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BRIEFLY Iraq accepts Soviet proposal Inside not acceptable, although he said the official said. 'The war itself continues' IT he was encouraged by the possi- One of the U.N. resolutions Iraqi deal probed: bility of talks about withdrawal. passed after the invasion of Kuw- Iraqi soldiers reportedly "The response is positive," Ig- Fitzwater said Gorbachev and ait "reminds" Iraq that it is lia- have limited night vision by Thomas Ginsberg Associated Press writer natenko told reporters imme- Bush spoke for just about 30 ble for damages from its inva- capability thanks to U.S. diately after the meeting. "The minutes. He said Bush thanked sion. It says arrangements "may and Dutch businesses. In- two parties came to the conclu- Gorbachev "but raised serious be established" to require res- frared goggles may have MOSCOW — Iraq accepted a sion that it is possible to find a concerns about several points in titution. Elayed a part in the Khafji Soviet peace plan that calls for an way out of the military conflict in the plan." The announcement in Moscow attle. Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait the gulf." He didn't elaborate about came after Baghdad radio had ► See page 3. and an end to the Persian Gulf In Washington, presidential which points the leaders dis- Sone off the air overnight, so War, a Kremlin spokesperson spokesperson Marlin Fitzwater cussed. lere was no immediate response said late Thursday night. said Bush had no immediate re- "President Bush said the from Iraq. The Iraqi news agency The house that dances: The United States said it was sponse, and would be studying the United States would consult with had also stopped transmissions Anderson Arena will be studying the proposal but Presi- plan. However, Fitzwater said WEEK £> its coalition partners on the pro- for the night. the site Sunday of a jazzer- dent Bush had "some concerns" the United States had concerns posal," Fitzwater said. Ignatenko said details of the cise extravaganza to raise about it, a White House spokes- about aspects of the agreement. The plan outlined by Ignatenko peace agreement remained to be money for Special Olym- person said. "The war itself continues," volved in the month-old Gulf War, did not include any mention of worked out. pics. At least 30 instructors The agreement contained no Fitzwater added. "There's no Ignatenko said. linkage to an Israeli withdrawal will be on hand for the mention of the Palestinian prob- change at this point in our pros- Iraq also agreed to release all from occupied Arab territories, Senate Republican Leader Bob event. lem or the Arab-Israeli conflict. ecution of the war." prisoners of war immediately one of the sticking points in all Dole, in a speech on the Senate ►•See page 4. The Soviet spokeperson, Vitaly Ignatenko said the two sides after the cease-fire, the spokes- previous peace discussions. floor, said, "Let's be cautious." Ignatenko, announced the agreed on eight points, starting person added. He said details of However, a knowledgeable U.S. He said that Saddam "might be agreement following more than with Iraqi agreement to a full and the plan would be worked out and official, speaking on condition of playing a stalling game.'' i Campus two hours of talks between Presi- unconditional withdrawal from presented to the U.N. Security anonymity, said ne foresaw prob- While the world studied the an- dent Mikhail Gorbachev and Kuwait. Council later today. lems because the plan does not nouncement from Moscow, Bush Iraq's foreign minister, Tariq The pullout would begin two Gorbachev spoke to Bush by account for reparations by Iraq to went to Ford's Theater to see Daffodil days: Aziz, on the terms of a Soviet days after a cease-fire, and would telephone shortly after the meet- Kuwait. "Black Eagles," a show about The American Cancer So- peace plan proposed earlier this be monitored under U.N. aus- ing with Aziz. Bush had pre- "That, essentially, would be black Air Force pilots in World ciety will be delivering daf- week. pices by countries not directly in- viously said the Soviet plan was letting them get away with it," War II. fodils to friends or families in an effort to raise money to support cancer research. Orders will be taken until March 14, and flowers can Campus groups be delivered to areas of Wood County. Bouquets of 10 daffodils are available for $5.00. For more information call express mixed Linda Glomski at 372-8725 or Jason Jackson at 372-2810.

Wet and twisted: war sentiment Two philanthropies, spon- sored by two sororities and by Jacqueline Porter The fraternity came up with the one fraternity, are sched- staff writer idea of passing out ribbons uled for this weekend. through suggestions during a The annual Chi Omega meeting, Dott said. Twister Tournament begins The University Union was a "It is really personal to us — the fundraising in Eppler scene of varying emotions Thurs- our president's brother is there South Saturday at 3 p.m. day as two student groups ex- right now along with some of our and should last until 5:30 firessed their opinions of Opera- fraternity brothers," he said. p.m. Also, Delta Gamma ion Desert Storm in different "We want to stress support for Sorority and Phi Delta ways. our troops and we want them to Theta Fraternity will be Outside the front doors of the come home safely." hosting Anchor Splash Sun- Union, the Peace Coalition joined Both groups have varying opin- day at 4 p.m. in Cooper in a nationwide protest of the Gulf ions about student reactions to Pool. All are welcome to at- War. their causes. tend. "This was a day set aside by Peace Coalition member Chris- [peace] groups across the nation tian Fleming said he does not because February 21 — also hap- think people are paying attention pens to be the 26th anniversary of to the coalition's readings. State the assassination of Malcom X," "I think a lot of people are said John Bernard, senior liberal walking by and just passing this Toledoans to lose jobs: studies major. off as nothing," he said. Layoffs are in store for Just inside the Union Foyer, "[Students] are just concerned Toledo workers as the city Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity de- with their own lives and they're continues its struggle to cided to show their support of the not concerned with what's going erase a multi-million dollar soldiers by passing out yellow on on the other side of the world to budget deficit, local offi- ribbons to passers-by. people our own age." cials said. "We [the fraternity] wanted to Junior Phi Sigma Kappa mem- increase awareness and show our ber Darren Guido said people City Manager Thomas support of our fraternity brothers have had a positive reaction to Hoover said the city is fac- and other students over there," their cause. ing a $17.5 million deficit in said Jeremy Dott, community "We have had several hundred its 1991 budget. Toledo is service chairperson. people come through here and projecting $147 million in Each organization had people have been real under- expenditures and about $130 different reasons for their meth- standing about our cause," he million in revenue. ods of protest. said. Hoover said the faltering In a brainstorming session, the "We have gone through four local economy has forced coalition decided to read pas- rolls of ribbon today — that's al- the city topropose an elim- sages from various authors who most 80 yards," Dott added. ination of tunas for 150 posi- wrote about their opinions of war, The Peace Coalition and the tions. Many of the positions Bernard said. Phi Sigs said they hope they have were already not being "We've been reading from a made an impact on students in BO Nawi/Iodd Swanion filled because of a hiring number of books by [Bob] Dylan, some way. Recycling Center Expands freeze last year. But at least [Henry David]Thoreau, Martin Graduate Student Senate 33 people would lose their Luther King and others who had President Wayne Berman said he Cralg Yarger works at the Jaycees's recycling center where the dropoff area Is being improved. Ac- jobs under Hoover's current something to say about the real hopes people will realize the seri- cording to Kent Gardam, the city engineer In charge of the 7.200 square foot addition, the added proposal, including 10 peo- effects of war and what really ousness of the war through the space will allow an expansion of recycling services. The addition was contracted by Dunipace Buil- ple in the Municipal Court's happens to the people involved, coalition's readings. ders, a local firm, and the total cost will be $74,000. The projected completion date Is March 1. office. he said. The proposals would save the city $5.7 million, Hoover said. Malcolm X remembered incumbent declines Over the last decade, Toledo has lost thousands of lems concerning black students sassination —he called Kenne- by Marvin C. Brown on this campus ... there are only dy's death a product of a violent manufacturing jobs. The staff writer party endorsement last three years have been 400 of us." America which the government especially hard, with nearly Kappa Alpha Psi President chose to ignore — caused his sus- 4,000 jobs either eliminated Students gathered in the Amani Troy Hardgrow, said he believes pension from the Nation of Islam, by Aaron Dorksen or moved to other U.S. cities Room Thursday night, on the an- in Malcolm X's ideas of using and his subsequent founding of staff writer with lower labor and utility niversary of Malcolm X's 1965 as- "any means necessary." his own organiztion: The Organi- costs. sassination, to celebrate the civil "In the 1960's passiveness zation of Afro-American Unity. Alex Teodosio, senior political science major, may have received a rights leader's life and contribu- might have worked, but now we break last week when the Bowling Green Democratic Executive tions. can't be passive," he said. "It's Malcolm X's refusal to be committee decided not to endorse a candidate for the city council at- Weather The Malcolm X Memorial, time to fight for what we believe silenced made him the target of large position. sponsored by the Black Student in — this is the concept that Mal- countless death threats, the fire- Teodosio said he was all set to go before the committee to be Union, was a part of the continu- colm X presented to me." bombing of his home and his screened at a meeting Thursday, Feb. 14 when incumbent Tom An- Temperatures falling: ing Black Pride and Conscious- Two videos detailing Malcolm eventual assassination in New derson, a University geography professor, said he would rather the Today, partly cloudy. ness Sessions aimed at uniting X's struggles followed the lec- York City Feb. 21, 1965. His fu- committee not endorse a candidate. High around 40 early, then African-American students. tures. neral was attended by more than Various black student leaders Born Malcolm Little in Omaha, 20,000. "My feeling was that it is the democratic process to wait for the temperatures falling shar- Neb., May 19, 1925, Malcolm X primary," Anderson said. The primary will take place May 7. ply through the 30s. North- spoke on the long-lasting effects Nationally, USA Today (Feb. Teodosio said this is a big break because it gives him a better west winds 10 to 20 mph and of Malcolm X's struggles. rose from an impoverished and 21) reported more than 200 col- chance to earn a vote from the straight ticket voter. gusty. Tonight, mostly clear Maurice Tate, BSU president, criminal lifestyle to become the lege campuses and high schools said Malcolm X's attempts to national spokesperson for the Na- used the anniversary, in conjunc- "Tom was a real gentleman," said Teodosio. "He said he would and cold. Low in the teens. rather not have either candidate endorsed because 'it would be more Saturday, mostly sunny. unify all African Americans is an tion of Islam by 1963. tion with Black History Month, as fair to the people.'" High in the upper 20s. example for black students to fol- With his controversial credo, a day to participate in marches low. "By any means necessary," Mal- and teach-ins to protest the Per- Anderson said he did not do what he did because Teodosio is a stu- "We need to start networking colm X saw violence in self- sian Gulf War. dent. — the [campus] NAACP, Black defense as justifiable — a view "He is still with us today," said "It doesn't make a difference whether he is a student or not. I did Greek Council, the Board of which contrasted Martin Luther BBCA member Muhammed what I think is fair," Anderson said. compiled from local and Black Cultural Activities," he King's non-violent preachings. Luster. "We have a responsiblity Anderson said he hopes his past record is good enough to win an- wire reports said. "We need to be together Malcolm X's outspokeness on to take on his legacy and continue other term. "I'd like to continue the recent economic development that's oc- —there are no individual prob- President John F. Kennedy's as- in the struggle. curred in Wood County," Anderson said. Fndov. February 1? 1991 THE BG NEWS

about $420,000 to give — and they are being asked for the University. 1518,000. The USG president annually selects five ACGFA Advisory board Some student organizations would not exist without representatives, while the GSS leadership chooses two. funding from general fees. Did you know University in- Other organizations also are represented^some on a ro- tramurals received $62,000 last year, and is asking for tating basis. $9,080 more this time around? The African-American Graduate Student Associa- faces dilemmas Undergraduate Student Government, the recipient of tion, the African Peoples Association, the Black Stu- If a student leader you know looks stressed out this $27,950 last year, is asking for $6,050 more. Graduate dent Union, the Commuter Off-Campus Organization, weekend, try to be understanding. Student Senate is asking for $28,964 this year, a poten- Women for Women, the Resident Student Association, The great ACGFA giveaway, an annual "classic" of tial $1,464 increase. The Dry Dock is asking for a $2,005 the Latino Student Association, and Interfraternity University politics, has returned to the University. increase, to $14,205. Council are represented this year. This is the second of three weekends in which the Ad- Other organizations will be kneeling before ACGFA Evelyn Watkins, Mike Callow, Oghenegare Otojare, visory Committee on General Fee Allocations will for the first time. Sherlette Dixon, Maurice Tate, Craig Mey, Cristina listen to presentations from campus organizations. WFAL-AM 680, Black Greek Council, Asian Com- Gonzales, Marcia Tyson, David Darcy, Kevin McCal- For the leaders of student organizations expecting munities United, the Association of College Entre- lum, Sharon Novak. Laurie Staas, James Walters, money, it is a time to put on a winning smile, highlight preneurs, Chinese Club, and the Society of Physics Wayne Berman, and Tina Hastings are your student their achievements and re-evaluate future goals. Students are some of these newcomers. representatives this year. And for ACGFA, a 15-student board appointed by ACGFA is one of the few, real examples of students If a student organization is important to you, help students, the choices will be agonizing. They have becoming involved in the decision-making process at them make an informed choice by telling them why. Ideas change as knowledge is gained Phaedrus studied hard during as Phaedrus did in ancient seem to be the cure-all on paper, In discussion of Edward Belle- this period and learned ex- Greece. The disillusionment that but in practice, they become full my's Looking Backward, the tremely fast and kept his mouth comes with the accumulation of of boles. All the ideologies ever class discovered that the Utopian shut, but it would be wrong to knowledge. Knowledge which practiced have not cured the pain ideas of Bellemy were quite a de- give the least impression that be destroys your previously-held be- of a minority or stopped the atro- sirable alternative in comparison was any sort of good student. liefs and attacks the Great Book cities of war. to the capitalistic chaos currently A good student seeks knowl- which you set out to write the first These problems became existing in the decaying urban edge fairly and Impartially. year of college, which Included clearer to me in the past few centers of this country. A sudden Phaedrus did not. chapters about wealth and poli- months. Last semester, Dr. Wil- rage stirred from my very soul. He bad an axe to grind, and all tics in a white man's world. Then liam Rock ended his History My Great Book was being chal- be sought were those things that you find that by the time gradua- Senior Pro-Seminar class with lenged. This time, I could not ait helped him grind it and the tion nears, not only have you not the question, "Has America pro- idly by, so I pounced on the ques- means of knocking down any- 1?" tion, reciting portions of my thing which prevented him from Fellow history major and stu- Great Book — arguing that this grinding it dent activist Kevin Turner was nation had always reformed upon He had no time for or interest in God and quick to respond. He did not think crisis and indeed progress had other people's Great Books. He the United States had progressed been made through these re- was there solely to write a Great much — if any. Kevin pointed out forms. Book of his own. (Robert Pirsig Man at many injustices the federal One student spoke in opposition f romZen and the Art of Motorcy- government had exercised to the ideas in my Great Book and cle Maintenance.) against U.S. citizens—specifical- I struck her down as if Satan were The dull roar is back — the dull Bowline ly minority U.S. citizens. challenging the Ten Command- roar that the ancient Greek philo- I vehemently disputed Kevin in ments. sopher Phaedrus must have felt Green my mind, but for me to speak at I had vanquished my attacker when, in the process of searching that time would have added to the in principle and fact, but for some for rationality, he went insane. by considerable tension already reason my Great Book did not The dull roar that only a gra- Scott subsisting in the room. Anyways, sound as great when I had to duating senior could appreciate. like Phaedrus, I was about to stand up and be recognized as the The frustration of being educated Geringer complete my Great Book and had source, author and defender. I but ignorant. little reason to entertain any of knew it wouldn't. Ann, to be a freshman and completed the book, you've ended Kevin's remarks. superficial again, when the popu- up throwing the damn thing on Over Christmas break, I Today I begin writing my new lar reading list included The Art the bonfire of idealism. pushed the question out of my Great Book, using many of my o- of the Deal by Donald Trump and The more we learn, the less we mind. My Great Book was almost riginal ideas but in a different weekly issues of Sports Il- actually know. complete and any additional de- context — trying to gain useful lustrated and National Review. Seniors stand on the precipice liberation would only add to an knowledge impartially. I tell my When "the Gipper" said it was of graduating from the Universi- already strenuous and time- own failure in the hopes that oth- time for the U.S.A. to kick some ty with a degree in quotology, and consuming labor. ers have experienced the same ass again on the playing field of we do not have one concrete an- However, as fate would have it, trials and have survived to write the world and I drank to that at swer to the social ills of modern the question, "Has America pro- a new book. If not, I guess I am the age of 18. Those were indeed America — racism, sexism, ig- gressed?" resurfaced last week doomed to the fate of Phaedrus — good and simple times. norance, poverty, etc.. We buy in Domna Pastourmatzi's Uto- while in the search of rationali- Now all I feel is disillusionment into beautiful ideologies which pian Lit class. ty... Letters

anxiety just like everyone else. question mine. Maybe you ques- Please show your support by Hints outlined on You are to be commended for tion others' because you have to wearing shoes to class. taking the Initiative and for a job question yours. Chris Dare, getting to know the well done. Erin Wild, senior USG candidates Joe Brickner, sophomore College Republican Even with loss, Editor The News: Homophobic It is time again for USG elec- Ignorance a big coach Larranaga tions. In order for students to be- views defended come more familiar with the reason for fear candidates, here are a few sug- motivates players gestions (to the students). First Editor The News: of all. please attend a USG Gen- of homosexuals This letter is in response to Editor The News: eral Assembly meeting. They are those who have portrayed me as I'm writing in response to a let- on alternating Monday evenings Editor The News: some type of mindless robot, pro- ter written by Kevin Fulk in the at 7:30 in the Assembly Room, In response to Chris Dare's let- Eammed by an evil society to Feb. 20 issue of 77?e News con- McFall Center. A large portion of ter on Feb. 14: te everybody. I don't like gays. cerning Jim Larranaga. Fulk the candidates for both At-Large You make me sick and utterly When men are able to reproduce knows about as much about bas- Senators and President/Vice digusted. The only thing I found — I'll support them. I know lots of ketball as my sister, and believe President are presently members correctly stated was when you people who don't like them either. me that's no compliment. of USG. Here you can see choices said "being homophobic is not None of them are sinister fiends The BG News in action. This will give you a 'discrimination'." Being homo- who beat up old ladies. Fulk tried to point out how ba- - An Independent Student Voice - good idea of how they will act or phobic is about being ignorant In my previous letter, I was not dly Larranaga motivates his about homosexuals and homo- players. I don t know where you'- perform next year. referring to criminals and mur- Editorial Board Another suggestion is for you to sexuality. But, if a job applicant derers. Iwas merely stating that ve been the last two years, but attend any rallies or meetings the was turned down because of his there are certain individuals who Larranaga did a very good job of James A. Tinker candidates are holding. This will or her sexual preference, that. may be law abiding citizens, but motivation when the Falcons beat editor give you a chance to hear their Mr. Dare, would be considered nonetheless have lifestyles the highly ranked Michigan State. Jill Novak Michelle Banks positions on various campus is- discrimination. majority of us find offensive. I We're talking about the same managing editor assistant managing editor sues. You can compare the can- can t deny them the right to make Michigan State team that gave John Kohlslrand You compare homosexuals to their own choices, but you can't No.2 Ohio State their only loss of city editor didates and then make an in- Charles Toil Chuck Travis formed decision about whom you the Nazis and the Satanists. What deny me my right to resent them the season. editorial editor editorial coordinator are going to vote for on March you are saying is that homosexu- for it. And what's all this talk 12th and 13th. als are committing some form of about hate? I am not a hateful I wanted to write this earlier Matthew A. Daneman Ivan Groger Nickie Klepper, anti-Christian act by simply be- person. However, I do think it's because I just knew someone was copy chief copy chiet E.O.B. ing themselves? You say. "being good to hate certain things. I hate going to try and stick this loss gay is not like being black or his- guys who sell drugs to little kids (EMU) on him. If a 19 to 21-year- The BG News Staff panic." There you are definitely (or anybody else)7l hate corpora- old man cannot get motivated by wrong. The reason why society tions that dump chemicals into himself for possibly the biggest New* Editor Christian Thompson Copy Editor Michelle Laherty Flag symbolizes our rivers. And if I have kids, I §ame in the MAC all season then Sports Editor Matt Schroder Copy Editor Michelle Taylor can pick a black or a hispanic out Asat Sports Editor Steve Easton Copy Editor Kathleen Lowry of a crowd is by the color of his or am gonna teach them to hate on't blame the coaches. Asst Sports Editor Jamie Joes Copy Editor NikKi Fkxoa the sacrifices her skin, which you cannot do those things too. because I sure Wire Editor Tanya Moore Copy Editor Cyndt Prada with homosexuals because they wouldn't want them to grow up Secondly, get off the back of Asat Wire Editor Irene Oaboo.i» Copy Editor Merci Stork liking them. sports' editor Matt Schroder, he's Photo Editor Jay Murdock Copy Editor KeHe Schirmer of our troops do not nave external markings to Insider Editor P. Francis Esposrto Copy Editor Jamie Smith show they are gay. But they're only trying to show his support Insider Asat Editor J.J Thompson Copy Editor Jack D*ss Editor The News: discriminated against all the I saw Geraldo a couple weeks for a fine basketball team. Fulk Invest Director Wynne Everett Prod. Sup'r . Tim J. Mechley also thought Schroder didn't Features Director Jennifer Taday Prod Sup'r Ryan TVk I would like to express a simple same. back where they had gay and les- Copy Editor Trlsh Davis Prod Sup'r Moty Zakr^aek "thank-you" to The News staff for You say homosexuality is "a bian marriages. I trunk that's know what it takes to win on the Copy Editor Micheee latter Prod Sup'r Derrick Rosa printing the American flag on the lifestyle and a preference, an in- sick. And what's with this homo- basketball court, but I think Dick back page of the Feb. 19 issue. dication that a person's mind sexual who wants the senate Vitale, the "basketball guru" Thm BO Mew* m pubaehed darfy Tueedey through Friday during the academe year and weekly does not operate along the same seat? Give it a rest, man. He does. The Tuesday after BG's during the aummer eeeoton by the Board of Student PuDaceBona of Bowing Green State University The flag is the symbol of our sup- OpMone aspreeeed by cotumntete do not neceeeerffy reflect the opnene o< TM BG Mew* port for the troops and it is cru- channels as a normal member of didn't get what he wanted, so he's defeat of Michigan State, he The BO Mews and Bowang Green Stele University are equal opportunity emptoyere and do not our society." May I ask you this: using discrimination charges as called Larranaga "a great moti- aec/imlnate *» rwmg prechcee cial that our actions are in sup- The BO News wat not accept adverteing met « deemed dtocrnwtetory. degrading, or neutting on port of the sacrifices they are Where do you get off saying gays blackmail against Kevin Cough- vator." the been of race, sex. or neoona) origin. making; sacrifices that we can are not "normal"? Just because lin. I heard that he already ran never fully abpreciate while sit- you may judge one person as be- once and lost. Can't he take a I do agree with Fulk on one Copyngrw I Ml AH Rights Reserved ting here content and safe in the ing "normal' that does not make hint? We don't want gays in stu- point. It is unfortunate our bas- Buameea Offtoo Eowonal Ofnce U.S. Regardless of everyone's that person "normal" nor does it dent government because they ketball team isn't as successful 214 Wee* Hal Ph <4i8) 372-2601 210 West Hal Ph (419) 3726068 differing viewpoints of our in- make anyone else "abnormal." are loathesome [sicl and repul- as we would like it to be, but the Bowtng Green SWe Unh-ererty volvement in the Middle East, it I am not homophobic because I sive. You can make fun of me all sun will come up in the morning Bowsng Orson. Onto 43403-0276 S 00 am to 5 OO p m is good that we come to realize know who and what I am. I do not you want, but at least I know I am just the same. Monday through Mara that our troops are human beings. question others' sexual pref- right. I hereby declare next Mon- Todd L. Prenger, They have fears and feelings of erences because I do not have to day "Say no to Gays Day." senior THE BG NEWS Friday, February 22. 1991 3 Gulf

Sale of infrared The imaging sensors, which detect the infrared rays given off War reporting by warm objects such as devices probed machines or troops, can be rules analyzed WASHINGTON — Walter Cronkite said the Pentagon's system WASHINGTON (AP) — Iraq "We also know some of that mounted on tanks or missiles or for dealing with journalists in the Persian Gulf War is doing the obtained night vision equipment, equipment had a U.S. origin," can stand alone. Eublic such a disservice that he'd prefer reporters be censored built with American parts, from a said the official, who spoke on ut free to range over the battle front. Dutch firm that apparently sold it condition of anonymity. But Pete Williams, the Defense Department's chief spokes- illegally, government and cor- The imaging sensors, which de- Kirson, said the former CBS anchorperson's idea wouldn't work, porate officials said. tect the infrared rays given off by e said war moves too fast these days to permit correspondents The Pentagon is investigating warm objects such as machines an investigation by the Penta- "Delft equipment was picked to hotdog it on their own, showing up on a unit's perimeter unex- how Iraq got the equipment, key or troops, can be mounted on gon's Defense Technology Securi- up at Khafji/' the U.S. official pectedly in a four-wheel-drive vehicle and expecting to be wel- elements of which were supplied tanks or missiles or can stand ty Agency. Hughes is cooperating said. comed. They'd probably be shot by sentries, he said. by Hughes Aircraft Co. in Los alone. Dore said Hughes sold the with the probe and is not accused Neither Dore nor Rinze "We can't say, 'Y'all come to the battlefield,'" Williams said. Angeles. sensors to Delft, which made a of any violations. Kingma, president of Delft In- Williams and Cronkite presented their ideas for war coverage Richard Dore, a Hughes range of end products. U.S. military officials have said struments, would provide details Wednesday at a hearing by the Senate Governmental Operations spokesperson, said the company The United States has suspend- the allies have an big advantage of the contract between Hughes Committee on the Pentagon's press restrictions. was "kind of hoodwinked" be- ed all weapons contracts between over Iraqi troops in the Persian and Delft. They did not say how Three correspondents, recently back from the war zone, testi- cause it believed the infrared American suppliers and Delft In- Gulf War because of its sophisti- much it was worth or how many fied the Pentagon system of limiting coverage to a handful of imaging sensors it agreed to sell struments pending the outcome cated night-vision equipment. sensors were involved. news pools, who must then share their reporting with their col- Delft Instruments in Delft, Hol- of the investigation, according to The Iraqis' night-vision capa- The State Department's Office leagues, has broken down. land, were destined for the Dutch officials at the State and Defense bility "is very marginal," Maj. of Defense Trade Controls, which Like Cronkite, they advocated open coverage, although they military. departments. Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, com- issues munitions licenses, said did not share his view on the necessity of censorship. "We have informed the Dutch mander of the 24th Mechanized such details were proprietary in- Malcolm Browne of The New York Times. Craie Hines of But a U.S. official familiar with government that all munitions li- Infantry Division, said in Sep- formation. the Houston Chronicle and Frank Aukofer of the Milwaukee the case said a "considerable censes to Delft have been sus- tember. Kingma said in a telephone pended," the official said. Journal said the pool system was envisioned only as a stopgap amount of night vision equip- Therefore, Iraq's night battles interview he had "heard rumors" means to put reporters on hand for the opening hours of an en- ment" was shipped to Iraq Dore said deliveries of sensors at the Saudi Arabian town of Kha- about the suspension but has "not gagement. through a Delft subsidiary in Bel- for infrared imaging systems to fji, the first major ground en- been officially informed of this." After that, they said, it was assumed reporters would be free gium, as well as through other Delft were halted in January, two counter of the war, surprised the He denied the company had months after Hughes learned of to cover the war on their own and competitively. That's the way sources. allies. done anything wrong. the Vietnam War was covered, with correspondents usually hopping a helicopter ride and spending a week or so with its troops to capture the sense of what they go through. In the Gulf, the Pentagon procedures make that kind of cover- Law to protect troops' families age almost non-existent. Only a relative handful get to be with the half-million U.S. troops. WASHINGTON (AP) — The "Let the word go out that Similar legislation sponsored until their return to the United "Exclusive coverage by pools allows military commanders to Senate Thursday night passed America has nothing but uncom- by Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., was States. veto coverage of their units or to arrange it to their self- legislation protecting members promising support for each and defeated Wednesday. The Penta- • The right to return to the civil- promoting advantage," Hines said. of the National Guard and other every reservist, wherever they gon opposes it. ian job if called up for more than Cronkite said reporters should be put in uniform, given mili- armed forces reserve units serv- serve, whenever they serve and Among the protections afforded 90 days. tary drivers and permitted to go to wherever the action is, with ing in the Persian Gulf from however they serve." he said. the more than 200,000 citizen- The Pentagon has a regulation their dispatches or television tape subject to review by civilian mortgage foreclosure and a host soldiers are these: to protect sole-surviving family lawyer censors, charged with eliminating only military secrets. of otherlegal problems. Earlier Thursday, Rep. Toby •An increase in the maximum members. Another directive That was the method in use when he covered World War n as a The chamber passed the Roth, R-Wis., introduced legisla- rental or mortgage delinquency states that all but one immediate young United Press correspondent, he said, and it worked. measure, an amendment to the tion that would direct the Defense required before an eviction from family member can request a Cronkite said "the number of correspondents wandering Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act of Department to allow immediate $150 to $1,200. transfer from the same unit or freely behind the lines must be controlled," but that could be 1940, on a voice vote without dis- members of a family to be ex- • Reinstatement of employer- ship in time of war. done by accrediting reporters for major news organizations and sent and sent it to the House. empted from service within the provided health insurance. letting them rotate. "Passage today is the only way same combat zone. Roth's proposal would allow Of critical importance to a democracy, he said, even if it to assure these citizen soldiers "Losing one member of a fami- • A prohibition against credit members of the same family to means keeping the news from getting out for a day or two, is and sailors that their country will ly is a real tragedy. Losing more discrimination related to a ser- request transfers out of a combat making sure a reporter is on hand to give the public — and histo- not fail to match their commit- than one, especially when we vice member's credit record. zone, as opposed to simply off the ry — a firsthand account of warfare. ment to duty," said Sen. Dennis could have acted in time to pre- same ship or out of the same unit. "What we have now is pre-censorship, by telling you what you DeConcini, D-Ariz., chairperson vent it, is too great a sacrifice for •Suspension of malpractice in- It would require the department can't see," Cronkite said. 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1991 Outstanding Pledge Ellen "Pin<" Miller Dee Gees have the best new initiates in B.C. E ■ii>""Miiiiimiuiiiiiii' A 1 A \ A 1 A 1 -A 1 \ 1 A \ A \ A 1 \ \ 4 F"day. February 22. 1991 THE BG NEWS Abortion topic explored Fundraiser contributes Group redefines pro-choice Students for Life stress education to program for disabled by Jcnl Bond Proposed legislation in Georgia WTtt«T and Utah to toughen abortion the Wellness Center and Student laws has driven Students for by Greg Watson Recreation Center. Information Choice to work even harder for by Jeni Bond staff writer about the event was sent to resi- In an effort to promote a new reproductive freedom, she said. writer dence halls and fraternity and so- outlook on the Issues of choice, As long as there is a threat to People will be able to take care rority houses, Ferguson said. Students for Choice will offer in- reproductive rights there is a Students for Life are activity- of their body and raise money for "Alpha Chi Omega has been do- formational sessions throughout need for this kind of organization oriented this semester in their the Wood County Special Olym- ing a tremendous amount of the semester. so we can continue fighting off efforts to educate the campus pics at a Jazz-A-Thon 11:30 a.m. work, with making signs," he The sessions, entitled "Repro- these threats to our rights," Greg about abortion. — 4 p.m. Sunday in Anderson ! Special said. ductive Freedom Discussion Se- Richey, vice president of Stu- Guest speakers will discuss Arena. Olympics Proceeds from the $10 registra- ries" will be offered once a week dents tor Choice said. different aspects of the pro-life "Our goal is two-fold," said Bill tion fee and Jazz-A-Thon T-shirts and feature videos and guest Last semester Students for movement including post- Ferguson, Wood County Special get pledges and donations from sold at the event go to the Wood speakers who will initiate discus- Choice registered more than ISO abortion syndrome and feminists Olympics coordinator. "The most friends, neighbors, and local County Special Olympics, said sion. Each session begins at 7:30 Ero-choice voters before Novem- who are pro-life. important goal is to raise money businesses, Sheets said. Ferguson. p.m. in the Unitea Christian er's election and held a rally The psychological effects for the Special Olympics, [and Fifty door prizes will be given Participants will also be given Center's Fellowship Hall, which attracted more than 100 women experience after an abor- secondly] a good turnout and for to the people with the most a Jazz-A-Thon tote bag, Sheets Wednesdays through March 20. people. tion is the first lecture topic. folks to have tun." pledges, with first prize being a said. "We welcome everyone's opin- Although, the group is non- Karen Keitzman, director of the Liz Sheets, Wood County Spe- trip for two to a North Carolina A fashion show with the latest ion, but the purpose isn't to de- partisan it supports pro-choice Crisis Pregnancy Center of cial Olympics communications condominium. in exercise fashions will also be bate but to discuss," Catherine candidates. Adrian, Mich., will begin 8 p.m. coordinator, said more than 500 Ferguson said aerobic classes shown during the Jazz-A-Thon, Keske, president of Students for "Last semester the focus was Wednesday in the Union's Facul- people, including 30 instructors, from the University also are col- Ferguson added. Choice said. more political while this semes- ty Lounge. Students for Life be- from jazzercise classes in seven lecting sponsors for Sunday's While Jazzercise raised more In addition, Keske said, the ter we're focusing on education," lieve the speakers may be helpful surrounding counties will partic- Jazz-A-Thon. than $30,000 for the American reason for the series is to make Keske said. in eradicating misconceptions ipate. Churchills Supermarket, Sub- Lung Association in 1987, Sheets people aware of the difference be- One main focus of Students for people may have about the pro- "There are a number of [Jaz- way and T.C.B.Y. will provide re- said this is the first fundraiser tween pro-choice and pro- Choice is "keeping abortion legal life movement. zercise] instructors aware of freshments, while 92.5 WVKS-FM the group has done for Special abortion. doesn't make the rate of pre- "One falsehood is that women Special Olympics," Sheets said. from Toledo will broadcast live Olympics. "Being pro-choice is not being marital sex go up,"according to oppose abortion more than men," "It is a good cause [which gives] from the arena and will provide ''With the weather being good pro-abortion. We believe abortion Keske. said Dennis Lann, co-vice presi- more opportunity for people with the music, she said. and the event being local, we is a personal decision based on "You can be religiously, mora- dent of Students for Life. mental retardation to participate St. Charles Hospital also will be hope for a strong response from personal morals and religious be- lly and ethically against abortion Although Students for Life is in the Special Olympics. at Anderson giving free health the University," Ferguson said. liefs," sine said. and still be pro-choice," she said. against abortion, they offer help "We will be allowing walk-ons, checks, including bodyfat screen- Sheets said there was a 66 per- to women who are considering it starting at 11:30," she added. ing, blood pressure tests, and cent increase of Special Olympic as an alternative. "We encourage students to stop cholesterol tests, Ferguson said. participants in the last year, "We refer women who are con- by and participate." Campus organizations partici- making a need for fund raisers to American Bed Cross sidering abortion to the Bowling Participants are encouraged to pating in the Jazz-A-Thon include raise more money for the event. Green Pregnancy Center. They , can offer anything she needs in- .f^*"*" ■*"*• "♦"♦♦• ♦"♦'♦^ $•♦■♦• "^eipipiFipipiF'iF'^if: cluding post and pre-natal care," .{t Enjoy Better Living in '91 With # Ken GiDaspy, co-vice president BLOTTER= said. Students for Life want to show Officer injured ■University police responded ^PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO.* people the abortion issue is im- to a complaint of a fight in Offen- portant. hauer West Sunday morning. ¥ Rental Office located at Cherrywood "We believe that life begins at ■City police responded to a Health Spa conception and there is over- in disturbance loud party complaint in the 200 ¥ phone: 352-9378 whelming evidence to support block of Mercer Road Sunday it," President Lisa Brennan said. morning. We can satisfy your apartment needs from Other life issues are also on the ■City police responded to a agenda of the organization. They loud music complaint in the 600 ¥ efficiencies to two bedroom. at Food Town farticipate in activities with block of Second Street Sunday ¥ IOSPUS, a group which helps dy- morning. ¥ ing people deal with their fears of A Bowling Green police officer was hurt while arresting a man ■Scott R. Cook, 341 Conklin LEASING SUMMER AND FALL death. at Food Town, 840 S. Main St., Wednesday evening. Hall, was cited for underage However, the main focus of the Police said the individual was drunk and threw a mayonnaise drinking Sunday morning. ¥ Fox Run Small Buildings group is abortion. jar at the arresting officer's head as he was arrested. ■James A. Kontak, waterville, ¥ Haven House Mini Mall "We realize that women have Officer Al Alvord was treated at Wood County Hospital after O., was cited for underage drink- ¥ died from illegal abortions, but he arrested Mike McDonald (last known address, Daytona ing in city Lot 2 Sunday morning. Piedmont more women nave died since it Beach, Fla.) for criminal mischief, resisting arrest, disorderly ■City police responded to a ¥ Birchwood Houses became legal, not to mention 25 conduct while intoxicated with persistence, assault and felony loud music complaint in the 700 ¥ million babies which have also theft. block of Scott Hamilton Drive ¥ i died, "said Lann. City police received two complaints pertaining to McDonald, Sunday morning. including one from a Food Town employee who said he was yell- ■An employee of Student Book ¥ ingobscenities at customers as they entered the store. Exchange, 530 E. 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K L K L K K ). K 1 K THE BG NEWS Friday, February 22. 1991 Sports Ruchty ends Ice Arena career Women face Kent's Seniors attempt to go out on winning note against Buckeyes offensive entourage by Steve Easton KSU offense ranked second in the nation assistant sports editor

When push comes to shove, by Brian Dugger BG assistant captain Matt Ru- sports writer chty isn't one to turn the other shoulder. This might be a possible ex- The women's basketball team is planation for | preparing for a offensive assault. his 54 penal- The offense of the Kent State ties and 125 basketball team, that is. minutes in 34 An offense that averages 95 sists in a game when she dished games this | points per game (second in the out 17 against BG. She later year. nation) and has topped the cen- eclipsed that record and set an Ruchty is a I tury mark nine times this season, NCAA record with 23 assists physical, including a season - high 132 against Ball State. grinding, points against Stetson. The Flashes also boast the top n a r d -I Earlier in the year, they fell two scorers in the MAC. working left two points short of 100 against the Ann Forbes and Tracey Lynn wing who de- Ruchty Falcons as BG prevailed 106-98. are scoring 20 and 17.7 points per livers thundering checks to any Saturday afternoon, the two Same, respectively. Against BG, opponent in sight. teams will face off again at An- le two combined for 53 points. But tonight s game against derson Arena starting at 12:45. "They're a balanced team," Ohio State (8-18-4) at 7:30 The game has taken on added BG head coach Fran Voll said. marks the end of Ruchty's importance because of Wednes- "Tracey [ I.ynn )has been coming bone-crushing hits inside the day's action. The Falcons lost a on strong. Obviously, they have a Ice Arena. He, along with 101-79 decision to Toledo and the lot of firepower." seniors Christian Albitz, John Flashes knocked off Central KSU utilizes this firepower with Burke, Pierrick Maia, and cap- Michigan 94-75. a style head coach Bob Lindsay tain Braden Shavchook, will The Falcon loss dropped the said draws from the systems of skate in their final home game. Falcons into a third place tie with Loyola-Marymount and Ken- Ruchty's presence (ft-foot-2, KSU. Both teams are 8-5 in the tucky. 215 pounds) will not be missed Mid-American Conference. The Flashes recently broke the by BG's Central Collegiate In the first meeting, the Fal- NCAA record for three-point at- Hockey Association opponents cons shot a season high 59 percent tempts in a season. — especially those run over by from the field and fell three Going into Wednesday's game his Truck-like checks. points short of breaking the against CMU, they had attempted Although Ruchty's penalties school record for points in a 545 three-pointers on the year — number two more than all of game. almost 24 attempts per game. last year, he believes his pen- On the other side, KSU's Basically, they shoot a lot, chant for taking penalties is freshman guard Michelle Burden score often and win a majority of decreasing. CCHA referees broke her school record for as- their games. might disagree. Th« Kay/Eric Mull 'I think my temper and frus- tration have improved, but it Who Me? B6 News CLASSIFIEDS. 214 West Hall. doesn't show up on the stat Senior Matt Ruchty voices displeasure about CCHA official's ruling. sheet," the Kitchener, Ontario native said. "I've built a repu- After rejecting the Devils' puck in the net this year as last "A good thing is coming to an tation and you can't change offer after his junior cam- year. end, but it's sad," he said. that overnight." paign, Ruchty will have a de- "I don't really think I've had "Playing in this building for Once Ruchty leaves the col- cision to make when the Fal- a bad year. I've been doing a four years has been great for CH ARLESTOWN and legiate ranks, his style may be cons' season ends — forego the lot of little things right which me. I don't think you can play more suited for professional remainder of the semester to some people don t notice." in front of a better crowd." hockey. A fourth-round selec- sign with New Jersey or finish BG head coach Jerry York MID AM MANOR tion of the National Hockey it while working toward his ed- said Ruchty can be one of the But when the fans of BG League's New Jersey Devils in ucation degree. top players in the CCHA when hockey hear Ruchty's name in APARTMENTS 1988, Ruchty's power game fits "I'd consider leaving after he's playing his game. the future, he hopes it will be in far more nicely with the pros the season but the offer has to remembered for the good than in the NCAA. be right," he said. "Hockey is "When Matt's skating, hit- things and his intense winning Within walking distance to campus for "Too many penalties are obviously what I want to do ting, and playing a big man's desire — not the penalties. called in college hockey," he right now." . game he is one of the most val- summer 1991 and 1991 - 92 school year. said. "Too much of the game is uable players in the league," focused on penalty killing and * After experiencing a stellar he saia. "He's come a long way "People enjoy seeing a lot of power plays, and a lot of good junior season (28 goals-21 as- since he came here as a 17-year good hits and action which I 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, flayers are spending too much sists-49 points), Ruchty's scor- old. He's matured as a person give them, and I put the puck in Ime on the bench. ing this year (11-18-29) has de- and he is now able to better the net every once in a while," gas heat & water included, air condition* "I don't think that's the way creased but his effort hasn't handle his emotions within Ruchty said. "Hopefully, I've the game should be played. made this season any less ac- the context of the game." left a positive mark on Bowling ins- And I can't change my style of ceptable. Green hockey. Contact: Resident Manager play if I want to be successful.! In ways it has been dis- But when the Canadian think one of my big worries appointing because a lot of national anthem is played be- "I hate losing more than 641 Third St., Apt. 4. B.G. about coming back tiiis year people just look at stats," he fore tonight's game, many anything. I don't think there's was if college hockey would de- said. "No question I haven't memories will be flashing anyone that hates losing more 332-4380 ter my improvement." had as much luck putting the through Ruchty's mind. than I do."

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* Friday, February 22, 1991 THE BG NEWS Track competes in MAC invite BG tennis tries to Gaerke, Czekaj vie for NCAA Indoor Championship spots earn first victory Women's tennis team travels to Akron by Patrick Murphy mile. compete," he said. "The competition is as iporu u/iiter Sophomore Vicki Czekaj will also be good as or better than last week. If we losses were to fourth ranked Ten- competing for an NCAA spot, in the high compete strongly, we can be in the top by Sebastien Francis Caruthers 1 sports writer nessee, 5-4 and ninth ranked Kan- a. She needs to Jump 6 feet to automa- twoT sas, 5-4. Orlando said Wisconsin Rebound. This could be a theme for bas- >■ qualify. Her best effort this season has a "big-time" program. ketball teams, but it's what the track team has been Weet-8-inches. Falcon Notes: Enough is enough. is looking to do this weekend. Price thinks the team will do better this Both teams still have some people who The men's tennis team is tired The men also have a dual The team travels to the MAC Invita- week. are not up to par but they should compete, of being kicked around by Big match at Marquette, Sunday and tional in Ypsilanti, Mich, for a meet to- "I want us to finish in the top two and I except for senior Jon Monheim (long dis- Ten competition. should be more evenly matched, night. Both of the teams are looking to do think that we can do it," he said. tance runner) out indefinitely with a groin but Orlando doesn't want his better than they did but injury. The Falcons will try to prove team to take the match lightly. weekend at the Ohio The men are also looking to get im- this when they travel to Wiscon- IntercoUegiates. proved performances from the Ohio meet. For the women Junior Amy Lite (triple sin on Saturday. "Marquette is a very danger- "We were up for last "We're going after all that we can get. Jump) who has a shin injury, senior Janice The Badgers were picked to ous team," Orlando said. "They weekend and didn't focus This is the climax to the indoor season," Hare (55, 200, 400 and mile relay) who has win the Big Ten in a pre-season have attracted some quality on that meet. The con- men's head coach Sid Sink said. a back problem, and junior Ginger Lain poll and are ranked second in the players from all over the country ference meet is more One area the team looks to do well is in rtathalon, 55 hurdles, and 200 hurdles) Mid-West. with their incredible on-campus Importa nt than the Ohio the 35 pound weight competition. Sink ex- has a touch of the Qu. Indoor Tennis Center." Championships,'' wom- pects success from the throwers who "This weekend with the Bad- en's bead coach Steve didn't compete in the Ohio Invitationals The men's injuries include freshman gers is a big opportunity for our The women's tennis team will Price said. because Ohio State does not throw the Aaron Straw (55) is week to week with a program to prove that we can play at Akron, Saturday at noon. Senior Tracy Gaerke Sink weight. strained hamstring, junior Bill Overla will compete with any of the top D o a will try to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Overall, Sink thinks the team should compete with a sore ankle and senior Steve teams in the Midwest and in the Championships for the second straight bounce back. Bellow (long jump and triple jump) who nation," BG coach Gene Orlando The women's gymnastics team weekend, bin this time she will try the "Eastern Michigan is a good place to has a foot injury isn't likely to compete. said. travels to Mount Pleasant, Mich. Wisconsin plays a Top 20 Saturday for a meet with Central schedule and is 4-2. The Badgers Michigan at 2 p.m. Men looking to halt skid Baseball batteries return Basketball team tries to sweep season series against Kent we're dissappointed but we're not points per game and pulling down by 11HM Herzog to spring training homes going to fold our tents." 7.3 rebounds.per per contest. Banks is sports writer With Kent State coming to town complimented by 6-3 junior Mike up Thursday. But Davis, Barry cause of drug and alcohol use. He on Saturday, BG will look to gain Klinzing and his 13.6 ppg and 3.2 by Eten Walker Larkin, Rob Dibble, and Tom has not pitched in the majors Don't count the Falcons out yet. some momentum heading into assists per game. AP baseball writer Even though they've been elim- Browning were among more than since 1987 with the Texas Rang- the post-season MAC tourney in Kent, fresh off a hard fought a dozen regulars from the World ers, but after a two-day tryout, inated from the regular season Detroit, March 7-10. victory over Central Michigan on Mid-American Conference title- Baseball returned Thursday as Series champion Cincinnati Beds got invited to the Yankees' camp. "Kent is a very strong team, Wednesday, enters the contest at Eric Davis and plenty of pitchers on the fields in Plant City, Fla. "I feel there have been a lot race, it's the MAC tourney winner they beat Eastern Michigan in 4-9. Though their record is 4-9, that gets an automatic NCAA and catchers started spring train- Davis, recovering from a kid- worse things in baseball than Ypsilanti," Larranaga said. Kent Kent won't simply be going ing on schedule. Even Steve ney injury in Game 4 of the sweep bringing Steve Howe back," birth. is the only team to win at Eastern through the motions, they're also "We know that we're out of it Howe was there, but Bo was a no this year. looking for momentum heading go and Jim Palmer was a maybe for the regular season race but The Golden Flashes aren't a into the tourney. "I've never been more excited about a camp," there is a short season left, in- team that should be taken lightly, In three-game losing streaks, so. cluding these last three games Skies were sunny in Florida especially the way BG has played Sroblems can be numerous, but and Arizona as IS teams opened and the tournament," said BG of late. KSU is lead by 6-5 junior le next few games may come -Frank Robinson, Orioles manager coach Jim Larranaga. "Of course for business. Tony Banks who is averaging 16 down to how bad the Falcon "There seems to be a lot of anx- players want to win. ious anxiety to get going," New "(The players) are the ones York Mets manager BudHarrel- over the Oakland A's and off- body to bring him back. It's a who put in the time and the son said in Port St. Lucie, Fla.. season knee surgery, will take it good business deal and a nice op- energy and they are the ones that where about 100 fans watched slow for awhile. So will Bo Jack- portunity for this young man." Prairie Margins have to live with the results, David Cone, Mackey Sasser and son. "Drugs taking away my whole which is far more long lasting some others run through the out- The Kansas City Royals put career has beenhard to deal with. the undergraduate fine arts than any fan," Larranaga said, field. their star outfielder on crutches It probably cost me $8-10 million referring to recent student criti- Officially, only pitchers and for four weeks after discovering in salary alone," said Howe, 33 cisms. catchers were supposed to show that a hip injury he sustained in next month. "I feel real thankful I magazine is accepting submissions the NFL playoff game is more se- got this opportunity. I've been rious than originally thought. walking around praying that this "It's not just the usual pulled wasn't a cruel trick nature leers bottle Ohio State muscle," Royals trainer Nick played." Fiction Poetry Swartz said Thursday. "He's not Whether Palmer's body will limit 3,500 words on WI3GU-88.1 FM in the mild-Injury category." enable him to make a comeback Jackson is to report to the at age 45 is still uncertain. The Royals' camp in Haines City, Baltimore Orioles have invited Fla., along with the position their former ace to camp and Non-Fiction Art OHIO players. He will undergo therapy Palmer seemed ready to come. reprod. in B/W and do exercises, but is likely to Palmer, who has been working 51ATE miss the first part of the exhibi- out in Florida, said Thursday he Deadline UNIVERSITY tion schedule. has "pretty much" decided to ac- "He was pretty upbeat, not real cept the Orioles' offer. He hasn't March 1, 1991 a down," Royals manager John ?itched in the big leagues since Questions? Call Katrina Vandenberg, Editor The Falcons end their regular season with a home Wathan said after a telephone 984 and if he successfully re- and home weekend against the Buckeyes. Alfflme conversation with Jackson. "I turns, Palmer would become the 372-1854 or guess disappointed is the right first baseball Hall of Famer to Kimberly Dickerson, Asst. Editor 372-3223 7:30 FPI. and Sat. nights. word." play again. At the New York Yankees' "It's not an easy decision and I camp in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., know I'll be a long shot to make pitcher Pascual Perez was ab- the club," he said. sent. The reason: visa problems. Ben McDonald, the Orioles' But the big news from the Yan- newest ace, was among the i Home Base Rodgers Quad Council kees was that Howe, once one of players in Sarasota, Fla.,when the game's most promising pit- Baltimore began spring training. present: chers, was getting a second Mike Flanagan, once Palmers chance. In his case, ft is a seventh rotation mate, was also there, chance. courtesy of an invitation. Howe, the National League "I've never been more excited rookie of the year in 1980, has about a camp," Orioles manager HERITAGE OF HATRED been suspended six times be- Frank Robinson said. Yankees general manager Gene The San Diego Padres will be Michael said. "If he was my son the last team to start spring train- A Panel Discussion On Racial, or your son, you'd want some- ing, on Monday. All teams will Ethnic, And Religious Prejudice hold their first official workouts *********** by next week and the opening day In America. for the exhibition season is March 7. 1 121 West Hall Tues., Feb. 26,7:30 p.m. TIRED ■■ • OF ROOMMATE Thank You to the following HASSLES? businesses for their donations! Pagliat's Pizza BG Bookstore TRY A ONE ■ a Finders Standard Bifocals A Cut Above BEDROOM SBX IYES EXAMINED BY OR. S. SHIFF OPTOMITRKT The Source Of FERS EXPIRES MARCH 15, 1991 EFFICIENCY [Tl KMIIMtTKMS PtICID SINIATHT Jeans & Things -SItNDMD PLASTIC IIUI I UNSiS ni9 For Both Pain Myles Dairy Queen One day service (or most prescriptions with experienced Oplkions at your servke. University Bookstore ■n at You must be completely satisfied or we wiH return your money. The Little Shop POE ROAD "Proving every day that Great Lakes Sports quality glasses and contacts Myles Pizza don't need to be expensive." Victorian Hair Gallery ^APARTMENTS* Campus Pollyeyes £215 E. Poo Road* Burlington Optical Mardi Gras was a huge success! TOLEDO TOLEDO BOWLING GREEN Call 352-0717 I9SSS. Reynold* 115] W. Sylvan U 1616 I. Woostcr Aero,, from SoMttwyck 382-2020 472-1113 352-2533 •■ ■ WOT VAUO WITH UH OTHPIMWOTW OH WICIIU ^«tl »M«no||»l OpMcrt . OTtT-tt ■ ■ ■ *********** THE BG NEWS Friday, February 22. 1991 / 'The Rocket 'impresses NFL scouts by Thomas P. Wyman The Patriots, 1-15 last season, hold player the Patriots need to rebuild passes for about 20 minutes. BYU." associated press writer the first pick, and Mendes began court- their offense. Asked to think like an He missed two passed from Pitts- George Stewart, special teams ing Ismail early in the day, inviting owner, he wasn't sure whether he burgh Steelers receivers coach coach for the Steelers and a former him to a'get-acquainted breakfast of would trade for himself. Dwayne Painter, and a third bounced Notre Dame assistant, said Ismail SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Raghib Belgian waffles and orange juice. "If we already had great linemen, off his hands, Notre Dame sports in- "has all the skills necessary to be an "Rocket" Ismail showed NFL scouts "As special as his workout was, and a quarterback and some decent formation director Joh- Heisler said. outstanding receiver in the National what they already know. when you look at the whole day, he was running backs, and just needed some- "He did everything v. 'ready knew Football League." Ismail strutted his stuff during a even more special as a person," Men- body to spark things up, yes," he said. he could do, said Leon Burtnett, Ismail has great "playing strength" one-man show Thursday while scouts des said. "But if we needed everything, then I offensive coordinator for the Indiana- despite his 5-foot-10, 175-pound frame, from 15 NFL teams applied stopwat- "If he's a sign of the Patriots' organ- don't know." polis Colts. Stewart said. ches, tape measures, and shrewdness ization, then hey, I'm all for it," Ismail Ismail gave up a final year of el- Mendes agrees that Ismail's only Also scouting him were the Chicago to measure the potential No. 1 draft said of Mendes. igibility to enter the draft. In three weak point to his game could be his Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Kansas pick. Mendes gave no indication whether seasons, his 15 touchdowns included pass-receiving skills. City Chiefs, Atlanta Falcons, Detroit "He has* excellent speed, athletic the Patriots would draft Ismail or five on kickoff returns. He gained 4,187 "I would say there was concern I.inns, Green Bay Packers, Washing- ability and all the personality traits trade away the top pick. all-purpose yards. about his hands," Mendes said. "Let's ton Redskins, Miami Dolphins, Los that you're looking for in a first pick," "We're still busy evaluating all the During a closed workout that lasted face it, he hasn't caught as many balls Angeles Raiders, New York Jets, said Joe Mendes, the New England players in the country," Mendes said. about 30 minutes, Ismail ran a 40-yard at Notre Dame as he would, say, if he Cleveland Browns and Dallas Cow- Patriots' personnel director. Ismail hinted he might not be the dash, did a vertical jump and caught was a featured receiver at Stanford or boys.

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PHI UPSILON OMICRON Founders Day Trip * Alpha Phi" Alpha Phi' ALPHA SIGMA PHI * • ■ ALPHA SIGMA PHI Alpha Sigma Phi * Alpha Sigma Phi AOTT • DO ' PHI DELT CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS to While House Museum Congratulations to our 1991 Rho Chi'a Jen- Nance KJ AOTT is ready to make waves" in conjunction with Alumni Association from nifer Bufteritekj. Angela Seth. and Jody Wil Looking forward to Saturday Get ready for a great night at Winter Wedding' I Good Luck" Toledo Meet in Gallena at 1 30 on Feb 24 lams! Wi Norm go through with it? hope you are ready for if It wil be me best A MA • Sunday Dresa -Johnny Love- AZD * AZD " AZD HAPPV HOURS" " Bring money for lunch ALPHA SIGMA PHI ■ *' ALPHA SIGMA PHI Marly GOOOTYMES * GOODTYMES * GOOI The Sisters of Alpha Xi Delta would like to con- Tonight from 5-9 pm a! Cmldy'i TYMES gratulate Unit Director Joann Arnhort on her re S3 Mwntwrt & everyone under 21 Special Indian Coffee Hours! Don't miss the show this Saturday' ALPHA SIGMA PHI ALPHA SIGMA PHI Alpha Sigma Phi cent engagement to Ed Carmien" S4 Non-members 21 * over oin WSA and experience the culture of India. "MIODLEMARCH" Tracl. Winter Wedding Formal 1991 AZD ' A2D • AZD All you C«n drink!! Indian movie and snacks provided Friday, Fab. voted Cincinnati's * 1 Band Thai is our last Winter Wedding' I hope this is The Wedding of Norm 22 from 7:30 - 11 pm In The International w/Speciei Guests "THE HOLY COWS" the best one ever Lets get psyched for a great Chi Omega congratulates Diane Prohaska for Lounge (411 South HaN) Free Everyone Wel- Drink Specials til 9 00 time1 AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL her selection as Assistani Marketing Director General Meeting come!! 18 A over always welcome Love. "Gramps " Alpha Sigma Phi for Rush 1991 and Chns Schurte for being se- Mon Fob 25 6:30 pm 306 Manna Undergraduate Alumni Association Winter Wedding Formal 1991 lected aa 1991 Rush Secretary' Good |ob' We wii be having a meeting on Monday. Febru- *• WINTER WEOOING CHEERS STYLE " Stephanie. Cheers in Sandusky Chi Omega proudly announces (hose Sisters ATTENTION BGCTM MEMBERS ary 25. al 7 30 pm in 112 BA All are encour- ALPHA SIGMA PHI ALPHA SIMGA PHI Are you psyched for this weekend' Well be who were tapped into Order of Omega* Don't (orget to attend the next meeting ol aged to come and hear a guest speaker from prepared for the time of your life" We will have Jessica Btckiey BGCTM on Tuesday. February 26 at 8:00pm in SOLD. Sea you there'! LI ON N ESS, a great time m SanduskylH Nicky Pohlmann 133 U'e Science' Come copy Apple programs Are you ready tor a night filled with muse danc- University Y seeking applications lor Direc- Love. Alpha Sigma Phi Diane Prohaska FREE (non-members $2 50) to use in your ing, romance, passion, and a secret surprise for torship positions in Fundreising and Member- Mike Winter Wedding Formal 1991 CyndiRengeri classroom' Hundreds of Public Domain Soft- you and everybody else? You better be' II is go- ship CaJ Pave-372-621 7 ••• Alpha Sigma Phi — Vera's Honeymoon Amy Start ware d>sks are avallbale lo be reviewed and ing to be incredible" The Alpha Sigma Pn. WIN- copied for later use The programs range from WOMEN FOR WOMEN FILM SERIES TER WEDDING can't come soon enough'"!' levels K-12 and can easily be copied onto your "Uanna" * * * * 119 FALCONETTE Senior Love. CHI OMEGA A tunny and realistic look at the new lite of a TWISTER own disk (or buy one at the meeting tor only CORPSE Alpha Sigma Phi young university wife who leaves her husband $1 00). Registration and lees for those Inter- Jennifer Griffin wmter Wedding Formal 1991 Sal Feb 23 for another professor ALPHA SIGMA PHI ALPHA SIGMA PHI 300 pm ested in attending the NCTM regional confer- Will Sammy score? ence are also due at this meeting See You 6pmFri Feb 22, State Room. Union Free Good Luck; We'll miss you" Eppier South Gym there' Alpha Sigma Phi Bob Martey Tribute with REGGAE by Groove- CHEERS Congratulations lo Chi Omega s master. Caribbean Association. APA. PSO. SERVICES OFFERED Vera (Kathy )• Alpha Stgma Phi 1991 RhoChis' ECAP. GSS. MAP. Women for Women. Sat ADOPTION Looking forward to our wedding and an awe- Winter Wedding Formal 1991 Emily Bohardt Feb 23. 9 pm. NE Commons One Love, One some time In Sandusky Are Cliffy and Fraxier invited? CyndiRengert Heart. Let s Get Together and Feel Alright. Income taxes prepared! Starling at $10. Call College grad's happily married Norm (Brian) Missy S/abo Jackie at 354-7774. childless wish to adopt white DfVE INTO SUMMER-REEL IN A JOB ANCHOR SPLASH newborn from birthmother with Congratulations lo Dave Ashley on his recent See you at the Summer Job Fair Alpha Sigma Phi Sunday 1 -4 pm POWERFLO MOBILE DJ SERVICE similar background College tatoomg to Debbie Vesner Brother ol the Week Cooper Pool Lenhart Grand Ballroom Baal price in sound around education, a stable home with * Phi Kappa Psi' Phi Kappa Psi' 10 30-4 pm. March 5 Call 874-6684 MarkCorpuz ANCHOR SPLASH an abundance of love is assured. Officer of the Week EUCHRE NIGHT AT DRY DOCK Steve Rabison Dance Today For Tomorrow Please help us make our dream AOTT * CHI-O ' AOTT • CHK> This Sat night, Feb 23. from 9 00 pm to 1 am, PREGNANT' Athlete of the Week Parly All Night Long As A Superdanceri come true All medical 4 legal Let's twist to a win' Dry Dock is bringing in the cards for a night of We can help Free pregnancy tests and suppor- The Alpha Slg Bowling Team expenses paid Good Luck on Saturday' heavy EUCHRE PLAYING' We are having a tive services Confidential BG Pregnancy Congratulations' Double-Elimination Tournament to see just who Center Cal354HOPE continued on pg. 8 Confidential la (are) the best Euchre players in BG. Come TYPING SERVICES Joan the fun & excitement Saturday1 Signups at CaHCoeeci Reasonable rates with accuracy 305-341-5901 ma door. Call 352-3987 from 8am lo 9pm HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY ADOPTION-Happily married couple unable to have baby wishes lo adopt white newborn B.G.S.U. FALCON CLUB HOCKEY Please call Lori or Ken collect 513-885-4690 VS. PERSONALS KENT STATE ALPHA OMICRON PI 93.600 MINUTES TO GO... THIS FRI A SAT 10:15 PM BOTH NIGHTS BETA THETA PI PUMP UP THE JAM with BODY BUILDING « ICE ARENA FREE ADMISSION! the FALCONETTES tonight al 7.15 pm at the Alpha Sig Winter Wedding Alpha Sig COME SUPPORT THE CLUBBERS. WINNERS BGSU Ice Arena Monica Dabney, OF 10 GAMES IN A ROW DURING THEIR Toledo was fun. but Sandusky will be better. Be LAST HOME GAMES THIS SEASON. BE ready lo cause some trouble I LOVE YOU! THERE! Love Always. SEMINAR Rob "Schofield" Sawyer HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY 1991 Falconetles Alpha Sigma Phi Good Luck tonight' It's been a great year! See JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIPS Bean, looking forward to a great weekend. you all on the ice! with Applications available lo majors A minors in 319 Love. Hodge West Had Deadline March 11. 1991. Dean Caputo 1991 Winter WeJJin* 3ormJ A£<1> A£ A£ Dave + Carly Bob + Mags Sponsored by the Jim + Lesli Tom + Kelly Andy + Suzanne Hodge + Juliene B.G.S.U. Weight Club Drew + Kitty Corpse + Sherri Scofield + Monica MJ + Stephanie Plick + Gretchen Flyer + Tammy Bazan + Jennifer Norm + Vera Muldy + Kathy Mel + Jenny Saturday, March 9th Jam III + Linda Jason + Kari Ian + Christy Dan + Jodi 2:00 to 5:00pm Stutz + Monica Prof + Casper Marty + Karen Jeff + Amy 121 West Hall Sean + Donna Chris + Julie Jeff + Becky Tack + Audra Oh + Kelly Bo + ? Troy + Jen Bob + Lisa Doogie + Tammy Jon + Nancy No Charge for Weight Club Matt + Stacy Grandpa + Grandma Cal + Wendella Gunny + Jennifer Members Winnie + TBA Ryan + "The Judds" Clevis + Jamie Happy + Tammy Joe + Jamie Wayne + Eve Cliff + Ma Frazier + Lilith $3.00 at door for non CHEERS IN SANDUSKY members Fnday Fi-bruary 22 1991 THE BG NEWS Classifieds

aMitmi PI TIM PI PHI PI Ptn PIPre The*iChl- Alpha XI •Gamma Pr» Easy Work! continued from pg. 7 CongrMuajhon* lo Tork* D*g*r on her Mto UaaOoM Gat payohad and be ready lo products at home Cal Now! 1-801-388-8242 704 5th Si no *> Defiance * Than 2 Jay Cuio w* love walAnehorflrallhgi axl H2693. 24 hour* MMMMoanj yel Lova. your Daa Gaa Coachee COUNSELORS CAMP WAYNE. • oo-*d ohl- 2 bedroom. iuinpHHIylum. Th* PUT* are reedy lor Anchor Spleen' OPN6 R'l MM Dae Gee • Daa Gee w**oh » * Purple wave- dren's Camp. North***! Pennsylvania Microwave, AC* laundry fad ■ 2. 3. 4 person islet MMMMOHnj RfOOAI TrtjuM 10 Bob Ms/ley with Groove- 8721-8/20/91 Couneekxa Tanra*. Swan. HSA/HP Annual TuHton Raffle maMar. Certbbeen »**ULI**UII. Sat Fab 23. TVn Fkkry a) coming to campus lo apeak on BV Wanralil. Salng. aaamwu. Voaaybai. Soft- 352-3446 Let* Teat M*ai,n 9pm. NE Common* Emancipate your*** from auee facing at of ua canaorarap, obacanHy. ball. Soccer. Gymnaalics. Aaroblca. Hours 9 - 9, local owner Wm $ 10 618-889-3217 or wnta 12 Aee.erd St.. Udo private parking * proud to announce Fmarxaal Aid or tha Alumni Offlc* Leva You Much. Peep DeaMa* Recouetbai • Marcti 12. Coad Bowing Beach N.Y. 11681 Include your school Kir* QVaf and Sarah Fultan AppacarUn daedan* la Fab 28 • Marcn 16. Man a 4 Woman a Scccar - March UAOUAOUAO phone number. NEWIOVE RENTALS a* naw mambari of Ordar of Omegal ScrOararapa awardad from 26 Alumni 19 Coad 3 Pucn Soflbal • Apr! 2. Coad 4 Presents Tim RNey »n February 24 $28 S. Mala. U2-88M groupa from acroaa fha country. Teaskir Jr. High lor CIvlaBan Bey School BS Man a Sola Tarn* - Apr! 3 Al enttlee dua by Lenhert Grand Sakroom degree Staring $18,600 Start Fal '91. No OM* Sigma PI 4 00 pm on dua data In 108 Rec Center nwiwi phone c*aa. Mai reeume* to personnel commit- Secret urn* K*n Me* Protect your rtghta aaa olattanl tee Solomon Lutheran Church 306 W Mam. 8031815 8TH Good Luc* at rNOMOUALS' mtramurai voaaybai C4*O**B needed Manda Congrarjavaona 84 Gabhart and M Lakaloa on Woodvaw. OH 43489 SenmraandGrada lory carte March S. 5 9 P M Apply In 106 your racanl lavaaanng U rHMfQTaVOOC!• AKItTMW AaV4pOCMtK>n 2 BR gaa heat. A/C RacCamar Wa ara be having a maaahg on Monday, Febru- Triple A Student Pamtare i. seeking energetic. Daa* Sigma Pi Tha Brothara ol SPACIOUS «oa and Qlnaar How Sigma Phi Epaaon ary 26. at 7:30 pm m 112 BA. Al are ancour- hard working MMduek) who aka to work oul- Sacral Uraa Bryan agad to come and hear a guest speaker from 9 1/2 mo 4 12 mo lease* - wa'ra vary proud of you lor akW pamnng tuf-gm* lor tha summer m the Good Luc* wrth mdMduals' Ma* SOLD See you there! Laundry, private parking your work on tha laadarahlp oonfaranca! DTBI Toledo. BO, and Flndlay araaa $5-8/hr Expe- Lova Your Secret BKJ Athlete ol tha Waak JAY-MAR APTS. Yoangatown. aoardman area company needs rtanoa not required For more information cal GragWwong 364-8038 Freshmsn or Sophomore Busi- 1-800-643-3792. Thar* you ao much for tha paat 2 yaara Tha PI imarlaaikillng or Science makxa wNh an amaa wa apand togathar raaty maan a lot lo Ma* Brother ol tha Waak knereet In working 2 summers In rataM sup- Adjacent to campus wrth lots ol parking House me I can r wait M this weekand I lova you ■Sunday a) MMduaJ ravlaar night Know your JaffWaaon ply epeisllon and sales. Call the Coop Pro- FOR SALE with 2 apartments furnished 1 bedroom for 1 Lovaafwaya manna! and you* do great We at nava faflti m aram ASAP at 372-2441 tordalawl. or 2 people A laatlll May: partly furrdshed 3 youf YourSwaana bedroom for 3 or 4 people Avaaahl* August Good Luck! MIKE FFSEOHOFF 1990 Dodge Grand Caravan, black cherry. AC. 12 month Warn Cal 352-7605 axl 280, CongraajaMlona Andraw Hanaan and Kevin Tha Brothers of Dana Sigma PI YYYEEEPPP' Hay, tha day • almost her* Oat WANTED AM FM.CASS. 7 pass. Cleanl $18,600. Cal attar 5 00 pm 352-3406 Cougar, lor balng accaptad Into OROER OF raady tor an even banar am* than amng at 362-1501 (maaaaga) or 372-2187. OMEQA Carry Rental* 2 bedroom apts/houM* for 2 - DELIA StQMA PI DELTA SIGMA PI goodyaar al 8 30 AM I've raaty had fun FOR SALE 3 - 4 students Vary near campu* Near Rale* 1 or 2 roommalaa lor Summer '91 Male or Fe- leteley rhanka for bamg aroundl Your DZ DsM snip Roaelgnal OuarrHum Ski* 180a Available! Cal 352-7385 ur li Baal ol luc* at mdMduM reviews' male Washer 4 Dryer In apt Fox Run Great Your Big. Lorl U> CorigraruleBone M*a Rumble and Knatln Merrm Exoetsm oondRlon only $250 pkvceloltve Cal Pam 353-2103 04GRentala on your racanl lavaaanng Cat 372-6400 Apartment* for 1991-92 school year. 12 Tha Brothara of 1 or 2 roommalaa for Summer '91 Beautiful Now at FOR SALE month I atarttng May or Auguat Al within SkjmiphlEpelon Fox Fajn apartment $300 00 per person whole Happy JOth btrmdayl Now you'ra na langar a STARLAND T-SHIRT SHOP 10" Color Television 3 blocks of campus From $395 / month Cal aummar. Kim: 364-8613 Leave message. r - Whaw! Hop* you'ra looking tor- WOODLAND MALL SKIEP'OO $60-Cat 354-8848 267 3233 or 287 4255 * Conoart T-Srarta S6 49 Congr atiAahona Jaaon Oarard and Jan Witty on 1 or 2 roommates needed for summer. Furni- la Ma waakand - even though you Efficiency apt available immediately 1 hara ALL your praaanttll! Larga aaaortmant on aala your racanl lavaaanng shed apt. $113 a month. Cal Enc at JACKSON/Charvel B* electric guitar In- 362-2883. Law 4 Kiwi, • Mexican Badaa Tha Brothara ol 372-3349. dudee case. 26 W Amp. 4 extra* Only $260 Aabyn ' Incanae, oaS, alava bracaktla Sigma Phi Epaaon Houeee for rent 2 4 3 badrooma 1991-1992 1-2 Ctvtfjnen female roommate!*) naadad for (acroaa from clnamaa) 0*1372-4412 achooi year Cal 352-2330 or 354-2864 after Fal'91 Cal Kym 353 B434 Kastkt 456 SX skies brand new' Never ueed! 6:00 pm. DO" SK3EP ' DO • SK3EP MOEP'KD PADDY Q MURPHY If ON HIS WAYII Congratulatlona Ed Mada and Dana Scott on 1-2 female auMeaaera needed tor Summer to sr. 160-352 5905 $185 Conoratuaallonal share 2 bdrm. apt. wllh one other female. Vary Jan Witty and Jaaon Oarard your racanl tavaaarlng. Musi Sel< 2 yr ok) CD Playar $80. gold alar Need an sot lor summer or tal? cheap - no deposit required. Cal 352-9501 e- on your raoont ktvaaermg LITB. your naw Daa Pin Kappa Pal Tha Brothara of VCR. needs pen $801 C*f 354-8447 ask for WE HAVE NEARLY 500 UNITS Sigma Phi Epaaon ateeSkrtera would aha to congr atutata tha foaowlng brothara Ron or awtva treyaean*. furnished or unfurnished *pts HELP! 1 -2 female roommates needed tor sum- CALL JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE DQ-SIOEP- PQ-SrOEP and their baaulrful woman on tha* racanl lava SBZED CARS, truck*, boat*. 4whaaHr», aarlng SIOEPSAMSEZ: mar Cal 353 9839 after 6 30 put al 364-2260 or stop by 319 E. Wooeler DO DO DO DO motorhomea. by FBI, IRS. DEA Avalatlll your (across from Tsco Bel) TMIanyWIaa Ron Mar car and ChrWy GKNna Spaaran' and SptaahaV tuna Looking for two tun gkt* to ava In AWESOME aree now Cal 1 -805-882-7555 Ext. C 2804 Grag Soranaon. and Tiffany Slaa al Anchor Splaah 10 pick up ou' listing 4 i jtm Sartor* of Dana Gamma congratutata you apartment Oarage, outside desk. 2 bdrm*. with with our Iriendty staff •gn your anaaarmg to Deft* Tau Orta'a Cralg TlmRadtcan and Carn Clauaaen 2 double bads in aa Close to campus • Cat Tim Watch and Kan Haffla 4»04»A ALPHA EP»*ON • OfLTAGAaaaU ASAP 372-3194 Leave message FOR RENT Nice 3 bedroom house, doe* to campus, low u- Daka Tau Dalta ' Daka Tau Daita PHIaaU'PMMU Tha Brothart of Sigma Alpha Epaaon would aka Roommates needed for spacious, tumtehed Brtiee. 12 month lease Starting Auguat '91 Congratulallona to KAREN CRUMon bang to congratulata and axtand our boat wiahaa to lour bedroom apartment - May to Auguat - Good SS76 / mo. 718 Third SI cal Cart* al accaptad to tha Ordar of Omaga and JEN WIL- SAE JEFF OAOEand DG SUSAN HAZEN on Oo you Tar/a a waak kldnay, no aanaa of locaaton. parking lot Cal 372-5729 ASAP! 1-433-4*74. LIAMSIor making tha Fal 1990 Deen'a Liu tha* racanl angagamant to be marnadll humor? Wal. II could pay off In caahl Wa Can LIVE DOWNTOWN! Wa'ra ao proud of you both! WANTED aubliaairs lor Ihla Summer Beautiful On* 4 Two BR turn spts 9 4 12 mo. and sum- Malta You Laugh tha two hour comady ahow 1 4 2BRunfum apt* PHI Ml) • PHI MRJ Conoralulatlona ■ Baal Wiahaa • Phi Alpha 2 Bedroom house GREAT LOCATION! W" ne- mar leases aval S 4 V Rentals 500 Lehman laoomtno,,,, Graooua quiet Irving gotlalarenl Cal 353-5260. (next lo Bus alaron) 352 7454 Prices from $280/mo EMeKeam Chicago' DG ■ SAE • DO ■ SAE • DO • SAE • DO PhlSkja WANTED: 1-2 rwernoking female roommaasa NEWLOVE RENTALS Private Ranter 4 Bedroom, Larga closets large I can't ba4a»a you'ra harai lor 91-92 school year Great location Can Ste- Walcoma lo tha matropoaa' Happy birthday to Jaff "Mmuta Man'' Mullan 124 S. Mam, 3S2-5420 bath Kitchen 4 Living Room $840 per month phanie el 2-6479 or Use al 362-5209 ASAP Lova. Jan on Fab 25th Wa hopa you gat your birthday SKJMA CHI'SI SKJaU CM'SI Cal 363-1731. ■MM Hay boya - or should wa say oJrta?l Gal pay- WANTED: Mac Computer System. monkKx with Lova. Your Brothara chad tor tonight, baauty guaana' Tha Alpha xra keyboard Wllrjey handaomary! 364-4796 Ready to settle down In quieter surroundings? EUCHRE NHJHT AT DRV DOCK 2 BDRM APTS-FURN 4 UNFURN Phi Saga can't watt to aaa you parade down mat runway! Near I kwhaman Free heal 4 cable TV 710S*v*nthS1 2 bedroomurrtum. heal4 AC Thw Sal mgM, Fab 23 from 9 00 pm - 1 am. Wanted University Student looking for work SPRINGBREAK SAILING BAHAMAS 9-12 or Summer lea Rat*-Info ahaeta paid. 362-3446 Dry Dae* la bringing In tha cards for a night of PMtaga either cleaning homea or home car* aid Cal 48fl. Luxury Yachts aval, front desk Best Wesiern Falcon heavy EUCHRE PLAYING' Wa ara having a Happy birthday to Rob "Wink" Wlnkowakl 353-7857 Groupe016lo8 Plaza Motel (acroaa from Harahrnan). Single Room* * aUebl* now. 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FRIDAY February 22, 1991

Volume 2 Issue 5

It's A Hootenanny: Acoustic Music Returns To

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FROM INSIDE THE INSIDER They're cuttln' our ipace. so hire on nude models Is as natural Ing, Brenda Fassle, Rembrandts. we'll make this quick. as you're gonna get. Kelll Kllng makes her long- Brian Lumley Interviews big- Hey reggae folks. Harley trib- awaited debut as a cultural au- time movie star Lou Gossett. Jr. ute article. Marjle Hllnor. Page thority. Page seven. ("An Officer and A Gentleman," four. Hey scenesters. Rock gos- This Is a really short note, but "Enemy Mine") on page five sip. Do you want to be cool? Pane so Is J.J. Never again will such Morrella Raleigh goes natural four. long-winded people use so few with a feature on acoustic music And we've finally got a BUNCH adjectives In an editor's note. In Toledo. Page three. Speaking o' music reviews. C&C Music Fac- Groove Is In the heart. of natural. Emily Vosburg's fea- tory. Laquan, Lush. Die Laugh- The Editors.

Editor: Frank Esposito THIS IS THIS IS THIS IS Ant. Editor: J.J. Thompson YOUR BRAIN. YOUR BRAIN YOUR BRAIN Staff Writers: Wendy M. King Dean Wheeler ON DRUGS. DURING MID-TERMS. Morrella Raleigh Staff Photographer: Jeff Radcliffe Art Director: Sean Risser Fiction Editor: Tim Haas Staff Mascot: Jivin' Ivan A»»t. Prod. Manager: Pat Michel H^'J Production Sup'rs: Tim Mechley Molly Zakrajsek ? Prod. Assistants: Jen Buell X i' Bill Burgess Dan Martis Charles Neum.ni \ Sean Risser Advertising Manager: Jan Stubbs Business Manager: Barb Miller ANY QUESTIONS? Advisor: Robert Bortel TALKING BACK The saldcr ■spalne it pMliWI wery Frfctoy dunw, the Readers are invited to writ* to Th» Insider maga Submiaaions of short fiction (lira typawntten tin. at 210 Waat Hall, Bowling Green State Urn- pagaa manmum unlaaa othar arrangamants ara varsity, Bowling Graan, Oh. 43403 to tall us of( made) ara encouraged. OBS*. M* rd h, fols—iim so not rmi—t) naWlaeopav or pat us on tha back (whatavar tha situation The Insidmr editors welcome any and all submia- mm of The I merits). aions for publication. Unless arrangamants ara Tit. Mstr ssstjMbtt aid Bo*ng Omen State IHwatt* tie tool Anyona intaraatad in working for Thm Insidmr ai made by tha author to have tha material re- opportuntty essptown and do not dbcrtainat* to Siring practice*. a writer, artist, or photographar should call 372- turned, all submissions become tha property of 6967. Thm Insider. Copyrsjht 1990. The BC News Flier wars, Irish chicks, and a lot more

WINDSWEPT FEVER DREAMS portrays an Arab about to strike a on a graphic level. It worked. cies. I can buy that. Slnead skip- The Cleveland Plain Dealer re- FROM BUCKEYE BABYLON camel In the testicles with a Their latest creation reads : "The ped because "the awards are cently reviewed the Browns' ros- MAYBE COLLIDING WITH THE hammer. Accurate boys, real ac- United States of America. We more an Indication of financial ter, since the team had to protect HORIZON AINT SO BAD AFTER curate. support our troops...to death." success than artistic achieve- 37 players from Plan B free agent ALL and portrays a bleeding Ameri- ment." I can't buy that. signing,. The article came to the OH SWEET JESUS can flag above caskets draped In I mean, tell us something we conclusion that the Browns the flag. It's brutal, sorta crude, didn't know. Of all the humani- would have a hard timcflndlng and veryeffectrve. tarian liberal reasons (such as 37 players to protect Instead of On bulletin boards campus- Elbow mass stupidity — the Grammles deciding which ones to keep. wide, the Battle of the Persian So far. the anti-war fliers can named Jethro TuII best heavy Nothing like kicking a dawg when Gulf War filers rages on. Filers claim an aesthetic and artistic metal band a few years ago) he's down. have always been an obvious at- victory over their competitors. Slnead could have hid behind to But Just think i Sandy Alomar. to the avoid a night on the town, this tempt to shape public opinion As In all forms of public art. both Jr. and the recent events In the Gulf sides are dealing In gross exag- one's pretty lame. Her protest have led to a flurry of xerox art gerations, but the anti-war folks Isn't going to make MX. Hammer So ya think Kevin Coughlln can activity. are making their audience react any poorer or the Replacements get his three-piece butt out of this with thought while the pro-war any richer. All she did Is deny whole gay discrimination mess or Face graphics guys are aiming for a her legions of fans a chance to what? Or Is he going down Tltan- The pro-war propagandists redneck belly laugh. But the Im- see her receive some of the rec- Ic-style? I can see the headlines have borrowed the Camel clgar- portant thing Is that both sides ognition she deserves. Klnda self- now : LAG A THUNDER. COUGH- rette slogan and released the se- Frank Esposito have been galvanized Into action ish If you ask me. UN'S GOING UNDER. mi-clever "I'd fly 20.000 miles to — and public action at that — In smoke a camel" (with the Jet fly- On the other side of the Big Northwest Ohio. A little conflict My sister turned 18 almost a Master of disaster, renegade blaster, my mind's movln' faster. ing over the Arab on the camel - Valley, the anti-war forces (Is that never hurt anybody. Keep an eye month ago. My brother turns 16 which I'm guessing Is supposed on those kiosks. In a few days. This age buslnees an oxymoron?) have pulled no Frank Esposito, a Junior Eng- to represent the same Iraqul punches with such doozles as the doesn't really sit that well with army which has Uttered a desert me. I guess I'm allowed to lish major from Warren, Ohio, la "Berlin. 1941/Bowling Green. Both Public Enemy and Slnead editor o/The Insider. Like many border with mines). They've also 1991" one visually comparing get older but they've got to stay O'Connor boycotted the Grammy young. God, I feel so reponslble Italian youngsters, he has a prob- produced the absolutely tasteless the Phi Delts to the Nazis. It was Awards this week. Public Enemy "Iraq I Scud Missile" flier which probably stretching the point, but all of a sudden. I hope It'll pass. lem maintaining a single thought cited the Grammles' racist poli- • •••'••.'.. * .,' '.', . tot more than ten sentences. Friday, February 22, 1991 Back To Basics Toledo's Ottawa Tavern spotlights acoustic musicians

by Morr.lla Raleigh "It's a coffee house atmosphere musicians to play In the club after contributing write' — very Intimate and relaxing." seeing Budd perform. "Mondays he said. "It's really dark and cozy are slow and I was glad to open with candles." To add to the at- an avenue for things that aren't being done," Loeffler said. Local music audiences, bored mosphere, a single blue light shines on the stage. with recent live performances, Mondays are open acoustic crowded bar atmospheres, and night. Musicians Interested In The acoustic nights began In high cover charges may And playing should arrive for mid-November as a four week comfort In the fact that an old sign—ups by 8:30 p.m. Four to stint. The fact that they've lasted musical style with a new kind of seven musicians perform about Indicates that music fans were flair — a clear alternative — Is 30 minute sets every Monday. ready for a change. being offered free at a Toledo The show lasts from about 9 p.m. Loeffler said the crowd Is a tavern. to 1 a.m. little different than most barroom The Ottawa Tavern's alterna- audiences. "They're a more atten- tive acoustic night every Monday tive crowd, more appreciative of features local, solo guitarists per- Budd said the night is a won- the original stuff that's being forming mostly original tunes, derful opportunity for him as a played," he said. according to organizer and musi- musician. "I wanted to concen- cian Stephen Budd. trate on songwrltlng. Good songs Patrick Lewandowskl, a are written simply and then pro- rhythm and blues performer, has Budd said the Monday night duced. What's most Important Is frequently played on acoustic music "covers a wide range from the feelings and the soul," he night. alternative to folk to blues." said. "It's giving [local musicians] a Intktor/Jell Radclifft- "It's music which Is very "Playing acoustically shows chance to get out and play In llstenable and lyrics which have the strength of your songs." he front of people who appreciate RA WPOWER i Tonyjoaeph cuta to the heart ofmcouttlc country at the something relevant to say." he added It," Lewandowskl said. Ottawa Tavern. added. In addition to Budd. regular "[Alternative acoustic night] performers Include John Van helps to show that along with The tavern, located on the cor- Dyne of local pop combo Trip 20 Frankle's and Uptown, there's ner of Bancroft and Upton In and 12-shing guitarist Tony another place that Is helping to Toledo, Is about a mile downtown Joseph. build an alternative scene In the from the University of Toledo. Toledo area," Budd said. "(One) Budd describes It as "the Ameri- Ottawa owner Joe Loeffler which Is necessary and hopefully can equivalent of a pub." thought of the Idea for acoustic forthcoming."

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HOME ALONE PO Sign-up to be a Superdancer! 12 20. 2 30. 4 40. 7 10. 9 30 Pick up registration packets at 425 Student Services Bid.$2.00 registration fee The B6SU Caribbean Association proudly announces the following: Open dance begins at 7pm until 7th Annual Reggae Tribute to 2am $3.00 donation Bob Marley Free Food Prize Drawings Every Hour Saturday, Live Entertainment February 23 9pm D.J.'s N. E. Common* All Proceeds Go To The Muscular Dystrophy Association with GROOVEMASTER Sponsored by Caribbean Assn., and APA, ECAP, GSS. PSO, Women for Women, Multicultural Activities and Programs -. . *,06*:~',*4i8-„\0l~."«,09..~*,0«-•""*. 09 Friday, February 22, 1991

Marley fest ROCK GOSSIP set to groove FROM THE University BLACK SWAMP by I EENY-MEENY-MTNY- downtown BG. contributing writer MOE VAMBO RAMBLE Local consensus would lead the : Those rumors of a Vambo average Joe Scenester to believe Marble Eye single are true, teen- February 6th marked the that Random Soul has been one beats! The VME boys should be birthday of the King of Reggae. of BG's finer rock crews lately. bustln' out their debut 45 - "Half Bob Marley. and the reggae band Word has It they've got the beat Step To Your One" b/w "Seventh Groovcmaster will be celebrating that's oh-so-sweet They're sup- Street" - In a few weeks. If It's as the event In It* own way. This "roots reggae." which empha- posed to be pretty loud, too. I powerful as their live shows. It'll Saturday night. February 23rd. sized life and human rights. In wouldn't be sayln' anything since be a flst-slzed snort for sure. Stop from 9:00 p.m. to 1 00 a.m., the songs such as "Get Up. Stand Up" I haven't seen 'em yet but a lot of what you're doln' cuz they're University will hott the Seventh and "Buffalo Soldier," but was little birds have been whlsperln' about to ruin the Image and the Annual Reggae Tribute to Bob criticized when his writings be- In my ear lately so I figured you sound that you're used to. Marley gan to encompass such things as ought to know. Commemorative Marley con- love songs. Now ten years after FATHER FORGIVE HUM certs like this have been held at Marley's death, reggae Is begin- LET IT OUT : Local acoustic curmudgeon Chuck Travis recently met Sam the University since 1983. two ning to gain popularity here In : Joe-N-Jamle, former members of years after Marley's death. The the United States. Big Hunk O'Cheese (In their pre- Klnlson during a traumatic West Coast Jaunt. Travis reportedly tribute, planned as part of Afri- "Most people get Introduced to funk era) have Just released a self-titled six-song cassette. walked up to Klnlson and said can-American History Month, reggae through Bob Marley... for Insldcff/Peter Allen will be held In Northeast Com- a lot of people he symbolizes reg- Check It out at Mad Hatter Music "You're God." mons. This year's event Is being gae, "Groovcmaster guitarist Mike Company. 143 E. Wooster In Boy I wish I was lying. STEPFW OFF i DAngelo Met of sponsored by The Caribbean As- Nemeth said. "He could take a Five Sirpp Theory sociation. Alpha Phi Alpha, The common ezperlence and make It Progressive Student Association, crystal clear — It's poetry." Ethnic Cultural Arts Program. Though reggae appeals to peo- Glanz plans A&S future Graduate Student Senate. Minori- ple of all ages, musicians do not ty Student Activities, and Women gravitate towards reggae mainly The program was held for prove their careers. by David Smith women In administrative posi- Glanz viewed the whole ezpe- for Women. because It doesn't get as much contributing writer Marley was best known for his ■SeeMsrley,page8. tions at four-year colleges or uni- rlence as Impressive and encour- versities. Opportunities for par- aging. ticipants Included a chance to "It was wonderful to be with a uno uno uno uno uno uno urto uno A University administrator re- scrutinize the future of higher group of women in very respon- ANY PERSON WITH turned from a national leadership education In the decade ahead as sible positions," Glanz said. "We NO SENSE OF HUMOR ... program with a vision of the fu- well as Improve their skills In came to realize that we had more ANYONE WITH A WEAK KIDNEY . . ture and a renewed sense of personnel management, planning abilities than we thought." pride In her university. and budgeting. Since the women came from all Dr. Dawn Glanz, assistant dean A variety of programs and over the country, Glanz had the for the college of Arts and Scienc- seminars were held keeping Dr. opportunity to take notes and Wc Can es, participated at this workshop Glanz busy from 9 to 5 practical- make comparisons with other un- entitled "Leadership For a New ly every day of the week. The iversities. The results left her Century," held Jan. 25-Feb. 1 In primary focus was to encourage feeling opt Mnlstlc. Make You Laugh Phoenix, Arizona. women in administration to Im- "We have a potential here that I didn't recognize...! feel very positive." But the workshop was Just the TWO HOUR COMEDY SHOW beginning. The second phase of CHERRYW000 her program Is instituting, under HEALTH SPA 8< TANNING CENTER the direction of Andrew Kerek, 8tr> &. High St. 352-9378 0 WE WILL PAY Hours: college of Arts and Sciences dean, Mon. - Frl.: 9:00 •.m. - 10:00 p.m. a planning process within the col- $25 In Cash lege that will last from one year PIUSH Sat.: 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. MAKE ME LAUGH T SHIRT Sun.: 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. to a year and a half. The purpose of the project, ac- cording to Glanz Is " to develop a TOU CAN SURVIVE AS GET READY FOR vision for the college...to have a 0 A CONTESTANT SPRING BREAK ■SeeGlsai. page 8. CT ON OUR SHOW" •WITH OUR TANNING SPECIAL! DANCE TIME

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Gossett was born In Brooklyn by Brian lumloy to a relatively poor family. Call- dim critic ing Brooklyn the "great melting pot," he commented on the great ethnic variety and lack of strife "A man of Immediate compo- now Inherent In New York. sure stem, well-framed, and Raised amongst Brooklyn's elite very gentlemanly. Intelligent and —professors and teachers that able to express himself well. fled to New York In fear of the Excellent sense of humor and Impending communist witch generally. Off-the-cuff. Are hunts — his education was well- these the Ingredients of an Acad- rounded and he credited It with emy Award-winning actor?" making him the person that he Is today. InSktM/Apnl Clork These were my first note* as I Spurned on by the Inspiration tat In front of Louis Gossett, Jr., of a teacher, Gossett became class 1982s "An Officer and A winning performance. He credit- losophy," according to Gossett. actor and humanitarian. Gossett president and learned that his Gentleman." ed his grandmother with that More Importantly, the fifty was speaking at Loraln County "love of life was stimulated " at a After graduating from high "victory," claiming her spirit was pounds of latex rubber that took Community College as part of the young age. By age seventeen, he school, Gossett landed a role In a what made Fiddler Into such an ten hours to apply was painstak- college's award-winning Promi- knew "that the color of my skin Broadway play, prophetically ti- Inspiring and rewarding experi- ing, eventually giving Gossett a nent American Lectures Series. was not going to stop me." tled "Take a Giant Step;" he rea- ence. terrible skin rash. He spoke on February 14 before Because of an injury, Gossett lized his future lay In theater. From that point on came a del- "Ten hours of makeup Is no a full house at LCCC's Stacker had to leave his destined life of Gossett tried to lose his accent, uge of roles, most notably the fun, especially when they design Center. athletics behind. Down but not part "Russian-Jewish, Italian, tough-as-nalls Drill Instructor the suit without a means of going Gossett's 1982 Oscar win out, he tried out for the school Irish, all rounded out with a Foley In "An Officer and A to the bathroom!" Gossett said. placed him In a category with a play. Asked by a mentor and re- touch of soul." He got a "tongue- Gentleman." Realizing that only Surprisingly, Gossett spoke small percentage of other actors spected teacher to try for the transplant and a passport," left white actors were being con- more on Hollywood and Its poll- who have been deemed "Holly- part, Gossett said he learned an Brooklyn, and has been working sidered for the part. Gossett tics more than he did on his own wood's Best." He stood tall before Invaluable life lesson "What steadily ever since. asked for an audition. He walked film roles. I asked him why only me. somewhat Imposing, but can you lose?" Since then, that In 1976, he took a small role In into the casting office ready to four blacks have won Academy revealed a sense of warmth not phrase has been his motto of Alex Haley's television ml n- complain about the problem, Awards. He quickly Jumped at an found In his usual tough guy sorts, eventually leading to his Isertes, "Roots" playing Fiddler, Gossett was met with open arms answer. "(The lack of black rec- roles. Best Supporting Actor Oscar for and turned It Into an Emm y- and told he had the role sans an ognition) Is a major problem In audition. Hollywood, and one that needs to Two months of "basic training" be dealt with," he said. at San Diego's Drill Instructor He said that a growing con- Training School ensued. "I was a sciousness Is being raised and DI by the end of two months," that a handful of black actors will Gosset commented. soon need to be reckoned with. Both Gossett and director Tay- Gossett went out on a limb In lor Hackford were somewhat an- predicting that Whoop! Goldberg noyed with fellow actor Richard will win a Best Supporting Ac- Gere, who was "making this little tress statuette (for "Ghost") film" that meant nothing to Gere, mainly "because of her body of but was "vitally Important to work and (because) she was over- both Taylor and (Gossett)." By looked for "The Color Purple.' " applying his newly-squired drill Gossett also mentioned Kevin Instructor techniques, Gossett Costner's epic "Dances with Wol- was able to transform Gere Into a ves," which should win Best Pic- respectable "soldier" by the end ture because It Is "exceptional." of shooting. Gossett said It deserves the a- Gossett also starred In the sci- ward because Costner followed ence fiction thriller "Enemy Gossett's motto — "What can you Mine," a lesser-known but beau- lose?" — and defied Hollywood. tifully rendered European pro- "You don't make a western, duction. The role led Gossett Into make it three hours long, pro- a whole new line of thought. Cit- duce, direct and star In It, and ing his character, a six-foot tall make it good." Gossett said. reptilian alien, Gossett said that Sidney Poltler Is "the greatest he learned a new respect for re- actor alive" and a direct Inspira- ligion that reinforced his own tion on Gossett's life. personal beliefs. He played the "People see me as a star and character from a "spiritual ap- role model, but I look at others In proach," peeling back the philos- the same light." he said. ophy of the being and under- At a recent party he ran into standing the alien's approach to Los Angeles Lakers star Magic life. Johnson, who Immediately "went It was much harder to play this wide-eyed and asked for my au- IntMaf/Apnl Clark character, due to Its "unique phl- ■ See Court!, page 8. Friday, February 22. 1991 iflSlDERi Artists reveal naked truth anything you're conditioned to deavor and they take It that bylmllyVotburg believe fits Into only one catego- way." contributing writer ry," Dreamwalker, Junior fine The models don't always have arts major, said. "The comment a background In art. "Sometimes reveals the person who made It It's people who are Interested In Six University students arc lit- more than saying anything about art and they're confident enough erally baring!(all for the sake of life drawing classes." with their physique that they education this semester. Professor Adrian Tlo has been want to be part of the process," These people aren't deviants. teaching life drawing classes at Tlo said. They're models for the life draw- the University since 1979. "The Julie (last name withheld) has ing classes here, and to the stu- model Is another object like a modeled for two years now. "I dents drawing them, they aren't building or a tree," he said. lived with an art major and con- seen as naked people. Rather, "They arc nude so that the cloth- sider myself an artistic person," they arc like any other still life. ing doesn't get In the way — It she said. "I was also curious as to "It's Important Just to get the tends to hide or disguise the what It would be like to model." Idea of how the shape of the hu- body." Tlo said he attempts to find man body Is," Paul Perry, senior Tlo added that women arc less models of different races and Rberal studies major, said. "It's reluctant to model than men arc, body types and from both sexes. part of how people learn to perhaps because of the classical "I think to be a model. Its Im- draw." portrayal of women In art. "For portant t» be proud of your body Some people express doubts or the guys It's a Job, for the women, whether you're skinny or volup- SKIN SKETCH Nude modck help UnlvtnttY •* ttudtnU lt*rn how to seem squeamish about students who understand their role as a tuous. Your serf-esteem has to be drmw the hummn body drawing nude models. "It's like model, art Is a very romantic en- ■ See Model, pages Superdancers shake their booty for MDA matter what form of muscular condition In which the sufferers All proceeds from the dance dude the SCEC (Student Council by David Smith dystophy strikes you there Is deserve our sympathy and sup- contributing writer are going to If DA to help In for Exceptional Children). Krels- little you can do about It. But port." world-wide research In the fight cher Quadrangle government, there Is hope. For the sixteenth year, the Res- against Muscular Dystrophy. SOLD. World Student Associa- "This la a relatively rare condi- idential Student Association has RSA Is not alone In holding this tion, Omega Phi Alpha, Macdon- It can kill you or someone you tion," according to Dr. Joshua given that sympathy and support event — the organization also ald North hall council, Reach Out love. It can strike a child or a Kaplan, Director of the Student by sponsoring an annual dance- sends out letters to other campus and WFAL. The greater Toledo middle aged man. It can make Health Service, "but extremely a-thon. This 24-hour dance will organizations asking them to co- area chapter of the Muscular Dys- your life unbearable. And no disabling and fatal...certainly a begin next Friday. March 1, at 6 sponsor the dance-a-thon. Some trophy Association (MDA) also p.m. In the Northeast Commons. of the groups participating In- assists In directing and donating to the fund raiser. The primary focus of the fun- draiser will be on the superdan- VIDEO SPECTRUM B. G. hosts Kent cers. who participate by first THE VIDEO FUN PLACE TO BE' picking up a superdancer packet on WBGU-88.1 FM for S2 at 425 Student Services or B.G. s Video Superstore In the Union foyer Monday and With Over 13,000 Movies Wednesday. Next, they must find people who will sponsor them for | NOW SHOWING: every hour they are active at the fundraiser dancing or playing DENZEL WASHINGTON-SPIKE LEE tf games. The dancers must keep moving every SO minutes to the oCT12> joint hour, except during 6-7 a.m. Sat- urday, when they will be given a )oin WBGU for the best in B.C. basketball action. Women's half hour to shower. action begins at 12:30 with the men's game to follow. The superdancer who raises the most money receives a VCR «*• from the MDA. There will also be ) Dll several other prizes and gift certi- ficates available donated from fcl ' M i at^lasssi local businesses. ^Q^?? Activities galore are planned every hour for all In attendance. A giant twister game and a limbo contest will keep the superdan- cers moving and Freddy and Frieda Falcon will be there to to i cheer the superdancers on along with the University cheerleaders. An open dance will also be held from 7 p.m.-2 a.m. Friday. KASUMA SARI Deslree Veccla, entertainment (Inner Flower) director for the project, helped * GAMELAN ENSEMBLE arrange for several bands to play JaFran Jones, director at the dance and for disc Jockeys from WFAL to keep the music rolling. The theme Is "Dance To- 1 In * profrun of conlemponuy and day for Tom morrow" and the STEREO traditional Balinese imuic. music will range from 40s big 1 12 E. Washington Mon Thurs 10 10 Friday, February 22,1991 band to 90s rock-n-roll. & Sot 10 11 8:00 p.m. - Kobacker H.ll "I had a really fun time doing It A Local Business Sun 119 Run by Local Peopli" Bowling Green State University last year and It felt good knowing 35? 4171 Sponsored by the College of Musical I was helping others." said Vec- Tickets: $5 sdalts A $3 students Arts, Residence Education Series A cla, "I didn't mind volunteering CALL 372-8171 World Student Organization again this year." ihSlDER Friday. February 22, 1991 7 The Doc hurls C'MON, YOU KNOW YOU LIKE IT one-hitters

by Dave iasklnd Incredible College of Musical Knowledge

Every now and then something like this happen* to almost everyone In Bowling Green. You and your friends decide to go to a local...coffeehouse (yeah, a cof- feehouse) to get really...happy. And, perhaps you drink a few LAQUAN i Groovy youth LUSH i Layers of guitars add up to colltgtmu smiles cups too many of...coffee (yeah, coffee) along with some...sea CAC Music Factory vists. Believe In miracles. (right) and some shots of...water "Gonna Make You Sweat Aurally-pleasing guitar mesh- Righteous rappln' from a - Frank Esposlto (sure). And, before you know It (Everybody Dance Now)" work which can best be de- 16-year-old L.A. wonderkld. La- Die Laughing you feel really bloated Well, (single) scribed as perfect progressive quan effectively mixes some Running From The Guns read between the lines and you Columbia Records background music. Lush Is a straight vocals In with his def Curb Records know Dr. Dave Is having a rough So there you are Just station- British quartet with the girls wordplay and his sampling and I'm unsure If this band Is a morning. hopping In your dad's car on the (Mlkl Berenyl and Emma Ander- scratching arrangements arc wannabe-metal or wannabe- At "Dr. Dave's Incredible Col- freeway on a rainy Buckeye State son) playing guitars and the guys simply wise beyond his years. progressive band. I also don't lege of Musical Knowledge," the afternoon when these killer sam- (bassist Steve Ribbon and drum- Check out "Brother To Brother" think there's much of a motive oh-so- beautiful and much- pled guitar riffs pierce your thin mer Chris Adand) keeping the and "Now s The B Turn" for cra- behind them either. I've heard appreciated Nurse Schmidt tells veneer of aloof disdain for all beat. A lot of the titles are Inter- zy-rockln' proof. And If radio local garage bands with more us that this week's winner, Tina things popular. Then that famil- changeable with the noted excep- programmers would stop playing drive than they seemed to put In Joseph, prefers lime green iar Run-DMC style backbeat kicks tion of "Hey Hey Helen." which that goddamn Hank Williams, Jr. this album. I'd classify them as underwear on her men (man). In and you've had It, sucks That would make a formidable single. "patriotic" (aka blind) Jingle somewhere between watered- Congrats on winning, Tina. And, Ice-cool rap rubs up against Free- If the Velvet Underground Inven- every other minute, Laquan's down Ministry and Depeche speaking for a large number of dom Williams' vocal whoops and ted white noise, Lush can right- "Imprison The President" could Mode on acid. If they were to BG men, let me say that It's not you're workln for the Factory. fully claim soft white noise as really galvanize anti-war acti- ■See Mask, page 8. easy being green. Here are the You realize then that disco never their own creation. answers to last week's duos quiz: died. It's Just cool again. •Frank Esposlto 1. Ste vie Wonder and Paul - Frank Esposlto Laotian McCartney 2. "Stop Draggln' My Lash Notes Of A Native Son Heart Around" or "Needles and Gala 4th & Broadway/Island Re- Pins" 3. "Dancing In the Streets" 4 A D/Reprise Records cords 4. "U Got the Look" or "The Arms of Orion" 5. "Easy Lover" 6. Pattl LaBelle and Michael McDonald 7. "She's Uke the Wind" 8. "Up Where We Belong" and "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" 9. "Don't Fight It" 10. "Can't We Try" To enter the quiz, send your entry with your name, address, phone number, and favorite Sat- urday morning TV show to "Dr. Dave's Music Quiz." c/o 214 West Hall. B.C. OH. 43403. or drop It in the wooden box In 210 West Hall. Your entry must be received by 8 a.m.. Wed., Feb. 27, 1991. We'll reveal the win- ner and the right answers right here next Friday. One of last year's most popular quizzes at "The College" was the salute to the one-hit wonders. Well, as the girl In "Poltergeist 2 said, "They're back": Freshamn level-One point each. 1. Who sang the cheerful tune. "Don't Worry, Be Happy"? 2. What longtime popular band's only Top 40 hit was "Touch of Grey'7 Sophomore level-Two points each. 3. Who sang the Top 10 hit "TuffEnuff? 4. What controversial one-hit wonder band sang "Relax'7 Junior level-Three points each. 5. What band sang "Voices Carry"? 6. What duo sang the classic ■See Dr.Dave. page 8. Friday February 22 1991 iftSlDEBi

■ From Gotten, page S. ■ From Model, page 6. ■ From Mask, page 7. tograph." Gossett, In turn, did the aamc thing. well Intact." Julie said. added. show up at the MTV Music album. - Kelll Kling Looking for role models li Efforts are made to make the The models are supposed to Awards, we'd all die laughing. Rembrandts tough, and Gotsett said he feels models as comfortable as possi- concentrate on their roles as well -KtUIKItng Rembrandts lucky to have "a positive Impact ble. They pose on drapes and pil- and not look around or fall as- Brenda Fassie Atco Records on the black community." lows and a space heater Is set up leep. However, this caused a Brenda Fassie It's a simple fact of poprock91 Leaving flundom behind, Gos- near the stand during the winter. problem for a male model a few SBK Records that this album of good-natured If sett waxed about a lesser-known Models hold the same pose for years ago. Brenda's running along the somewhat unremarkable guitar facet of his personality. varying lengths of time — any- same path as Soul II Soul, but she pop by the slnger/songwrlter His three main concerns In life where from three minutes to "The model fell asleep and he has her own sound. This album duo of Phil Solem and Danny Wi- are "children of the world, the three class sessions, so comfort Is had one of those 'nice was danceable with a moderate lde will probably fall by the way- homeless, and the preservation essential. dreams'...the students didn't African sound to It. Being from side because of a gaping lack of a of the planet." He also talked The models have a changing know what to draw." Tlo said. "I South Africa, and a distant rela- gimmick. "Just The Way It Is. about the need for people to get room and are given robes to wear told them to draw It either way." tive of Nelson Mandela, her lyrics Baby" pleasantly recalls "Baby Involved In local projects that during the times they are not pos- he added with a wry grin. attempt to comment on South Come Back" and "Baker Street" help the needy and to show ing. The model stand Is elevated Julie said she doesn't feel there African culture. She's been In the and any number of bombastic music scene since the age of four greater vocal concern for the over the class, and the model Is Is anything sexual about being a ballads of the late 70s and "Show told that this Is her private space and she has the potential to make planet, which needs "desperate model. Me Your Love" sounds like Nel- It big. Brenda first hit the air In help." Gossett Is currently In- and Instructed to focus on her "People often ask If Its embar- son after a prolonged and Intense pose. volved In a sort of "Earthathon," rassing. But It's not a matter of March of 1986 with a version of emotional trauma. But the rest of airing on TNT In September, "The Idea that It's a nude figure being nude. It's the satisfaction of "Weekend Special" on Capitol this self-titled debut Is easily where people will be able to drops out of your head after a being drawn and becoming Im- Records, but she did not seem to overlooked In a world where a phone In and "pledge their sup- while. You have to concentrate mortalized In a sense. That's an stick to the charts for very long. few bad asses with drum port for their planet." on the drawing, so the challenge Image that may last longer than Although many of the songs have machines can turn Suzanne Vega a similar sound, It's an enjoyable Gossett refused to divulge his Is focused In a different way." he me." Into a disco star. feelings on the war In the Persian Gulf until the situation was recti- ■ From <.Inn z, page 4. fied. sense of where we are going...to of Glanz' goals Is to see "the mis- of recession. Glanz also hopes to In the college becomes easier and "War U getting sophisticated." become the best college of Arts sion of this college...be more ar- strengthen the graduate and un- the next decade and beyond, to Gossett said. "We need another and Sciences In the state of ticulated." Furthermore, this will dergraduate programs. make for a more organized way to deal with our differ- Ohio." hopefully create a situation In If everything works out for the tomorrow at the college of Arts ences." Glanz sees several goals that which the allocation of resources best, Glanz sees all of the faculty and Sciences. Gossett left with a simple bit of she would like to be accom- more efficient, allowing more looking ahead to the future and advice. "DO ITM...After ail. what plished through this project. One time for progress through times envisioning what Is coming up In can you lose?"

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■ From Mariey, page 4.

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