-7 Wednesday for the Redls- tality management program. Bandy said she was confronted is being flooded with foreign tricting Action Coalition. Hospitality management students have put a twist on the old Bandy said the Russian experi- by Impoverished children beg- products and visitors. Cards According to USG presi- ences will serve as examples to ging for money and food when dent Mike Sears, an infor- adage "learn from your mis- 9 (nine) of Hearts she visited the Russian city of St. mal leader of the coalition, takes." teach her classes. The influx of tourists will most 5 (five) of Clubs "It's hard to use Hyatt [hotel] Petersburg last year, illustrating probably spur a growth In the all city residents need to Twenty University students, 6 (six) of Diamonds faculty members and admin- as an example because you don't the reality of the country's eco- hospitality industry. 7 (seven) of Spades take an interest in a situa- often catch them making mis- nomic problems. tion where 45 percent of the istrators will spend spring break in Moscow to learn from Russian takes," Bandy said. "But in Rus- "Growth? Definitely, without a city, including most Unl- Compiled from staff and errors in the hotel and restaurant sia, it's easy - the flaws are so ob- "We're late on our Visa pay- doubt," Bandy said "The country wire reports. See Coalition, page six. industries. vious." ments and we think the world Is will have to prepare by Increas- "In Russia the service Is poor, Low motivation and perform- coming to an end, yet these peo- ing their service level." Opinion page two The BG News Friday, March 13,1992

JOHN KOHISTRAND The BG News crams AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE FOUNDED IN 1920. JEREMY STONE WEBER JACQUELINE PORTER MANAGING EDITOR CITY EDITOR PUBLISHED DAILY DURINC THE ACADEMIC YEAR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER AMY APPLEBAUM GREG WATSON SESSION. ASSOCIATE EDITOR EDITORIAL EDITOR

214 WEST HALL MATTHEW A. DANEMAN FRANK ESPOSITO BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY INSIDER EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BOWLINC GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 TRISH DAVIS CYNDI PRADA COPYRIGHT 1992, The BG News NEWS EDITOR CHIEF COPY ED. How to make quick cash \Aybuldn't it be nice to ask your par- feel sorry for all of two seconds as you V Vents for money while holding their screw the Chinese Club or Volunteers wallet and purse in your pocket? in Progress out of much-needed funds, Here's how to come close: but hey, sometimes sacrifices have to First, get yourself in good with a be made. THE EMPEROR'5 NEW HEALTH COVERAGE DESIGN leader of one of 10 groups which will If you're the politically-correct type, send representatives to the Advisory you can watch as Latino Student Union Committee on General Fee Allocations scores almost as much money as Cam- budget hearings Saturday. Undergrad- pus Escort Service, or Black Student uate Student Government would be Union procures funds to keep up their preferable, since they'll seat five stu- $340-per-year habit for long-distance History of the condom dents on the 17-person committee. phone calls. You'll have plenty of time Of course, Graduate Student Senate, for cold-hearted decisions when it Commuter Off-Campus Organization, comes to a safer cut such as Reach Out Birth control: from honey to female contraceptives the African-American Graduate Stu- or the Off-Campus Programming and dent Organization or any one of a num- Advisory Board. With the way any article about it because they were enamored. ber of groups will do also. There's the matter of Bob Arrows- sex, AIDS and condoms has Katrina Vandenberg Is this shared responsibility or Next, gratefully accept your leader's mith to resolve, of course. The interim received so much attention in is this sexual responsibility that nomination to serve on ACGFA, and vice president of student affairs runs a The News in recent months, I'm is once again shoved upon the pretend to listen as a number of organi- tight ship and follows the rules pretty surprised this little gem of a sub- woman? You don't hear of many zations who don't send ACGFA repre- strictly. ject has escaped notice. men who love to use condoms. r*i Women purchase a dispropor- sentatives while they make their pleas But fortunately, this is a "student- The first condom for women for "desperately needed" funds. Watch run" organization, and Arrowsmith has tentatively been approved, tionate amount of condoms, and as other students try to stay awake as doesn't have a lot of constitutional con- which is bound to change sexual the dorm that is currently selling the Friends of the Deaf, Greeks Advo- history. However, the implica- a significantly higher amount of trol over the group. Hide your devious tions of this sexual change are condoms than any other dorm cating Mature Management of Alcohol plot decently, and you'll get away with not only liberating, but more than vending machine on campus is and the Society for Creative Anachron- it. a little scary. protecting a woman from an un- MacDonald Quadrangle (al- ism make their pitches. Sounds pretty good, doesn't it? More In one sense, the day the first wanted pregnancy. The condom though this could be because of Now comes the good part. On the day than $420,000, just waiting for you to condom for women was approved was created to protect a man other factors: women having ACGFA makes budget decisions (this dole it out to yourself. was a day of liberation for wom- against venereal disease. more privacy because their year, it's tomorrow), vote yourself far Here's the clincher, though. Abso- en similar to the day the birth It is interesting to note that roommates go home more fre- more money than you deserve and use lutely no one from the general public control pill was approved. The men are less susceptible to many quently, or really anything). the excess to attend that Florida retreat usually attends the hearings, which birth control pill allowed women sexually transmitted diseases Women are obviously buying you need for "career development" or start tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the Off- to effectively control their own than women. The AIDS virus is condoms, even though it is the buy your group that Ferrari Testerosa Campus Student Center. And without bodies; the female condom now much more easily passed from man's responsibility and ulti- for "transportation." pressure from students, you can con- allows them to protect them- man to woman than from woman mately his decision to use it. Has selves from disease as well. to man. Diseases which are rela- her body been freed or has the There's a budget crisis around here, tinue year little scam for your remain- When regarded from another tively asymptomatic in men man's burden of this raincoat though, so such achievements cannot be ing years at the University, and no one side, however, does this mean cause some types of cancer or in- that's interrupted his sexual made without compromise. You might will be the wiser. that the responsibility for health fertility in women. I would not be pleasure for years been freed? and well-being has shifted to the so naive as to state that men are I can't imagine the new con- woman as well? Does this mean free from worries about STDs, dom being easy to use. How that men have just been relieved would it stay in place? It is ex- from the burden of being respon- pensive; one is currently equal to Letters to the Editor sible for their actions? the price of about three condoms Birth control has historically Birth control has historically for men. What will this do for been a woman's problem, which been a woman's problem, lower-income women who cannot Jim's Journal is USG elections a "harassment" is understandable in many ways afford this liberating device, es- considering that children are which is understandable in pecially if they are dating men best of the crop The BG News: Second, I hear USG is still giv- formed and grow in the female's many ways considering that who believe protection against On March 3 and 4 I had the ing away free soft drinks to body. Before the days of modern chidren are formed and disease is no longer their prob- The BG News: misfortune of needing to go to anyone who votes. On the same medicine, pregnancy was the lem? On a somewhat unimportant the library. Don't get me wrong, I lines, maybe College Democrats most physically life-threatening grow in the female's body. It is one thing to give a woman note, I wanted to go on record as like the library but the problem should give out free condoms to activity women went through. a tool to save her own life or the saying "Jim's Journal" is the was March 3 and 4 were Under- anyone who votes along with And before the days of effective life of someone she loves. It is only original cartoon strip in The graduate Student Government their partner (maybe they could birth control, women sought to another thing to tell a woman that BG News which has actually election days. call it "Safe Senate"). prevent childbirth at any cost. she alone shoulders the burden made me laugh. I have read the Upon entering and exiting the If you voted because you got a As a result, science, folklore but I would state that risks for that is meant to be shared by two paper on and off over the last library, I was harassed by would- free Coke out of it, tliink: who and witchcraft all contributed to women are higher. people. You can't have a sexual eight years and have been gen- be senators and other officers. I paid for It? The money had to widely varied (and seemingly bi- So men fumbled around for relationship alone. erally disappointed in the quality know "harassed" is a strong come out of someone's budget. zarre to the modern viewpoint) hundreds of years, creating of the strips. word but that Is the way I felt, as Could that money have been bet- methods of birth control. makeshift condoms out of tor- I am not implying that only Often, the cartoonists use the did many other students I'm ter spent repairing broken street Japanese women drank mercury, toise shell, leather and linen until men have STDs and only men entire panel to tell you they have sure. lights, buying new computers or a horsefly and a leech after the the vulcanization of rubber in the give them to women. Obviously, nothing to say (I mean, they lit- software, paying for an extra mixture was brought to the boil- 1840s, when the first condom was men need to protect their lives as erally admit they've no creative I personally know many of the faculty member's salary for a ing point. created. Whether it was used or much as women. But the balance thought to offer). I have had the candidates and I would like to few weeks or maybe even build- Women have blocked their not depended upon the male. of power has always been and impression the cartoon strips take the opportunity to explain to ing a fieldhouse? cervixes with foam from a There was very little a man had remains in their favor. were dashed off at the last sec- them, and everyone else, some Now please don't get me camel's mouth, onion, opium or to lose unless he had to think ond ... (like homework?). reasons I did not vote. wrong. I'm not anti-voting, anti- grass. about STDs or a wedding in his The best thing about the new Another of the strips spent First, you ask me to make sure USG or anti-anything else. In They wore amulets made of the future (and he even had a way condom for women is that it several panels complaining about I would go in and vote. Weil, what fact, I think there is only one left testicle of a weasel; they held out of the wedding if he really gives couples a choice. There are the "popularity" of "Jim's Jour- makes you so sure I would vote thing worse than an eligible voter their breath during intercourse. wanted it). several bad implications that nal." I guess they had nothing of for you anyway? Anyone who not voting, whether for USG, city The concept of pain was seem- One hundred fifty years later, come with it, but it is still too their own to creatively express votes for an individual on the council or president. ingly secondary; the conse- a group of men (with a few token early to see what will happen as on those particular days. basis of friendship or because If you did vote in the USG elec- quences of childbirth were much females, I'm sure) created this far as responsibilities shifting. Anyway, bravo to "Jim's Jour- they are in the srjne fraternity or tion, ask yourself why did you more painful and life-threaten- condom for women in a laborato- Unfortunately, it will always be nal" for being pure, simple and any other similar reason is ig- vote? You may come up with an ing. ry. Shared responsibility. Won- too difficult to see in people's consistent in its approach. norant and should not be allowed interesting answer. Men understandably had no derful. Don't think I'm not for it. bedrooms to know the answers. to breathe (OK, maybe I'm a bit part in this agony; their bodies I would hate to see the amount of Shawn Brady harsh, just slap them a few Brian Coleman and lives were not at stake. Even women who could die because Katrina Vandenberg is a senior Producer/Director, WBGU-TV 27 times). Music Education the condom was not originally an their partner refused to wear a creative writing major and a col- act of consideration toward condom and they went along with umnist for The News. BG News Staff Rabbit Run Thomas Cicirelli lay Murdock Morrella Raleigh Kirstin Mathers Dawn Keller INSIDER M.A. COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR UKIOTO EDITOR y/ THATs T/tBB DAVS FRon AJOU' Tim Norman Scott DeKatch Kellie Schirmer Nicole Nuhn L OOK, Do WCXJ UlAAlT INSIDER ASSISTANT COPY EDITOR COPY EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR THEE LEVA"* FMrcHlQ —ôe Fmeo? 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Letters, cont. NPHC promotes segregation U.S. interest not in Third World i

Odd as it may seem to people i port from IFC and Panhel" which bring the two groups closer "to The BG New* LAPD treated Rodney King - who know me, I was doing a little Simmons stressed black greeks understanding one another." In response to Michael Mar- only we aren't allowed to see Russell KaMer tone's column (The BG News, bit of math the other day; the need in the Nov. 5 issue ofThe By way of comparison - If the f ilm. Undergraduate Student BG News. It transcends simply splitting the greek system on March 10): What's really "pre- But if you saw the film, you'd posterous" is not MIT professor Government election results had being a greek issue and becomes color lines is OK with the Uni- quickly realize the truth "we," just been announced and Jason one that forces every student, Noam Chomsky's meticulously that is the CIA, treat the world's versity, what is to stop someone documented "common sense" as- Jackson had been elected presi- faculty member and administra- in the near future from deciding poor people of color virtually the sertion that the "United States dent In a landslide victory over tor to confront the question of "in the interest of cultural diver- same way "we" treated the incumbent Mike Sears. just how racially tolerant they always acts in Its own Interest, Native Americans and African sity and teaching the races to whether or not its actions are I started putting some figures wish our campus to be. better live together" Harshman slaves over the centuries in the together and found Jackson's The claim has been put forth helpful to the welfare of the name of "Manifest Destiny." Quadrangle should be reserved world," but Martone is naive 1,475 to 642 victory was about a threaten to tear this campus that separation would be benefi- Anybody who has even an iota for black students only ... to bet- enough to believe otherwise. 70 percent to 30 percent margin apart ~ this year that issue deals cial to both groups, allowing ter necessitate the black experi- of doubt on this score ought to of victory. with recent racial separation of them the time to work with issues Does Martone think U.S. poli- read the headline stories around ence by nourishing the "proper cy, as epitomized by the infa- I then really put myself to the our greek system here on cam- which affect the individual support" the country (see Toledo Blade for test; I began looking at just how pus. mous CIA, acts in the interests of example) on March 3, which groups more closely. Then, when Who would ever think this pro- the Third World when it sets up thorough Jackson's "mandate" The issue surrounds the suc- those individual issues have been states, in terms always as brazen posal would be considered, it Innumerable dictatorships there? from the students actually was - cessful move by the black settled, the various members of would instantly be dismissed as as the Nazis, that in the post-cold 2,100 votes out of let's say 15,000 fraternities and sororities on Or are these Death Squad re- war era the Pentagon's milita- NPHC, IFC and Panhel could all racist with a mindset which is gimes all a myth concocted by students and we get... 14 percent. campus to sever their ties with rists are bent on nothing shor*. of more in tune to the tum-of-the the so-called "liberal press?" Wow! the other greek governing organ- century South However, when world domination. Who's "in- I guess when it comes down to The fact is "U.S. interests" terest" is that in Martone? izations (the Interfraternity and ... what is to stop someone the move is subtle and serves to (which have nothing in common it, 14 percent doesn't really sur- Panhellenic councils), and affi- fit the interests of selective par- with the interests of Joe Pay- Karl F. Smith prise me all that much. The is- liate themselves with the in the near future from ties only ~ It suddenly becomes a sues of the campaign were ones National Pan Hellenic Council. check) treat the Third World in Graduate deciding... Karshman totally different matter... but one much the same fashion as the Sociology everyone agreed upon: expanded As former Black Greek Coun- Quadrangle should be where the separation of the races shuttle service, improved recy- cil President Tonia Simmons put has suddenly become OK? ; cling programs, more campus it in the Sept. 25. 1991, issue of reserved for black students Erma's World Jeff Helt lighting ... it made the choice The BG News "Achieving NPHC only... Instead, we have allowed yet pretty easy actually; both candi- recognition would better re- another issue critical to campus dates were saying the same lations, interactions and partici- racial relations to be glanced things - so really, we couldn't pation between black greek "come together" and begin deal- over by an administrative "no lose. chapters and other greeks on ing with one another on the same comment" and tabled endlessly In fact, the choice was much campus." level... I don't see it. in student government debate. too easy. The recent elections It seems pretty obvious why If the current system of greek Our newly-elected officials are served to follow the typical pat- the USG candidates didn't touch leadership is not working, and now blessed with the dilemma of tern of events here at our fair this one; what we are really talk- equality is not being achieved a segregated campus, which has University (the "Olscamp ing about here is "Separate, but within the current state of vir- come about in one of the finest model," if you so please): pacify equal" in our University. What tual, (but previously unsanc- examples of administrative inac- the masses with a few innova- the black greeks are calling for is tioned by the University) separation in our blessed, vacationing tions on "safe" topics (read: re- not simply a redress of the issue tion - what mystical force is go- president's reign. cycling), while avoiding at all of "self-government" or a debate ing to appear, now that the Uni- costs the divisive Issues which on the lack of "the kind of sup- versity has sanctioned the split to Russ Kahler is a junior political science major from Toledo, 5:15 and a slightly more harmful col- J.A. Holmgren umnist than the guy with the beard on Wednesday. Correction The Lottery numbers given in the March 12 issue of The BG News were Incorrect. Here are the correct numbers: Super Lotto: 16-20-35-39-40-45. The jackpot Is $16 million. 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Condom sales surprise officials Speaker to begin High numbers sold in MacDonald West vending machines byJenl Bond IFC motivational contributing writer West, 26 percent in Offenhauer, 21 percent in MacDonald East Condom Sales: Percentage of condom sales in and 18 percent in Conklin. vending machines as of the end of February three-part series The number of condoms being "The numbers suggest that the sold in vending machines in four service is being utilized more heavily in the women's residence by Sherry Turco University residence halls may tive nouses during rush. suggest students feel more com- halls," Kaplan said. "[But] you The BC News can't really conclude that women "From what everyone says, fortable buying condoms from he's an excellent speaker," machines rather than directly are purchasing more. Maybe the men are buying them at the Renowned greek motiva- said Ken Badgley, president from a person over the counter, tional speaker T.J. Schmitz is according to a University offi- women's halls." of Pi Kappa Alpha. "We want Women may prefer purchasing the Interfraternity Council's people to get motivated for cial. key to kicking off a three-part rush, and for everything that "I underestimated how many condoms from a machine, ac- series aimed at sparking en- people would buy condoms [from cording to Kaplan. goes on in the chapter." the vending machines) to avoid "It may be that [buying con- thusiasm within the frater- Schmitz received his MBA purchasing them personally," doms personally] is just more of nity system. from Florida Atlantic Univer- said Dr. Josh Kaplan, director of Schmitz will be opening sity in Boca Raton. He has an issue for women than for Conklin McDonald East Offenhauer McDonald Wtet the Student Health Service. men," Kaplan said. IPC's series with a speech en- won numerous awards includ- The sale of condoms in the Convenience may also be a fac- titled "Motivation : The Key vending machines of the four tor in purchasing condoms from to Success." The speech will ing Indianapolis' highest a- residence halls - MacDonald a vending machine, Kaplan ex- condoms sold in the halls is sur- "We're waiting for more time be given March 17 at 7 p.m. in ward of the American Society West, MacDonald East, Offen- plained. prisingly high when compared to to pass so students can form an Kobacker Hall. of Association Executives, The three-part speaker se- hauer Towers and Conklin Hall - "The price of a condom in the the number sold by the Health opinion," Arrowsmith said. and was named Association ries is aimed at greek men. was initiated on a trial basis at vending machines is four times Center. "My expectation is the trial Executive of the year by the Schmitz, chief executive offi- the beginning of the semester. the price of those sold at the "I am extremely surprised at will be successful," Kaplan said. Indiana Society of Execu- According to Food Operations Health Center," Kaplan said. the numbers [in the residence "Students want [condoms] and cer of Tau Kappa Epsilon tives. director Jane Schimpf, S21 con- "One reason for spending more halls] because the Health Center they are being used." travels around the country "He was the opening doms were sold by the last week may be that the condoms are makes condoms available to all of speaking on motivation. speaker at the Mid-American "Motivation is the key thing of February. readily available." the student body at a lower Interfraternity Council Asso- Kaplan said by making con- lacking right now in the greek "The numbers are a little Since August, the health ser- price," Kaplan added. doms available in the residence ciation last year," Chamber- higher than I thought, but are vice has sold 85 boxes containing The success of the program halls, the University intended to system," said Scott Chamber- lain said. "One thing that relatively low for the size of the 12 condoms per box, according to will be determined later in the provide condoms for sexually ac- lain, vice president of rush. stuck out was the energy he "I've heard a lot of motiva- campus," Schimpf added. Pharmacy Coordinator Cindy semester, according to Vice tive students, not to encourage created. Everyone left en- tional speakers, and Thirty-five percent of the con- Puffer. President of Student Affairs Bob those who abstain to become ac- thusiastic and motivated." doms were sold in MacDonald Kaplan said the number of Arrowsmith. tive. (Schmitz) is by far the best one I've heard." Phi Sigma Kappa member Schmitz spoke at the 1991 Todd Simpson, director of Mid-American Interfraterni- member services, is the sec- STUDENT RECREATION CENTER ty Council and Mid American ond speaker in the series. 1992 SPRING BIATHLON Panhellenic Council Associa- Simpson will be speaking on BGSU Theatre Presents: tions' (MIFCA/MAPCA) an- marketing. 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Continued from page one. Restoration of stripped land discussed he was running. Georgeson said him they were still going to re- he wouldn't call the police if the by Nick Arfaras port it and all three of them were contributing writer the process. the land to its natural contour. grassland. boy just showed him where he going to go to the Health Center According to Gregory, if Mead Today there are 400,000 acres of In 1985, as a result of improved had dropped it. to use the phone to call police. didn't recycle the water the plant barren, eroded and highly acidic technologies it was discovered-- The three walked back to the "At first he said he had never The Center for Environmental would use close to 800 million soils in southeastern Ohio. that dioxin (a currently known! place where the boy had dropped done this before and then he said Programs, the Environmental In- gallons of water per day from Lawson used the "Broken Ar- carcinogen) was produced in xheW the radar detector. They also it was his second time...and he terest Group and the Environ- public water sources. row" strip-mine reclamation site bleaching process of paper man- went back to the vehicle to see if kept changing his story as we got mental Health Department co- ufacturing in the parts per tril-' there was any damage to the ve- closer to the Health Center," sponsored an illustrated lecture lion, and thus was in the sludge hicle. Georgeson said. Wednesday night in room 110 of h one day, Mead produces enough paper to cover a Mead applies to land previously the Business Administration 1 Moot-wide strip of land 800 mles in length. The waste strip-mined. "We asked him how he got in As they neared the Health Building concerning an innova- The presence of dioxin has . and that's when he pulled the Center, the boy attempted to es- tive waste disposal process that generated from this process is enormous. created somewhat of a dilemma screwdriver out of his pocket and cape but the men stopped him. restores strip-mined land. for Mead and environmentalists. told us," Brown said. They held him face down on the The sludge extracted from this - located on land currently own- According to Lawson, the Ohio The juvenile admitted he had sidewalk while another student The discussion was presented process is made up of lime, wood ed by Mead - as an example of EPA conducted a risk assessment used the screwdriver to pry open ran into the Health Center and by Joe Lawson and Marvin Gre- fibers and trace amounts of improvement of strip-mined and could find no significant im- a space in the car window and called the police. gory from the Mead Paper Com- dioxin. Trace amounts, in this land. At one point in the late pact on domestic animals or wild- then managed to unlock the door. pany of Chillicothe, Ohio. Lawson case, refers to 85 parts per tril- 1970s, the Ohio Department of life from the minute quantities of I The only damage to the vehicle Brown said that, besides the is a by-products manager, while lion concentration of dioxin in Natural Resources labeled this dioxin in the sludge. a was a few scratches on the door. fact that he saw Georgeson in Gregory is an environmental en- the sludge. site as the second worst aban- However, abandoned s'rip' need of help, he also felt compel- gineer. Gregory explained that such an doned strip-mined site in the mines do have a hazardous im- Georgeson and Brown said the led to help a complete stranger In one day, Mead produces amount is analogous to one sec- state of Ohio. pact on the environment, due to boy first said he had never tried because he himself has had his enough paper to cover a 12-foot- ond in 33,000 years. Prior to 1985, Mead greatly high acidic concentrations on the to steal anything out of a car be- vehicle broken into. wide strip of land 800 miles in Lawson said that as of 1990, improved this site simply by ap- sites. fore, then later began to change length. The waste generated there were 90 coal mining com- plying the waste sludge two to So, Mead must choose between his story. The men said they were "The [alleged thief] was ob- from this process is enormous. panies in Ohio which operated a three feet thick on the whole site continuing to apply sludge to going to call the police and the viously doing something wrong... Mead uses 30 million gallons of total of 217 mines, 207 of which and seeding the entire area with abandoned coal strip-mines - and boy offered them money if they and I know what it's like to have water per day to process the utilize the practice of strip min- a variety of wild grass seeds. To- hope no adverse effects are rea- did not report the attempted someone steal from you," Brown waste through the waste-water ing to recover coal. Prior to 1974 day this site has been transfor- lized in the future - or putting theft to police. The students told said. treatment plant. This water is there were no state or federal med from a barren wasteland the sludge in limited land-fill treated and recycled back into laws requiring miners to restore Into an aesthetically-pleasing space, speakers said. Farmers Iraq Continued from page one. Continued from page one. also hard hit do not qualify for to IS cents on the dollar," Haines Frobose said. assistance because they did not said. Frobose explained that crops fleeted Thomas Pickering's skep- do with [cease-fire] Resolution missiles and could use them to lose the required 40 percent. "So if a guy comes in here, and like corn rely on the available ticism. The United States pushed 687." He said this disclosure strike neighboring countries. he's already lost his 40 percent, water present in the soil to draw for its authorization of military should not violate Iraq's rights. "A lot [of local farmers] seem Aziz repeated Iraq's claim that to fall into that range," Haines and he qualifies for disaster as- from during the traditionally force to drive Iraq from Kuwait "We are not bargaining over it has already destroyed all said."They've lost right at 38 or sistance, say $1,000, he's going to drier months of July and August. last year. The council has not our sovereignty. We are not bar- weapons banned under cease-fire 39 percent, but they haven't lost walk away with $100," Haines "Our recharge time period ruled out a military response to gaining over our rights to live as a free, independent people," Aziz terms. enough to collect anything." explained. [when water accumulates in the enforce the cease-fire terms. told the council. He balked at demands to des- "Think of it from a normal "It is by no means a program ground] takes place during win- For two days, Tariq Aziz, Iraq's U.N. inspectors believe Iraq is troy missile-building and repair business standpoint," Haines that bails out people who are in ter and early spring," Frobose deputy prime minister, appeared still hiding weapons such as Scud equipment. said "In any manufacturing firm, trouble," Frobose said. said. before the council to argue un- you lose 40 percent of your pro- All this trouble, however, is not However, according to the successfully that Iraq was coop- duction, that is where your profit the result of one bad drought. Palmer index, rainfall for erating and that the council should lift crippling trade sanc- Is." Frobose said the last several Northwest Ohio is currently 2.2 Consequently, most area farm- years have been especially hard inches below normal. tions. ers have a second income, an off- on crop production. "It's enough for us to be con- Aziz, speaking forcefully in Sure, you may think farm job to compensate for lean "Only one out of the last five cerned but I wouldn't say it's Arabic for an hour, responded harvests. years has been respectable," critical yet," Frobose said. point-by-point to council charges "Eighty percent of the farm Frobose said. In the meantime, farmers am. that Iraq is violating U.N. resolu- hotkey is a violent, operations [in Northwest Ohio] Ironically, the low crop yields the businesses that rely on their tions passed after its Aug. 2,1990 have off-farm incomes," said of 1989 were a result of too much productivity will have to wait am. invasion of Kuwait and the allied Dan Frobose, Wood County's water. see what Mother Nature brings. rout of Iraqi forces. perverted example Agricultural Agent. "Historically we live in an area The local grain elevators which The 54-year-old Iraqi envoy "It's a shame you can't make that has more of a problem with depend on the farmers for eco- said his country was ready to enough money by [farming] full- excess water rather than not nomic survival are particularly make "a full, complete and com- of male machismo. time, however this area does enough," Frobose said, pointing sensitive to poor crop yields. prehensive declaration and dis- provide that opportunity [for a out that there are more miles of "If you don't have a crop to closure of all programs having to second job]," Frobose pointed drainage ditches in Wood County harvest than the elevators don't out.'in a lot of other agri- than roads. take in as many bushels," Haines AN EVENING OUT WITH Batforonly$5, # sections in the country, they Unfortunately, those ditches said."If they don't have the bu- THE BGSU don't have that opportunity." may remain dry for some time. shels than naturally their profits JAPANESE CLUB Many farmers who do receive According to the Palmer go down." what's your point? government aid must still ac- Drought Severity Index, com- Herb Summersett, grain man- quire a second job. piled by the National Weather ager for Mid-Wood Inc. said that SATURDAY MARCH 14, In fact, farmers who have qual- Service to indicate moisture de- while recent years have been 9:00 PM AT ified for disaster assistance will viation. Northwest Ohio's rainfall tough for the company, they're KOTOBUKI JAPANESE be lucky to receive a fraction of to date is still below normal. hoping the weather will coop- RESTAURANT the dollar amount lost. "Last report I saw is that our erate this season. You want pretty, go watch figure skaiing. Bui a man's gotta do what a man"s in Toledo "We're hearing rumors that underground water table is two "All we can really do is take it a gotta do. And if lhat means busting some chops once ma while, well, so be it. [assistance] may be as low as 10 to three inches below normal," year at a time ."Summersett said. We're bringing Columbus Chill proiession.il hocke) 10 BGSU Ice Arena on • Authentic Japanese Dinner & $10 / Person Monday. March 16. at 7:30 pm as Ihe Chill take on the Erie Panthers Admission ' Meet at Union Oval is only five bucks. And tickets are available at the Ice \rcna and Memorial Hall BEAT THE BURSAR 8:15 pm Saturday box offices. But it's your choice. 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AIDS-related plays acted Measuring Up by volunteer puppeteers by Michael Zawackl The BC News education for the Toledo chapter got the disease and the issues of the American Red Cross. that accompany it. Betsy Bunner, director of "This [age] is when children Local educators will be pulling AIDS education at the College of are learning about sexuality," a few strings to educate Bowling Health and Human Services, said Convery said. Green elementary school stu- HIV and AIDS education should "There are enough people dents about HIV and AIDS. begin at the kindergarten and already infected with the virus The puppet duo Natalie and first-grade levels and that the in- that the children are likely to Joanne belong to the family of formation should be built on like already know someone in their "Kids on the Block" puppets who children's blocks, adding more neighborhood, school or family educate and talk to children and more information each year. who already has the virus, and about issues ranging from disabi- The program consists of a the children may have some lities to divorce and now HIV and lS-minute play geared toward questions," Convery said. AIDS. fifth to sixth grade-level children The puppets will be brought to and deals with issues they might After the puppets' presentation life as soon as volunteer pup- face. the children are encouraged to peteers can be trained to handle ask questions. The puppet and animate the characters Natalie supplies the answers. properly and learn the script. "Kids are not listening. Convery said she believes this Judy Adams, associate profes- [They] are sexually active program is a vital supplement to sor of medical technology and di- the existing health education rector of the Bowling Green Kids and we need to talk to them program of elementary students. on the Block program, was able and let them know what the "Thousands of [Toledo] fifth to purchase the puppet program, and sixth graders have been ex- which consisted of two puppets, a risks are." posed to this program as part of stage and a script, through a Agnes Convery, their AIDS education," Convery grant. said. Adams said that usually an el- American Red Cross Convery said that the Center ementary school teacher with for Disease Control in Atlanta, permission from the school's The puppets, Natalie and Ga., has stated that, in this coun- administration would contact her Joanne, act out the story of a try, the number of cases of HIV to schedule a Kids on the Block young married woman, Natalie, infection in teens, ages 13-19, is performance. who became infected with the quadrupling every 14 months. Adams said that the perform- AIDS virus through her husband "Kids are not listening," Con- ances are free and available to who, for a time, was out of work, very said. "[They] are sexually any elementary school. became despondent and for a active and we need to talk to "The Kids on the Block concept brief time did intravenous drugs. them and let them know what the has been around for awhile to Natalie explains to Joanne, a risks are." teach the issues of life," said young girl whom she used to ba- "[The puppets] are a great me- Agnes Convery, director of HIV bysit, about her disease, how she dium to get to the kids," Bunner said. "The kids really respond." Bunner said that The Kids on the Block program has had more *0 requests for the puppets than they can currently handle. More <0* volunteers are needed so the puppet presentation can be of- DRY DOCK fered at any time. The BC Ncwi/regan SckUner Anyone who is interested in becoming a volunteer puppeteer Measuring the front of Prout Chapel, Interior design majors Sharon Shipley and Jennifer Margraf ob- presents should contact Judy Adams at tain dimensional measurements for their Design 105 class Thursday afternoon. Their project re- 372-8554. quires them to measure every aspect of the chapel, both inside and out, and create an exact drawing.

Coalition SPRING 440 E. Court 352-9638 BREAK « All U Can Eat Smorg Continued from page one. rrrrrrrrrr The ARK Only $4.50 versity students, receive the Pizza, Salad, & Soup same representation as the 13 PANAMA CITY EVERY TUES., FRI. & SUN. 9-11pm percent living in the Third Ward. BAND BEACH, FL "We want to show City Council 7 nit beachfront hotel only $119 that it is important [to redistrict] 7 nfs hold and but only $219 50C 0FF~ and it is important to take a I All You Can Eat Smorg I proactive stance," he said. JAMAICA $469 I Pollyeyes exp 5/8/92 | Don't wall till It'* to lata The organization is now trying Friday, March 13, 1992 For Info and raaorvatlona to identify tactics to use to i iriyDBNT achieve this ends. At 10:00 p.m. f^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^w^^^ 120 N. Aurora SI., Ithaca, NY 148S0 "We bralnstormed ideas basi- Lower Level of Harshman x> cally," Sears said. "We decided 1 800-648-4849 1 we want a firm commitment from City Council that they will XN redistrict, and we want this I.* commitment by April 11." ► < Bungee XN ft XN1 Plans include inviting City ► jumping for 4 NC- Council members to attend a XN ► $50? 4 XJ= USG meeting to explain Council 3**4 views and to answer questions ► 4 XN from students, and organizing a Mo Way! This week at RE Management ?-£*■ X^ regular contingent of students to ► < sign a four person lease at XNX> x^ attend City Council meetings. ► Yes! Sign up at 4 Campus Manor and pay for the price of three! XN %. $ XN ► Golden Key's < (New leases only) x>X^- Other ideas discussed, but not ■y General Meeting xs agreed upon, were protests, mar- *5S; ► 4 X?"x> ches, recall petitions, flyers, a March 15 9:00, (Offer expires 3/15/92) xs 4 N£- public debate on the issue and ► 100 B.A. XJ»XJ- perhaps a lawsuit. VOIlt PARTY ALTERNATIVE ^ Enter the raffle to win <«] N2» The coalition's next meeting is _^ a free jump! ^ 1 planned for 6 p.m. Sunday on the RE MANAGEMENT second floor of the Student Ser- 113 Railroad St. vices Building. I 352-9302 A coalition calling itself the Security of the First Ward is also 1 "Quality Off-Campus Housing" organizing around the issue and Bucket & Lori Snooky ft Jennifer Seidon ft Tracy will meet 3:30 p.m. Saturday at D-Man & TBA Jay ft Laurie Cookie ft Morsel

Briefs Figures reveal city electric rates on a decline MDA dance is here: The 17th annual Super- by Doug Baker dance for the Muscular Dys- The BC News were lower than those in July different ways city residents and "When you look at utilities as a stead of Toledo Edison, in 1984. trophy Association will take 1982. businesses use their utilities. whole, it's balanced out pretty AMP-Ohio is a non-profit corpor- place 6 p.m. today In the "Certain customers actually Many student apartment resi- good," Stockburger said. "Even ation organized with 76 munici- Northeast Commons until 6 Average costs of city utility saw a decrease in rates," Stock- dents are not required to pay though sewer has gone up as a palities that serve electrical con- p.m. Saturday. bills have slightly decreased burger said. The average resi- water and sewer bills. result of the sewer treatment sumers in Ohio. The event offers bands overall In the last 10 years be- dential consumer of electricity, A large user of electricity plant being built." and deejays, movies and cause of steadily lower electric water and sewer paid $54.89 in would show greater savings, While water and sewer costs "[The city] purchases 30 per- snack foods. Call Krlstl for rates. July 1982, compared to $53.47 in while a large user of sewer and have gone up significantly, these cent of its power indirectly from more information at Director of Utilities Daryl July 1991. water ~ which have increased increases have been balanced by Toledo Edison through AMP- 372-3640. Stockburger presented statistics Stockburger said the decrease during the same period - would a decrease in electric rates since Ohio," Stockburger said. to City Council stating average in rates is an average trend and balance out the electrical savings the city began getting the majori- AMP-Ohio is headquarted in Pan-Humanism to be top- residential, commercial and in- is not applicable to the entire city and would show little or no ty of its power from American Westervllle, Ohio, near Colum- ic dustrial utility bills during 1991 because of the thousands of change In overall utility rates. Municipal Power-Ohio, Inc. in- bus. Djisovi Eason will be giving a presentation on Afro- centrism as Pan-Humanism THE Crossword by Martha J. DeWitt S p.m. today in the State Police suspect inmate jumped, Room of the University ACROSS ? I * 1 6 7 ■ 9 ii 1? 1) Union. 1 "— Ooriot" ' He will discuss how Afro- attempting to commit suicide S Do** a belly M I'J centrism is actually a whopper 10 Grant i' ia ■ deeper understanding of by Chris Hawlsy 14 Arabian letter ,'0 H ?? human commonality. All are The BC News tier of cells on purpose. now temporarily on leave from 15 Ob*ronof 1 lllmt invited to attend. "There's a very strong possi- the jail following treatment for H |M H ■ bility he could have jumped," back injuries at Wood County 16 Felling tools 17 Revelation /h ?' n H ^H 17 11 Connect yourself: Wood County Sheriff's De- Pilzecker said. "He stated he Hospital. He began serving his IS Gaiter u "Campus Connection" be- partment investigators now be- slipped, but we have information sentence March 2. 20 On the up — .)« lb H 11 H" lieve a Wood County Justice 21 Calming with gins airing its fourth edition that It might have been an inten- 19 Center inmate's 14-foot fall from drugs BBBBH ' \" for this semester 10 p.m. tional act." Gray was taken to the hospital 23 Phoenician *i M |.: Sunday on Wood County a second-floor platform at the jail Interviews with other inmates following the fall at about 6:30 city r 11 b1 Cable Channel 24. Friday may have been an attemp- and Gray's personal files led in- am. and released Friday after- 25 Pinochle cards «' ar- 1 ■ H ted suicide. vestigators to believe Gray at- 26 Mohammedan The show is a special noon. Pilzecker said Gray was judge ^H |5i spring break edition and will Justice Center Administrator tempted to commit suicide, Pil- lucky to escape serious injury. 29 Square pillar H■ V b9 bC 11 include a look at tanning Larry Pilzecker said Darren zecker said. "Concrete's not forgiving," he 31 Spry ■ - 34 Cromwell beds and their effects, the Gray, a 21-year-old Perrysburg Gray, who was serving a said. 1H M 1 man, may have fallen to the con- 36 Makes boo boos fitness craze experienced 30-day sentence for falsification Gray could not be located for 38 "II It were II I H by many students and where crete floor from the jail's second and driver's license violations, is comment. done when — done..." II ro people are going for spring 39 Takes umbrage ' break. USG 41 Certain • 992 TriOun* MBO.a Ser> Also featured will be the worshiper i Continued from page one. 43 Reference ANSWERS ROTC program and the UAO work: abbr. 4 Gushing mixology course. i 3 not see why they cannot work tain presidential candidate and opment of political parties. 44 Cartoonist 5 Afternoons N 0 3 M s s|» 1 UlS'SId The show will be re-aired Addams 6 School work V a X ' 3 N 33 s 3 H N 1 together while campaigning. would be focusing on the same "USG might be more exciting 46 Louisiana 7 Cuban province ■ Wednesdays at 11:30 a.m. According to Breunan, there 0 N 1 11 3IA 0 ON II in o.u Issues. and fun to watch if political par- cookery 8 Trudge H 1 3 1 a V 1 3 1 s and Fridays at 4 JO p.m. 47 Author Lagerlof 9 Fr. upper house ■ 1 ■ were many senate candidates Mike Martone, another newly- ties and collusion were allowed," i 3 S n 1 5 49 Mannerism 10 Sheath s who supported Jackson or Sears 3 .' i s ■ elected senator suggested having Sears said. "But as an organiza- 51 Hydrocarbons: 11 Revelation s N ■ o " lim 3 while campaigning, although a similar format as Ohio Univer- tion, I think [USG]would be less suit 12 Dizzy or Daffy 3 1 U 3 H arJMsiv H arMo N 3 St. Al's sessions: there were no open alliances. He sity's student government does effective in working for stu- 52 Hops dryer 13 Superlative 1 s 1 . 3 i ,i«s i N 3 S 3 1 said it is inherently bad the can- 54 Chronic auffli I 1 ■ ■ U 11 3tau 3 Ail 1 0 St. Aloysius Parish will in which there are political coali- dents." Re-elected senator Sam la i lure 18 Roof ornament 1 1 ) mi i NlvHHa;v host a mission focusing on didates had to be secretive about tions or tickets. Students could i- Melendez said he sees a problem 56 Of the stars 22 Come-on ■ i i ■-. olaji 'M the question "Who Is supporting other candidates. dentify a candidate's concerns with the collusion rule and EOB 58 Jockey Arcaro 24 — Vader N (1 IV 0 3 SHd n n N V Jesus?" beginning Monday Senator-elect Jenny Mat he op- and platform by the party he was in general. Melendez suggested 62 Put to flight 26 Centers » d !P 0 | s S3 3 N 0 a 63 Revelation 27 Coeurd' — s 3 X 1 H 3 W 3 1 1 ¥ and continuing until Thurs- poses the collusion rule and said affiliated with elections should be run accord- 65 Concerning 28 Revelation ■ ' 3 a 3 d 0 1 d 3 II 3 d day. it almost cost her senate seat. Chris Cape, an unsuccessful ing to the Student Code and Stan- 66 Public spat 30 Fr. painter m Mathe faced accusations of col- dards and Procedures, thereby 67 Vegeteble 32 Kind of Evening sessions open to candidate for senator, said the 68 Contemporary thread the public begin in the luding with Jackson and was is- collusion rules have to be more removing all campaigning re- 69 Armor pert 33 — Perk, Colo. church at 7 JO p.m. A time of sued an EOB warning for en- specific in their definition of col- strictions except those included 70 Max. laborer 35 Bo. 48 Substance 59 Barrier to couraging a friend to vote for lusion. in the Student Code and doing 37 Cereal grains 50 Lawmakers control water fellowship will follow in DOWN 40 Drain S3 Credit 60 Jep. box Hartmann Hall. Jackson in front of the voting Having the rule is not realistic away with EOB. 1 Spotted cevy 42 Certain 55 Shoe size 61 Actor Richard Father Robert Wilhelm, polls. since politicians work together in "EOB is limiting people," Me- 2 N.C. college pendent 56 Top-drawer 62 Van Winkle pastor of St. John, the Bap- Although Mathe did work for campaigns in the "real world," lendez said. "It's ridiculous." 3 Peel 45 Consoles 57 Early Peruvian 64 Victory algn tist Church in Toledo, will Jackson's campaign, she said she Cape said. Senator-elect Matt speak on "Meet the Human stopped when she announced her Polter has mixed feelings about Jesus" at the Monday even- candidacy for USG senate. Mathe the collusion rule. The rule opens ing session. said they were not in collusion the election to a variety of stu- Father Bernard Boff, Di- but believes it should be allowed. dents, yet it is not realistic since rector of the Toledo Dio- "I don't see why senate candi- collusion occurs in state and cese's Office of Global Con- dates cant support presidential national elections. cerns, will address the topic candidates [and vice versa]," "The Compassionate Jesus" Mathe said. If collusion were allowed, Pot- on Tuesday evening. Mathe said if senate and presi- ter said it might allow for compe- dential candidates worked tition and conflict to occur be- Wednesday evening's ses- together, it would make it easier tween the candidates. sion will include an oppor- for students to know which sena- USG President Mike Sears said tunity for individual re- tors to vote for because they collusion should not be allowed ception of the Sacrament of would be associated with a cer- since it could lead to the devel- Reconciliation. The service will Include two brief dramatic presentations by the Covenant players, a national FRIENDS DON'T LET theatre group, focusing on the reconciliation theme. FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK

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page eight The BG News Friday, March 13,1992 Men win tourney opener by Malt Schroder sports editor its three pointers. Bowling Green's triangle-and- two defense was taking away DETROIT - Coach Jim Lar- Ohio's inside game which helped ranaga and the Falcons were them shoot 46 percent and lead playing mind games with Ohio by two points at the half. BG was Thursday night. virtually daring the Bobcats to And the results were driving shoot from the perimeter. Lar- the Bobcats crazy. ranaga thought they couldn't find Using a triangle-and-two de- the range because rarely do fense which purposely gave Ohio shooters find themselves that wide open outside jumpers, the wide open. Falcons watched shot after shot uarded and absolutely wide "In my mind, those shots (by bang hard off the rim and into open," Ohio coach Larry Hunter OU) were wide open - they've the safe hands of their reboun- said. "You just have to knock got to make them," Larranaga ders. some of those in. If you're going said. "If they make them, we're Indeed, three times was a to be champions, you have to find history. If they miss them, we charm for Bowling Green at somebody to step up and get that have a shot to win. Also if they Cobo Arena. The Falcons done. We couldn't." make them, Larry Hunter would avenged two earlier losses to The Bobcats shot just 25 per- be standing here talking about a Ohio this season and defeated the cent (seven-of-28) in the second 15 point win. Bobcats 56-46 in the first round half - and that looks good com- "And when you miss open of the Mid-American Conference pared to their numbers in the last shots, inside or outside, there's a Tournament. nine minutes alone. In that span lot of heat on you next time down "Those were pretty good shots OU shot just one-of-14 from the we were taking. They were ung- field, including missing all 10 of See TOURNEY, page nine. Miami next test for BG by Glen Lubbert (86-95) and Ohio (61-51) to finish mi-final round will be just an- assistant sports editor the season with a 13-4 overall and other step for the Redskins who an 8-8 conference record. finished the season with a 20-7 "We had an emotional letdown overall and a 13-3 conference re- DETROIT - All through the after our win over Ball State at cord. In addition, they extended season, the men's basketball home," Larranaga said. "The end their seven game winning streak team has been able to convince result was that we didn't play with a 67-66 victory over defend- its fans it can do the impossible. well for three games, one week." ing tourney champion Eastern During the early season when But just when everyone Michigan on Thursday. the Falcons lost eight of their thought the team that was picked The Ohio victory may only first 10 games, coach Jim Lar- to finish seventh in the pre- serve as an emotional advantage ranaga was able to convince season was finished, they were for the Falcons. But according to everyone that a loss was a win wrong. The Falcons once again Larranaga, the Redskins game that helped his young squad proved that a down was an up and will be very different. grow. Those defeats were effec- turned a three game losing "It's more important for your ThtBCNewi/J.yMurdocl tive as Bowling Green took on the streak into the catapult they team to play well, than who you'- best the Mid-American Confer- needed to defeat Ohio, 56-46 in re playing against," Larranaga Bowling Green freshmen Matt Otto and Shane Kline-Ruminski battle Ohio's Chad Gill for a rebound during the Falcon's 56-46 victory. Otto led all scorers with 17 points. ence had to offer - and won. the first round of the Mid- said. "Last time we played However, after defeating Ball American Conference Basketball Miami, we were not very good" State 65-54 at home, the Falcons Tournament on Thursday. ^aaooaaDanoaannaanoaoaaar took a tum for the worst losing to Bowling Green will be looking Miami (67-39), Western Michigan for that same spark when they 3 C play regular season champions HOWARD'S club H Miami University tonight at 6:00 3 CHARLESTOWN APTS. C 210 IN. 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TOURNEY Women face Kent Continued from page eight. Tribe loses CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) - the floor," the coach added. the offensive side. Redshirt Bowling Grttn(56) Bill Wcgman scattered The Falcons' defense may have freshman Matt Otto, who has Huger, 4-12 4-4 13; T. Hall. 3-7 2-6 8; three hits over four innings in semi-final round been soft around the edges in the been better known for sitting the Kline-Ruminski, 2-4 3-4 7; Burnett. 1-6 and the Milwaukee The women's basketball team senior forward Ann Forbes, a second half, but it was flat out bench in recent games, emerged 2-2 $ Miller, 0-0 0-0 0; Whiteman. Brewers went on to defeat faces Kent State today at Cobo first team MAC selection, who tough everywhere else. BG may as the Falcon hero. 1-3 2-3 4; Otto, 7-10 0-2 17; Lynch. the Cleveland Indians 3-2 Arena In Michigan in the semi- averages 18 points a game and have allowed some open outside He hit seven-of-10 from the 0-3 0-0 0; Totals. 19-4813-21 56. Thursday. finals of the Mid-American Con- shoots 79 percent from the free shots, but that didn't take away field including thrcc-of-six three Wegman has not allowed ference Tournament. throw line. from the overall intensity on the pointers to lead BG with 17 Ohio Univ«reity{46) Geter, 6-12 2-2 14; Aloi. 3-101-5 7; a run in seven exhibition The Falcons manhandled Ohio In addition to Forbes, Kent's defensive end. points. His four rebounds didn't innings this spring for the University 91-57 on Tuesday to arsenal contains forward Amy Ohio was outrebounded 37-32 hurt either. His 25 minutes of Stark, 3-7 2-2 8; Craig 3-10 1-2 8; Jenkins, 2-8 0-0 5; Ehretsman, 1-2 0-0 Brewers. He has allowed advance in the tourney while Sherry, a member of the MAC and were held to just 18 points in playing time just might equal his just four hits and one walk. Kent overcame a great perform- all-freshman squad, who aver- the second half. total over the past three games 2; Gill, 1-2 00 2; Floyd. 0-1 00 0, Greenwood, 0-2 0-0 0; Totals: 19-54 Outfielders Dante Biche- ance by Eastern Michigan to ar- ages 1S.2 points per game, sixth "The defense did a great job in combined. tte and Kenny Williams rive in the semi-finals. in the conference. 5-6 46. the second half. We shut down each had two hits and an Coming into the tourney, BG Lewis Geter and Dan Aloi well "Honestly I haven't deserved RBI against the Indians. For BG, forwards Andrea Halllime tear*: 28 26 Ohio. Thru was ranked as the second seed with the triangle-and-two," BG the minutes lately," Otto said. Williams, trying to win a and Kent was given the third Nordmann and Lori Albers will point guard Michael Huger said. "The last couple practices I've poinl«ri:Bowiing Green 5-14 (Burnett 1, spot as a reserve outfielder, look to exploit Kent's interior de- Otto 3, Huger 1). Ohio 3-23 (Aloi 1, Craig seed based on their respective "We wanted to take control at picked my game up a little bit, also made a diving catch in regular season records. fense by receiving assists from that end and slow the game down. especially on defense. Coach 1. Jenkins 1). Rebounds: Bowling Green left to save a run. The Falcons have defeated guards Cathy Koch (third in We put a lot of good pressure on gave me the opportunity tonight 37. (T. Hall 7). Ohio 32. (Geter 9). At- The Indians scored on an Kent twice this year, both times MAC) and Susie Cassell (sixth). the ball down low." and I just tried to make the most siils: Bowling Green 7, (Huger 3). Ohio RBI single by Alex Cole and pulling away in the closing stages The women's final will be held While the defensive credit is of it. From my first shot tonight I 12, (Geter 4). Turnovers: Bowling Green a home run by Sandy Alo- of the game. on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Cobo due to the entire team, one player just felt I had a rhythm and eve- 7, Ohio 8.Racords: Bowling Grttn mar. BG must contend with Kent's Arena. stood out for Bowling Green on rything went smooth." 14-14. Ohio 18-10.

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Sigma Phi Epsilon 1-2 Female Roommates needed for summer. Apple lie Enhanced Computer w/Dual Drives, 2 bedroom furnished apartment Cont. from page 8 Phi PII'OM ZM'Pllu-Alpha Gam-Phi Tau Brother ol the Week. Scon Ryan AX. dose >> campus, cheap. Call Melissa 2 Moninrs. 80 Cloumn Card s64k Expansion. For Fall 1982. Athlete of the Week; Dan Fry 352 3275 Modem. Super Serial Card. CPM Card, Loads 352-2663. KKG'KKG-KKG-KKG 10-WAY TEA OS-Campus Brothers ol the Week: 2 non-smoking females to share an apartment of Software. Must sell $300 OBO. Call Congratulations to Jenn Rosseiu on Ming GET PSYCHED FOR THE ST. PADDYS Scon Ryan. Marck Henley. Tim Papp Close to campus. For 02-83 school year Call 372-1875. 92-93 SUMMER 8 FALL RENTALS chos»n as a Slop i Pee' Advisor' DAY Sigma Phi Epsilon now: 372-3819 or 372-3018. leave message AVEBURY BOOKS OVER 500 UNITS OLYMPICS TEAI MARCH 17 FROM 7-9pm has a fir st edition by Same I Elfic., one bdrm., two bdrm.. houses A du- KKG-KKQ * KKG-KKG COME OUT AND SUPPORT YOUR TEAM' Helpl Needed Immediately The Sisters ol Kappa Kappa Gamma wish SPRING BREAK PRICE-BUSTER VACA- Sublessor thru Aug. Air conditioning. 143-C E. Woosler -10-6, Mon Sat plexes. Slop into everyone a sale & sunny Spnng Break"! TIONS! 318 E WOOSTER ■pi fin M m JPJIIII Kiwi UIIIIIIII .Call Maya 352-8425.352-2381 (across from Tsco Bell) Phi JAMAICA, BAHAMAS INCLUDING AIRFARE, BRAND NEW BUSHMASTER DELUXE KKQ * KKQ * KKQ ■ KKQ GREAT HOTEL AND MUCH MORE FROM One or two bdrm. apt. for Fall 1892 only. Will- Speak with our fnendaly stall or call Cong r alula ions to Lisa Tootle on being select- ing to sublease. Can Anne or Tract at USED ONCE-FOR SALE $220 JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE ed to be a Kappa Chapter Consultant m Mt- ONLY $599 BUY FROM THE tl NAME YOU OR BEST OFFER CALL NICK 2-1587 Phi Tau Basketball Knockout CAN TRUST FOR QUALITY VACATIONS 352-5881. 354-2280 S.SSipOil Sunday. Ma/ch 15. Gel psycned for (he learn FOUR SEA SONS 1^00-331-3136. Roommate Wanted Essex All-purpose Hunt Seal Saddle Across from campus. 507 E. Merry $520 E. KKQ'KKQ * KKQ'KKQ and individual competition. Can you beat Joe Seat Size 17 Good for Hacking. Great condi- Reed private parking. Washer / Dryer, free Moore? Catch the March Madness Fever Start your Spring Break early To share for this summer Congratulationa to Dawn Brown & Tammara Two people, residential area tion. $75-OBO, DeAnna 536-4021. water, sewer. Rent $595 per month. Newlove Eggen for being selected as Campus Tour by listening k> some great summertime Phi Tau' Dee Gee' Phi Tau * DM Gee $177 rent plus utilities Rentals 328 S. Main (our only office). Guides1 We're so proud of you! rock and roll aa performed by Macintosh plus computer. Image Writer II. Mac Chnsty. Lotitia. Kelly, Usaand Chris TERRAPIN WEDGE 343 North Grove Write 5.0 software. $850. 1-389-1869 352-5620. KKG •KKG * KKG'KKG Thanks lor the awesome and productive time Tonight. March I3ih and Subleasers for summer. Furnished apt. with 2 NAD. pre-amp $150. NAD. CD player w' Carry Rentals • Phone 353-0325 Kappa VIP's- Keep smllingl at the Phi Kappa Tau & Delta Gemma Team Saturday, March 14th at Marks bdrm . 1 bath & A/C. Own bdrm. You pay elec- Apartments lor 4 students al $135 each, 3 al Your Sisters loveyoul Escape weekend, let's gel together soon. 10pm -2am remote, $165. Both - $300. Advent Prodigy tric. Call 352-8425. Bslh. Tower loudspeakers. $240. Call Jason at $165 each or 2 at $200 each. 12 months and Kevin. Derek. Steve. Chris and Man Don't miss ths funi summer leases available. Office hours 10-5 or Summer sub-leasers needed 354-9616. KKG"KKG * KKG•KKG Rec Center Pro Shop 2 bad, 1 bath, furnished house byappt Congratulations to Sister of the Week: -March Madness Sale" Sunglasses!! Spring Break Special Nintendo Entertainment System w/ 12 canrid- 1-2 blocks from campus! 4 people neededl gos $200.00 Call Brett 352 -2819 after 5pm. CARTY RENTALS ■ Phone 353-0325 Tammara Eggen I Everything we sell is 20% oft throughout the en- 20% off • Ray-Ban' Vaumet' Bdle ■ Call for more Info. 353-4203 Houses lor 3-8 students And Officer of the Week: La Whitel tire month. Swimsuits. tank tops, soccer shorts. Tony 353-2408 One way Toledo to Wash. DC airline ticket on Single rooms and morel Outside Ed. BkJg. March 3.5.9.17,19 US Air leaving March 20. Best offer. Call A new 6 bdrm. apt. - all near campus Summer subleaser May to Mid-August 372-4831. Office 316 E Merry #3 KKQ • Slg E p • KKG * Slg Ep Running, sleeping, reading $350 lor the entire summer * utilities. Congratulations to Kappa. Jodi Shafer on her BG'S Natural Highs SUPPORT GROUP Close lo campus and downtown. Own room. Spring Break Sale thru Mar. 20 lavaltenng to Sig Ep. Mark Neadl Drug Awareness Week It you have placed a baby for adoption or are Call 372-3529 for more information. All Clothing 25%off. CATCH THAT SUMMER FEELING March 8-14 considering doing so join us Monday nights al Lake Erie Sports Summer Apts. LAMBDA CHI " LAMBDA CHI 7pm. Call 354-4673 for location ACADEMIC BROTHER Of THE WEEK WANTED IMMEDIATELY at ADAM RYAN Senior Appreciation Day The BGSU Btoodmobile is coming... Springtime is on its way and nitrate Isvels soon Super ratesi 1 or 2 people to sublease apartment. RE MANAGEMENT- Senior Appreciation Day April 6- 10. 1992. Call Greg at 353-5248. to rise. Small water filters available. Perfect for Seme Appreciation Day Call 352-4575 for details students. Call 352-1118. ask for Charlotte 113 Railroad SL LAMBDA CHI ■- LAMBDA CHI 382-0302 Tonight' Tonight! Tonight TOM GORMAN ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Tixedo Junction THE CURLWG TEAM THE LAST SONG HELP WANTED DAN HART D and G Rentals Music by Tom Gorman and Dan Hart FRIDAY, MARCH 13 Duplexes / Apartments alt Senior Appreciation Day Friday, March 13th WEST HALL 121 within 3 blocks of campus Omicron Delta Kappa 7:00PM Senior Appreciation Day 7:00pm - lit Call 287-3233 National Leadership Honor Society Senior Appreciation Day West Hall 121 Airbrush Caricature Portrait Arts! BETHEREI Applications out NOWI Tonightl Tonightl Tonightl Sponsored by the Openings for 1992 Summer season at Cedar Available m 425 Student Services Tuxedo Junction Hazel H. Smith Off-Campus Student Center. Point. WIN vain those qualified. Recruiting at EfKclency A one bedroom spsrlmenls Due March 18th An Building March 18 or call (4191 825-5376 to U-2 a division of Student Affairs Cleveland, Ohio - March 26,1882 avaxsblt. Call Mecca Management at Return to 42S Student Services Senior Appreciation Day leave a message. 353-5600. Do you enosll in one ol these areas? Senior Appreciation Day Choice Floor/Lower Level Seating The Student Recreation Center presents the ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - fisher- Cat (418) 352-0458 ORADHOUSINOII Scholarship Senior Appreciation Day 19B2 SPRING BIATHLON Journalism Tonighll Tonightl Tonightl ies. or 1 Bdrm. Unfurnished The biathlon includes a 10k run on campus Earn 15.000./month Free transponationl The Teketperson (216) 351 -7055 OHM Campus or Community Service/Campus Tuxedo Junction and 1 mile swim in Cooper Pool. Awards & Room & Board i Over 8,000 openings. Govern. $360 per mo. prizes!! Male/female/co-ed/team entries. For No experience necessary. Male or Female. RE MANAGEMENT 352-9302 CreaDve & Performing Arts S^E> more information call 372-7462. For employment program call: '84 Escort, 4 speed, runs good, nice body. Athletics Sig Ep Sam Sez: I fear thai my reality is Student Employment Services Good campus/work car. $850 or best offer. If so. don't wall Apply NOWi Call 655-2523 after 6pm. Houses A apartments tor 1892-93 school year. someone else's dream and when Ihey wake up TUESDAY, MARCH 17 1-206-545-41S5ext. 1516 Be a member of an I will no longer exist. 12 month leases only, starting in May. Steve Outstanding Organization lor Leaders Come be enDBrtained by Smith 352-8917. Omicron Delta Kappa SIGMA KAPPA -VIP'S CRAIG KARGES EBSCO Telephone Service FOR RENT Keep up [he good workl You guys are doing an A fabulous Mentaiist and ESP Showmanl 113 N. Main St. MARTEN RENTALS March is National Nutrition Month awesome |oP. We love youl He will be in the Northeast Commons Now Hiring We have apartments lor traditional students, Did you know: By omitting i tablespoon of sock on Tuesday at 8 00 pm Learn a marketable skill and make money. Co- grade and couples. Please call tor more infor- butter or margarine daily, you'll save yourself SIGMA KAPPA Free tor you from UAOI 1 & 2. bedroom fum apts mation on locations and rales tor Spring. Congratulation, to Rhonda McGhee (or being ops and internships available. Flexible part- 8 month, summer A year leases. 36.500 calories by the end of the year...over 10 time and fun-time hours. Guaranteed hourly Summer and Fall. pounds. elected V.P. ol Programming lor WCCI. 352-7454. 352-3445'Hours9-9 For Dps on healthy eating, visit the Student wage and bonus based on sales. Extensive Weliness Center tor FREE consultation Mon- training program and follow through. Stop in lor PSYCHIC - TAROT - PSYCHOMETRY UAO SPRING BREAK applications alter 4 pm Mon-Fri. 1 bdrm. apt. air cond. gas heat included. Full NEED A PLACE TO STAY NEXT YEAR? days A Tuesdays. 4:00-5:30 pm. Readings by appointment. A unique gilt idea. T-SHIRT SALE bath, large closets, patio, private entry. Pets & Three subleasers needed to III eight man Call (4 tg) 666-6774. Living In B.O. this summer? waterbeds O.K. 353-7715. MARCH 16-20 Earn $5-7 an hour working outside in Maumee- house on Woostor. If interested call 372-1106. PSYCHIC FAIR 10am -4pm Perrysburg area. Tnp 'A* Student Painters is 1 bedroom apts. for Fall 1892 ONLYte.oom Now leasing 1.2, A 3 bedroom apts. A houses. Perrysburg French Quarter. Holiday Inn looking for motivated people to fill painter and Quiet atmosphere. Close to campus. 1 yr. lease. Yes, we allow pets. Call after 1pm. Sun March 15. llam-6pm LOCATED & EDUCATION OVERHANG foreman positions Call 800-643-3792. 352-2663 354 8800 SamB's is different $2 ad. $13 readings STARTS MONDAY'!! Mdse. food. lectures. Looking (or a summer job? Live and work in the Summer Sublease In huge 6 bedroom house, 4ig-49e-23io honest resort on the North Coast Put-in Bay. 2 bdrm. & 4 bdrm. house. Located between close to campus A great roommies. Great deal, because in this resolutely laid-back campus and downtown. Near courthouse. WFAL-IRISH CLUB-MTMUGGS Good wages. Flexible hours. Call 'cm I'm despsrslsl Call Marsi at 352-4536. 419/683-4638 after 1:00 pm. Available this summer, fall 8 spring. Can DONT MISS YOUR CHANCE TO HAVE THE 823-5551. SUMMER SUBLEASE - a/c. 1-2 person NO "LUCK OF THE IRISH" ON ST. PATRICK'S UTILITIES PRICE REDUCED Call 352 4297 setting, it consistently serves the DAY. JOIN WFAL AND THE IRISH CLUB AT Looking for ambitious students to sell water 2 bdrm. air cond., ceiling fan, new appliances. MT MUGGS FOR HAPPY HOURS ON TUES- purification systems Gel your training and your Freshly painted, new carpet $ bio. Host in- Tired of Roommates? $ SUMMER $ DAY, MARCH 17 FROM 4pm-9pm. YOU feet wet here in Bowling Green and then take cludodmrent.353-7715. UVE ALONE best food between Perrysburg your business back to your home town this 313 North Main Street COULD EVEN WALK AWAY WITH KATHY 2 Bedroom spsnment available as soon as JOBS IN ALASKA IRELAND OR OTHER IRISH PRIZES summer. Write Pal. Box 101, LaGrange, OH $225 month 44050. possible to take over lease $362/month plus u- R.E. Management 352-9302 'Yukon Earn Thousands!* WFAL - IRISH CLUB - MT MUGGS Olities. Call 352-9378. Ask for ApL 118. and Columbus-and at 4Bfl Secretary. Flexible hours. Computer skills (I've been there... I know) necessary. Immediate opening. 352-4265 be- XXOO-KIMREIS-XXOO bargain-basement prices... Have a Happy 191h Birthday! tween 4-6pm Alaska's seafood processing XXOO.Mom Summer Employment XXOO-KIMREIS-XXOO Ohio Motorists Association - AAA has full-lime r*. ToUio Bind, fomd CrfOV I0-I2-90 industry provides tens of ■ summer positions available in our auto travel thousands of jobs annually! dept. Qualified individuals will have a working knowledge of major U.S. highway systems & WANTED excellent communication skills. Candidates For information send should be available lo train during Spring S2.00 & SA.S.E. to: Break. Our offices are located in the greater FISHHCNT 1 or 2 female non-smoking roommates needed Cleveland area. Mentor. Boardman, Lorain, to til house lor 92-93 school year. Close to Norwalk 8 Ravenna. Call 216-361 -6016. P.O.Bo»93 campus. Call Jen at 2-6237. Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 1 or 2 roommates needed immediately thru August 10th for sublease ol apt near campus1 FOR SALE MB N MAIN BOWLING GREEN Alaska, you'll get Inuit! University Village, rent neg. Call Mike First Time of Eosystreet 353-7203 IIGATORADEII m 30 ft. container. Store cost $45.00 Our price $20. Save $$$. Ron 372-6749 Classified Information $400 Diamond Ring lor $325 The BG News Mail-In Form Will negotate. Call Aimee at 537-7133 or 352-1339 DEADLINE; _Two days prior to publication, 4p.m. N?EDCLTFF>i (The BG News Is not responsible For postal service delays) M 1977 21" Nomad self-contained travel trailer. BAIEi _p«r ad are 75« per line. $2,25 minimum. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1 Of 2" ade Sleeps six. Good condition. Some extras. Call 60c extra per ad lor bold lace. I" (8 line maximum) $6.50 per Insertion bebre 5 pm. 353-6112. Ploying conremporaiy and classic ocoustic rock. Tunes of Approximately 35-45 spaces per line T (16 line maximum) $12.95 pri Insertion 1979 Mobile Home. 14 x 70. 2 bdrms. 1 bath. the Deorles. Groreful Deod. Pink Floyd. Jimmy Guffer. Dod PREPAYMENT: H required for all non-universny related businesses and individuals. New carpets. Includes appliances, furniture, opsons. Gypsy Lane Estates. srooo/Best NOTICE;, _The BG News will not be responsible lor error due to illegibility or incomplete information. Please come to offer. 3S2-4B2S. Company, and REM. Also originals. . 214 West Hall immediately If there is an error in your ad. The BG News will not be responsible lor typo- 1984 Cavalier Station wagon. 51,000 miles grapnlcaJ errors In classified ads for more than two consecutive insertions. with new engine. $700 or best offer. Call Jac- quie at 372-5142. The BG News reserves the right to release the names of individuals who place advertising in The BG News. 1984 PontacFiero The decision on whether to release this information shall be made by the management of The BG News. The Silver with gray interior Friday 6 Saturday purpose of this policy is to discourage the placement of advertising that may be cruel or unnecessarily em'jar- Asking $1500, will take other offers. rassing to individuals or organizations Cases ot fraud can be prosecuted. Cat 353-1005 ask lor Erin.

1989 VW JETTA OL. Black, loaded, sun roof, CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM low miles Make offer. 353-3805. 104 S. MAIN 353-0988 NAME (Print). PHONE#. ADDRESS _ SOCIAL SECURITY # or ACCOUNT # SUMMER heat is near. We Have the variety you need. (For billing purposes only) What about your HOUSING. Check out these apartments: Please PRINT your ad clearly, EXACTLY how you wish it to appear: One Bedroom 222 S. College 02 ,1 (Circle words you wish to appear in bold type) Six weeks lease 4 228 S. College »L. B, F, J Two Bedroom •j 320 Elm E, F, G, H 801-803 Fifth #4, 7, 8 jj - 309 High «>2. 6 £ 318 1/2 N. Main 5 Classification in which you wish your ad to appear: 507 E. Merry #1,3, 5,6,7,8 Campus & City Events* Wanted 525 E. Merry #1,3. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 616 Second St. 1 Lost and Found — Help Wanted 520 E. Reed #2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 I Rides — For Sale 920 E. Wooster»l, 2,3 Services Offered For Rent 1024 E. Wooster #RR Personals Three Bedroom I * Campus/City Event Adt: $1.00/ 1st day with | 35 word limit. Subsequent days regular rate. 243 S. Prospect House f Dates t0 aPPear Mail to: (On or Off-Campus Mail) The BG News 214 West Hall BCSU NEWLOVE — Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 Rentals Total number of days to appear (Checks payable to The BG News) Stop by our office at 325 S. Main and pick up our weekly updated brochure. 352-5620 I Phone: 372-2601 THE NSIDER MAGAZINE He's got the coolest home in America. He's going to be on a postage stamp. And he's dead. It's... Elvis! 2> Friday March 13,1998 Th« ladder WagMtoe]

I bet Elvis could spell 'Zeppelirt Front the Editors*. Elvis Is everywhere -MoJoNhton DeKATCH ME Treat me Ilk* a fool Just a week or so before I left the IF YOU CAN my shirt (very hot - In temperature, Treat toe mean and cruel country. I had the opportunity to fools) and that gossip makes for bat read me visit Memphis. Although I didn't By Scott Dekatch lots of trouble, a certain someone Here at Insider (Heartbreak Hotel Central), we decided to pay visit Graceland, I happened to run who saw me In this girl's room de- tribute to the one. the only, the adorable, (the living) 'Teddy Bear" Into this hitchhiker. He was about cided to tell everyone I was getting hlmself.THE KING. six feet tall. He looked kind of busy with this woman that is a That's right rock and roll fans, we mean Elvis (and not Costello). clean cut, so I pulled to the side of mere acquaintance of mine (they Jump to page six where the Insider managing editor (the Heart- the road and opened the passenger also failed to notice the other three break Hotel Queen herself) Morrella Raleigh spotlights how you door. men In the room). I wish they will soon be able to lick and love Elvis In a new way. BOOM!!! I did a double take would leave smut like this to Jour- Elvis has left the building, but special guest Sweet Inspiration This guy was a dead ringer for nalists. At least we get our facts Trlsh Davis hasn't. She walked all the way through that cold Ken- Elvis Aron Presley. But not the old. over local cover bands' flyers ad- straight. tucky Rain (and part of Tennessee, too) to take care of business at fat drugged -up Elvis. This was the vertising covers by "Led Zeplln" or America's royal palace, Graceland. 56 Elvis. "ZeppUn?" You look up actor In the diction- Assistant Editor Scott DeKatch does that Larry King thing. Take a Oh, the humanity. ary, you get a picture of Bela Lu- look to the left. I was down In Ft. Lauderdale a .....■...■■.■•- gosl. J. David Smith swims Into new territory with the University's girls couple summers ago and I had the I got a chain letter the other day. water polo team and the latest In new music releases (sorry, no opportunity to see Dread Zeppelm I've always had this longing to Elvis) get their due, all on page three. playing at a local bar. They rocked. Last Friday night, I was reallllry go up to one of those campus tour Page four Is for films, where guest film critic Todd Stanley goes Which brings me to another bored at about 2 a.m. so I went groups and tell the truth about this for a ride on Radio Fryer and video critic Steve Aspacher takes us to point. How come nobody knows peeking around my residence hall fine Institution...the good, the bad, aDogflght. In addition. Aspacher gives the tlds on the King's how to spell "Zeppelin" (as In for signs of life. I came across a the unmentionable. choicest cinematic appearances. "Led" or "Dread")? Am I the only few friends in a female friend's However, I don't think the Uni- In keeping with that "Kingly" feel. Dr. Dave does Buckingham human being that has ever griped room. Given that I had unbuttoned versity would appreciate that. Palace on page five, along with Caroline Fuller's briefs about some And I would look like a fool. Broadway trips. f**'**rr"fff"*f***w'f*'*> Page eight offers the updates on local music with Rock Gossip and Mellnda Monhart previews Illusionist and psychic Impresario Well, spring Is Anally In the air. Cralg Karges, who will be visiting campus. Summer & Fall The other day. I woke to three ralndoves sitting on my wlndow- We're caught In a trap. We can't walk out. Were the Insider. Fox Run Piedmont sUl. How quaint. I thought. How Haven House Houses cliche. It made me sick. I hit my window really hard and scared the birds away. All rentals include full The INSIDER Magazine The Scott DeKatch Show Is use of Cherrywood Health Spa heard nightly on 385 radio stations via the Mutual Radio Editor-in-Chief: Matthew A. Daneman PREFERRED PROPERTIES j Network. Scott DeKatch Live can Office in Cherrywood Health Spa be seen nightly on CNN. 5 8th & High < For those who care, Scott Is still Managing Editor: Morrella Raleigh In exile In the French Alps. 352-9378 j3 And the bird story was bull. He Is an avid animal lover. Assistant Editor: Scott DeKatch P \ Keally. Art Director: Molly J. Zakrajsek OCSC OCSC ocsc ocsc ocsc ocsc ocsc ocsc ocsc ocsc ocsc ocsc ocsc Assistant Art Director: Kathy Galtan THE LAST SONG 'SSSf/SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS**SSSSSSSSSSSSS/SSSSS//SSSSSSS/SSSS/SSSSSSS**SS'SS'SSSSf Music by Tom Gorman and Dan Hart OMEGA PHI ALPHA DEANS LIST

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Sir Mix A-Lot Mack Daddy This ain't a soggy Ralph Lauren Def American Seattle's rap warlord returns BGSU women dive headfirst into water polo competition with an album which would com- fortably fit Into the 1986-87 rap scene - we're talkln' Run DMC's Ra- by I. OividSmilh isin' Hen era and the heyday of Insider staff writer Public Enemy's Tol Bum Rush The Show. The sound Is updated thanks to veteran rap producer Take notice, sports fans. The Rick Rubin and provides Mix A BGSU women's water polo team Is Lot with sturdy sonic foundations on the prowl. Just don't ask them for his lyrical magic. Including such gems as "My anaconda don't how the horses swim Wayne's World Soundtrack The team came Into being last Made from the Motion Picture semester and consisted of eight Waynes World' members. Ed Maynard. a sopho- Reprise Records more physical therapy major who helps coach the women's team, Sporting a collection of mostly said lhat the women's team was hard rock classics (Queen's started mostly by word-of-mouth. /nsidcr/Collean Alig "Bohemian Rhapsody." Gary "There wasn't a lot of publicity WATER WOMEN..the pictured members of the BGSU women's water polo learn Wright's "Dream Weaver") and surrounding the formation of the are (drumroll, please) - front row: Georgia Nunemacher, Kelly Slkora. Mara Ca- covers (Tla Carrere's excellent girl's team," Maynard said. lame and KaHe Kopf. Back row: Michelle Schuler, Monlque Lemmon. Sharon "Ballroom Blitz"), this album also Since the start of last semester, Russell. Alysha Alexander and Elizabeth Prlnlkl. features a few gems (Red Hot Chill the women's team, comprised of Peppers' "Slkamlkanlco") and a swimmers and Student Recreation "I've never been part of a pro- team went to The Ohio State Uni- couple bricks (BulletBoys yawner Center lifeguards, has grown from gram that helps each other as versity for another exhibition, los- "Rock Candy." Cinderella's glam SIR MIX-ALOT the original eight members to 16. much as we do." he said. 'They ing a hard-fought match. 10-7. "It crap "Hot and Bothered"). Wayne want none unless you got buns, Kate Lauer, one of the captains tell us what we're doing wrong and was a lot closer than the score and Garth do an extended version hon" ("Baby Got Back"). And when of the team, said that Inexperience we do the same for them." showed." Maynard said. "Ohio of the "Wayne's World Theme" It comes to subject matter.. well, may hurt the team, but they will Last semester the women's team State scored three goals In the last and prove they are not musicians. let's Just say Mix knows what he probably get better as they play traveled to University of Flndlay two minutes to beat us." All In all. It compares to one of the likes: namely big butts ("Baby Got more games. for their first exhibition contest, If you have the desire and ability less good Wayne's World sketches Back"), last cars ("Testarossa"), "We're going to have a rude playing against a team made up of to play water polo, then trying out - not so fantastic, but still klnda and his hometown ("Seattle Ain't awakening," she said. "But I think players from the University of for the water polo team Is easier worth catching. Bullshlttln' "). we're going to get better. Flndlay and Flndlay High School. than you think. - Matthew A. Dancman - Frank Esposlto "We have a lot of room to Im- Although they lost, Maynard said "All you have to do Is come and prove." Lauer sighed. "With the that they gave them a good watch a couple of practices and see new girls never seeing a real game, fight for a team playing In their first what you think,'' Maynard said. "If much less playing one, they don't game. you want to get In the water and realize how Intense It can get." "Flndlay won something like practice with us, that's great." And unlike a majority of the what we can do. The women's team's first match other sports here on campus, the Last semester, the women's of the season will take place at Co- Make a lasting women's team does not have a 14-7 In the first game, but then we oper Pool this Saturday at 1 p.m. head coach. According to Mayn- came back and tied the next game against the University of Michigan, ard, the men's and women's teams at 10," Maynard said. "Within an the top ranked team In the take It upon themselves to coach hour they Improved that much, impression Midwest. You do not (repeat, do each other. and that really says a lot about NOT) need a ticket to get In Ai Kiiiko's, you'll find everything you need lo make your next preseniaiion a memorable one. And that's important... because you may only gel one chance lo make a lasting impression.

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'Dogfight'ing marines and the King promise not to tell Mom and mmmnx spoil her happiness with Jack. tun repulsive women possible (and be- In this aspect, the story Is very un- The brothers spend the entire LaUJ lieve me. there are some real flattering to the character of Rose, summer playing together and hags!). Blrdlace finally finds a date and It treats Phoenix's Blrdlace like exploring their new neighbor- In Rose (Taylor) - an aspiring folk- a James Dean-esque hero. hood. They soon discover the singer who works as a waitress. The film earns some redemption legend of Fisher, a boy who 10 The Introduction of Rose gives by having an effective ending, years ago flew off the roof of a Dogfight Its most refreshing mo- which takes place a few years after barn on his bike. Even though he ment. Taylor gives a whiz bang the dogfight Overall, however. crashed, the kids who observed performance as the shy, dejected Dogfight suffers from a stagnant, this feat swear that he was briefly waitress. So effective as a matter of gender role re-affirmlng script, and airborne. There Is even a tin sign fact, that you really begin to feel for really only benefits from Taylor's marking the spot where Fisher her as Phoenix subjects her to the outstanding performance. landed. humiliating dogfight. by Todd Stinley When Rose discovers the truth It is at this point that the magl- iummmiiui Insider guest film critic :al Imaginations of children about her date, It's hard to believe And In keeping In the spirit of that somewhere In the rest of It the come Into play. Bobby has a se- Elvis, wherever that spirit may be, cret dealing with this theory of by Steven Aspichcr there lies a love story, but one you may want to hop on down to Insider video critic does. The Imagination can be a flying and Mike wants to dis- one of BG's video stores and rent powerful thing. It can make you cover what It Is. What he doesn't any of the several awesome Elvis see things that aren't there, and It know Is that Bobby has a plan of After heavy apologies. Blrdlace flicks available on home video. can make you see things that are escaping the King's abuse by fly- The premise of Dogfight (R) Is convinces Rose to give him one Some titles Include the beautiful there but can't be seen. And great: A group of marines each put more chance, and agrees to ac- ing away In his red Radio Flyer Flaming Star . or the rockln' Viva children by far have the most vi- wagon, a flying task Fisher In fifty bucks towards the dogfight, company him on a night on the Las Vegas. My personal favorite, vid Imaginations. This childhood couldn't accomplish because he and whoever has the ugliest date town. This Is where Bob Confort's however. Is The Elvis Files, which wins. River Phoenix and Ull Taylor Imagination Is the basis behind was too old - an ancient screenplay begins to fall. Up to this gives evidence that the King Is still the movie Radio Flyer. 14-years-old - at the time. (of Say Anything), star In director point, I was very attracted to Tay- In fact alive and well, and stashed The tale begins with a man Nancy Savoca's twisted love story, lor's Rose. One would expect, me away In the witness protection named Mike (an uncredlted per- Radio Flyer does a spectacular which takes place throughout the Included, that Rose, completely In- program! Long live the King! formance by Tom Hanks) telling Job of capturing the childhood '60s. Phoenix stars as Cpl. Eddie furiated by the events of the even- his sons of his childhood adven- experience. The acting In this Blrdlace, a marine who has one ing, would tell Blrdlace to take a tures with his younger brother movie all lies In the hands of the night stateside before going to hike and leave her alone. But In- Bobby. two child actors. Elijah Wood serve in Vietnam. Blrdlace and stead, she quickly accepts his Invi- and Joseph Mazzello, who take some other marines plan the dog- tation and Instantly takes on the Mike's story flashes back to the ball and run with It. They are fight and proceed to snag the most role of a weak, dependent woman. his childhood with him (played spectacular actors who don't have to depend on their cuteness Cl A-7.F.I.TI1HATKH by Elijah Wood). Bobby (Joseph noWI.INGGUrx-N-liyijM Mazzello) and their mother (Lor- like so many other child actors raine Bracco) moving from Ne- do. They play very convincing all sea**, roles and carry the movie very 5ACADE MY AWARD vada to California. The mother Cf INTER FOR CHOICE II NOMINATIONS quickly gets remarried to a man well. In smaller parts are the tal- named Jack (Adam Baldwin), ented Lorraine Bracco and John • Abortion through who prefers to be called the Heard (Sheriff Daughterly). l+Iffiofc.'EJJJ King. They all move Into a house Neither one has enough screen 17 weeks N13HTLY AT 7 00 In the suburbs and everybody time to do anything Interesting • Morning after SAT SUN AT .'00 4 30 '00 appears to be happy. though. The King Is played by treatment Adam Baldwin, who Is constant- The only problem Is that the ly being shown In the shadows PROUD TO THE LAST King (no relation to Elvis) Is an or wearing sunglasses. The au- alcoholic and every time he dience never gets a direct shot of BE PRO-CHOICE -&oyscour drinks, he beats on Bobby. When his face, giving the Impression of FRlSATQaOt 16 N Huron NIGHTLY AI 9 30 Mike discovers the bruises on the way children look at evil as rokdo, oh. -I.IMU Bobby's back, Bobby makes him dark and unreveallng. I'lmiio co.«.n0\ PRINCE OF TIDES (419) 255-7769 oi GRAND CANYON I 800-5K9 MK15

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11 always be King of Dave Theatre tripping on Broadway Dr. Dave's royal little quiz takes a turn for the British this week as and Phantom of the Opera. Bob community groups and tours range Dr. we salute royalty: by Caroline Fuller Slater said that the Theatre Tours from small groups of 20 to large Freshman level - One point Insider Staff Writer are not for the ordinary sightseer groups of 120 people. each. Rather, his tours are for people Theatre tours are popular. Slater Daves 1. Who hit #1 with "Caribbean with a strong Interest In the theatre. said, with a 70-80 percent repeat Queen"? The entertainment options In "We even arrange to talk with business. Slater attributes this to 2. Who hit the Top 10 In 1983 Bowling Green can sometimes get someone from the show, like the the excitement of the Big Apple Music with "King of Pain"? very limited. In fact, they can be stage manager or a cast member." "We try to make It affordable Sophomore level - Two points downright coma-Inducing. Slater said. and easy to go Into New York. New each. But If this is your problem, In all, there are nine tours of- York is the best place to go see 3. Who was playtn' with the theatre buffs, you have an option. fered m 1992. starting In March theatre." he said. Quiz "Queen of Hearts" In 1981? Escape to New York Cm/ and the and running to the end of Decem- 4. Name either of Queen's #1 Great White Way and catch some ber, with at least two shows Trip length can run anywhere hits from the '80s. of your favorite Broadway hits. scheduled for each tour. Shows form three to eight days In length. by Dave Batkind Junior level - Three points each. Slater Tours of Bucyrus. Oh. Is vary from tour to tour. Slater said there Is still room for The Incredible College or Musical 5. What was Ben E. King's re- once again, for Its 17th year Slater became Involved with the next tour leaving on March 25. Knowledge released Top 10 movie hH In straight, offering theatre tours to theatre touring 20 years ago Information on this tour and others 1987? New York City to see popular through a travel agency. Today. Is available by calling Slater Tours 6. What was Queensryche's only Broadway shows like Miss Saigon Slater Tours host college and at (419) 562-3719. A few quick notes: Heller Shelter Top 10 hit? rules. Can "Get A Life" really be Senior level - Four points each. UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO over? One week 'til break. Scott 7. What duo hit the Top 10 In CINEMARK THEATRES and Lorle, see ya soon. Super 1990 with "King of Wishful Think- Have your design or photo in Tuesday really wasn't THAT super, ing"? W ND was It?! "Dr. Dave's Incredible Col- 8. What British trio went Top 10 lfciNEMA5 S 1 the DAY-BY-DAY Planning lege of Musical Knowledge" wish- In 1986 with "King For A Day"? © |l234N. MllnSt. Calendar! es all (especially Little Kilo. 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By Trish Davis that Lisa Marie Presley, Elvis' only daughter and heir to his entire estate, was planning to I Special guest from The BG News close Graceland's gates when she inherited Graceland and the Elvis dynasty on her 25th birthday in February 1993. Anderson was quick to put this rumor to rest. Money doesn't go far nowadays. But for a mere $15.95, you can tour the home and "There are absolutely no plans whatsoever to close Graceland to the public at that estate of an elusive entity that has gained cult status in America. It's a small price to pay time," Anderson said. "Lisa Marie will be the sole heir to the estate, but she has requeste for an insider's look at the rolling, lush estate of the King himself, Elvis Presley. that the executor remain in place until 1998, her 30th birthday." The tour - which includes the Graceland mansion, estate, car museum, two of Elvis' Whew. personal airplanes and a 20-minute movie about Elvis and his career - takes about 45 Surrounding Graceland minutes to complete and offers a personal look at the King and many of his are gift shops a-plenty where personal belongings. visitors can buy precious According to Patsy Anderson, center relations manager in the Graceland Communi- souvenirs and momentos of j cations Department, 670,000 people pass through Graceland's gates each year, each Elvis. Anderson estimates thatj making a special pilgrimage to the holiest of lands - Elvis's home. each Graceland visitor spends' Visitors are not, however, touring an empty mansion. Delta May Presley Biggs, as much as $10 in gift shops. Elvis' aunt, currently lives in the Graceland mansion with her dog, Edmund. Edmund's "Our most popular itenvl barking is often heard by visitors touring the mansion. are probably postcards, T- "After we heard a shirts and mugs," said Ander-I barking dog, our tour son. "Postcards are definitely i guide said, 'If he gets out, our highest-selling item." don't bend down and pet With catchy phrases like 'I've been to Graceland!' and 'Coin' to Graceland!', it's no him because he'll bite.'," wonder postcards are such a hot item. said Ellen Davis Miller of Miller claims that the gift shops near Graceland have "just about any souvenir you Newark, Oh., who visited can imagine" that feature Elvis. Miller said she purchased a number of items - including Graceland in August. four Elvis-embossed shotglasses, a tray featuring Graceland at Christmas, two Elvis Overall, Miller said toothpick holders, about 25 postcards, an Elvis mug and a plastic Graceland that she was impressed shopping bag. with Elvis' palatial estate, "I could have spent hours going through all of the gift shops," Miller said. "They but since everyone's a were full of both tasteful and tacky items" critic, she did have a few Miller was, however, able to restrain herself from purchasing what she considered complaints. If there were a to be the tackiest item in the shops, a copy of Elvis' Last Will and Testament. suggestion box at "I though about buying la will] for my niece, but I decided against it and bought Graceland, Miller would her an F'vis Christmas ornament instead," Miller said. have stuffed it full o' One item that is sure to comments. be a big seller in the Gracelan. | "The tour was well worth the money just to see Elvis' house and swell stuff, but it gift shops is the forthcoming did smell pretty musty, like someone's basement," she said. "Everything is kept exactly and eagerly-anticipated Elvis | as it was when Elvis died so nothing has been aired out and the mansion is closed up." stamp. \ Miller also expressed concern for the safety of Graceland's visitors. "We have our own post I "In the front doorway there was a loose door jamb. Someone will walk in the door office at Graceland, complete and trip if that's not fixed," said Miller. with our own postmark, so tr Miller does add that she was impressed by many of the items she saw inside the stamp's first day covers will 11 Graceland mansion. sent from here," Anderson "There were some beautiful, blue stained glass pheasants in the doors that sepa- said. rated Elvis' formal living room and the room where he kept his grand piano," she said. Anderson is in charge of the cachet envelope design for the stamp's first day covei i "There was also a chandelier hanging in the grand staircase that our tour guide told and promises that the design will be "something really neat, really cool." us had to be taken apart, brought inside and reassembled. It was the biggest chandelier Plans for a "special ceremony" are in the works and Anderson expects General I've ever seen," Miller said. Postmaster Anthony Frank to be on hand for the festivities surrounding the Elvis stamp, At the time of Miller's visit to Graceland, rumors were circulating across the nation national release. Return to Sender: ^ ELVIS SPOTTED ON POSTAGE STAMP

By Morrelh Raleigh The publishing of the Elvis stamp resulted from Insider managing editor "his fans and stamp collectors writing into the Citizens The American public demanded it. The Post Stamp Advisory Committee requesting this kind of a Office agreed. And starring next year, everyone's "Return stamp," Tinkham said. "I guess you could say the Ameri- to Sender" singer will grace the outside of love letters and can public wanted it." bills alike, all around the country. The Post Office, in order to properly commemo- Tinkham added that individuals must be dead 10 rate the King, will offer Elvis stamps next year. Not only years or more in order to appear on a stamp, thus putting that, but you, the American public, have a shot at deter- to rest the rumors of Elvis still living today. The Post mining what the stamp will look like! Office wouldn't do it if he wasn't dead, right? "For the first time in history, the Post Office will The committee then chooses the contest's two allow the American public I to choose a stamp]," accord- pictures from over 50 submissions they received ing to Chris Tinkham, Post Office director of marketing for the stamp. and communication for Northwest Ohio. Pesa said he has heard mostly negative comments Post Office patrons about the Elvis stamp. "[I've can place their vote for one of heard] that he's not the type two choices, - either the of person that should [be on young, going on Ed Sullivan- a stamp]. He has set a bad era Elvis or for the older, example," Pesa said. sequins and sideburns Elvis - "I would say it would April 6-24. Bowling Green be a stamp that collectors and Postmaster Ken Pesa said the American public alike voting cards will be distrib- will want to buy and keep," uted at Post Office customer Tinkham said. "It may get a service windows. lot of people interested in "IThe Post Office] stamp collecting." will provide about five Carol, a representative million polling cards around the country," Tinkham of Bill's Coin Shop, 1838 W. Sylvania, Toledo, said the added. Voters must then mail in their entries, which must Elvis stamp will not be immediately valuable because "It's be received by April 26. going to be a common stamp. It depends on how many The King's stamp will be a part of a bigger they make." collection, Tinkham said. "The Elvis Presley stamp will be She added that it will be a much-collected one of a series of stamps to commemorate American rock stamp, though. 'n roll musicians." "It will be a better collectible through Elvis However, according to Tinkham, Elvis is special. fans, more or less. The demand for the Elvis stamp is "He is a legend. He established rock 'n roll as a going to be great because there's a lot of Elvis fans," worldwide musical force," he said. according to Carol. The other musicians in the series will be an- Carol also said she has heard more favorable talk nounced later this year. about the stamp picturing the younger Elvis. 8 Friday March 13, 1992 The Insider Mag—hie]

can be purchased In advance at ROCK GOSSIP FROM Boogie Records, B-Bop Records and Abbey Road. All proceeds go He knows who's coming THE RUCK SWAMP to benefit the Toledo Homeless Awareness Project. Free parking Is by Mclinda C. Monhart Insider itaff writer available at the Vistula Garage. Groovemaster leads off the festivities at 6 p.m. See ya there! Take a walk on the other side JAMS OF THE WEEK: Finders Into that realm of the human moid Records & Tapes assistant man- where the unknown can make any- ager Veronica Sheets chose the thing possible. You won't be able self-titled Little Village debut on to trust even your own senses Reprise Records Billy Hanway, vhen Cralg Karges, psychic and Il- BAND BENEFIT: Local music owner of MadHatter Music Co. lusionist, comes to campus Tues- fans can gel both a dose of Toledo picked the self-released record by day. lnsidcr/Af>r'\\ Clark talent and a chance to help out local acoustic act Flower Noise. "He's an Illusionist and does those less fortunate Sunday when Record Den manager JeffDeWItt GROOVIN BENEFIT...Bruce Ma mind reading. 'Can he read your cLaughlln and Don Morrow of the Toledo Marriott Portslde hosts chose Mental Flow for the Globe, mind' Is his catch phrase slogan." CKAIG KARGES, MENTAUST a benefit concert for the Homeless the 1990 Arista debut by Urban Groovemaster. which will perform said Stacle Calhoun, Junior ele- Awareness Project. Among the Dance Squad. Sunday at the Toledo homeless bene- mentary education major and "They pick from showcases they groups lending their time and tal- Spotlight Entertainment director present and pick an Individual or ent to the show are rock/reggae for the University Activities Organ- performer based on their perform- gangbusters Groovemaster. Tex- BABY. WHY DON'T WE...?: Cafe. Malakal at Howard's Club H. ization. ance the previous year," Calhoun Mex melodoslos La Famllla, TONIGHT: The Generals and SUNDAY: Groovemaster, La Faml- The performance of this psychic said. rock-n-soul songbirds the Home- Watershed at the Good Tymes Pub. lla. Homewreckers, the Grlswolds mentallst Is being brought to the Throughout his career as an en- wreckers, roadhouse blues Impre- SATURDAY: Rotten Excuse. Abu- and the Rlvermen at the Toledo University, "for a different variety tertainer, Karges has performed at sarios the Grlswolds and accoustlc slk and Charlotte's Webb at the Portslde Marriott. MONDAY: the of campus entertainment [and] to 500 college campuses with more post-modern rocksters the River- Good Tymes Pub. TONIGHT AND Michael Petroslno Quintet at Ea- get different people at the Universi- than 1000 appearances In Canada men. Tickets are $6 at the door, or SATURDAY: Redcllff at EasyStreet syStreet Cafe, Matt Gerwln at the ty Involved," Calhoun said. and 48 states. Good Tymes Pub. TUESDAY: Sa- "He's appealing to everyone," "He's one of the top entertainers p >...... tan Tortilla and Ton at Howard's said Eric Tammes, graduate ad- that goes out to colleges." Tammes k B% Club H, Merry Can Men at EasyS- viser for UAO. Tammes saw Kar- said. . BUY A REGULAR FOOTLONG SUB, , treet Cafe, Scapegoat at the Good ges perform at Buena Vista College Calhoun found out about Karges GET A SIX INCH SUB FOR 99 < Tymes Pub, Vambo Marble Eye at in Storm Lake, Iowa two years ago. when she went to a conference that Campus Pollyeyes. WEDNESDAY: Karges' performance also In- showcased different comedians. 1 The Ark Band at EasyStreet Cafe. volves a great deal of audience She then contacted his agent and FREE DELIVERY SERVICE! ■ Smokehouse at Howard's Oub H, participation, according to Tam- received a promotional kit. De- Coma and Scapegoat at the Good mes. tailed arrangements for his ap- ■ 353-0204 ■ Tymes Pub, Tom Gorman at Cam- "He does a variety of things like pearance at the University were * Delivery Hours: Thurs, Fri, Sat 3pm to 10 pm I pus Pollyeyes. THURSDAY: Addis mind reading. Illusions, moving a then finalized. at EasyStreet Cafe. The Michael Ra- table In the air and guessing what "He has a very good reputation ■ I ton Band at Howard's Qub H, The people would say," Tammes said. around college campuses." Cal- ■ Minimum Delivery $3.50 ■ Deep End at the Good Tymes Pub. Karges was named Campus En- houn said. . WOODLAND MALL SUBWAY ONLY! tertainer of the Year by the Karges current homebase is out The BG NEWS Is Recyclable National Association of Campus of Wheeling, W.Va.. where his Activities for 1990-1991. bookings go through. Aside from his college campus *SUBUJHY* appearances. Karges has also done TV talk shows, been on cable broadcasts and co- produced/starred In two half-hour Ice Cream PBS programs In Wheeling. KgSS^i^g^^^^Sag^ "Home ol the World Famous Chocolate Chip His first performance will be a Cookie Dough Ice Cream" 10-mlnute teaser at 5 p.m. on March 17 In the Commons dining hall GOOD LOCATIONS 250 off with Purchase "It's an Introduction for his act to of any hard Ice Cream get people Interested, to catch CLOSE TO CAMPUS: people's eyes," Calhoun said. I (with coupon) I The evening performance will Located in the Woodland Mall begin at 8 p.m. In the Northeast Hurry! Only o few left for Foil '92 Commons. Both performances are or rhe following locations: being offered at no charge to students. 522 E. Merry - 1 left!

Field Manor - 2 left! Special showing of two classic films Ever Get Somctwdy in memory of Dorothy Gish Saturday, March 14th in the Gish Film Theater Mly Wasted! Frazee - 5 left! IrV 5 1926 silent classic Ridge Manor - GOING FAST! r# Nell Gtvyn at 7:30 p.m. % Call for more information Olio Preminger's 1946 ar 352-0717 Centennial Summer 224 E. Woosrer at 900 p.m. Summer Rates Available! Sponsored by the National Advisory Board of the Gish Film theater & UAO FRIENDS DON'T IE! FRIENDS T^i i PI i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i I i i i i i i i i ii ii i i^^T_,T„ /f .•.V.'.V.V . . .'.' [The Insider Magazine Friday March 13,1998 9

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