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NEWS IN BRIEF MS»*S»«WW6ft»»»X«*« Rally protests cuts Measles multiply Because of reported cases of in education funding measles in Indiana, Dr. Janice Uoyd, director of Health Services here, is advising students to check their medical records of immuniza- tions. Chris Bmah in India," Schroeder said. "That pol- •We've been in contact with the reporter icy in cutting back education is wrong Ohio Department of Health, and and I think it needs to be changed" they're setting the priorities as to who should be reimmunized," The second national gathering of Uoyd said, but added that there people opposed to budget cuts in edu- Rep. Robert Edgar, D-Pa.. said the have been no cases yet diagnosed cation rallied at the Capitol Monday. old GI Bill provided that with every in Bowling Green or in Ohio. Rally-goers also expressed strong dollar spent on education, the govern- However, she said it would be opposition to the Solomon Amend- ment got back $3 or *4. The federal helpful for Health Services to know ment, a measure passed by Congress government plans to cut education in who may need reimmunization. last fall. order to spend f 1.6 trillion on defense Uoyd suggested students check in the next five years, he said. with their dwtors to find out if they The Solomon Amendment states were immunized for measles 1963 male college students cannot receive John Lynch, Boston, said be came financial aid unless they show proof with 20 other students from Harvard or later with the attenuated mea- they have registered for the draft. sles vaccine, and after the age of to meet with representatives to disap- one. prove of education budget cuts. If they were not vaccinated, she Congresswoman Pat Schroeder, D- advises they find out if they were Colo., told ralliers the Reagan admin- "I need financial aid and if they cut diagnosed as having measles by a istration may be old and ineducable, it, I can't go to school," he said. physician. but the students are not If students have had measles or "I CAME to make my presence the attenuated measle vaccine af- "We aren't going to let a B-grade felt," David Weinstein, Westbury, ter the age of one, she said, they president and a B-grade Congress Long Island, said. He said he came will not need further immuniza- make this into a B-grade country," with 350 students to try to delay the tion. However, if they have had Schroeder said. Solomon Amendment neither, Uoyd requests students Mike DeMartino, a student at Sto- "People have a right to education. come in to the health center and nybrook State University in Long It's not fair to students who don't get leave their name on a list for re- Island, N.Y.. said that university aid because of the Solomon Amend- immunization. hiked its fees by $400 since last year in ment," he said. response to the Reagan budget cuts in BG News Photos/Jerry Cattaneo education. Room and board fees in- Because students who don't register Weather Milers creased $150, he said. for the draft wont get financial aid, Snow flurries likely today and to- students are guilty without due proc- night with a high of 35. Low tonight "THE NATIONAL Freeze Lobby ess, Julie Stewart, Oak Park, El., 20. ROTC cadet Samura Banks, sophomore journalism major, and a ROTC cadet from Ohio Northern Day (for nuclear arms) is tomorrow said. Inside University finish a mile and one-half aerobics test that each cadet must run once every semester. Finishing (Tuesday). I think the rally (against the test within the alotted time, 12 minutes for men and 14 minutes for women, qualifies the cadets for education cuts) and the freeze lobby Students who don't register auto- • Fats Miller's music review - page the Air Force summer field training program. On the steps of Memorial Hall is cadet 1st Lt. Todd Main, are tied together, and I think it's matically incriminate themselves 3. junior enviromentai policy and anaylsis major, with a stop watch to time the runners as they finish and cadet appropriate the two are being held when they apply for aid, she said. "I • "Walt" discusses sports fans' Capt. Sam Beloff. Soviet studies major, recording the runners' times. close together," he said. hope it (the amendment) will be ap- weekend problem - page 9. "There are more sacred cows in pealed. I came to tell the senators to that (Reagan) budget than there are kill the Solomon Amendment." Congress studies EPA Reagan to block freeze WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan clear warheads, missiles and other 1960s are 'approaching obsolescence administration took the offensive yes- delivery systems." and inoperability." Chief resigns agency post terday against a nuclear weapons freeze plan headed for a House vote RICHARD BURT, assistant secre- Their testimony came as the Penta- WASHINGTON (AP) - President releasing to Congress documents it charges that it had been mishandled next week, charging the measure tary of state for European affairs, gon released a 107-page study detail- Reagan accepted the resignation of bad refused to turn over earlier in and manipulated for political reasons. would "delight the Soviets" and in- told a House Armed Services subcom- ing the "relentless" growth of Soviet Anne McGill Burford as chief of the congressional investigations of the Burford, Anne Gorsuch before her crease the danger of war. mittee the resolution would undercut military power. embattled Environmental Protection agency. marriage Feb. 20 to Robert Burford, House Minority Leader Robert arms control negotiations with Mos- Senate Majority Leader Howard Agency late yesterday, saying her After that announcement of the was cited for contempt of Congress Michel, R-ni., said he told Reagan the cow. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., said he thinks departure was "an occasion of sorrow release of documents, chief presi- last Dec. 16 after she refused, under Democratic-controlled House is likely Burt added that "a freeze would some form of nuclear freeze or arms for us all." dential spokesman Larry Speakes orders from the president, to provide to pass the resolution, endorsed Tues- undermine our capacity to defend reduction measure will be adopted by Moments earlier, the White House was asked whether Reagan still has a House subcommittee with docu- day by the House Foreign Affairs Europe and it would inspire doubts Congress this year. decided to supply Congress with all full confidence in the administrator of ments on the superfund. Committee on a 27-0 vote. among European leaders about our disputed EPA documents sought in the EPA and he replied: "Let's wait "Obviously, he (Reagan) didn't like the investigation of the agency. and see." Reagan claimed executive priv- resolve to do so. As such, it would "I suspect something will pass," it," Michel commented to reporters. have the most deleterious effect on Baker said, adding that be believes "I just finished talking to Anne a ilege and the Justice Department The White House said Reagan the underpinnings of the (NATO) alli- minute ago," Freda Poundstone, a REAGAN HAD expressed confi- filed suit on Burford's behalf to block the proposal with the best chance is dence in the administrator as recently the contempt citation, but lost in might not be swayed by passage of a ance." one sponsored by Sens. William Co- close friend of Burford, said. "She freeze resolution. Pentagon official Richard Perle hen, R-Maine, and Sam Nunn, D-Ga. said she had submitted her resigna- as Saturday. court. The resolution calls upon the ad- tion to the president." Burford's resignation follows three But that was only the opening gun. testified, "a freeze would delight the The Cohen-Nunn plan calls for a 2- Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., chairing ministration to use the START (strat- Soviets. for-1 nuclear "builddown," under Burford quit because she "felt her months of turbulent relations between egic arms reduction talks) for the Perle, assistant secretary of de- which the United States and Soviet resignation was in the best interests the EPA, Congress, the Justice De- one of six congressional committees purposes of "pursuing a complete halt fense for international security pol- Union would agree to scrap two older of the EPA and in the president's partment and the White House. investigating the EPA, said in recent to the nuclear arms race" and "decid- icy, argued that a freeze would enable interest," Poundstone said. At the heart of the matter was the days that his panel had heard "spe- nuclear warheads for every new war- cific information of criminal conduct ing when and how to achieve a mutual the Soviets to retain their relatively head deployed on modernized weap- The announcement came shortly EPA's $1.6 billion superfund to clean verifiable freeze on testing, produc- new arsenal while U.S. strategic ons systems such as the American after the White House said it was up hazardous waste dump sites and and other wrongdoing" at the EPA. tion and further deployment of nu- weapons dating back to the 1950s and MX missile. Image of bodybuilding changes by Karen Sandstrom training. But I guess my ultimate goal reference. people freeze the first time." news editor is to get to a state contest," John "I've found my niche in life," Green Once they're out there, though, the Adgate, senior sports studies man- says, and adds he aspires to owning a judges will be looking for muscular- After the sneers have been silenced, agement major, says. Adgate says gym of his own one day. ity, symmetry, body shape, definition the sport of body-building is allowed body-building to him is just another Sophomore construction technology and presentation, according to Kish- to separate itself from myth like yolk off-shoot of his Interest in sports, but ma Jor Scott Healy says the contest for baugh. from eggwhite. agrees it can become obsessive for him is definitely a "one shot deal" Kishbaugh says because of the na- "People (body-builders) are just some. ture of the way contestants win be now starting to eat well-balanced "There are guys, out in California, "ITU UP here (at the University) to studied, they need to be spending time diets," senior nutrition major Gary especially... who leave their fami- study. When I came to college, I knew in front of the mirrors these days-but Kishbaugh says. lies for it. It's just one of those I had to do something physical." not to adore themselves. " Before, it was if you're an Arnold things," he says. Healy says, explaining his interest in (Schwarzenneger) fan, you're going The line between devotion and ob- the sport "People think they stand in front of to eat like Arnold, train like Ar- session in body building seems to be "You know, you go through phases a mirror saying 'don't I look great,' nold. .. some of the fallacies are un- fussy for some. The regimen, which when you lift. You'llgo maybe a half a but you have to go through your believable." includes about 12-16 hours a week of year, and then you'll get really tired strong points and weak points." Kishbaugh is emcee and director of lifting, another 6-6 of posing practice of it" he adds. Healy says although For instance, he adds, ". . .a weak- the first annual Mr. BGSU physique and a diet consisting mostly of tuna he's looking forward to the contest ness can be a big chest and big arms, contest this Saturday, ana agrees, fish and salads, sometimes makes it he's looking forward to a huge meal if one side is out of balance with the along with some contestants, that hard for them to forget the sport when afterward, and then a month off from other." body-building has had a somewhat they're not actually lifting weights. the sport tarnished reputation in the past Branigan says he hasn't been out on But before the men can rest they So Kishbaugh has been giving pos- The 10 men entered in the contest a weekend for several weeks now have three judges (a gym owner from ing pointers to some of the contes- also are contending with the myth of because of the diet he must stick to. Toledo and two national body-building tants. But when they approach the the body-builder as an egomaniac. title holders) and a set of posing and judges with trunks and oiled muscles, Efforts, according to some, include "YOU DONT want to inflict the compulsory routines to face. And all the contestants, all of whom work out not telling friends they're in the con- grouchiness on your friends," he agree that while the cmawitHlon may hi the BGSU Weight Club, will be on test and keeping a close rein on lots of be decent there is a lot to be said their own. The men now are in sort of the fine- about showmanship, and who ends up Branigan calls the contest itself a ! think it (the contest) tuning process before the contest with the trophies. "friendly competition," but others is just going to be a bunch of brutes up This requires them to get their per- "The best or the biggest might not who work out in the basement of mere on stage flaunting their bodies," centage of body fat down to about necessarily win, because a lot of it Is Eppter South say as the contest draws senior Terry Branigan, says. "It's not three or four. So Branigan is cutting showing your strong and hiding your nearer, rivalry tension can be felt like that" down to three cans of water-packed weak points," Green says, ana adds more strongly. tuna each day. After the contest, his experience in past contests might FOR MOOT of the competitors the though, Branigan wants to stay in help nun in this department. "Let's put it this way," Healy says. contest is the place where they can shape but quit the building process. Branigan says although the posing "You don't lose 15 or 20 pounds not to display the work of a few years, Just "I'm graduating (in May), and is "the fun part" he thinks the worst Xyou'U do well." as basketball pUyers practice for the want to be able to go out and get a job. of it will be getting up in front of the despite the self-diadpune, the "big game." People still associate (body building) audience for the first time. men are quick to dismiss assertions BQ News Photo For some, it's a place to gain expe- with being dumb." that they are being martyrs. rience for future contests and ca- Chris Green, also a senior sports "ITS GOING to be kind of embar- "That's stupid, " Branigan says, Thomas Stutz studies management major, says be rassing going out there in those little "We wouldn't do it if we didn't enjoy "My goal is Just to stay with weight wants to use the experience for future hunks in front of 300 people. Some lt" wm ■»

2 Tkc BQ Mm/March 10, 1M3 ^"V THE BG NEWS Dioxin clean-up ignores 'Nam Why Times Beach and not Viet- Daschle, D-S.D., told the House of of dioxin were put down over perhaps substance after it had seeped into the OPINION nam? When a veteran asked why the Representatives recently: "If this 5,000 acres in Missouri while 366 ground. government bought out a town in government is willing to accept re- pounds of dioxin were sprayed over -Dioxin is biodegradable - neutral- Vol. 65 March 10, 1983 Issue 91 Missouri that was exposed to dioxin sponsibility for Times Beach, it has three million acres of Vietnam. ized by sunlight Young estimates even more of a responsibility to pro- The ma tor makes five distinctions that 96 percent of the dioxin sprayed vide compensatory relief to Individu- between Missouri and Vietnam: in Vietnam Modegraded. But in Mis- m!f?^^^^m^^^mm^^m^Mm^^ als it was directly responsible for -In Vietnam, he says, herbicides souri, be says, the dioxin seeped into COMMENTARY exposing to the very same chemical in contained an average of two parts of the ground, with less exposure to sun. by Mike Felnsllber Vietnam." dioxin per million while the worst Lewis MUford, a lawyer with the !v"!""VVv!V"!"! !■!•!•!■!• ""V!-"!-!-!-!vWv" !"•!•!•!•!• He has authored a bill, introduced sample of soil in Missouri contained Vietnam Veterans Law Center at Constituents snubbed Tuesday in tiie House, to compensate 340 parts per million. American University, disputes but wont compensate veterans ex- veterans for disabilities resulting -Soil taken from sprayed areas in Young's calculations. posed to the same substance in Viet- from some diseases associated with Missouri would contain 20,000 times "EPA presumably thought that di- nam, Air Force Major Ahrin Young dioxin. more dioxin than the same amount of oxin levels at Times Beach were a by Congressman Latta was ready. Since the war's end, more than 100,- soil dug up in Vietnam. danger to human health," Mllford He flashed onto a screen a slide 000 veterans have taken a special VA -Most GIs spent only a year in says. "The dioxin levels there were at r\n Monday and Tuesday supporters of the Nuclear showing an orange and an apple. medical examination out of suspicion Vietnam. People who have lived in least one part per billion; in Vietnam, V-fFreeze from every state in the Union gathered in His point was that the degree of that Agent Orange exposure has af- Times Beach since the spraying oc- veterans were exposed to Agent exposure was so much greater in fected their health. And 16,564 veter- curred have had 11 years of exposure. Orange with concentrations of be- Washington. They were there to talk to their representa- Times Beach, Mo., than in Vietnam ans, many of them suffering from -In Missouri, dioxuvcontaminated tween one and 20 parts per million. tives about the Nuclear Freeze resolution on which the that comparing the two situations was diseases they cannot otherwise ex- waste oil was sprayed on roads to "The VA continues to ignore rele- like comparing, well, apples and plain, have filed for disability com- control dust. In Vietnam, herbicides vant evidence but never explains how house is expected to vote next week. oranges. pensation. containing dioxin were sprayed much evidence would be enough to All of those who gathered shared the belief that For years, the Veterans Adminis- The VA has rejected the claims, mostly on heavily canopied forests award compensation to Vietnam vet- stopping the Nuclear Arms Race is the most important tration has dismissed veterans' explaining that no link has been estab- with 94 percent of the herbicide, by erans who have been exposed to claims that dioxin in the herbicides lished between the herbicide and any Young's estimate, intercepted before Agent Orange and whose health prob- issue facing the world today. They all knew that nuclear sprayed in Vietnam damaged their disease veterans are suffering. it reached the ground. Some service- lems are related to exposure,' he war is not survivable and were seeking to eliminate the health. So the VA was put on the spot Dioxin is an impurity in Agent men involved in the spraying pro- said. "This is no more than a position threat of armaggedon. when another agency of government Orange which is a mixture of the gram became saturated with the taken for political rather than scien- moved so fast after dioxin was found herbicides 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T. herbicides; some ground troops were tific reasons." Fourteen of those gathered were from Ohio Congres- in Times Beach, population 2,400. Young puts the difference between also sprayed, accidentally; but most sional Distict 5, of which Bowling Green is a part. Young, an environmental specialist Times Beach and Vietnam this way: who came into contact with dioxin, Mike Feinsilber Is a columnist for on loan to the VA, has collected a pile He calculates that maybe 300 pounds Young says, were exposed to the tlie Associated Press. Together they visited the office of Congressman Delbert of data intended to prove that herbi- Latta who has represented District 5 for 28 years. They cides sprayed in Vietnam were not the culprit, but his data hasn't persuaded sought to talk with the congressman about his opposi- the veterans. tion to the Freeze resolution, to listen to his reasoning The issue won't go away. Other and to present valid arguments in defense of the Freeze. veterans keep asking the question that Hugh Walkup of Seattle raised at They were met by a condescending politician who has a meeting of the VA's Advisory Com- grown so comforatable in his office that he no longer mittee on Herbicides: Why Times Beach and not Vietnam? cares about the concerns of his constituents. The Centers for Disease Control The first sign of Latta's attitude toward the delegation decided that one part per billion of came when he was presented with a packet containing dioxin was enough to be a health risk. The concentration of dioxin in Viet- proxy forms from citizens who were not able to make nam was much heavier. The VA says the trip but wanted the congressman to know the it was an average of two parts per million in Agent Orange - the herbi- delegation was representing their views. Latta never cide sprayed on Jungle growth in even glanced at the proxies, instead concerned himself Vietnam. Between 1965 and 1971, 11 million gallons of Agent Orange were with making sure the presentation was properly re- sprayed in Vietnam. corded on film. He suggested the best angle for a shot in Nonetheless, Young argues that his office and made sure anyone who wanted a picture Vietnam veterans are at less risk than the people of Times Beach. And he with his congressman was obliged. says he doubts that either group is at After the photo session, he sat behind his desk and much risk at all. proceeded to treat his constituents in the most conde- Young says the Missouri residents were exposed far longer to far heavier scending manner possible. He repeatedly told the dele- concentrations of dioxin "and hence gation that they were not priwy to the same the possibility of getting a dose in the body that could have an adverse ef- information he was and that they could not possibly fect is greater in Times Beach than in make a rational decision on the nuclear freeze issue. Vietnam - far greater." He insisted that the Soviet Union is way ahead of the Not everyone agrees. Rep. Thomas United States in the nuclear arms race. The delegation could not possibly understand this, he said, because of their limited access to information. However, the dele- FDR could teach Reagan a thing or two gation felt the congressional testimony of CIA director On March 4,1933, Franklin Roose- paradigm president whom we use as a needed the intervention of govern- with Hitler's true design and as a war William Colby and Defense Secretary Casper Wien- velt was sworn in as president, deliv- touchstone for all the others. The fact ment to help them restructure their leader he proved magnificent ered his great First Inaugural and that he had to cope with a Great lives. A Ronald Reagan who often berger contradicted his assertions. Both of these men launched the Hundred Days. Fifty Depression and a two-front world war quotes FDR will ignore this caring -The last decisions. FDR had to run said they would never trade our nuclear arsenal for its makes this model role an inevitable Roosevelt at his peril. for a third term in 1(40 and was in fact Soviet' counterpart. one. - Dealing with isolationism. FDR's indispensable. But by 1944 he was too -His testings and maturing. Roose- foreign policy during his first two sick and exhausted to function well. We doubt Latta would ever want such a trade either. COMMENTARY velt's crucial testing came with his terms lacked courage and was pretty His last decsions were blunders. He is like the child who screams because his sister has a by Max Lerner polio experience, when he learned dreary. He was over-scared of the That goes for the failure to save how to deal with his own fear and isolationist feeling among Americans, Jews from the death camps or open bigger piece of cake, yet throws a tantrum when the anguish, and achieved the mature but in fact, he shared some of it. After the doors to refugees. It goes also for pieces are switched. years later we have the chance to ask self-confident experimentalism that calling for a "quarantine" of the the military and political decisions Latta is like a child in other ways also. He is like the what we can learn from his crises made him a great leader for a nation fascist dictators in his 1937 Chicago that in effect handed Eastern Europe which will help us in ours today. caught in fear and anguish. Miller speech he pulled back timidly al- over to the Soviets. He underesti- child who firmly clamps his hands over his ears when American readers are lucky to have believes FDR could have become the though the response was pretty favor- mated Stalin as he had underesti- someone says something he does not agree with. During a new single-volume life, "FDR: An president he was, even without this able. He told friends he had to mated Hitler. his meeting with the freeze delegation he became upset Intimate History," by Nathan Miller experience. I doubt it. "educate American opinion" but the -Thepostwar paradox. FDR let his (Doubleday) which is up to date, -The Roosevelt mix. It has often fact is that the cruel march of events hopes for peace run away with his that they wanted to discuss the issue and finally asked compact, rich in colorful detail, fair in been noted that FDR combined Ma- finally had to educate FDR himself. realism. Bent on a partnership with one member, "did you come here to teach me or to Judgment. It leaves no doubt about chiavelli's classic elements of the lion He grossly underestimated Hitler's the Russians in the UN he made FDR's complexity as a man and and the fox. But there was another ruthlessness. When Chamberlain reckless concessions to them before listen to my views." greatness as a president. And it Roosevelt mix - that of hard-headed- went to Munich, FDR sent him a the war was over and thus crippled We feel Congressman Latta has been in Washington evokes some reflections on the ness and concern. He had little ten- heartening message, "Good man." the postwar world in the very act of so long that he has forgotten why he is there. Perhaps he shadow FDR cast der-mindedness in him, and knew He later said he was "not a bit unset" invoking it. That was his fateful post- -A paradigm president Roosevelt about the realities of power. But he about Munich's results. All in all, the war paradox. needs to be reminded he is in office by the sufferance of has emerged, at the hands of all his also cared about the blasted lives of gulf between FDR's perception of his constituents and representation of these continents biographers - Friedel, Schlesinger, people who were hit by Joblessness, appeasement and Churchill's was Max Lemer is a columnist for the is his sole duty. Individuals do not go to the trouble of Burnes, Tugwell, Alsop, Miller - as a foreclosures and bankruptcies, and shocking. He eventually caught up Los Angeles Times Syndicate. traveling to Washington so that they may hear the views of their representatives. They go there to tell the representatives how they feel. LETTERS ■l-:*x-: :v:-:..y.:.%j.vW-VW-V!^ the Israeli government." I am reas- eradication of the Palestinian people. Lastly, I defend the positions of Congressman Latta's attitude toward his constituents Balanced presentation sured by the presence of enough cour- As such, the comparison of Ariel Richie Alien and Daniel Ayalon, and was shocking and offensive. He was obviously ignorant must begin at home Se and moral responsibility within Sharon to the Bucber of Lyons is the BG News' right and responsibility in the area of strategic arms control. He had no desire to > Israeli populace to at least call for inappropriate and in no way represen- to report those positions. Those view- an investigation. tative of "a more balanced presenta- points represent student opinion, not learn about the issue, and adhered strictly to the EDITOR'S NOTE: This letter was As for the investigation, Ariel Sha- tion." propaganda. And as such, those opin- Republican party line as dictated by the puppeteers in originally printed yesterday. How- ron was not the only victim Several Further, "Butcher of Beirut" "hor- ions must be reported to attain the ever, the italicized portion of the other high-ranking Israeli army offi- rendous crimes against humanity," balance Professor Chittle finds lack- the White House. letter was accidentally omitted. As cers were dismissed as a result of tly> and "recent and current atrocities" ing. Personally, I found the articles When a representative begins to dance to the strings this omition altered the nature of the commission's findings. Further, are not exactly exemplary of the tone "harmless" human interest stories. of a puppeteer other than his constituents it is time to letter considerably, we are reprinting while I find Menachem Begin a very and language inherent to any bal- I am neither pro-Zionist nor pro- the letter. We apologize for the er- dangerous individual, both for Israel anced viewpoint While the events in Palestinian, though I have suffered get a new puppet. We will do everything in our power to ror. and the cause of peace in the Middle Lebanon can never be excused nor both labels. Rather, like Professor insure this is exactly what happens during the next East, he did allow the publication of a explained away by any report, one Chittle, I am a proponent of balanced elections. In response to Professor Charles report that found him personally "ir- must be careful not to compound a presentations. Bat, I also believe that Chittk's letter of March 3,1 must say responsible." While some may argue situation, already fraught with emo- balance begins with one's own view- that I am in complete agreement with that the report was a "cover-up" and tionalism, with the harshness of per- point. his call for a "more balanced presen- while I personally would have liked to sonal indignation. Such judgment THE BO NEWS tation" with regard to Israel and the have seen Begin's resignation, the only leads to the hardening of oppos- ■ob Rook Palestinians. Nevertheless, I find his report does not appear to be the work ing positions which in no way benefits Dopt. of History locky irochl Copy EdHor Vlckl Rolnnart views and manner of expression dis- of a government dedicated to the either side in this issue. .Julio Thornton AMI. Copy IdHor Joo Oray turbing and ultimately counterpro- by Bates and Moore AMI. Managing EdHor Morcla Sloan AMI. Copy EdHor UrnodaW lodnor ductive to the very cause be Jasper advances. Now* Editor Koran SonoWlrom Vporti Editor KoHh WoHhor PUBLIC TVS FESTMU- 'tl taHorM Sailor Mchord t. fork AMI. Spooi EdHor ...Tom Hltok Like Professor Chittle, I am both- OR.HOU MAY NOT KNOW I THINK I SOUNDS UKE ered by Israel. Palestinian policies. COMTlNueS DURING THIS FOR EXAMPLE, IF TOO KNOW WVo tonor Androo Sponcar Photo Editor Jorry Cattanao BREAK, WITH SOME MOPE SOMEONE WHO'S JUST WAD ITHAT IOU CAN INCLUDE A LIKED THE TmSONEGCTS Footuro IdHor Nancy Sooch AMI Photo Editor Patrick Sondor But, lam alao bothered by the bom- SUGGESTIONS ON HOW A BAB/, WHY NOT PUED3E PLEDGE. IN VOUR WILLS QUIET-CAM- VOUCOMNG bardment of Israeli settlements in the YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IN THE HEWBORN'S NAME? HOWB/ER \t>U DO IT, PAIGN BETTER. AMDOONG... tfc. to Mm h >OkM «■> Tim** On** M*. fen* ft. _o*Mc — m4 —»* *.»* •» ~—» ~~~ Northern Galilee. Also, I am deeply TO THIS STATION... PLEASE CONTRIBUTE! »,«ifc»<imnl|iiilli.*ill~»l-»l»l»»|. disturbed by the events in the Sabra 0,1 II I .. »■■■■< hr III! UN * M I-ITIM—> rilWel Ifct nm * IS. K MM. \ Wo tO W— md U Om O*—« Mil* UW.iiM, mt •QWl IQM "t mijllliil m4 4m ntt ailiimlMH t, hMnf and ShatUya refugee camps. Bat I A-V am equally disturbed that while the tiMlomi^a—HHwiint ini«in»mm i»on UMi|.lit«n»ih.i«<»iili.»^.iln».».« W Israeli leadership is being con-, •■ffrioMIMahrrhiWNm ««p,nm< damned, the actual perpetrators of HUMriW, Hal the massacres, Christian Phalang- t,Jfc|aw twt Uutomn*) ists, still roam freely about the Leb- l...»,,0-~- OH*OMB n**: (*tf> tn not anese countryside. And, while I am IWr ■«.». »»».■» «»■<■, »l||l|Mll«p, disappointed that Ariel Sharon is al- lowed to remain In the Israeli cabinet and therefore "an integral member of •

The BO Newt/March 10, 1983 3 Sound & Vision 'War' on target; 'Guts of Love', other LPs notable cally and musically, shaped many tracks on the basic sound than the cine- land Jeffreys rejecting the freys' voice has never on synthesizers from be- non-electronic percussion - hy Fata Millet reflect understanding well band's first two LPs, War matic approach heard on rock-oriented pretensions sounded better, and ac- coming overly unwieldy, Currie's xylophone and beyond their years. War is finds him more subtly their previous records (es- of his last studio LP, Es- companiment by some of and to help transcend the Leeway's congas. This is a U2- War (Island) no mere collection of ob- dominating, adding some pecially October), an ap- cape Artist, a near com- New York's best (David music's appeal from the Sto the mura-dimensio- Just two years ago U2's servations about interna- haunting piano to "New propriate approach for this mercial breakthrough, and Sanborn, G.E. Smith, Tony confines of clubs to home feeling of the LP. brilliant debut album, Boy, tional politics or Year's Day," and melan- record. honing in on more natural Levin. Larry Fast) give turntables. Heaven 17 is a splinter provocatively captured the revolutionary diatribe, cholic acoustic guitar on My only disappointment musical turf. flexible support to the The trio of Thompson group from the original ipirit and emotions of post- though, surpassing today's several songs, most nota- with War is its lack of a Jeffreys, a long time range of musical styles Twins, remnants of an ear- Human League, and musi- adolescence. The LP's mu- level of fashionable com- bly the stirring ballad, knockout punch - one song, critic's favorite, has gener- here. lier incarnation of the band cal similarities remain. sical deftness, originality bat rock. Rather, it's an "Drowning Man.''. The without straying from the ated more widespread pop- (none of whom are named This domestic debut is and sense of urgency dis- optimistic look at the hu- Edge wields sustained sin- LP's theme, which would ularity in Europe than In THOMPSON TWINS - Side Thompson), provide more composed mostly of songs tinguished it as among the man spirit - in resisting, gle notes in places which expose U2 to a larger audi- the New York native's Kick! (Arista) than enough character and from their British LP, best of 1981, and branded accomodating and ' over- act as sirens and screams. ence (imagine Tommy homeland. It's ironic that HEAVEN 17 (Arista) musicality to augment Penthouse And Pavement, 112 as a rock band with a coming the perils of social An electric violin player without "Pinball Wiz- the highlights of Guts For their hypnotic pusles - it's «lus two new tracks, "Who bright future. At that time and psychological strife. provides similar wails on ard"). Where Boy featured Love, ballads and ramaa, From the scores of beat- a righteous mix of high- Nil Stop The Rain" and youth was a natural state V2 s lyrical vision and ''Sunday Bloody Sunday." "I Will Follow" and Octo- will likely prevent his un- obsessed pop groups that tech ambience and human "Let Me Go." of mind to draw from as content places tremendous Ironically, War is more ber offered the celebratory derappreciated domestic have emerged from Great distinction. Torn Bailey's Heaven 17's forte is their the quartet's oldest mem- demands on the band musi- tense than their previous "Gloria," War's strongest status from improving sig- Britain in the last two expressive voice and the combination of catchy ber was only 20. cally, and indeed War is efforts, without being as radio rocker, "New Year's nificantly. Sears it seems as if Her Thompsons' memorable songs with a fluid beat, as It's quite an undertaking their most sonically adven- loud or fast The unre- Day," is too complex, There are a few uptempo tajesty's stages have songs are the band's exemplified by "(We Don't now in which U2 devotes turous to date. Lead vocal- strained fury of October's moody and drawn out to tracks here ("Real Man," been converted into dance strongest assets. The re- Need This) Fascist Groove the entirety of their third ist Bono Hewson's voice "Rejoice" Is unmatched become a national hit. "Shout"), but the heartfelt floors. sults are immediate and Thing." A potpourri of vo- album to the weighty topic continues to be the band's here, yet It is felt rather It's possible I'll be pro- sincerity of "Surrender," Both the Thompson rewarding as the LP's first cal and musical embellish- of war-political, social and signature, and his versatil- than heard directly. Larry ven wrong on that point. "Rebel Love" and the Twins and Heaven 17 have three tracks, "Love On ments, including brass, emotional conflict. But as ity and passionate convic- Mullin's drumming plays a Either way, U2 is emerg- beautiful title track (even been at the stylistic and Your Side," "Tears" and guitars and guitar synthe- natives of Dublin, Ireland tion make quick and major role, structuring up- ing as one of the most Lionel Richie could take commercial vanguard of "Lies" continue in the vein sizers, help keep things (where they live and re- lasting bonds with the lis- beat marches as well as important bands of the lessons from this one) are dance music in England of their successful R&B- interesting. cord), their proximity to tener. tom-tom laden proc- '80s, not needing to make much more poignant and since 1981, though Side tinged single, "In The But Heaven 17's trump constant bloodshed just to Their other primary essions. Bassist Adam any concessions to popular endearing. His political Kicks and Heaven 17 mark Name Of Love." card is undoubtedly the the north lends credibility weapon continues to be Clayton adds cohesion to taste. conscience is well-dis- their first full length discs The nucleus of Bailey, synthesizer versatility and to their tackling of the sub- "The Edge" Evans, the the complexity of instru- played on the latin-tinged released in America. Both Alannah Currie and Joe expertise of ex-Leaguers ject to begin with. most potent rock guitarist mental interaction lament, "El Salvador." A bands demonstrate a flair Leeway play a variety of Ian Craig Marsh and Mar- More importantly, their to emerge since Edward throughout. GARLAND JEFFREYS - fine cover of the R4B clas- for evocative musical ex- synthesizers and percus- tyn Ware, who fabricate keen insight and ability to Van Halen. But whereas Producer Steve Lilliw- Guts For Love (Epic) sic, "What Does It Take plorations and varied sion, yet at no point does hypnotic rhythms, sailing express a spectrum of con- The Edge's striking riffs hite is again at the helm (To Win Your Love)" is rhythms. This serves to Side Kicks sound overly melodies, and odd sounds flict-related emotions, lyri- and lead lines fueled and here, employing a more Guts For Love finds Gar- also another standout. Jef- prevent their dependence mechanized, partly due to here and there.

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4 The BG News/March 10. 1983 Races try to impi Director says greek system needs integration

by June Remley "That's going on the prem- tles, according to rr»««iy the black greek prejudices. If members of have to take these people,'" "I DON'T know of that staff reporter ise that white and Mack ApoUonia. black and whtte greek sys- council would come and a fraternity or sorority Skowronek said. being the case here, but it systems exist as two sepa- "Black fraternities origi- tems wffl improve as each hear what was said. Now chapter deckled to exclude "There is a lot of dis- has happened on other More integration is rate systems for the pur- naUy were founded to up learns men about the they're giving input," people of a certain race, crimination on this cam- campuses," ApoUonia needed within toe greek pose of segregation and the race," James William- other, actanMug to Bob Etfeaction could be taken, pus," Burand said. "If we said. system, according to Terry that's not true at all." son, Black Greek Council ocowrones, prNtaem of IFC, the PanbeUenic according to Burand. aU get to know each other, Racism is a difficult is- ApoUonia, assistant direc- The black greek system adviser, said. taterfraternehr CoancU. Coundl and the Buck they cant do that. It's sue to discuss, according to tor of greek life. emphasises cultural In a predominantly THE PftOSLEIf with Greek Council are plan- Bob (Skowronek) and I really hard to ridicule ApoUonia. "To say that our method awareness and community white community such as every organisation_U lack ning programs for bom would be really concerned someone you're friends "I know, in my house, of integration is to abolish service. By joining a tradi- Bowling Green, black cul- of coovoksVycBtion, Scow- whiteandoiackgreek sys- about We'd go to their with," it's hard to get some of the the buck greek system tionally white fraternity or ture Is seldom found. The ronek MkL "Their stu- tems. An "Ebony and houae and talk to them Racial bias does exist guys to seriously discuss and have them Join a white sorority, black or Latino black greek system fills dents are getting a lot Ivory" talent snow was about it," she said. »rrnmg freshman entering the matter in a very intel- greek system is a mis- individuals may fear los- this need, according to Wil- more InvoiTwl m OUT COW" successful on other cam- Further action is not the college environment, lectual or analytical way," take," ApoUonia said. ing their cultural identi- liamson. cfl." puses, according to Beth within the Jurisdiction of according to ApoUonia. he said. "There are those The Interfraternity Burand, president of Pan- greek organisations, Students who come from stupid little racial Jokes, Council recently has beUenic Council. according to Skowronek. predominantly white or which I don't believe elected a representative to ALTHOUGH greek orga- "It's very touchy. black environments may they've actually incorpo- the buck greek coundl, nisations are working to They're an organisation In gravitate toward the group rated into their thinking BLACK STUDENT UNION Nevtn Kaarier, 1FC grad- bridge gaps between the themselves. You can't with which they are most processes. I think they uate adviser, said. two systems, little can be reaUy go in as a eoverning comfortable. Peer pres- really do believe that inte- "Before, at our council done to erase individual body and my 'Hey, you sure or pressure from stu- grating with blacks is not dent leaders may influence something they have to ELECTIONS individuals to avoid pre- deal with. It's not some- dominantly white or black thing they've had to deal •President fraternities. with in their first 18 years. •Vice President of Operations University Courts Now Leasing OFFICE HOURS •Vice President of Business MON-FRI9-5 DEXTER'S • Ombudsperson SAT 9-12 •Executive Secretary •Cose to campus, banks and fast food Dependable maintenance Applications Available: Student Development Ethnic Studies ALL heat, water, and trash pick up paid for SAVE UP TO Deadline: March 14 - The Obsidian Tenant Pays Electric Only Black Student Union Office Summer Rates Available $ Rental Office located in Amherst Village 2.00 BSU Striving For U Behind Wendy's PRESENT THIS COUPON FOR 50'OFF ANY DEXTER'S SUB I NOTHING TO WEAR7I (COUPON GOOD FOR DISCOUNTS ON UP TO "Well Save 4 SANDWICHES SO'OFF EACH) Go Shopping for Spring Break with EAT-IN OR CARRY-OUT ONLY You Money" 352-4497 352-9814 at FAIRLANE MALL Sat. March 12,1983 Leave 9am from Union Oval BEST DEAL IN TOWN $5.00 B25 THIRD: ONE BEDROOMS FROM Deadline for sign up March 10 [TODAY) $280 PER MONTH. W1 EICJHTH AI«J 7S5 MANVILIE: TWO ■ BEDROOMS FROM $230 PER MONTH. 8th ANNUAL . NEW CARPET AND NEW FURNITURE IS YOUR OPTION. BLACK SWAMP GIVE US A CALL OR STOP BY OUR MODEL AT 755 MANVILLE ANYTIME BETWEEN 11:00 AND 7:00 ON WEEKDAYS. SATURDAYS 10:00 TO FOLK FESTIVAL 5:00. Nominal! Real Kslatt'fompam &^$ft£' lilttlhl .KM.I A M\N\U MI.NI

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FREMONT (AP) - Be- Authorities said many tween 5,000 and 6,000 Job- people came from out of seekers poured into the state to seek the jobs. They Sandusky County were from Indiana, Michi- Fairgrounds yesterday to gan, Kentucky and West apply for 200 jobs to be Virginia, with a handful fffled this month by Whirl- from Florida and else- pool Corp. where in the Midwest Dep- Sandusky County sher- uties said the travelers iff's deputies said the ap- probably were notified of plicants, most of whom are the openings by relatives unemployed, began com- in the area. ing to the fairgrounds The Whirlpool plant, Tuesday night. which is east of Fremont, Hundreds camped over- in Clyde, is the largest night. They rested in sleep- employer in the area and ing bags and warmed has 2,400 workers. The A special shopping and savings opportunity, Thursday night! themselves against near- plant makes automatic freezing temperatures washing machines. with fires set with wood Wei cfose at 5:30 and reopen at 7CO for this sale. Shop until "IO. stripped from buildings on THE TEARS running the grounds. down Michael Deputies said they were Collingsworth's cheeks ChMM AII|unlordr All |unlor |eans All |unlor tops Junior bottoms called at 5 a.m. to handle may have been earned by traffic at the fairgrounds. the cold or by his circum- 25% off 25% off 20% off 25% off 25% off Authorities turned away stances. Collingsworth, 22, Selected famous maker V- Save on a variety of fabrics Includes lee. Chic, Sasson. 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Congress The B.G. Hem- ^ helps save Bmjjm OHM'S Only Miming ft*/ Take &*y. American Heart stock .O Association benefits O "Maybe it will go awa^ in^merica. WFRE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE The five most dangerous words in the English language XcSScSP* WASHINGTON (AP) - The House, ending two years of party warfare, passed 282-148 last night a bipartisan, $185.3 bUlion plan to pull Social Security from the brink of bank- ruptcy and raise the retire- ment age to 67 in the next century. €• The bill, which would make all American work- en and retirees alike LLEGE SURVIVAL share the burden of bailing out the system, now goes to the Senate, which likely will vote next week. The measure would make affluent retirees pay income tax on half their benefitsj delay this July's THERE'S GOT TO BE A cost-of-living Increase for six months; accelerate ayroll tax increases; ; the levy on the self- yed; and force new 1 workers to join So- BETTER MAY! cial Security in 1984. The House wrapped up work on the rescue plan after approving, 228-202, an amendment cham- pioned by Rep. J.J. Pickle, 4k^ D-Texas, to make today's ** 40-year-olds wait until 66 to *v draw full Social Security benefits. And today's 23- year-olds - and those younger -would have to wait until 67. That tally was reaf- firmed later on a nearly identical 230-200 procedu- ral vote forced by opppo- nents of the change. THE LAWMAKERS also soundly rejected, 296-132, a rival amendment sought by a tearful Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla., to leave the retirement age of 65 intact and rely instead on a 0.53 point payroll tax hike in 2010 to solve the final third of the system's long- term, $1.9 trillion deficit. Seventy-six Democrats joined 152 Republicans on the first critical vote to raise the age. Only 14 Re- . publicans voted Againft iL .-- . -:->»i 3 along with 188 Democrats. The rescue bill, closely following the blueprint pre- pared by the National Commission on Social Se- curity Reform, would gen- erate $165.3 billion in new revenues or savings over seven years. That also would solve two-thirds of the long-range problem, and the change in the re- tirement age would wipe out the rest. The measure also in- cludes a $2.2 billion, six- month extension of supple- mental unemployment benefits that will allow some workers 10 additional weeks of benefits; a Sup- plemental Security Income welfare increase of $20 a month for individuals and $30 for couples in July; and a so-called "prospective payment" plan for Medi- care, under which hospital fees would be set in ad- vance based on a patient's be Senate Finance Committee began marking up its version of the rescue bill yesterday. It was ex- pected to complete its work today and send it to the floor tor a vote next week. There is. One free Evelyn Wood Reading ■ all the reading you're expected to do and know, Liberals argued the Dynamics lesson win" prove H to you. Today take plus still have time to do what you want to do. higher retirement age would hurt coal miners and the free Reading Dynamics lesson and you can other hard laborers and dramatically increase your reading speed in that Today you can increase your reading speed, discriminate against mi- one free lesson. dramatically at the free Reading Dynamics norities who tend to die sooner than whites. lesson, you've got nothing to lose but a lot of Why let the responsibilities that college cramming and sleepless nights. Reading Dynamics. demands deprive you of enjoying the coiege life? Now you know there is a better way Take the With Reading Dynamics you can handle both- free lesson and kiss your "No-Snooze" goodbye. irV*X5A HauiM

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SPORTSr"""""Bg!j!W ai!!l '■■■' " """" '"" " ' "" mmmm ■.::::::;:,:;; ' .^:y ZXxWM&&SaxM BG cagers Weekend's attendance a double problem for BG fans host BSU By the end of this weekend, final games, each Falcon fan must Could it be that these same fans, we'll probably end up with a pretty rie being televised to much of Bowline Green sports fans will ask themselves : "Should I stay along with all season ticket good crowd (tonight). We should; midwest, attendance for the in tourney probably feel like a stretched out and see the BG cagera play or holders, must now buy their we are the champions. I just hope basketball game on Saturday rubberband and their wallets will should I hit the road and go up to tickets. No, the prices for these they are not going to stay away • might really be effected With the Mid-American Conference be much like Mother Hubbard's watch the Falcon icon. In other tickets haven't gone up so that because they think they are going negatively. regular season championship trophy cupboard - bare. words, (like the song),T "Should I can't be it They are still two to save it (their support) for the Regardless, I am not telling already enclosed in Bowling Green's You see, starting with tonight's stay or should I go ? ' dollars a piece tor general finals." anyone what game they should go display case, all attention now shifts BG-Ball State semi-final Ml? admission. I realize there are people who to. As, BG sports Information to the Mid Amercian Conference post- Amercian Conference tournament There are many who have night have night classes or who have director Allan Chamberlin season tournament. game at 8 p.m. In Anderson Arena, classes, and, as BG basketball other business to attend to. As commented, "I wish I could be at The Falcons (20-7 overall and 15-3 in BG fans must spread their loyalty coach John Weinert says. "We are Weinert put it, "a lot of people are both games and I know a lot of fans the MAC) began their successful around - they must try to be two a university first, basketball and probably going home - (BG) is not feel the same way." But that will league season with a big two-point win places at one time if they are to hockey fans second." So that a suitcase (commuter) college." be an impossibility because the over Ball State in Muncie, Ind., and capture all the activity mis reason is justified. But if that is the case, they are sure starting time for the basketball concluded last Saturday over those weekend. POSSIBLY the best explanation picking the wrong weekend to game can't be changed (the MAC same Cardinals by a narrow margin, If BG should beat the Cardinals for the lack of pregame ticket sales make their exit (assuming they are front office sold the television 78-75. tonight, they would play on is that many people are assuming active supporters of BG athletics). package specifically for the 8 p.m. BSU (tied for third in the MACs Saturday at 8 p.m., in Anderson that BG is going to win tonight and BUT AGAIN, the problem for start). regular season with a 10-8 mark cou- Arena, tor the MAC tournament that they will "check them out on avid BG fans - what game should I pled with a 16-11 overall clip) has the championship and a berth in the Saturday." That, according to attend this weekend? WE COULD say "those with last chance to return the two previous NCAA tournament. But before we talk further about Weinert, is assuming a lot. That is no problem Friday - the names "A" through "L" go to the disfavors tonight in Anderson Arena Meanwhile, the BG hockey team this particular situation. I would The situation, ironically enough, hockey game is the only game In hockey final and those with names in the two teams' MAC tourney semi- will be in Detroit's Joe Louis Arena like to know the reason behind is much like last year's. BG had town, er, I mean out of town. "K" through "Z" to the basketball finals hookup beginning at 8 p.m. this weekend to participate in the something. As of 4 p.m. yesterday, tost ended the season by beating Saturday night, now that isa game" - but that would not be fair, BG received a complimentary bye Central Collegiate Hockey only 2,943 tickets had been sold for Miami on Saturday and were to problem. nor practical. Drawing straws fits in the first round and home court Association tournament semi- the Ball State encounter - and most face them in the MAC quarter- If BG should lose tonight in the same bill. advanantage due to their regular sea- finals, and, if they should beat of these are of the reserve seat finals on the following Tuesday basketball and tommorrow night in Likewise. I know a lot of you will son crown. The Cardinals, fresh off of Northern Michigan tomorrow sort Why is this? night. The attendance for hockey, the problem is thus probably blow both games off. You a victory over Miami in the first night, the finals - which will also be There is no other game which Saturday's game was 4,837. The eliminated. Then, everyone is will be drinking "OWMils"' while round of the tourney Tuesday, come played Saturday night. might take their interest away. attendance Tor the Tuesday MAC miserable. But if both teams win watching the b-ball game on the to town with a bad taste in their This leaves the BG fans In a Maybe it is because their all-sports tournament game was close to and go to the final on Saturday a tube and listening to the hockey mouths from Saturday's loss to BG. paradox. Yet, to other schools, it is books are now worth about as 2,000 less (2,863). decision must be made. game on the radio. Not a bad idea - Along with the revenge factor, BSU an envious situation. much as my hockey media pass for "You would like to see a sell out, Now with the hockey game the but I hope you would show your lays claim to the MAC's number one IF BOTH teams win their semi- home hockey games. of course," Weinert said. "But same night and the basketball support in person. offense with a 73.9 points per game average. Leading the Cardinal scor- ing machine is the conference's sec- ond best individual scorer with a 20.4 average -guard Ray McCallum. Koester and Scodova qualify for NCAA competition ON THE other end of the court the chance of going to the finals. His best Cardinals do not fair as well. Their by Steve Qulnn three-meter competition against tion, Koester scored 449.20 points for ing the team's winter workout in defense ranks among the league's sports reporter Western Michigan with a score of his fourth consecutive MAC title (a chances are in three-meter. There is Florida. 324.45. He only needed 310 to qualify. MAC record). He also set a MAC always the possibilty in the one-me- Florida was tough for me but it worst at ninth, handing out an aver- Phil Koester and Marcia Scodova The following weekend be qualified record in the three-meter competition ter, too." helped me 100 percent," Scodova age of 73.7 ppg. have a couple of things in common. for the one-meter competition while with a score of 510.55. Scodova, a junior, will be compet- said. "When I started, I felt like I The Falcons counter BSU's scoring They are both divers for their re- facing Northwestern. His score of "I want to put most of my emphasis ing at zones for the first time since never had been on a board before. I attack with the third best defense in spective swim teams and are both 414.55 was more than enough to se- on the three meter," Koester said. "I coming to BG. However, she will be got really depressed about the whole the league with a 65.2 ppg. average about to begin their quest today for a cure him a position at Indianapolis. will concentrate on working my three- competing only in the one-meter com- thing. Between Ron (Zwierlein), BUI and a two-game knowledge of how to petiton. She also qualified against (Abbott who is another diver), and beat BSU. national title at the National Colle- Koester's score was based on an meter dives over the one-meter. My BG Is no slouch on offense with a giate Athletic Association Zone com- eleven-dive performance but was con- DD (degree of difficulty) on the three- Northwestern in the same situation as Phil (Koester) -1 got a lot of help." third-ranked 71.0 ppg. mark. Leading petition in Indianapolis, Ind. sidered an extended, one-meter, six- meter is much higher. I won't have to Koester. Her qualifying score was After earning a trip to Indianapolis, score as high against divers who use 394.45 the way in the evenly-balanced Fal- This will be Koester's third trip to dive performance, because North- Scodova continued to dive well for the con offensive department is David the zone competition. Koester. now a western did not have a three-meter dives with a lower DD." rest of the season. According to Jenkins with the conference's fourth senior, also qualified as a sophomore board. Coach Ron Zwierlein said Phil's THINGS HAVE not been easy for Zwierlein, her fifth place finish in the best average of 18.8 ppg. Colin Irish and junior. In his sophomore season KOESTER continued to earn zone performance at the MAC Scodova throughout the entire season. one-meter and seventh place finish in qualifying scores throughout the sea- wraps up his regualar season with a be finished high enough to advance in championships was a big boost for During the third week of school she the three-meter were nothing to be 15.3 mark, followed by Bill Faine's the three-meter competition to the son that led to his winning perfor- him. suffered a knee injury in a car acci- ashamed of. Scodova has been work- 12.3 clip. BG point guard David Greer NCAA finals. There, he finished 29th mances at the Mid-American "You don't score 500 very often at dent and was unable to dive for three ing to get her knee back to its full is the league leader in assists by overall. Conference championship meet, last all in the MAC championships," months. strength. Recently she was put on a weekend. In the one-meter competi- dishing out an average of 7.2 per Koester qualified this year for the Zwierlein said. "Phil has an excellent Scodova started diving again dur- weight training and running program. contest. '^tx ~J\ FT. LAUDER SALE Begets Cakes Fudge Choc. 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Congrplulabone Aim** Feeder on be Seffy First. Congrats roomie on your SPRING BREAK IN 76 AMC GlaEMUN. RUNS WELL. Senior or Grad Mat* Rmmte. Prhoaa FOR RINT—MOW SIGNING «>g elected Too ' 0 «i the Ivbaa Toledo Alpha Xi Delta lieWer poaaton Na- FT LAUOEROALE. FLA. CALL 354 1678 before 9:00 am or enliprice, kachen .do** to campua, LEASES FOR I HAN APTS AT Pageant' Ware Proud1 Lova. Your BYjnal knew wlvat they wanted whan Seecomber Motoi. 4825 N. Ocean after 11:00 pm. ■ eOatlll pummpr and 83-84 yr 352- TTO ?lh ST. SS2S per SEMESTER CLASSIFIEDS Kappa SMeera you waked pi I'm so proud ol you. XI Dr . Lauderdaes Bytne-Sea. 33308 2 Aucaovox 60 w 3 way auto apeak- 8043. CaaU SSS-S7SS or 3S3H880. CaatnlMllpllill a> On* MoHugh, love. MMy PS Goooluck on your (308)772-0210 1 bdrm. apt, 1 bat ara n*v*r uaed. Beat oflar. 352 Ntc* Fum Apia . ml pd 2 bfca we*! I MM are 40- oar aia.ll.z* wiwIwiMiw. BOLD TVPff W prtrp per ad to ocean, from S13S Schubert 2 bdrm torn apt. *t*aLiasialll» 26 IS 30 «m par to* RKque Dewald. and Jim Zotdep lor second when n raine it pours B871 of campua 362-7766. nawfy fum. A carpet OMPWCIII IVIHTI ssengs tor non-prof*. puDkc sp-vica ecrMftes «ra M HirM making I.J.B. Phi Alpha the Sroth- S.A.E. PRIDE Apia . 865 N E 20th Ava . Ft Lau- 1068 DODGE HAS REBUILT EN- CAaapus MANOR Now renting for erp ol S.A.E- 8.A.E. avAYCt- derdale 33304 (305)703-7434: 1 GINE. RUNS WELL. VERY DEPENO- Summer and Fal echoes yayar. 362-2663 naarPan lor el pa*ma * 2 m Friday al 4 00 p * ml to ooean. from S105. Livmgalon CoPawplulltteaa lo Brian Rice and Thanks mil* faculty who came ABLE, $360 362-O606 Special Summer Ratae Large, unique 2 bedroom apt lor sksasie lor Pie Tuesday poppon Motel. 1037 HE. 17m Way. Ft to the S.A.E. houa* tor wine and Sundy Comet FOR SALE USED Ph. 362 9302 or 352-7386 evaa. rant. Includes 2 car garage, faWH III Pre I ilan at p» to IM«, otiic. 104 IMtarsrl, H*H. Taeamy Fisher on their Sag Ep la- Lauderdale 33304 (305)784-3208; »eUort*t- The brothers ol Sigma Phi cheese on Sunday Afternoon. Sln- FOR 4 YRS EXCELLENT CONDI- study/storage room, laundry facaMn, 1 2 ml to ocean, from $90 Rates 2 bdrm apta , 9 mo I tor 4 at cerply the Brothera ol S-A.E- TION ASKING $200 or BEST OF- $110 ae lor 3 al $120 ee. for 2 at aundack. apM ahwcaet and more. *•*"■ apply par weak, par person 4 par FER CALL 362-3404 AFTER 10 12 month leaae 4 people at Al your typing needs Delta Zeta would ake to oongrafeaate THE GAMMA PHI'S ARE PSYCHED apt Caacoeact $150 ea ASM 1 bdrm apta. Al near CANWUS/OTY tVENTS orofaaalonaty done Jean Dimeo on winning a Joumaesm TO START THEIR WEEKEND RIGHT P.M. Campua 362-7366 $130/«* 352-1104, 362-1090 352 4017 Scfioeirarpp Love. Your eMaarl WITH THE WILD KAPPA SKIS ON USG Car Stereo FOR SALE 4 SPEAK- Now renting for summer Two bad- 83-84. 2 SENIOR FEMALES THURSDAY NIGHT!' SEE YA THERE Naad a ride somewhere or need ERS. 80 WATTS PER CHANNEL room, fum apt Water, cable 1 v paid aaarOi 10. 1B63 Mufflers metaled low aa S10 05 DROP OFF LAUNDRY SERVICE NEEDED TO SHARE FURNISHED 2 MOOES' riders to share expeneee? Pteeae cal ASKING $160 OR BEST OFFER. far A/C, parking lot laundry facet** CrtMCt QAV UNION TH6 THURS Wei meal or beat any written esti- AVAILABLE AT THE WASH HOUSE BORM APT M LttstV VILLAGE 1 USG Dlal-A-Rkta al 372-0324 CALL 362-3484 AFTER 10 PM $400 tor the summer. $250 tor 0AV8 ACTIVITY CENTERS ON THE mate Don't pay more " Cal 354- 280 N MAW THE MEN OF PLAN "A" NEAR SAMB'S RENT IS 860 SEM ehonet term Cal 362-7182. CAREERS OF OAY PROFESSION 1278 for FREE estimate! BG Muffler FarvrCrMgrata an your Phi Tau- Sob s.. your frashman dream haa 1903 OAMMA PM SETA BOWLING (144/MO ) NEGOTIABLE INCL ALL AtS AU. WEI_COMEI Center 11055 Bowing Green Rd Atoha XI knakaring lo Laurie at finally come true-you're going to TOURNAMENT. 2 bdrm . dean and quart, la* semee- UTIL EXCEPT ELEC CALL MOLLY ID* Alpha XI formal artth Windy t*». 4 n)r*> 362-8040 after 5. aycreea* you i—dfcig apiad on the TUCKER TYPING Ohio Stale. Good Luck-Th* Broth- OPEN TO AU STUDENTS FOR RENT AT 362-0778 BETW 2 AND 6 Coeegate. business, personal Sue. Saturday wae wild, papaya and SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 11:30-7:00 We have II all far S3-S4 Ranpplal epon at a FREE Ewfyn Wood Reen rum We'll do ft again and have tip OynerrPca Speed nwdlng Mason Nancy 352 0809 TROPHIES ANO RfSBONS. CARTV RENTALS 1. 2. 3. 4 bdrma.. m apta houa*. twice as much funl Mark A . I hoar Aval Now' 2 bdrm apt. to sublet 5Bi Year Fun Una service FREEH INCREASE YOUR READING APPLICATIONS ANO INFORMA- Houeee-Apartments-Roome dupleaaa. Cat ua for as your housing Sop tho Mrge ad eMoitMre pi this you've got a goal Insight so... do $260 mo/$12S aa. Low electric Profaaaronal Typing ON THE SPOT AT A FREE EVELYN TION AVAILABLE AT THE GAMMA 9 12 month leaaea Summer Rentata rapaoa. Nantov* Managarnanl. 338 pcper tcr tocapona a tanas you think you're going to reach 11 Vary ctoee to campua 362 0028 Thesis Dissertations WOOD READING DYNAMICS IN- PHI SETA HOUSE ALL STUDENT Al near Campus 362-7 365 S Main 362-6620 apcisaploa ctajb meeting March on Saturday night! Well, you know 1 Bdrm S 3 Bdrm Apta 352-0635 TROOUCTORY LESSON' WE'LL ORGANIZATIONS WELCOME!!! Roomp to Rent 10th 7 30 0". I 100 Eppkx North what they say about mo, I'm th* VEL-MANOR ANNEX APT. for 83 84 school year ALSO SHOW YOU HOW ITS POSSI • aMI l now wah oragklng prlvsege Al »a|ora ara invited New gamaa 77?'" Alpha XI. Todd F, so you're 1024 E Wooeler acroaa Irom Rodg Ooee to campua BUS TO READ ANO STUDY 3 10 10 woffcjnop. quite the Hght weight. Rumor has It ara: 2-2 bdrm. nice tum. occomoda- I laallll "tllll 111 I I l| III Cal New- TIMES FASTER WITH BETTER 1-878-7437 PERSONAL you'll pass out before your dale! WANTED ttona for Fal 8 Summer Lg fvg love Mpnagamanl 336 S Main. SENIOR CHALLENGE COMMITTEE COMPREHENSION' GET BETTER ROOMS TO RENT: Aval now. doe* For a Presldenl you're pretty ris- room. Kitchen 3 lutpize cprpmic bath. 352-5620 . MEMBERS PICK UP PLEDGE GRADES. HAVE MORE FREE T*IE to campua 1-267 3341 CARDS AT ALUMNI CENTER Alpha Deft* Only two more days until que fruit ol the Loom... NO WAY I Two parsons wanted to aubloaie apl air cond . laundry pi baaemenl Stor- Law Ippsmar Rentelll FtNO OUT HOW SEE OUR LARGE SLIMMER RENTALS: HOUSES ANO our Long Island Ice Tea Rampant Here's to good friends and what- during summer term Al uaallaa paid. aga space Cal 362-2868 tor appt. 1 or 2 bdrma. Many to chooa* from SENIOR CHALLENGE 83 AD ELSEWHERE IN THIS PAPER APTS. CLOSE TO CAMPUS 1-267- Don Gat thoae dales and w«i a trip lo ever plsp we'll be. Get psyched to two blocks Irom campus 352-6461. onfy Cal Newtove Marasgenvant KICK-OFF PARTY FOR LOCATION ANO TIME' 3341 Long bland1 have a great lime with aome crazy For Sate Mobss Home 10x50 Good •APARTMENTS- 338 S Mam 362-6620. ALUMNI CENTER FRESH DONUTS DELIVERED 3/10/83 a 00 PM APPLICATIONS FOR THE STUDENT Alpha Xl'a. cencatton riaaaonabla Cal 352- 1 or 21 Ctoea to campua. 2 bdrm. fum. apta. EVERY MORNING 5557 after 4 FREE HEAT. WATER S SEWER ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE KMORt, SENIORS, SENIORS REC COUNCIL. COUNCIL UNOER- THE GETAWAY 362-4182 nPlLlAlllNHTrayll I. ORAOUATE STUDENT MEMBERS NEEDED 2 FEMALE RMMTES 83 311 E. Woopter St. Laundry tacoWee PI btdg CHECK TOUR Can 3S4-2200 or 382-06S3 HIIIJI4 Ml'll.llir.l l.l'.iHU ON CAMPUS MAILBOX ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE SRC 84 SCHOOL YEAR NON-SMOK- Cal 352-5620 OFFICE. APPLICATIONS ARE DUE Otm. SCOUT COOKIES ARE COM- The Renown "Diamond Prod." ERS 110/mo plus ELEC. 352- FREE months rant on our luty fur- Hi 8. Main: 3 barm, large apt. IN AT THE SRC OFFICE ON FRI- MQ GIRL SCOUT COOKIES ARE xctlc male dancers for all occaj 1498 raahad atudto apartments' Com- IIMIIllllll llllllt.il!!!! Third enamel AIWA Antique DAY, MARCH IS AT 5:00 PH. IN- COMING MARCH 21-25, UNION Jons are now available for YOU'! pkttofy Quiet and private Plenty of MI'lllll .'1141-1! 1 Shoos Sala TERVIEWS WILL TAKE PLACE ON OVAL A GREAT GIFT IDEA!!! storage Ful kitchen and bathroom. LOVE MAHAOEMENT. 3*8 S. Main. !«fl llll III JKIIIilla'IMI.'l It i0:JOem-7:0Opm MONDAY ANO TUESDAY, MARCH Goo Ptioo Boo Yahooi 352-2960 M-F after 7, Sat. 9—7 HELP WANTED 'We write our la Bail to fit your neede 3e>e020. 111 1MI.1H illlilUM MUM 13 11:00*m-5:00r>rn Good location Close to laakturantp 21 ANO 22. FROM 6 30 TO >:00 PM Goo Ptioo Boo Yahoo ASK FOR PHIL BAER RENTALS riium iMiiuii iiii.ii, Se.eaiu Oraan Wall School 1 Goo PhooBoo Yahoo pedal "Strip—A-Gram" discount] M'A'S'HISOVER . and stores CHARaNG CROSS APTS. VOTED BOS* 1 LANOLORO III I I llll hi! I Kll I I 4 W. Poo Hd. II 25 admission : G*t Psyched and In 2 moa so is the 82-63 school 1017 8. Mean St. Saz-OSOO. 2 BORM APTS -1/2 Ok. 2 BGSU lll4Hlirilllll4 l. ]!l:IIIH (SI .00 wnh tnis ad.) 35 declare. APPLICATIONS FOR THE STUDENT REC COUNCIL. COUNCIL UNDER- Happy Hour-Holiday Inn year. Do you have a summer fob yet? LOW SUMMER RENTALS SUMMER ANO FALL LEASES I1III4II llliMla] GRADUATE STUDENT MEMBERS Everyday, al day MTV Tan Hc*ein Cortgratutatwns on your National company has several poei HOUSES ANO APARTMENTS 362-4671 and 352-1800 niii'iniiiin i mi Jin i ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE SRC Every fight. Al NjQht Kappa Sigma vice-presidency, you'l tons aval for BG students H you're NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT Now renting tor lal Elites , 2 bdrma. I llll li 1 (Mil IIII Jl III III TWQA S APA sooneor tha 4th annual OFFICE. APPLICATIONS ARE DUE b* great! Love. Kathy. hardworiung & don't mind travel, send 362-M20 and 3 bdrm houeee Dapoaf). lease. I4MIIII MIIII4I4 MI1HM Back HaJ 01 Fama A war On IN AT THESRC OFFICE ON FRIDAY. HEY KAPPAS' THIS IS YOUR LAST Trout Tha first 3 months have been a sen-addressed env S phone # to VEL-MANOR APARTSSENTS NO PETS 362-4286 Sat. March 12. 4 30pm I llll 411 HUMIIII VIUUIJ MARCH IB AT 5 00 PM INTER- CHANCE TO GET YOUR VOTES IN fantastic Don't let it die now I love P 0 Box 103. B G OH 43402 for Fal S Summer 920 E Wooator N.E. Commons VIEWS WILL TAKE PLACE ON FOR TAMMY' LET'S GET THOSE you Nuba wxoo CRUISE SHIP JOBS' S14-S28.000 acroea from Kohl 2 bdrm., ceramic Banquet tickets $7 00 MONDAY ANO TUESDAY, MARCH BEANS IN FOR OUR QUEEN' T-Shlrt screening Cambean. Hawaii, World. Cal lor bath. lg. Ivg room S kitchen Al ma For more Info cal 372-278« 21 and 22, FROM 6:30 lo 0:00 PM. KNIGHTS-WAY TO GO-GO' If your not getting your shirts Irom Guide. Directory, rtewttotler. 1-916- except ektc. Storage space, atr cond. Speaker Or Parma) Brmua 1 cable 352-2858 lor appt onfy. ATTENTION SALES CLUB MEM What a team Get payched for perr- JEANS N' THINGS 722-1111 Ext Bowing Green. 831 7th SI 2 bdrm. turn spH LOST AND FOUND BERS Business Meeting March 10. on* We want that champlonarilp-- Your're probably paying loo much!! AOUATIC DaKCTOR 1083 from 7:00-0:00 p.m.In tha Nadu (Just caS ma "Oretsky'',. Joans N' Things 531 fudge SI. Camp Barry Flndlay Arae. Boy Owner pays heat, m cond., water A sewer Tenant pays for only eghta. Alumni SultelUnlon. Guaat Use. Carolyn. Jeme-To my great VOTE SCHABES FOR B-BALL Scouts Must have Red Croaa WSI. Uuaae** round In 515 Ule Science ferrety of Plac*a Hope you have a QUEEN YMCA Aquatic Training, or BSA Na- For 2,3. or 4 parsons 1 plan on living a long on 317/83 2 5488 ' Attention Students ol BGSU Hero's great birthdays' From your Taurus VOTE SCHABES FOR B—BALL tional Camp School Must have CPR Attractive Rates and healthy Hie. so 1 Loot Baj* -eael ei Whtta Mare. your chance to show someone you Alpha Chi Sale' Son* QUEEN Must be 21 years ok) Contract JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE. gel regular cancer Capri wuh student 10. J C Penny and period cJ 5 weeks with poeaOe three USE. WOOSTER(CLOSE TO CAM- care From Monday. Mar 7 to Friday VOTE SCHABES FOR B-BALL checkups. You see, the AAA Carda Ptoaaa reajmi 372- Mar 11. The Sales Club w* be Look for ft today! QUEEN weeks aoxMtonal Salary $110 par PUS) 3S4-ZM0 OR 3U-Sea3 best lime lo gel a 3588 seSng St Patrick's Day carnations FREE WASH COUPON WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS. week with room and board Cal 354- 2 unique sots aval, tor Summer or .', checkup is before you FOUNO' Leases watch lound on from 9 30 a.m • 4.00 p.m. in the Klrk'p Coin Laundry INC WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL 1108 a interested. Fal Pi ouptax arJJacont campua. RUpa Si Owner must identity' CP« Business Adm Lobby lor only S1 00 Our Bombay Correspondent Reports THOSE THAT MADE OUR VALEN- ASST. AOUATIC DIRECTOR Lower summer ratae Oownetalrs Q have any symptoms. Tim 354-1483 They wil be personally delivered on FUtIS/ 1 TINE COOKIE SALE A SUCCESS Same aa above but orvy required lo newly decoialed turn., 2 bdrm. apt., So take care of have aouatlca experience and only Found. Kay Chain. (Camaro and Mat 17 AND APOLOGIZE TO Aa THOSE lg kitchen S **ting araa-$400;mo needs lobe 18 years old. Salary wal yourself, now. Call or Slono Mountain laalhar ernotome) BASEBALL GLOVE REPAIR Phi Tau 8 8 Marathon WHO DIDN'T RECEIVE THEIR OH paat uSI. Upstairs fum 1 bdrm apt. be discussed Five weak contract write your local unit of Alao dorm kay and ski sale tag. Can Restrmg • Reweb Queen voting In Union Foyer DERS $200;mo. plus u» 354-1763 or 4 % 352 3406 the American Cancer 353-7011 S7-S12 estimated cost VOTE TODAY NATURE DIRECTOR Camp Berry Flndlay Area. Boy \ Society for a free REC CLNTER PRO SHOP Pornmeretaa Orrpyiizatiorial Masting Y' ALL-HERE S YOUR CHANCE TO Large 1 bdrm apt unfum 2 bka. RIDES PM TAU U.S. MARATHON lor TryouU Sunday. March 13. At- PASS OUT BEFORE YOUR DATE Scouts Must have nature back- from campua 364-1670. Larry. pamphlet on their new PM TAU B.B. MARATHON tend efther (4 to 5) or (8 to 7| 1^5 DOES! TONIGHTS FORMAL WILL ground Age must be at least 16 cancer checkup years ok) Salary to be negotated PM TAU S.B. MARATHON Education BE A RIOT B.J. ANO PRYOR, MAKE Fum. 3 bdrm., $280 Fum. effi- guidelines. Naad rtda to Florida lor Spr.ig Brack Five w**k contract period Phone SURE YOU BRING CLEAN SHEETS. ■ 392 5894 Big Carol Wa were put together by Pommerettes Good Luck Thursday ciency. $160 268 S. Coeege A S C • Because if you're like MUPPET-TRY TO MAKE IT 354 11 OB Pnter paled 353 3611 tat* and I'm gUd because I think your on our last performance ol the sea- me. you want lo live tirat rale LSL LJ Anne son. It's bean slot ol hard work, but THROUGH THE NIGHT WITHOUT Wanted: Peraon to draw ci*«l*»»* Two. 2 bdrm acts in duplex lor 4. SERVICES OFFERED VISITING THE PROCELAIN GOD. used In fantasy gassing. Call Scott long enough to do Chf-O'a-We've got our tooap out far plot ol laughs and fun P.S Gel non-ernokJng lenvatap each. Beauti- LIVE A TKE FORMAL WILL BE A BLAST) 352-0112. tha toga lea tonight Wo'll sop you psyched tor Friday fuiy fum . air cond . oft atreet parking LONG AND it ail. NEW PHONE NUMBER GET PSYCHEDH MANNY P.S. IT'S 1 tonrgtrt-Loto the Phi Taue. RECORDS et Big Diecourrlalll a needed, laundry racsrnaa. aun deck. 354-3540 STILL NOT TOO LATE TO GET A HEALTHY Save up to S3 OOi Major label LP'a' Cal 3634X156. Men Frt 8:30-12; PLANNED PARENTHOOD Commuter oil campus organization DATE WEHTAI FOR SALE LIFE SALE going aa NOW thru March 261 1-4:30. IN WOOD COUNTY patfttons for offices avsllpblp In the You are the SUNSHINE ol my Ufa..' commuter center, due March 18 at Unrverpity Bookstore Now renting for 83-84 ached year CorrrVJentlel. personal ca/e Need some sunshine in your lite? Speaafralee BGSU atudanta 5:00. Anyone who lives off campus Student Services Building House* and apartment* Bogga Real Let the Chi Omega's help you on SONY 250 REEL-TO-REEL STE- Conyeraam a|ipoinlinana» and li In good Handing Is eliglNp M-F8 5 Sat 9-5 Estate 362-0467, 352-3841, 354 April 16 Sunshine Be Ready REO 2 SPEED TAPE DECK RE- to run. RUSS-BABY 1120 Harp II li llnallyil" CORDS DIRECT UNE OR MICS PARTY ROOM AVAIUH.E Congrats Baav: 4 moa and you Qrpp your car a break for Spring Yaw- name In prlnt-ENJOY!'! EXCELLENT COND. BOUGHT 2 survived sweaty backs, indoor pools, FREE engine analysis to students/la- paaEFERRED PROPER IH TAXES TAXES TAXES Have p good onalll YEARS AGO FOR S25BOO WILL 034 MMM ST.: 352-0371 Ropier Tax S Accounting Serve* wet ears. LeCars. Bob Dylan and me cutty ol BGSU along with written PART FOR $95 00 (NEGOTIABLE) 1 priori form S8. Long form $15 S ucj I'm crazy aboul you Happy 20th' Rupe Lfsstmo: Congratulations on esbmate ol parts S labor 1 2 once on CALL TOM 372-5362. HOUSES 230 > 232 Lehman $380 Plclaaaiuiap Prpparalion Lova, Mary or Maro>e? or ? your Sth Plait to Curling National. labor upon presentation ol BGSU aa 1 utl 9 mo leaae 354-2280 or Have fun In Minnesota Good Luck! Rain Cong/alutabons Greg Huey on being student faculty ID card Get your car TROMBONE-YAMAHA-2 YRS 352-9200 1007 N Main. BG 352-4340 chosen an Community Service Chap- SALE SALE SALE done right the last hme JAWRepalr OLD EXCELLENT CONDITION! APT TO SUBLEASE UNTIL J1JNE ^ f. ' man Keep up tha good work. Tha 10V50K oft Fpl/VVinter March S*rvk*. 352-0283. Cal for an ap- CALL 372-2241 FROM 8-5 ASK OR LONGER 134 1/2N MAM *3 Dafta J*ana N' Thtngp S31 PJdg* SL uupiewai*' FOR CAROL 352-8337 American Gincer Society

WANTED Do you want to have an CALL US NOW BUSINESS and EDUCATION active voice in MAJORS INTERESTED IN: university -Personal Satisfaction -Potential for High Income SUMMER RENTALS -Working With People -Sales and Management intramurals? 352-0717 TRAINING - Apply to be a member

SALARY PLUS COMMISSION of the 1983-84 THURSDAY STUDENTS Sign-ups still available for March 17th at the University Placement WITH VALID ID'S Office from 9:00-5:00, or send resume to address below: Intramural Advisory Board. -ONLY $1.00- 11 ACADEMY - Applications may be obtained from AWARD NtCKNOLTI NOMINATIONS a) a cop. eooie nuaifMY UJTHERAN WlDD^/\cS5a:iAIE6 intramural office in Room 108 SRC. Ma contract IMLHUAL UrC acorn* 122 W. Front Street - Deadline for applications GANDHI H8HRS Af7:30 mIH AT 7:30 4 9:15 H#rlUg» Way Wav-trly, Iowa 50677 Perrysburg, OH 43551 is Wednesday, March 16th. 874-1988

DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 49 Be a model of 21 Mod music Now Leasing for THE EXTRA- AT 7:30 » 1 Havolcvaxse behavior 23 Nisei child TERRESTRIAL 9:30 5 LfMd In brewing 54 Exceed dietary 25 degradable i I I ■ I "I Mi I7i| Hi I 1 11 12 9 OCMivgoIng limit 26 Wimbledon star, Fall 1983-84 vaawel. 1492 55 Decorator 1975 y^f ■" ■'' 13 SMMlvage 59 Boat rope 27 Ending with cler ROCK LEDGE MANOR 15 WlngorJ 60 Opulent or red IK In 16 Distinctly*) 62 Gettysburg 28 Phenomenon of 850 Sixth Start South o>tw>a« Bernthisel pawtods general 1921 I |ti| mn T 2 btdnom fum. apt. 17 French school 63 Harrow's rival 31 Secret It Down: Prefix 64 Greeting, In Soho 33 Lacking zip ■ii 2ru0bath« AutoWork8t Inc. 19 Brttlah»>cpr»8i,!on65 Quaking 34 Joshes n 27 21 Wtlt CaabW vl6aon-roPe»Ty DOWN 60 degrees • Rust Proofing • Balancing 24 Ettojjartt*. In a way 1 Sch level 43 Former queen of it Wtii n u w ■ ■<5 ::: 28 Hr*kaWo people 2 So. American Spain Lw • Frame Work • Transmission 29 the neck rodent 44 Medicinal 4 30 Milan's La 3 Stravinsky compound I * 1^1 m" 32 rUrty Hebrew 4 Roman emperor 47 Saratoga or Vichy III |54 1st |S2 1 15^ leader 07-41) 49 Flatfish 33 Three, Italian 5 Name In road- 50 Webber-Rice hit M mu 1 17 II •tya. building musical $535 P« nionth 38 Risk 6 carte 51 Purport m H !i ■ 12 SB Mand 7 Certain sails 52 Playing area -9 month lease 40 Nam Haven 8 Junkler 53 Plzarro'a city Owner pays heat and water name 9 Beereheba s 56 Broadcast 41 Trigonometric deeert procedure function: Abbr. 10 Tabriz residents 57 Idyllic spot BOGGS REAL ESTATE at own at. Bo*rt4ng Oreaxl, OM 4J402 j 46 Fasttforapoet 11 Numbness: Prefix 58 Part of the 00» I 48 Certain rockets : it cal 352-384111-3 or 354-1120 12 TVs Grant overhead seWSST* • BODY BH0f> • (74-MHt 41 majesty 14 Varna captain 61 Little one: Suffix MECHAI44C • 3S4-1JSJ