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Classes for kids: proclaims The University offers a variety of classes, including how to rap, for children. freedom • See page five. by Deborah Seward associated press writer Sports victories: The cross-country team has a victory over Toledo MOSCOW (AP) - Tadzhikistan and the soccer team wins declared its independence on against Lehigh University Monday, the eighth Soviet repub- this weekend. lic to do so since last month's • See page eleven. brief coup against Soviet Presi- dent Mikhail Gorbachev. "We can't lag behind other re- publics. Everybody is declaring independence so we are as well, Sold out: said Aleyev Abdodezhabad, par- More than 75 local mer- liamentary spokesperson in the chants with displays, ser- Soviet Central Asian republic of vices and product samples 5.1 million people. will be in the Lenhart Grand Eleven republics now have op- Ballroom for The BG Mer- ted for independence, including chants Fair today from 11 Azerbaijan, where incumbent a.m. to 7 p.m. President Ayaz Mutalibov won 90 Prizes, including round percent of the vote on Sunday as trip airfare for two to Flor- sole candidate in an old-style So- ida during spring break, viet election. will be awarded at the fair. The Kremlin has already granted the three Baltic republics of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania Break into showbiz: their freedom. "America's Best," a Monday's independence de- nationally recognized claration by a special session of scriptwriting contest spon- Tadzhikistan's parliament was sored by The Writer's largely symbolic, given the de- BG News/Jiy Murdock Foundation, is accepting cision last week to transform the Down And Dirty screenplay entries until Soviet Union into a loose con- Sept. 30. Categories for the federation of sovereign states. il-r iTheta Chi members Brian Kerlin, Tri Tran and Pat Myers Tug behind College Park Sunday afternoon. Delta Upsilnn won contest are movie screen- Foreign Minister Hans- strain against the rope at the Sigma Phi EpsUon/Pi Beta Phi Mud the fraternity division, while Chi Omega won the sorority divi- play, television and sion. comedy. See INDEPENDENT, five. First place winners in the screenplay entry receive $10,000. For information call (315) 4794510. Faculty assured of compensation

Nomination declined: University to help relieve health care burden from staff's shoulders COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Secretary of State Bob by Aaron Dorksen Those people whom classified cy, which was approved by the Taft said Monday he will not administration beat reporter " We have been assured that when funds are staff members elected make up Board of Trustees, and will go accept the GOP nomination the 20-person panel which com- into effect Jan. 2.1992 for all full- for U.S. Senate next year to available, the University's first priority will prises the CSC. time and part-time staff. run against incumbent De- Health care coverage and sala- This year, CSC hosted the first The policy will convert sick mocrat John Glenn. S increases were on the minds of be to distribute a $315, one-time payment to annual statewide CSC conference leave into a maximum of 24 hours In a letter to Ohio GOP e University's classified staff each full-time continuing employee to help at the University. Six visiting un- of personal leave during the cal- Chairperson Robert Ben- Monday at the Classified Staff iversities attended the confer- endar year on a prorated basis. nett, Taft said the demands Convocation. manage the increase in employee health ence. "We" just completed our first of a statewide campaign Classified staff empolyees took care costs." Among the topics discussed at year with representation to the would keep him from fulfill- time out of their morning sched- the conference were conducting Board of Trustees. It has proven ing commitments he made ules to listen to speeches by Clas- —Classified Staff Council Chairperson wage surveys, protecting bene- to be very beneficial to the classi- for the office he now holds. sified Staff Council Chairperson Roger Swope, fits, promotion of council activi- fied staff to have a member with Glenn is expected to seek a Roger Swope, Vice President of ties and annual performance direct access to the board," he fourth, six-year term next Operations Robert Martin and evaluations, Swope said. said. year. University President Paul Ols- sity's health care program. care costs," Swope said. Communication skills such as Vice President of Operations camp. "We have been assured that Swope asked all classified staff increased participation in coun- Bob Martin said despite the hard Swope told members of the when funds are available, the members to "attend CSC's cil, improved leadership skills times the University has come Say Aaaaah: classified staff that as soon as University's first priority will be monthly meetings, be active and working within the Universi- upon, he still considers the Uni- CINCINNATI (AP)—A funds are available the Universi- to distribute a $315, one-time within the University and CSC ty community were also dis- versity a "family operation". man accused of impersonat- ty has assured CSC they will payment to each full-time contin- committees, and most of all be cussed, he said. "The University has, on aver- receive some reimbursement for uing employee to help manage willing to listen to the people you Swope said the CSC also ing a doctor faces trial be- See CLASSIFIED, page six. cause he has been unable to their contributions to the Univer- the increase in employee health elected." worked on a personal leave poli- reach a plea agreement with prosecutors. Authorities allege that Thomas David West, 32, of Erlanger, Ky., posed as a Cabinet approval UT plagued by arsonist doctor for more than 14 months until his arrest in July. They say he wore Authorities claim incidents are localized problem medical scrubs, met with top USG priority Clients at Cincinnati hospi- byKirkPavelich by Christina Wise "People that enter the library are not 1s, had fraudulent pre- USG reporter staff reporter scriptions filled for drugs, screened and, aside from students, there and performed a Pap smear on a woman and surgery to Undergraduate Student Government approved its cabinet at the The University of Toledo re- isn't much security. The library is somewhat remove lesions from a first meeting of the semester last night, following the General Assem- cently experienced an outbreak susceptible to both arson and theft." man's leg. bly's failure to endorse it last spring. of deliberate fires — a $10,000 ar- At that time, newly-elected President Mike Sears and Vice Presi- son spree which occurred within dent Rob Routzahn saw their proposed cabinet defeated by a vote of 11 a period of 24 hours. —Mary Beth Zachary, head of circulation at Lottery picks: for and 10 against. The vote failed to meet USG's requirement of a According to Barbara Waddell, Here are the Ohio Lottery two-thirds approval from the assembly. Bublic information officer at the Jerome Library drawing selections made On Monday, the nine-member group, which featured one alteration hiversity, the incidents of arson Monday night: from last year, was confirmed by a vote of 19 in favor and 2 opposed. do not pose a concern for the Uni- while he is unable to disclose any universities experience similar Pick 3 Numbers: 0-2-2 When the cabinet was up for approval last year, senator Dave Gag- versity, even though UT is less information that may disrupt the problems, the University and UT Pick 4 Numbers: 8-0-2-5 ner said it was "full of holes" with several nominees being unqualified than 25 miles away. current investigation of the case, do not exchange information Cards: 7(seven) of for their positions. "It's not logical to think that there are supects in question. about incidents on the campuses Hearts This year, the handling of last year's confirmation attempt was just because something is occur- He said there is some concern because most of the problems are 10 (ten) of Clubs questioned by senator David Long. ring at the University of Toledo, that more incidents will occur. localized. K (king) of Diamonds When Long asked why the cabinet needed to be approved at the first that it will happen here," Waddell "We're not certain at this time Employees at Jerome Library, 3 (three) of Spades meeting, Sears responded that it was vital so the cabinet could begin said. "It's more of a localized what to expect — we're keeping a though, are worried about the The Super Lotto jackpot is working. problem." During Labor Day, very close eye on the situation," possibility of the fires becoming $20 million. "We should have taken care of [the confirmations] last spring," he nine fires were set on the UT Dauer said. more than local. said. "The cabinet people have work that needs to be done." campus — three in University Last year at BG there were Mary Beth Zachary, head of The new cabinet members and their positions include: Hall, two in Bowman-Oddy several fires in buildings on cam- circulation at Jerome Library, Weather ■ Karen Black - Faculty Liaison; Laboratories and four in Carlson pus, as well as a rash of unrelated said it would be relatively easy ■ Britney Brigner - Academic Affairs; Library. dumpster fires. Founders Qua- for someone to set a fire in the Chance of Showers: ■ Eric Giesecke - Treasurer; While the library fires were the drangle, Harshman Quadrangle, building. Tuesday, cloudy with a ■ Carol Metts - University Committee Coordinator; most damaging, the fires in Offenhauer Towers, the Math "People that enter the library chance of showers and ■ Veronica Pillars and Bob Rutkowski - Student Welfare Co- Bowman-Oddy posed a potential Science Building and West Hall are not screened and, aside from thunderstorms in the morn- Coordinators; disaster, as they were dangerous- were arson sites. students, there isn't much securi- ing. Becoming partly cloudy ■ Kelly Warner and Scott Ziance - National State and Community ly close to chemical storage areas The same University students ty," she said. "The library is in the afternoon. High near Affairs; that house explosive materials. were prosecuted for more than somewhat susceptible to both ar- 85. Chance of rain 40 per- ■ Christy Webb - Public Relations. Sgt. John Dauer, investigative one of the residence hall incidents son and theft." cent. The only change from last year was the replacement of Greg Richey specialist of the University of last semester. See USG, page eight Toledo Police Department, said Waddell said although the two See ARSON, page six. Opinion MATTHEW A. DANEMAN, IDIIORIAI. EDITOR. 372-6966.

PAGE TWO The BG News TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1991 The BG News AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE FOUNDED IN JILL NOVAK 1920. EDITOR |.c KOHISTRAND Mn MM i i BANKS PUBLISHED DAILY DURING HIE ACADEMIC YEAR AND MAN'ACIN'C EDITOR CITY EDITOR WEDNESDAYS DI RIM; THE SUMMER SESSION. JLRLMY StoNL VVi HI H LYNN M. CACEL 214 WEST HALL si*%s iDMOR ASSIST. MANAGING EDITOR BOWLINO GREEK STATE UNIVERSITY BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 MATT SCHRODLR MATTHLW A. DANLMAN SPORTS i nn OK 1.D1TORIAL l.DITOK COPYRIGHT 1991, The BG New* If more police for BG, then new patrols too It is nearly one year to the day that when these students are drunk, too city poUce pulverized an always loud, Uttering or causing other prob- shaky relationship between students lems. All many officers see of students and permanent residents by violating is the occasional drunken idiot. the constitutional rights of University At the same time, the only time most WATCH OUT FOR HIM MAN, students during their quest to enforce students meet police officers is when HE SUPPLIED KEGS AT alcohol laws. they are getting in trouble for some- AN EAST MERRY MANIA Now Police Chief Galen Ash is asking thing — often for having a party or an- 1 for a 50 percent increase in the size or other seemingly harmless offense. To PARTY LAST YEAR .!

his department — from 28 officers to 42. them, police seem like hopelessly out- . -<,-■ — According to Ash, Bowling Green, of-toucn gestapo, especially when they with 28 officers patroling a city of start physically throwing people out of 28,000, only has one officer per 1,000 a residence. residents. The FBI recommends two fery* officers per 1,000 residents, and just to But these poor relations do not have be average would require 14 more offi- to be. For example, Director of Cam- cers, the chief says. pus Public Safety Roger Dennerll has If this were true, he might have a taken steps to assure his department's 'PC leaves hemlock aftertaste point. But these numbers seem to dis- relations with students do not get out of ' 'Really, 'Political Correctness' from the panel, and several muf- descendingly): Do you see the isn't that difficult of a concept. It fled screams from the sacks.) sort of unnecessary pain you're tort and ignore the most obvious fea- hand. boils down to two principles: The committee I chair was creating, Mike? ture of this community we call Bowling The addition of a bike patrol means Everybody's completely formed several months ago to THOMAS JEFFERSON Green — Bowling Green State Univer- campus police officers get to see what different, and everybody's exact- battle an ugly trend. Ever since (sacked): It is not unnecessary sity. students are really like most of the ly the same." - Harvey, my ma- Bocchio announced that Doogie pain! A free exchange of concepts Campus safety, responsible for pa- time — well-meaning young people get- gic dancing bug. Howser would lose his virginity in is essential in order to assure that the upcoming season, and USA Klitical issues will be resolved in trolling University territory, remove ting an education. God, was it hot. Socrates had Today ran a telepoll to see if its e marketplace of ideas! Who 8,000 residents from the 28,000 figure And students get to see a different just been 'lecturing' for the last readers agreed, Doog's been the can be entrusted to decide what is Ash claims. Thus, Ash already has a 1.4 side of the police as well. Instead of two hours and stepped out of the butt of rude, inane and unneces- correct? Who has the power to de- to 1,000 cop to population ratio. With 42 trolling by in a cruiser loaded for bear Lyseum to score a two-dollar sary jokes. Let me demonstrate. termine just exactly what is officers, his figure would be well over with sirens and guns and other intimi- franc. Spread out in a fan-shape (Shouting to off-camera techni- beyond ridicule? Who is that guy, two cops per 1,000 residents. behind him, was his vast entour- cian) Can you run the clip from and what's that gun for? (Bang, dating police stuff, the cops become age of eager students (his this morning's column? (Eight slump, rigor mortis, etc.) This is a ratio even the FBI, an ob- just guys pedaling around on kinda 'Boyz'). These students would fol- seconds of silence) Oh, God, the JOHN: Don't you understand? viously pro-police body, wouldn't rec- neat mountain bikes. They become low behind him asking questions Humanity... It doesn't have to be like this! My ommend. During the summer session, human beings. all day - partially because of So- committee has been working on this ratio would reach even higher pro- Some city insiders do not believe crates' reputation, partially to MICHAEL F. this problem, and there are many portions. absorb the wisdom from one of MARTONE many ideas you can express Chief Ash is going to get anything near the greatest thinkers of all time, without hurting anybody! This isn't to say the police do not de- his request of 14 police officers. but mostly because he had a real- MIKE: Like what? serve a few extra officers. To explain: But, with no other evidence present- ly cute butt. JOHN: "Awfully nice weather When looking at the large rift be- ed, if Ash was willing to emulate Roger And the dialogues continued, we're having, isn't it?" tween permanent residents and stu- DenerU's bike patrol idea by commit- and they discussed the harmony JANE FONDA: "Thin is in! dent-residents, it seems clear the of man in society, morality, the But being fat is in too!' ting his new officers to a bike patrol of philosophical and cosmological JOHN: "My, that's a lovely police department is a large part of this downtown or other areas, we could implication of Doogie Howser fi- sweater you're wearing." problem. support a few extra officers. nally getting laid, the injustice of MIKE: There wasn't even any- HUGH HEFNER (in the sack): Certainly past violations of the civil If police could get to know students in Dee-Lite not winning a single thing there! "Hey, babe, what's your sign?" rights of students — both proven and non-confrontational situations —and MTV video music award, the phi- JOHN: Of course not, we (A snot rings out, and a thousand only alleged — is an important reason losophy of garbage as applicable erased the tape. What, do you nubiles cheer.) vice-versa — mutual respect might to the University Union (very think that we're just going to let FREDDIE FALCON: "Go, for this. But the causes often run help fill the gap between city and stu- similar to the allegory of the that sort of slander continue un- BG!" deeper. dent. caves, except that it smelled checked? And further, (holds up JOHN: "Gee, these are great The only time many city police offi- And with mutual respect, last year's much worse), and a piece of paper) I have before cookies, Mrs. Cleaver!" cers step outside their police cruisers East Merry debacle might have been crUNCHTHWPKKTPD... me the names of 205 men, sources EDMCMAHON:"Yes!" (Film stop, cut to black. From who tell me that you even had a JOHN: "Freshly picked straw- to deal with University students is avoided. black, slowly fade in to panel dis- "You know he loves it Doogie- berries sure are tasty, aren't cussion, with several silhouetted style" joke planned for later in they? They're my favorite kind of famous people sitting in a horse- the column! fruit!" Extend aid for unemployed shoe surrounding several full- MIKE: That's not true at all! MIKE: But that's not saying looking burlap bags.) And besides, it was just a pun! anything! If the person you're Out of work? Out of luck. still wouldn't be enough to help most of VOICEOVER: We interrupt JOHN: You must always re- talking to already agrees with As of July, over a quarter of a the laid-off workers. About two-thirds our regularly scheduled pro- member, Mike, that there's no you, why bother communicating? million people who lost their jobs in this gramming to bring you another such thing as 'just a pun.' In a If you're not stepping on toes, of the out-of-work in America aren't presentation of The Forum. Our world of billions of people and then why do you think you can... nation lost their unemployment bene- even eligible for compensation, and moderator today is Mike Mar- trillions of opinions, one must And Mike continued to rant pe- fits as well when the 26-week coverage unemployment insurance funds are tone. pick one's words quite carefully, dantically for about a third of a ran out. That is the largest number about depleted both at state and federal MIKE (with sweat running in order that no one could possi- minute until, inevitably, the ever of the American workforce to lose levels. down his forehead and eyes shift- bly be offended by whatever is screen went black. In quick suc- unemployment benefits. The Bush ad- The General Accounting Office esti- ing nervously. His arms appear said. cession is heard a shot, a dull to be tied behind his back.): JEREMY BENTHAM (from thud, the drag of a bag and the in- ministration's reaction? He refused to mates the United States will have to Urn...good morning. Today's top- within a sack): But if the plea- cessant whir of a sausage approve $4-5 billion in emergency em- borrow roughly $13 billion over the next ic (voice cracks)...um...is the ed- sure gained by the masses by the machine. As the lights return, all ployment benefits a month later. four years to pay benefits to the itorial lack of sensitivity concern- public ridicule and the exposition Is unchanged except that there is He cited an anticipated rosier eco- workers who do qualify. That, accord- ing the feelings of fictional char- of vice outweigh the pain caused one extra burlap sack and 'Mike' nomic and employment picture — a re- ing to the current administration acters. To my left is John Doe, to the target, well, then... is holding up a box of strawber- the national spokesperson for CHIEF SCIENCE OFFICER ries and smiling like a hyena. covery from the recession. Well, re- spending $65 billion on Stealth Doogophiles Reacting Against SPOCK (in a sack): ...the needs MIKE: Freshly picked straw- vised statistics for the second quarter bombers, is too much. Bashing. John, would you like to of the many outweigh the needs of berries sure are tasty, aren't of 1991 show the same gloomy forecast Meanwhile, according to William lead off? the few... they? They're my favorite kind of and downward trend. Retail sales are Spriggs, a labor economist with the JOHN (smugly): Why, cer- JEREMY BENTHAM: ...or the fruit! off. Plants are closing. Theiobless rate Economic Policy Institute, labor tainly. A spectre is haunting one! America - the spectre of insensi- (Two shots ring out, two bodies Mike Martone is a junior psy- is spiraling ever upward. The financial trends seem to indicate fewer people tivity. No one is quite sure where slump over, and the panel ap- chology/computer science major forecast — at least for now — stinks. are even looking for work. it came from, but we all agree on pears not to notice the homicide from Mentor, O. and he really Meanwhile, the number of people out The answers are not easy. These how to get rid of it, right gentle- and the Vulcicide.) likes freshly picked strawberries. of work is the largest seen since the people are not out of work because they men? (Several nods of assent JOHN (Shaking his head con- GoBG! government began taking monthly want to be; they are being forced into counts back in 1951. It easily outdistan- poverty because the recession ate their ces the figures from the mid-1970s lobs. And until we somehow muddle Letters to the Kditor recession, or the 1981 recession. through these times, the Bush adminis- Even if the benefits of government tration shouldn't be turning a deaf ear whines about the need to work needed. He says, "Cute, little Writer ought to part time. Let me remind Mr. sarcastic disclaimers are getting employment compensation were ex- to those who have fallen to wayside and Barrett that there are plenty of us old." So too are cute, sarcastic tended beyond the 26-week limit, they denying them a chance at dignity. put up, grow up who work not only part time, we journalists (I again do him the work full time and carry a full- honor). The BG News: time course load. I feel no sym- His attacks on "Stupid," I knew there were several pathy for him, nor do I need or "Fat." and "Really, Really Old THE BG NEWS STAFF reasons why I seldom read The wish to hear about the boy who People" are way out of line. No COPY EDrroR MELISSA HENRY BG News; Connell Barrett is one doesn't want to work. It's also ap- one with Mr. Barrett's mentality ASST. OTY EDITOR JACQUUNT PORTO: COPY EDrroR CYNDI PR,\DA of those reasons. What we have parent from his attitude and his should be allowed to write for a ASST. SPORTS EDrroR GLEN LUBBERI COPY EDrroR NDCKI FLOROS here is a young, immature, caricature of his father that he has Kublication such as The BG WIRE EDITOR IRENE BABEAUX CopYEDrroR JANEKILCORE brash, obnoxious, spoiled brat neither respect nor appreciation ews. Instead, he should be ASST. WIRE EorroR J.J. THOMPSON CoPYEDrroR KELLY SHERMER who doesn't know when to keep for his father's help. locked in a cave with the rest of his mouth shut, let alone spout off Mr. Barrett next manages to Homo neanderthalensis until he PHOTO EDITOR JAY MURDOCK COPY EDITOR JAMIE SMITH In a public forum. That The BG assault nearly every member of learns to adhere to the rules of ASST. PHOTO EDrroR TIM NORMAN COPY EDITOR MICHELLE TAYLOR News would print such an edito- the human race (himself excep- decency and common courtesy. INSIDER EDrroR FRANCIS P. Esposrro PROD. SUP'R BILL BURCESS rial as "Gratuities from the ste- ted, of course). Mr. Barrett has An immediate letter of apology ASST. INSIDER EDTTOR JENNIFER TADAY PROD. SUP'R BRIAN GREEN ward" is another reason to not also, apparently, skipped the from Mr. Barrett Is in order, fol- CHIEF COPY EDrroR MARO STORK PROD. SUP'R DARRICX ROSS read the newspaper, but more ' 'How-Not-To-Make- lowed by a letter of resignation. than that, it is a sad commentary People-Want-To-Smash- CHIEF COPY EDrroR TRISH DAVIS PROD, SUP'R CHRISTY MAYNARD on the journalism department. You-Over-The-Head-With- Ritch Calvin, COPY EDITOR CHUCK JAMES ART SUP'R MOLLY ZAKKAJSEK Mr. (I do him the honor of ad- A- Mallet-You-Boorish-Slug Senior. dressing him 'Mr.') Barrett class," a class he certainly English TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1991 The BG News I'.M.I IIIKII

BG boy beat bad bureaucracy Evffry yea»- lOOsof &6 Slu.de r^& \oSe their {riertds, SQ.alty and \r\\o^6r fcrcm functions to a. The UNIVERSITY. (upper case) University, but it University," an administrator Capital "U." Not BGSU, not can make it bearable. said to me my first week of grad Gratefu.1 Dea.d concert. little "u" university, but...The It hit me like a truck, or more school. It should be the Universi- University. like a three-wheeled Cushman ty's motto. Mangrum explained Official University and student vehicle. A University vehicle took that in order to recoup my losses, \>IA.M\S m Space fmblications defy the conven- a corner too sharply on the last I would have to file a claim ional rules of grammar, not to day of summer school. Two bicy- against the University with The Mara mention the AP Stylebook, by us- cles lay twisted in the blurry State. Basically, I had to sue the W K atfctajGj i~co ve ing an unwarranted capital "U." aftermath. school for $67.50. It would take 6-8 Please The University. months and there was a $15 filing Look at it. Official, cold and GUEST COLUMN fee, even if I won. I could, she monolithic. It's like 'The said, file an "affidavit of indi- Government," "The City," "The Jack Zibluk is a graduate gency," which would waive the County," "The Feds," "The student in mass communi- filing fee if I was too poor to Church" and "The State." "The cations. cough up the $15. She said she Support -the State" can mean "Ohio" or "The could find me a notary if I wanted People's Republic of East Frang- to write out the affidavit. istan." It doesn't matter, really. "Looks like vandalism," I told I had to leave town the next It's big, it's cold and it doesn't the campus police officer as I day, and when I returned the fol- give doodly about your snot- walked by. I didn't realize the lowing week, I found a message nosed, v,-hiny, little problems. gnarled metal was formerly my from Mangrum among the Mor- mon Tabernacle chorus of bill Adopi-a- Rules must be followed and principal means of transporta- bills must be paid. If you don't tion. collectors on the machine. No, I pay off that 65 cents for coffee you "Looks more like a truck," the said when I called, I hadn't filed charged to your account at the officer said. "Do you know who the paperwork. Well, she said, Bursar's Office by 5 p.m. yester- owns this?"I took a look and felt my bicycle was covered by the day, all recreational, library and sick. I answered a few questions University's vehicular insurance Dead-Head bathroom facilities on campus and carried the bike to the repair policy. I didn't have to go to will be closed to you. No excep- shop. court. All I had to do was present tions. It doesn't matter that your When I trudged home, I found a the bill to the University's insur- grandmother was killed by neo- message on my answering ance person and I'd be reimbur- fascist terrorists the day before machine. The accident was re- sed. she was to receive the Nobel ported by a witness, the police The check came next week. Peace Prize and her last request officer said, and she wanted to While it happened at the Uni- foundation. was that you accept it for her. help. Deb Mangrum, who works versity, it was the campus police The University doesn't want to in University President Paul Ols- and a special woman working for hear it. camp's office, had seen the whole the (lower case) university who But sometimes "the (lower terrible thing, called the police took the time to give a damn. case) university" does. Students, and made a full report. And she Respond faculty and staff sometimes do wanted to help find a way for the On the other hand, I'm still more than feed the beast, grease University to pay for it. waiting to be paid for a Universi- ty-sponsored seminar I conduct- All readers are encour- include a telephone number, will not be published unless the wheels, turn the screws or "As in any large institution, aged to express their views address or OCMB, class otherwise specified. punch the clock. The (lower case) there is a certain amount of in- ed during Buckeye Boys State in through letters to the editor rank or occupation, major Please address all sub- university may not defeat The transigence, delay and flux at the June. and guest columns. Letters and hometown. missions to: to the editor are generally Telephone numbers and The Editorial Editor Letters (cont.) 200-300 words in length. All addresses are for veri- The BG News letters must be signed and fication purposes only, and 210 West Hall bol junkies and ideal addicts; and symbols, they become reality, Schools becoming just as any other kind of dope, and reality is usually in a state of these high concepts are a tempo- flux and always changing. It is cation. He calls for corporate sponsor- dark with the rest of us. Mr. Bush Bush Soul Train rary fix, a temporary high. much harder to deal with reality He wants our students to be the ship, but that too is a joke. Where sounds and looks good when he Ideals and symbols are appari- than it is to deal with symbols. best in math and science, which is are corporations going to get "challenges us to rise to the needs The BG News: tions that tend to haunt us. They President Bush plans on run- not new, so he wraps it up in a their money when there are of our youth," but what we need is It's a slow burn these games we are not easily defined, and there ning for re-election as the "Edu- pretty new slogan, America 2000, layoffs and wage freezes ? a leader who can challenge us play with words and concepts - is no real involvement; no direct, cation President," and he is call- and offers us nothing new or in- Instead of being the "Educa- with ideas, not ideals, and a America 2000; 1,000 Points of personal involvement. It is much ing for reforms in the educational ventive. What he means is a new tion President," I think I'll call leader who can challenge us with Light; A Kinder, Gentler Nation. easier to keep an abstract symbol system. Sounds very nice, but I school in every congressional dis- Mr. Bush the "Pop Pesident." He something tangible, not symbo- What we need are goals with con- or idea steady in your mind than think I missed something some- trict and longer school days and throws out a few catch-phrases lic. crete steps to achieve those goals. it is to focus on concrete things where. I have yet to hear or see years. That doesn't mean any- with some hip-hop moves and he We don't need any more symbols which symbols represent. When any new reforms or concrete pro- thing, because there is no money looks good in the spotlight. Re- Joseph Bonvillain, or ideals. We are a nation of sym- we define or give substance to posals to better our nation's edu- to support these ideals. move the spotlight and he is in the Bowling Green Resident M.A.P. M.A.P. M.A.P. M.A. u n o u n u n o u n o Multicultural Activities and 5r* It's Q TRIATHLON Programs Presents 3M Multicultural ■ Welcome TOURNRM€NTM Midweek Back Sale at LVJ Softball. Volleyball. 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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1991 The BG News PACE FIVE Office gives kids 'options' University reaches youths with a variety of classes by Julie Tagliaf erro contributing reporter "The goal is to be a community service. Every day, about 18,000 stu- Critical to our goal is to join the teachers and dents fill University classrooms. administration here with the community. However, there is another group of students taking classes — per- ;—Options Coordinator Suzanne Andrews, haps a little different than the majority — of which many people In addition to coordinating the have fun, and said fresh input al- may not be aware. Options program, Andrews, who ways helps to produce entertain- came to the University in April ing programs. For the past few years, the 1990, coordinates all children's University Office of Continuing programs at the University. She She said the classes should be Education has offered a variety is also director of the University's creative and exciting as long as of classes to youths in preschool computer training centers in they help the children develop through 12th grade through a Bowling Green and Maumee. academically and socially. program called "Options." "My major emphasis is to see Andrews has a degree in ele- kids blossom in every possible This semester's Options pro- mentary education and creates way," she said. gram promises to be better than many of the classes herself. those in the past, according to Op- Among her creations for the up- Her joy, she said, is to see kids tions Coordinator Suzanne An- coming semester are a class for be all they can be. While running drews. Several new classes are junior high students combining the program in addition to her being offered along with old learning to play billiards with ge- other job is a lot of work, she said favorites. ometry skills and a class empha- it pays off when she sees chil- sizing critical thinking skills dren's happy faces. For preschool children, kinder- through learning chess. Other garteners and elementary stu- classes that may be offered are a Andrews said she expects be- dents, class offerings include art, journalism class and a cultural tween 350 and 400 students to par- gymnastics, karate, computer class in which students learn the ticipate in this year's program, skills and dinosaurs. basic language, taste the food and most at the kindergarten and el- examine the clothing of different ementary school level. For junior high and high school countries. She said she is hoping the pro- Neither Rain... BGNew/a*.H,wiey students, a class on photography gram will reach more older stu- —"Photo This"— is being of- While she comes up with most dents this year because they are Graduate student John Burian and junior Kim Ruffing put their umbrellas to a different use while de- fered. Students can learn how to of the ideas, Andrews said she is the country's future. livering Graduate Student Senate mail Monday afternoon. take pictures, develop film and always open to new ideas from To reach these students, as well even make a camera. Students University teachers and students. as younger ones, the Office of will also copy photos onto shirts. Continuing Education sent more "The goal is to be a community than 18,000 brochures describing INDEPENDENT Also offered for older students service, she said. 'Critical to the courses offered to schools I Continued from page one. are classes on rocketry, babysit- our goal is to join the teachers throughout northwest Ohio. ting and a unique class for nigh and administration here with the Classes are offered through the Dietrich Genscher of Germany republics trail in achieving politi- dering China and Afghanistan, school students called "Wednes- community." fall. Children can still be regis- said in Moscow on Monday that cal reform. Tadzhikistan has the highest day Rapping" which encourages tered for classes by calling the his country was prepared to es- birth rate in the Soviet Union and students to communicate by rap- Andrews wants children en- Office of Continuing Education at tablish relations with all Tadzhikistan's parliament also is one of the poorest republics. ping to a beat. rolled in the Options program to 372-8181. sovereign republics in the current set a presidential election for Oct. Soviet Union. 27. Incumbent President Kakhar Tadzhik lawmakers, meeting in Tadzhikistan's sluggish re- Makhkamov, elected by the the republic's capital of Du- sponse to change after the Aug. Communist-dominated legisla- shanbe, also declared Sept. 9 to Cultural film series offered 18-21 coup, and opposition char- ture in December 1990, has kept a be a national holiday known as ges of intimidation in the week- tight lid on opposition move- Independence Day. They ren- end election in Azerbaijan show ments. amed downtown Lenin Square to Ethnically diverse movies to highlight nationalities how the predominantly Muslim A mountainous republic bor- Freedom Square. by MorreUa Raleigh MAP director Monica Smith-S- should contact the MAP office at human diversity beat reporter cott. The films will be shown on 372-2978. Wednesdays so as not to compete "We want students involved," with UAO movies on Thursdays, she said. "Then the office can A monthly film series highlight- Fridays and Saturdays, Smith- program on a broader level." ing Asian, Hispanic and African- Scott said. "We hope to be offering, by American films will make its de- "We're trying to add another next year, a film every week — to but this week with "Listen Up: dimension to films being offered compliment what is already be- The Lives of Quincy Jones.'' on campus," she said. ingpresented," she said. Titled "Multicultural Mid-week The films are shown in Gish MAGAZINE Movies," the series is sponsored Smith-Scott is developing four Film Theater at 7 p.m. and cost by Multicultural Activities and committees to get students more $1.50. Programs. involved in planning MAP activi- Other films for this semester ties. The committees are films, are: Oct. 9 — "Stand and De- Its purpose is to offer culturally publicity, publications and cul- liver," Nov. 13 — "Jungle Fe- Needs Writers and Copy Editors diverse films to the campus, said tural events. Interested students ver," and Dec. 11 — "Zoot Suit." For the 1991 - 92 publication year MEETING Tuesday, September 10, 7 p.m. 1-800-332-AIDS West Holl Commons, Second Floor For more information call Bob at 354-6594. Open Monday-Friday 4 to 11 pm Quantum 90 Card Accepted ' fbUcwTht lea«l0M$ 372-6945 & <%. Located in the University Union v &

•coupon- ALL GREEK & UNIVERSITY SWEATSHIRTS MUD TUG COOL DOWN $28.00 September 9th Good through Sept. 20, 1991 PRIDE OF TOLEDO NIGHT jackets September 11th nightshirts ALL SPORTS PSYCHE - UP tote bags polo shirts September 16th GO GREEK NIGHT September 17th 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Each Night For More Info: 372-2795 PAGE SIX The BG News TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1991 Travel program offered New courses to prepare tourism professionals by Jennifer Kehoe Teri Whittington-Jones, foun- travel agencies and therefore can contributing reporter der and teacher of the program, Sirovide job placement assistance said she has seen graduates go on or the students. Placement ser- to work for international cruise vice is free for students who Do you have an interest in trav- ships, travel agencies, airlines, maintain a B average in the pro- el and tourism? If so, you are not tours and conventions. gram. The only prerequisite for alone. the travel certificate program is This rapidly growing industry One graduate, according to a high school diploma or equiva- has spurred a demand for quali- Whittington-Jones, is now work- lent and minimal typewriter key- fied professionals in the field, and ing for the Eprotlki Criuseship, board experience. the University is trying to meet which tours the Greek Isles and that demand. the Seychelles Islands off the Some financial assistance is Bowling Green's Office of Con- African coast. available, and the $1,950 course tinuing Education has developed A local travel agent, Whitting- fee can be paid through an inter- a program to train interested ton-Jones became aware of the est-free payment plan, Whitting- students and award those who great demand for qualified ton-Jones said. have completed the program with professionals in the industry Travel certificate program travel certificates. through her work, and began the classes meet from 6:30 to 9:30 The two-semester travel course program in 1989. p.m. Mondays and Thursdays on covers areas such as geography, "Most travel agents are lack- the University campus. Anyone computers, theory, sales and ing important skills in geography interested in enrolling in the pro- other similar classes designed to and sales techniques," she said. gram should contact Audrey Srovide a comprehensive view of The University has access to Bricker in the Office of Continu- te industry. cruiselines, airlines and national ing Education at 372-6181. Women's health is focus of University this month by Greg Watson healthnvironment beat reporter Reasons given by many companies for not in- cluding females in health studies include different gender make-up and the female monthly repro- While September is the ninth month of the year, ductive cycle, Wright said. it is the first ever that the University will sponsor a Wright said the National Institute of Health an- women's health month. nounced they were going to start doing research The University Student Health Center, along which would center on women's health. with the Student Wellness Center and the Universi- Among the research the institute will do includes ty Prevention Center for Alcohol and Other Drug heart disease — one of the leading causes of death BG Nrws/Ttm Norman Abuse are working together to coordinate events for women; lung cancer — the leading cause of Doomed? and activities in honor of women's health. cancer death for women; and breast cancer, which Jean Wright, director of the Student Wellness was once the leading cause of cancer death for Senior international business major Stephanie Henning takes a pamphlet from Elizabeth Woron- Center, said this is the first semester the Universi- women, she said. iecki, seven, between the Union Oval and the Education Building Monday afternoon. Woroniecki's ty has had a Women's Health Month. Wright said some women do not get proper father, Michael, who remarked to passing students that they "looked like zombies," has been One of the emphases of the month is concern health care because female physical problems are preaching across the country for 16 years. about health surveys, many which focus on males wrongly associated with female mental problems, but still affect females, said Wright. but they should not feel nervous about seeing a She said most health research centers mainly on physician. males, yet the conclusions state the effects for "Women need to be assertive and let their physi- CLASSIFIED males are equal to the effects for females, Wright cian know if they have physical problems," she 1 Continued from page one. to raising salaries for classified Vara, a custodial worker, said said. added. age, the lowest turnover rate staff employees. he is very happy to have won the "One example is one study tested 27,000 men on The University Health Services offers a female among classified staff employees "We will in every way possible award and hopes to keep working the effects of aspirin on heart attacks," she said. physician and female consultants for female stu- in the state," Martin said. cut spending in other areas to for the University until he retires. "They found aspirin does reduce the chances of dents, Wright said. Martin encouraged classified boost salaries," he said. For winning the service award, heart attacks, but they tested all men and gen- There is also a University Women's Health Co- staff employees to get involved One thing Olscamp said he Vara will receive a check for eralized the results to mean women." alition, which coordinates programs such as the and voice their opinions. would not do is terminate em- $400, a personal plaque and his Research on kidney transplants, the effects of Women's Health Month and looks at how to inform In other business, Martin wel- ployees so others could receive name will be engraved on a alcohol, and work environment effects have also female students about subjects such as eating dis- comed new personnel director salary increases. plaque which will remain in the mainly centered on males, but Wright said they orders, dependency, wellness, nutrition and John Moore, who he said has In addition to the speeches by personnel office. also affect females. friendship. helped to expand training oppor- Swope, Martin and Olscamp, "More women take antidepressants, but all the There will also be "Open your eyes to women's tunities at the University. several special awards were pre- Nancy Lee, chairperson of the studies of the effects have been done on men," she health" displays in the University Bookstore and Martin also said he was pleased sented. scholarship committee, present- added. Jerome Library. to report the University is coming The outstanding classified staff ed four 1991-92 scholarship closer to being smoke-Free. member service award was pre- awards to children of classified Thirty-four University build- sented to Marcelino Vara of Per- staff employees. ings are smoke free, 14 limit rysburg. Carol Kreienkamp, The scholarships were awarded smoking and two are still waiting chairperson of the outstanding to Gale Leigh Gudehus, Jami Sue to be decided upon, he said. service award committee, pre- Weirauch, Wendy Murphy and Olscamp said he is committed sented the award. Tamara Gerson Sharp. rOPEN \ ARSON 11am DiBennedetto's After a brisk morning jtj, _„ Daily I [ Continued from page front. FREE Meatballs on any ■ .nioy.c^rf The BG News empty of patrons and there is said. The explosives were set to nothing that looks suspicious. Pasta Platter. 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I'ACE EIGHT The BG News TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1991 Tent city to help homeless Blotter ■ Matthew J. Royka, 670 was seen smoking the substance Saturday night, police said. Project to create awareness for ever-growing problem Frazee Ave. Apt. B, was cited for in his car in the rear lot of ■ Brian F. Rayle, 422 N. Pros- disorderly conduct Sunday morn- Gamers, 893 S. Main St., police pect St., was cited for disorderly by Christina Wise ing, police said. said. conduct Saturday night, police social services beat reporter "We want to prevent people from becoming ■ Shawn P. Juenger, 311 Delta ■ David B. Israel, University said. homeless and help those that already are to Tau Delta, was cited for Heights, was cited for littering ■ Richard Glista, 521 E. Merry Homelessness is a problem that underage consumption, open con- Saturday morning. Israel was St. Apt. D-l, was cited for furnish- is often overlooked or ignored. In get back into decent homes." tainer and littering Sunday morn- carrying an open bottle of beer ing alcohol to underage persons Wood County it is a problem that —Ken Leslie, one of HAP's founders ing, police said. that he dropped when he saw the Friday morning, police said. is real. ■ Matthew F. Schauer, 410 patrol car approach, police said. Last year more than 290 home- South Main St. Apt. E, was cited ■ Richard L. Lucas, Twins- ■ Kurt E. Trappenberg, 521 E. less people requested assistance pancake breakfast and a money- cent homes," he said. for consuming alcohol in his car burg, was cited for underage con- Merry St. Apt. D-l, was cited for from the Wood County Depart- raising contest between BG and Area shelters are sponsoring Sunday morning, police said. sumption Saturday morning, furnishing alcohol to underage ment of Health and Human Ser- UT. the event, with unofficial support police said. persons Friday morning, police vices. Students of the winning univer- coming from the Wood County ■ Douglas P. Remmer, 535 said. In an effort to create awareness sity who participate in the contest Homeless Task Force and Habi- West Gypsy Lane #290, was cited ■ Rhonda A. Witsman, Toledo, ■ J. Leadonna Scaggs, North of this problem and help those will receive a free night at the tat for Humanity. for disorderly conduct Sunday was cited for open container Sat- Rideeville, was cited for littering suffering from it, Homeless Toledo Comedy Club. "All shelters act as referral morning, police said. urday night, police said. Friday morning, police said. Awareness Project, HAP, will Of three ways to score points, agencies to HAP to inform them ■ Scott Thomas Michaelis, 319 ■ Aris Brimanis, 1318 E. Woos- Ridge St., was cited for obstruct- ter St., reported his car was sto- ■ A Cassidy's employee confis- erect a second annual tent city — the largest category is fund rais- who needs help and who would cated four fake iD's Friday a group of tents in which partici- ing. Participants can recruit qualify for trust funds," Leslie ing justice Sunday morning. Mi- len Saturday night. The car was pants sleep to create homeless sponsors to pledge money for said. chaelis failed to register his bike, in his driveway with the keys in- morning, police said. awareness — Oct. 3-6 in Down- each hour they spend in the tents, The most impressive thing police said. side, police said. ■ A resident of East Poe Road ■ A South Main Street resident reported his unlocked mountain town Toledo's Civic Center Mall. collect, and make donations. about tent city is that 100 percent ■ Scott J. Somers Fostoria, bike was stolen Friday night. The Last year an average of 300 This year, "Heart to Home" is of the funds raised are used to was cited for possession of mari- reported his golf clubs and golf people per night made tent city the door-to-door campaign and help the homeless, he said. juana Saturday morning. Somers bag were stolen out of his car bike was valued at $200, police their temporary home and partic- the largest donation collecting Last year the homeless were said. ipated in activities throughout the Erogram of the week. There will recipients of $26,000 raised at the event. e a separate category for money event. collegiate crossword Highlighting the event was a collected during this event. Due to the sponsorship of busi- USG 2 i 4 ■ b / i 9 ! game of "Red Rover" between In addition to fund-raising nesses such as Seaway, Food 11 Continued from page one. the University and the University points, one point will be granted Town, Ernst and Young, St. Vin- ' 1 of Toledo that reached gigantic to each person for every night cents Medical Center and several B in National State and proportions. About 200 people they sleep in the tents. retail companies, HAP is able to ■TT ■ ,5 Community Affairs by participated in the children's ac- Leslie said the goal of tent city raise funds without having ex- Ziance. tivity, said Ken Leslie, one of the is to have fun while helping others penditures. 16 Routzahn responded to project's founders. at the same time. "We want to Attending tent city will be Mi- 1 some of the debate by point- Leslie said in addition to Red prevent people from becoming chael Stoops of the National Co- 18 19 20 ing out the work some of the Rover, this year there will be homeless and help those that alition for the Homeless. Stoops is " cabinet members were 2i ■ ■ comedians, local rock bands, a already are to get back into de- a nationally recognized advocate R 1 H already doing, such as the P for the homeless. 2! ■ 29 voter registration coalition Also attending will be Susan ¥ being headed by Warner Young of the Ohio Homeless ¥■ ■ and Ziance. + American Red Cross Awareness Coalition. " | "Kelly (Warner) and 32 33 34■ P Scott [Ziance] are the best Please gKcbkxKl. « example to that - they've + ¥ already organized a voter 11 ■ 1 registration drive," he said. I! u "And now we're going to sit rb P ¥■ here and tell them that's not ; good enough? That's not 18 49 fair." According to Sears, the " "Campus Coalition" will try ■ j 1 ■ to persuade resident ad- l visers to register voters in © tdwa rd v uliu i their halls, in response to 41 ".. .not with 19 Political disorder the University policy which ACROSS WHY RUSH? but a whimper." 20 ^—» cit. (footnote will prevent any door-to- 1 Where ooe miahi 4 I Return o* m.est- abbreviation) door registering. v WE DELIVER \ li« of campus rapes start here Study Andy n'ofht' ment 'ab&r. 21 Traveled on a He said the drive is right works (3 Hds.) 44 :ordered flexible Flyer 12 Enrolment lntc 45 Beli,r.j*ng to Mr. 24 Glorify on track to meet the goal of 354-7050 colleje Starr 25 Prospero's servant 10,000 registered voters. U "Calculus M*de Sin ■•7 Part of the classi- In "The Tempest" "We're really happy with 28 Well-known govern- 11am to 1pm ) pie." *.4. (2 ND RTC ON COLLEGE LIVING Slay tuned lo Pack A SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO The BG News of Lies. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ THE BG NEWS $a)a)a)a)a)a)a)a)a}aya^^fr^a^

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TACE TEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1991 Yugoslavic republic to secede BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) affect the crisis. bania contends the Serbs are mis- gents and the local federal army Chinese release — The Yugoslav federation suf- Preliminary returns from Sun- treating the ethnic Albanians in commander to cease hostilities to fered another blow Monday when day's referendum in Macedonia the Serbian-ruled province of Ko- allow an attempt to negotiate a early returns in a Macedonian showed 74 percent of the votes sovo. settlement of the crisis. plebiscite said the republic's counted backed secession, the The worst fighting in Croatia The warring parties have political activist voters overwhelmingly supported Tanjug news agency reported was reported in the towns of Kos- agreed to continue talks Thurs- declaring independence. from Skopje, the republic's capi- tajnica, on the border with the day as part of an international HONG KONG (AP) — Even before the first returns tal. republic of Bosnia-Hercegovina, peace conference convened by China on Monday freed a anxieties in the British co- were released from Sunday's re- Macedonia, the southernmost and Pakrac, in the ethnically the European Community in the Hong Kong businessperson lony, whose residents are ferendum, tens of thousands of and poorest region of Yugoslavia, mixed Slavonia region. Netherlands on Saturday. Public convicted of trying to help concerned over the Commu- Macedonians partied in the is expected to follow Croatia and Most of Kostajnica was con- statements by Croat and Serb pro-democracy activists es- nist government's planned streets to celebrate leaving the Slovenia in abandoning the fed- trolled by Serb guerrillas and the representatives revealed deep cape in 1989. British Prime takeover of the territory union. eration. Its leaders hope to avoid estimated 1,000 Croat defenders differences. Minister John Major, who when Britain's lease on it Macedonian leaders stressed completely severing ties because appeared to be surrounded, Tan- Slovenia and Croatia declared pushed for his release, wel- ends in 1997. they would try to work out new they fear neighboring Greece and jug reported. independence June 25, setting off comed the move. Lo, 42, was freed from a ties with Yugoslavia as part of a Bulgaria, which have sizable Several hundred Croat mili- brief fighting in Slovenia and It is believed Beijing ?rison in the southern city of loose confederation of sovereign Macedonian minorities, might tiamen were reported surrounded more serious clashes involving agreed to release Lo Haixing, anton four days after Major states, rather than the complete raise claims to Macedonian terri- at Pakrac, about 70 miles east of Croats, the federal army and eth- who served 23 months of a wrapped up a trip to China independence sought by Croatia tory. the Croatian capital, Zagreb. The nic Serbs in Croatia. More than five-year sentence, as a kind and Hong Kong. and Slovenia. The firefight on the Albanian Croats were ambushed and pin- 300 people have died in Croatia. of repayment to Major, who "I am very happy. I look Intense fighting continued in border killed four Albanian sol- ned down Sunday by Serbs. Serb rebels control about a last week became the first forward to seeing my two Croatia between Croat militia- diers and one civilian, Belgrade Fighting also continued at Oku- quarter of Croatia, but Croatian Western leader to visit China children," Lo said in a tele- men and Serb rebels. Yugoslav Radio said. No Yugoslav casu- cani, along the Belgrade-Zagreb leaders have vowed to win it all since its crackdown on a pro- phone interview from Canton. troops clashed with soldiers from alties were reported. highway linking Europe ana the back. democracy movement in In London, Major on Mon- neighboring Albania along their The report said the fighting be- Middle East. Serb rebels took Ethnic Serbs say they do not June 1989. day applauded the release, a mountainous international bor- gan when a group of Albanians over a stretch of the road last want to be part of an independent China also may have de- spokesperson at Major's der and five people were reported tried to cross into Yugoslavia Wednesday, virtually cutting Croatia because they fear mis- cided on the release to ease Downing Street office said. killed. near Dragas, a village 180 miles Croatia in half. There was no treatment as a minority. In Belgrade, federal Premier south of Belgrade. word Monday on who was in con- Ante Markovic announced a Cab- The incident was likely to wor- trol. Croatian authorities claim the inet reshuffle. With the six feud- sen tensions between Albania and The fighting in Croatia's Sla- uprising has been insti- ing Yugoslav republics paying Serbia, the biggest Yugoslav re- vonia region came despite an gated by Serbia in an effort to little heed to the federal govern- public and leader of the fight to agreement Saturday among grab large chunks of Croatian Death toll rises in ment, the move was not likely to prevent Croatia's secession. Al- Croatian officials, Serb insur- territory. S. African violence Thomas to defend nomination JOHANNESBURG, South attack may not belong to any par- Africa (AP) — Frenzied factional ticular organization," Mandela WASHINGTON (AP) - Clar- tion to take Thurgood Marshall's has focused on Thomas' oppo- "Since he has opened the Pan- fighting raged in black townships said at a news conference. "The ence Thomas will speak for him- place on the high court. sition to affirmative action pro- dora's box, I think it's only fair for a second day Monday and tne suspicion is that there is an at- self Tuesday after a summer of Like Marshall, Thomas is grams and on writings concern- we explore the issue fully,' Sen. death toll in the year's worst out- tempt to derail the signing of the vigorous political campaigning black, but he has staked out con- ing "natural law" that suggest he Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio break of political violence rose to peace convention." by supporters and opponents of servative positions in sharp con- would vote to overturn women's said, referring to Thomas' praise 65. In Washington, State Depart- his nomination to the Supreme trast to Marshall's staunch lib- right to abortion. in a 1987 speech for an anti- Nelson Mandela, president of ment deputy spokesperson Rich- Court. "There's a fight on," eralism. So there will be tough Ralph Neas, director of the abortion article. the African National Congress, ard Boucher asked the govern- President Bush declared on the questions from liberal Democrats Leadership Conference on Civil said that despite the fighting his ment "to investigate fuLy the eve of Thomas' confirmation concerned about how Thomas, 43, Rights, said the White House has Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr., organization would sign a peace acts of violence of the past few hearing. would vote on such issues as tried to divert attention away D-Del., the panel's chairperson, accord Saturday with its rival, days. And we call on the leaders "I am confident we're going to abortion, privacy and civil rights. from Thomas' "awful public re- wrote in 77ie Washington Post on the Inkatha Freedom Party, and of the ANC and Inkatha to work win it," Bush said as Thomas and cord" by emphasizing his sto- Sunday that he wants to question the white-led government. together and work with the his questioners made final prep- Supporters of Thomas have rybook rise from poverty in Pin Thomas about his support of "na- Inkatha also said it would sign government to ensure that the arations for Senate Judiciary highlighted his rise from a poor Point, Ga. tural law theory" to decide major the agreement, which is aimed at violence can finally be brought to Committee consideration of the family in segregated Georgia to constitutional questions. That is stopping factional fighting that a halt." nomination. important positions in Washing- "What is really at stake is the theory that people enjoy basic has killed about 6,000 blacks since Police said three unidentified After two months of avoiding ton, where he served as chairper- Clarence Thomas vision of the rights that transcend written law. 1986. black men with automatic Eublic stands while others at- son to the Equal Employment Constitution," said Nan Aron, di- In one incident Monday, gun- weapons fired on the march from icked and defended him, Tho- Opportunity Commission and be- rector of the liberal Alliance for Thomas' hearing was the first men shot up a black commuter a house and fled into the town- mas will be asked to detail his came a federal appellate judge. Justice, which opposes the nomi- major business for a Congress re- train outside Johannesburg, kill- ship. views on contentious subjects as The opposition coalition of civil nation. turning from summer recess with ing four people and wounding Inkatha issued a statement that he makes his case for confirma- rights and labor organizations a heavy agenda, including crucial three. The dead and wounded did not single out anyone for the Presidential spokesperson decisions on how to respond to were thrown from the moving attack, but Inkatha youth leader Marlin Fitzwater said the Bush sweeping changes in the Soviet train, police said. Themba Khoza blamed the ANC. administration did not "question Union and what role the United Police declared four Johannes- "This was a completely unpro- judicial nominees on specific is- States should play. burg townships "unrest areas," voked attack and I believe that sues that may come before the which gives authorities expanded the African National Congress courts, and we expect the Senate Liberals and conservatives powers to halt violence. did this," he said. will do no different." alike have lined up long lists of Fighting also was reported in Mandela said President F.W. organizations to support or op- Natal province in eastern South de Klerk "has either lost control "Litigants are entitled to have Kwe the nomination. The White Africa. of the security forces or they are their cases heard by judges who ouse enlisted the help of Wash- The outbreak of violence began doing what he wants them to do." «5£S* haven't already made up their ington lobbyist Kenneth Duber- Sunday when gunmen ambushed As word spread Sunday of the mind," Fitzwater said. "The stein, who orchestrated a visit to a political procession of Inkatha ambush of Inkatha members, vio- Constitution requires an inde- the Capitol by people from Tho- members in Tokoza township, lence erupted in one township pendent judiciary." mas' hometown. killing 23 people. As word of the after another. attack spread, blacks took to the Most of the fighting pitted Zulus streets to battle political foes with linked to Inkatha against ANC guns, grenades, knives and members. Both sides randomly spears. attacked people as fighting At least 57 people were killed spread to central Johannesburg SCUBA LESSONS around Johannesburg in the two at one point. 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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1991 The BG News PACE ELEVEN Cross-country blows out BG soccer team opens Toledo in warm-up meet with tournament win byMatlKantz byJeffMandel sports wriler "It was a very good effort. We sports writer "The ball just cleared the de- tout victory. Steve Cain scored fender's head, and I just headed the lone BG goal 4:50 into the are so much better than last it in," Kinney said. "The goalie game with assists going to Ian- It wasn't exactly what he had in As far as the soccer team is didn't come out. I had an open toni and Rob Martella. The Fal- mind, but men's cross country year." concerned, let's hope that early shot." cons were on their way to vic- coach Sid Sink will take it any- —Sid Sink, cross-country coach season success doesn't lead to Mark Dorenkott followed at tory before FDU tied the way. late season futility. the 76:30 mark with some in- contest up with 50 seconds left What was supposed to be a That's what happened nearly surance, as he was set up by a in regulation. warmup for next week's quad- a year ago, as the Falcons cap- Kinney centering pass for his Both teams moved into sud- rangular meet turned out to be Sink said. "Last year, Masters make the original travelling tured the University of Maine first collegiate goal. BG goal- den death overtime, but neither nothing more than a joe in the won with a 26:20 and Keith was squad but was inserted after an Kick-off Classic, only to win tender Greg Murphy earned the squad could come up with the park as Bowling Green placed 10 second at 28:26. Everyone ran injury, ran a 26:23 and placed five more games the whole year shutout with six saves, and de- winner. Then on goals by Ian- of its runners in the top 11 places faster. It was around 75 degrees tenth. in posting a 7-11-2 ledger. fender Brian Lord was named toni, rookie Pepe Aragon, and Saturday in route to a 44-19 blow- with no wind and a nice day to This past weekend, BG tournament MVP. Cain, BG advanced to the fin- out of the University of Toledo at run." Another freshman with an im- claimed stake to first place at Kinney attributed last als. Secor Park. Todd Black finished third at pressive performance was Scott the Chrysler First Soccer Invi- seasons' downfall to a rash of The Falcons played the last 50 "We ran very well and Toledo 25:51 after a few unexpected ob- Kelly, who finished seventh tational with a 2-0 win over injuries, resulting in confusion minutes of the game short- didn't," Sink said. "None of their stacles hindered his race. (26:07) in his first collegiate race. tourney host Lehigh University. on the field amongst the team. handed and without toward runners could run with our guvs. I "He's not in great shape yet," Shawn Howard (26:06), Tim BG tallied a score in each half "Our leadership on the field is Rob Martella, who was ejected was a little disappointed Toledo Sink said. "He also went the Fether (26:07), Dane Schubert to take the game. Defender stronger (than last season), and following the receipt of his sec- didn't run better. I thought they wrong way for a short time and (26:11), Brian Butler (26:12) and Tom Kinney gave the brown we'll be able to keep up our in- ond yellow card of the game. would challenge us a little more. he hit his head on a tree limb Dave Lincicome (26:25) all ran and orange all the offense it tensity more," Kinney said. BG is now ranked seventh in early in the race. Last year he good races but Sink feels all have would need at the 39:30 mark as In the first game, the Falcons the Great Lakes Region, and If it weren't for the Rockets' ran 27:12, so that's a heckuva im- room for improvement. he literally used his head to tied Fairleign-Dickinson Uni- second behind Akron in the Ohio leading runner. Bob Masters, the provement. He's ready to run convert a Chris Iantoni corner versity 1-1, but advanced to the College Soccer Association Falcons may have shutout Toledo with Keith." "It was a very good effort," kick. finals on the basis of a 3-2 shoo- Poll. in the top ten. Masters finished Sink said. "If the times are true, second with a time of 25:40, seven The Falcons had a couple of we are so much better than last seconds behind BG's Keith Ma- surprises including junior John year. But other factors, like the daras. Jarvis, who ran the best race of weather and things like that "This is the second year they his career, 25:57, finishing fourth. sometimes effects the race. We'- • •••• See the future. Use a condom. ••••• have run against each other, Freshman Ray Isco, who did not re definitely running well." Seles has it rough, triumphs in Open she said. "I wasn't seeing the ball by Hal Bock as well as I had in the whole tour- AP sports writer nament."

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Fuller, was on CINCINNATI — Their offense this locker room that doesn't de- The scenario is one which completely by students who INDIANAPOLIS - Mike Tyson the telephone and unavailable for is punchless, their defense is ha- serve a good chewing out." most avid sports fans are fa- bring Falcon sports alive via was indicted Monday on charges comment. However, a spokes- pless, and for the first time in six miliar with...it's bedtime, but the campus radio station, of raping a teen-age beauty pag- woman read a prepared state- years, the Cincinnati Bengals are Coach Sam Wyche has tried the game is still on! So as you WBGU 88.1 fm (selected eant contestant in a hotel room ment saying: "We regret that the still winless two weeks into the that. He closed practices last climb beneath the covers, the hockey games are simulcast early this summer. Marion County, Ind., grand Jury season. week and acted like Vince Lom- Walkman goes on — volume on WFAL 680am/cable 14). If convicted, Tyson, the former has indicted our client, Michael They sound more like a team bardi during the workouts, ac- tuned ever so slightly so you In addition to broadcasting undisputed heavyweight cham- Tyson. However, we remain con- regrouping than one defending a cording to Esiason. can hear it but your parents daily sports reports, BGRSO pion, faces a maximum sentence fident of his innocence and look division title. "He ripped us," Esiason said. can't. The voices of Vin Scu- features a Sunday call-in of 63 years in prison. But the four- forward to his ultimate vin- The Bengals have opened the Itdidn t work. lly, Marv Albert, or Joe Tait show called "SportScene" count indictment won't affect Ty- dication." season with a 45-14 thrashing in come through as you follow which provides BG students son's Nov. 8 title fight in Las Edward L. Gerstein, a Provi- Denver and a 30-7 loss Sunday The Bengals repeated their the team to victory...or and residents a forum to pose Vegas against champion F.van- dence, R.I., lawyer representing night to the Houston Oilers. They mistakes again Sunday. defeat. questions to the hosts or in- der Holyfield, according to pro- the alleged victim, declined could wave off the opener: Den- Receivers ran incorrect routes For many, sportscasters studio guests from BG's moters. comment until he had a chance to ver's a tough place to play, and and dropped balls. The offensive are an elite group of individu- sports teams and media. Marion County prosecutor Jef- talk with local lawyers. four turnovers spelled the differ- line failed to give Esiason enough als — they are the voices that For many of BGRSO's cur- frey Modisett saia Tyson was ex- "We anticipated that this was ence. time. And the defense gave up 400 bring your heroes to life. In rent members, the real ex- pected to return to Indianapolis going to happen," said Dan Duva, The Houston loss is sobering. yards for the second consecutive intricate detail, the sights and citement comes from broad- this week for a court appearance promoter of the upcoming title The Bengals lost to a team game. sounds from the park, court, casting all Falcon football, and to post bond. An arrest war- fight. "It's not a surprise, and the they've dominated at home. They gridiron, or ice are provided basketball, and hockey rant was issued and bond was set announcement we made on let the Oilers rush for 110 yards The Broncos rolled up 471 yards for the unfortunate souls games live from BG and at $30,000. Wednesday (during a news con- and pass for 315. They fumbled at in the opener, passing for 286 and without a ticket. But for the abroad. Co-Sports Directors The grand jury charged Tyson ference concerning the fight) was the Oilers' goal line and had a rushing for 185. The Oilers had majority, sportscasting is Dave Strukel and Kirk Phil- with one count of rape, two counts with full understanding the likeli- field goal attempt blocked. 425 yards —110 rushing, 315 pass- deemed an unreachable lips lead BGRSO. of criminal deviate conduct and hood that this could occur. And for the second time in two ing. profession reserved only for "It's an excellent outlet for one count of confinement. weeks, Boomer Esiason had an raspy voiced scholars or ex- students who want to get into Don King, a fight promoter and "Tyson has a contractual and interception returned for a "We have to get more focus," jocks. the broadcast industry, but Tyson adviser, wasn't available constitutional right to fight and touchdown. cornerback Eric Thomas said. This assumption ends at 120 don't know where to start," for comment. However, King we intend to honor that. West Hall, where Bowling said Strukel. "People in our spokesman John Solberg "Certainly it would be better if Green students have the op- organization get an inside released a statement. it didn't happen, but we have to Eortunity to become sports look at how sporting events deal with it. ' roadcasters in their own get on the air — from the "It's unfortunate he was indic- Tyson and King flew into In- right. planning stages to throwing ted. We're confident when all the dianapolis from Cleveland on The Bowling Green Radio on a suit and tie and getting facts are fully developed he'll be Aug. 30 for the boxer to testify be- Sports Organization is hold- up into the booth." found innocent of all charges. fore the investigating panel. They ing an informational meeting "We have a little bit of Mike will continue to train and waited several hours at a down- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE for new members tonight at something for everyone, from prepare to fight Evander Holy- town hotel while Tyson's body- 1990 - 1991 FALCONETTES 9:00 in 203 West HaU. Stu- . See RADIO, page thirteen. field on Nov. 8." guard, Dale Edwards, also of BGSU's PRECISION SKATING TEAM Solberg said Tyson was in Las Cleveland, testified. Karen Aspery Molly MacLachlan Heidi Bevins Carolyn Martin See Vou at the 275 S. Mam Support your Julie Bhaer Mollie Monahan ».». Merchant's foir BOWLING GPEFN Laura Bockwich Katie Moose favorite Honiiynn Bradshaw Christine Myers FALCON TEAM! Andrea Clements Ann Parshall ratHyim 353-306O Kathleen Eckert Tara Rainson Terrie Gladwish Jill Rowe • Stop by the Procure Booth & register for a Christy Greenleal Leslie Schindler drawing for a set of tires. 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wmmm—m TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1991 The BG News PACE THUvXiiN Golf team happy Edberg prevails with second place against Courier by Matt Fair shot behind the first day leader by Hal Bock «poris writer Carrie Kotoshirodo from Purdue. AP sports writer shot." he said. "No, actually After the first day BG was ahead that was one of the best vol- in team competition by four The golf team came home leys I had in the whole strokes. NEW YORK - Midway match." happy late Sunday night. A sec- In the second day of action BG ond place finish in the Michigan through his U.S. Open cham- And then he remembered faltered a little bit with Balmer pionship match against Ste- another. Invitational. The only team that shooting a 91 and two other bettered them was the host Wol- fan Edberg, Jim Courier was average rounds coming from down a set and on his way to verines. BG finished with a team Jennifer Girdlestone (84) and "I hit a smash on one of the score of 1007 only fifteen strokes losing another when he hit break points and how I got Ann Alexander (89). BG fell one of those shots tennis behind the team champs. behind, but was not discouraged. that one back I'll never un- They did,[ players dream about. derstand because I had just "We got great final rounds "I really clocked a return however, beat from Alexander and Girdles- got my racket up and it just two very nota- right at his feet and he hit this ended up being a winner." tone," Nye said. "The whole volley," Courier said. "He hit ble programs - team never lost their focus in the Edberg left the 21-year-old Purdue and No- it right at the'T. 'The ball just Courier very few options. He final round, they just kept playing bounced in the corner and tre Dame - who their game." Sinned him at the baseline, placed third spun away from me. It was eat him to the net, admin- BG stormed back in the final one of those shots that you see and fourth re- day of play and regained their istered a thorough thrashing spectively. on the tapes that Laver made to a player who had not composure. Girdlestone and 20 years ago. Not too many "I was very Alexander both fired a 78. dropped a set in this tourna- happy with the players are going to make ment until Sunday. Girdlestone fell three strokes that shot against me." results of this short of playing in a sudden death past weekend," head coach Greg After one dazzling Edberg playoff with three others for the Edberg, though, would return, Courier looked at a Nye explained. "I was enthused individual championship. make shots like that all day in that every player posted a good Amy Summers of Ferris State fan in the crowd at the round sometime during the a 6-2, 6-4, 6-0 romp that was National Tennis Center, per- won that playoff on the first hole. close to flawless. Later, he haps hoping for a suggestion, weekend." Girdlestone ended up finishing all recalled the return that had The weather was favorable for alone in 5th place, Alexander s 77 some help, anything. excellent golf on the par 76 left Courier flabbergasted. The man merely shrugged. moved her up into a tie for 8th and "That was a nice little course. BG s Sue Balmer fired a Balmer finished all alone in 13th. He had no answers, either. 78 to tie for second on the leaderboard and was only one IlllllllllUn ■■■■■■■■■■■■■I rtmn RADIO The BG Party Bar . Continued from page twe- lve. Proudly Presents the on-air broadcast to in- studio production to under- writing with local mer- chants," Phillips said. "There's a great deal of work 19 and over TUESDAY I Oth to be done every week, but the snrm satisfaction of the end prod- uct makes it all well worth it." Any questions about to- night's meeting can be an- swered by a member of the BGNnre/Robweaief sports staff at 120 West Hall Jennifer Girdlestone chips onto the green at practice. Girdlestone, or by calling the WBGU stu- who finished eighth with a score of 78, helped the team receive runner- dio at 372-2826. up honors at the Michigan Invitational. RUSH SIGMA CHI

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LAQA Resource/INFO Line Is • ZBT ' ZBT ' Z8T ' Z1T " YOUNG LIFE FREE TRAVEL Air couriers ana CrmMshrps open as of Monday the Bth Students, Faculty, and Stall: CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Don't miss the If you are interested in a High School Christian Students also needed Christmas. Spring, and 352 LAQA (352-5242) Congratulations BG MERCHANTS FAIR Ministry please contact Mike and Adam al Summer (or Amusement Park employment Can LAQA INFO Line open Greg Slmson Tuesday. Sept. 10 372-5053 or Kristen and Fay at 372 5560 [8051 682-7555 E«l F 1658 M-W-F 7pm 10pm ZBT's Brother ol the Week 11 a.m.-7 p.m. ZBT * ZBT * ZBT * ZBT HAVE FUN! Grand Ballroom. Union if you left a copy of a ZBT publication in The GET JOURNALISM EXPERIENCEI ATTENTION ALL MAJORS •ZBT " ZBT • ZBT • ZBT • Open your eye*! 75 local merchants BG News pieete call John at 99M. We don't Volunteer reporters and photographers To Women's Health Issues bringing YOU great buys. 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' 1 Bedroom Furnished OZ DTD DZ DTO DZ DTD DZ The monthly newspaper published for sororities •Z8T- KKQ •ZBT-KKO- • 1 Bedroom Unfurnished The Sisters ot Delta Zeta would hke to congratu- PSE "PSE "PSE "PSE and fraternities on campus, needs Advertising * Furnished Efficiency late Barb Grolh on her lavaliermg to Chris Stor ■ Sales Representatives for the 1991 92 School Get prepared ZBT KKQ ATTENTION Cal John Newiove Reel Estate man PI SIGMA EPSILON Year II your career path has you heeded 354-2260orstopby GREEK OLYMPIAD is OZ DTD OZ DTD DZ DTD DZ toward sales marketing, communications, pub- coming in 4 days There will be a mandatory meeting tor all 319 E Wooster members on Tuesday Sept. 10th at 9:00 pm. lic relations, etc . this is an opportunity for you (Across Irom Taco BeM) DZ FIJI DZ FIJI to gam practical experience Being a "Greek" is • KKQ • ZBT • KKQ • ZBI ■ Meet on the 2nd floor lounge of the BA Build- The Sisters of Delta Zeta would like to congratu- ing. 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