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Registration BRIEFLY of BG voters Campus Hours extended: The falls sharply Campus Escort Service recently extended its hours from dusk to 1 by John Kohlsirand a.m., Dave Englander, assistant staff writer coordinator of the program, said. The 20 regular volunteer escorts The number of University residents also will be walking in pairs around registered to vote in Wood County de- campus on a trial basis beginning in creased by more than a third from a November in order to respond faster year ago. according to statistics from to callers. the Board of Elections. "We want to show we are willing to Some 2,370 voters are registered in make changes," Englander said. Bowling Green's 1-C precinct, which The service received a truck from includes all University nousing and the Parking Services for long-distance residents of Haven House apartments. on-campus runs such as the Ice This figure has decreased by 1,376 from Arena. In addition, the group has last year. recieved support from the Much of the decrease in registered Interfraternity Council, student voters can be blamed on the Undergraduate Student Government election off-year, said Linda Schnetzer, and the service sorority Omega Phi who led this year's Undergraduate Alpha. Student Government campaign for "Our goal is to become more student registration. involved in increasing the safety on "Although it's sad to see trends like this campus," Englander said. that go down, you have to consider that (last year) was a (presidential) elec- Debate held: At Firelands tion year," Schnetzer said. College, a free public debate on Mary Lou Emans, director of the capital punishment will be held Board of Elections, said the presence of Monday, Oct. 30 at 12 p.m. in the Pit student-related issues on the ballot can area. Area Attorney Ron Bailey, also attract students who would not us- defending the death penalty, and ually vote. former attorney Erie Couty This was true two years ago when the Prosecutor John A. Pfefferle, legal drinking age was being voted on, speaking against it, will take Emans said. In November 1987, 3,960 Suestions from the audience. The voters were registered in the 1-C pre- abate is being sponsored by UC AM cinct. Peace and Justice Center. Schnetzer said the Bowling Green city council races are the biggest at- Tickets on sale: About 2,200 traction for University students this of the 4,800 available tickets have year — especially the Ward 1 contest been sold for the UAO-sponsored between Jim Davidson, a University Howie Mandel concert on Nov. 14, assistant professor, and Don Pond, a UAO director Gale Swanka said University senior. Thursday. Swanka said 3,000 tickets Interest in this race may influence need to be sold to break even. students to register in Bowling Green The last time Anderson Arena sold rather than in their hometowns. There out a concert was in 1977, so it is hard are not many universities across the to say whether or not the Mandel nation that have a student on city coun- event will be a sell-out, she said, but cil, she said, and the novelty of having plenty of good seats are left. a peer on council encourages students BG News/John Potter Tickets cost $11 with a student ID to register in Wood County. Building a Future for South Africa and $14 for the general public. They Despite the importance of city coun- are on sale at the Union information cil elections to some students, there are Senior Leke Akinbode fastens a wall in place on the shanty built Thursday afternoon in the Union Oval. Organized by the Pro- desk and at area record stores. also good reasons for students to stay gressive Student Organization, the shanty symbolizes the poverty and oppression suffered by many South Africans living registered at home, she said. under apartheid. Nation □ See Vote, page 3. Deaf girl-victimized: in Portland, Maine, the few clues to the identity of a deaf teen-age girl who Society frowns on Public Safety director may have spent years in the hands of kidnappers include a possible birth date, a California connection and a resigns from position few drawings of occult symbols. The interracial dating girl — who turned up frightened and by .IffI Batdorf He said he did not plan to leave the confused at an elementary school five staff writer University, but the idea of working in weeks ago —has been in protective by Michelle Banks own racism." Arizona appealed to him. He decided he custody while the FBI tried to piece staff writer Because dating is the vehicle for find- liked the area after several visits. together her story and find any ing a marriage partner, most non- After 11 years as the University's di- When Bess came to the University in relatives or friends. minority students are apprehensive rector of public safety, William Bess 1978, there were seven police officers "From some of the drawings she While the number of people dating about dating outside of their race, said has resigned to assume a similar posi- and no supervisors in the police de- was able to provide, it is believed that outside their race has increased in the Bill Forisha, associate professor of ap- tion at Arizona State University partment. There are now 19 commis- some of the people she was with since past several years, it is still rare and plied human ecology. Bess, who will re- sioned officers as a result of his reor- her abduction may have been tied to often unapproved of by society. "Every time the subject of dating is main at the Universi- ganization efforts. the occult," FBI agent Paul Sociology instructor Kriemhild Orne- brought up, marriage usually enters ty until the end of ■ Cavanagh said Wednesday. las said less than one percent of all into the conversation," he said. November, said he Police Lieutenant David Weekley The frightened girl appeared Sept. marriages are interracial and the In Forisha's class, foundations of in- has mixed emotions credited Bess with boosting the image 18 at William B. Jack Elementary reason tor such a low number can be timate relationships and the subject of about his resignation. ■ of the department of public safety. School and told a teacher through sign tied to society's prejudices. interracial dating is mentioned — but "I'm going to miss "He took a department that was not language she needed help. The In some states, interracial dating only briefly. this place. This is a responsible to the needs of the commu- teacher took her to a school for the used to be illegal, she said, which could ''It is an introductory course for all fine institution be- nity and turned it around 100 percent," deaf and in the following weeks explain why society as a whole general- majors with one reading assignment on cause of the people Weekley said. psychologists and investigators have ly does not approve of it. interracial dating," he said. who work here," Bess also helped the department by been gathering bits of her story "Until 1967 when the Supreme Court Forisha said the majority of his stu- Bess said. "They're Beat upgrading Its equipment, Weekley through sign interviews and her ruled it unconstitutional, it was law in dents would be inclined toward inter- going to make it very hard for me to said. drawings. some states to forbid interracial dat- racial dating, but slightly apprehensive leave." D See Beis, page 3. She says her name is Toby Cole, but ing," Ornelas said. about the marriage aspect because of adds that may just be the name given Prejudices also prevent individuals the possiblilty of children. her bv her kidnappers. from dating interracially. "The reasons people oppose interra- "They are more open about dating cial dating are closely related to ra- than marriage because of the antici- 13 arrested in Toledo State cism," Ornelas said. "There has been a pated difficulty in raising a child in a long standing prejudice against people society that has racial tensions," he Students protest: About 30 who are culturally or racially different said. 'crack' cocaine bust from ourselves." D See Interracial, page 3. Treasury Department's Bureau of Al- Miami University students in Oxford, According to statistics provided by by Mitch Weiss Ohio, staged a peaceful 75-minute Ornelas, Asians are the most likely to Associated Press writer cohol, Tobacco and Firearms also campus rally Thursday to protest CIA date outside their race. seized three homes and 10 cars, Foley recruiting of students at the The amount of Hispanic interracial said. More property was expected to be university. The students also carried dating has also risen during the past fi- TOLEDO — Thirteen people, includ- confiscated in the case, he said. a petition to the office of university fty years. ing a former University of Toledo track Foley declined to comment on specif- president Paul Pearson expressing "In 1940, only 10 percent of Hispanics star and his three brothers, have been ics of the case, except to say that the disapproval of the recruiting. had white partners, however, there is a indicted on charges they were part of investigation began last October. Miami University classics steady increase," she said. "Today in one of the largest "crack" cocaine The indictment filed in U.S. District professor Peter Rose, who joined the California, that number has increased rings in Northwest Ohio, Chief Assist- Court in Toledo alleges that Ralph rally, said the CIA had been involved to 36 percent — which is the highest in ant U.S. Attorney Patrick Foley said Warren, 31, a former track star at the in the overthrow of governments in the nation." Thursday. Toledo and at Scott High School, was Iran. Guatemala and Chile and was Jack Taylor, assistant vice president "We think it is one of the major oper- the leader of a cocaine smuggling ring. seeking to overthrow the Nicaraguan of minority affairs, said people limit ations in Toledo, certainly one of the Over the last year, the operation government. themselves by making dating choices top two/' Foley said at a news confer- brought 15 kilos of cocaine — about $40 "Any country which attempts, by based on race and ethnicity. ence. "We believe that by the actions of million worth — a month to Toledo peaceful, constitutional means, to "Society is very aware of race and this investigation, particularly the from Detroit, the indictment charged. assert control over its own destiny color and far too often choices are arrests today, that we've dismantled Warren is charged with 27 drug- and will be met by a richly financed made on those few traits," Taylor said. that operation." firearms-related counts, including campus of disinformation, subversion In addition. Taylor said Americans Most of the suspects, who were de- conspiracy to distribute cocaine and in- and assassination by the CIA," Rose need to learn how to overcome their ra- scribed as street dealers and whole- terstate travel in aid of racketeering said. cism. salers, were arrested Thursday, Foley enterprise. If convicted, Warren could Compiled from local and AP "Most Americans are recovering ra- said. receive several life sentences and $46 wire reports cists," he said. "Society is mixed up Federal agents from the FBI. U.S. million in fines. and needs to come to grips with our Drug Enforcement Agency and ILS. D See Indicted, page 4. THE BG NEWS

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(MCF/*tfttHb,t*ll>lltS tMXUFFS COM KX><<- Si-nk^e. em. Af&IOD (^t^-Ct^-ltteOGVil ASauAtOK route f\s A "astute ACCESXM' V*"77/*? f&dCb tfaPTTH/Sai;. UMMHteN CM OS FUl.. Reagan papers 4o*tee?AaftLQft 40HE&1& BitTheWTOeT DrVtOXDUSi.. -nts&aHOi utiiftRfi, iPficrriie MAriiurr. should be open /"eaaeatt ■»!♦»•(» fl*»v* liwaatrvataaftaSlsiiaeli. Let justice be done. I Oliver North has already taken his lumps, whether justified or not, because of his involvement in the Iran-Contra scandal. Now it is time for for- A Market Square Hero Dennis Robaugh mer president Ronald Reagan's part in the affair to be revealed. Wednesday, a court decision was made which would allow Reagan's diaries and notes to be sub- poenaed for evidence in the trial of former National Dope-toking Christ gets busted Security Adviser John Poindexter. Christ is here on earth. He is in said. He took a long pull from the "I think ... I am an atheist Poindexter is accused of obstructing con- the United States and on the However, Jesus refused to chalice and wiped his lips with with a messiah complex. I be- gressional inquiries concerning the Iran-Contra af- road to saving the world and its Krform miracles and he was the back of his hand. The red lieve that I am God, but I ha- fair and he argues the information included in these many people. Brace yourself, uled away to jail (though liquid dribbled from his lips into ven't yet convinced myself that I reader. He is in Ohio. police said he conjured up a fish the white hair of his beard. exist,'hegiggled. records will prove Reagan authorized his actions. More specifically, he is in Al- sand wich in his cell). "Let me think about this." "Let's discuss this," Moses The Justice Department is pushing for the Presi- liance and his redemption of the When my roommate, who My downstairs neighbor said, and he led my neighbor dential Records and Materials and Preservation world has been put on hold be- claims to be Haile Selassie — popped his head in the door. over to the couch while he clut- Act which will allow Reagan to invoke executive cause he is sitting in the city jail. king of Ethiopia and savior of "I need to borrow some ched another bottle of wine privilege to prevent these documents from being He was sentenced to six months the Rastafarians because they matches. It seems my pilot light under his arm. in jail — convicted of drug thought it seemed like a good went out and my dwellings are released by the archives. abuse. idea at the time — heard about terribly cold," he said. Meanwhile. Haile was on the The court contends, however, this law does not And he isn't too happy about Christ's incarceration he was "I can tell. You're horns have phone. "Yeah, yeah. Come on include this privilege when it involves subpoenas an American judge — who is ob- furious. turned blue," I told him. over. We'll make a party out of for materials needed as evidence in criminal trials. viously an agent of Satan be- "It's organic and it should be "I don't have horns, damn it!" it." It is not necessary, nor is it fair, to allow cons- cause he is just like so many used as a way of gathering reli- His ears turned red and smoke judges who said the holy Ronnie gious visions," he said. He took curled from his nose. "I am not In no time music was playing. cientious and loyal civil servants to be liable for fol- Reagan couldn't put prayer into a long drag on a funny-looking Satan! I am only an atheist." Concubines languished on the lowing their bosses' directions. that oastion of sin known as pub- brown cigarette. We agreed with him. He's floor. A thin haze of smoke dan- The president should not receive immunity when lic school —stopping his good "Look, there's Moses," he been having an identity crisis ced in the air and fine ales and that immunity concerns withholding evidence on a works. said. I didn't turn around be- lately. Too much bad press, I wines flowed freely. Religious major government scandal — Nixon most likely Jesus Christ, formerly known cause I thought it was just a re- guess. We filled him in on Jesus' big shots from all over found as Robert D. Flesher, 29, says, ligious vision. Then the vision plight. their way to my apartment. St. would have had to go to trial concerning Watergate, "One person being Jesus Christ tapped me on the shoulder. "He's a loon. He should be in Peter, Buddha, Mohammed, therefore Reagan's papers should be used as evi- ought to be able to practice reli- Man, I could use a fine cha- jail, just like Zsa Zsa, for smok- Rasputin, Brother Jed (he was dence. gion his own way without effects lice filled with your best wine," ing pot. Furthermore, he should the coat-check boy), Zeus and of authority." he said. "I just finished parting be locked up in a loony bin," he Chris Dawson. The new Christ told the jury the waters in the neigbor's said. His eyes began to spin wil- We partied all night and la- who found him guilty that he swimming pool so we could dly in his head. mented the plight of our buddy gains religious insights through clean the leaves off the bottom. Moses finally came out of his Jesus. Good luck, Jesus. We reading the Bible and smoking I'm beat." reflective mood. He had drunk were thinking of you. Apartheid can marijuana. I poured him some wine and two bottles of wine and was The judge stood and pointed asked him what he thought taking a roach from Haile. Robaugh, a junior news- his gavel at Jesus. about Christ's being sentenced Moses passed it on to my atheist editorial major, is a columnist be eliminated "I hear you do ... tricks," he for drug abuse. neighbor. for The News.

Help abolish apartheid. It is a simple plea, yet it is an idea which is easier said than done, especially at the university level. But what many students don't realize is that Societal problems create need for escorts there are numerous opportunities on this campus which will work to erase this unfair treatment of To the Editor: minorities to wear pillow cases Your statement that women Respond over their heads to stop the seri- should "learn their lesson" im- blacks in South Africa. Although Martin Iacampo ous problem of racial discrimi- plies that women somehow play 77ie BG News editorial Agasa Keloegile Komane, a South African politi- Jr.'s letter "Using night escorts nation. a part in the occurrence of rape page is your campus cal activist who spoke at the University Wednesday on campus could stop fear" Personal autonomy is every- and assault. If you are sincerely Forum. (Oct. 5) appears to be written in one's natural inheritance when concerned about the well-being night, encouraged students to join campus organi- the best interest of women who becoming an adult. Perhaps if of your female friends, you must Letters to the editor zations such as the Progressive Student Organiza- walk after dark, some mis- Sou could step in the shoes of tion and to put pressure on the federal government guided messages are conveyed. realize that the change must be- should be a maximum of lose women in whom you find it gin not with women, but in your- 200-300 words in length and by supporting organizations such as the United While providing a valuable ser- "very odd for not yet learning self and the attitudes that you Democratic Front. vice, the escort service merely their lesson" you would under- portray to others. Do everyone a should be typewritten, These organizations are working to create deals with a symptom. It does stand what it feels like to be favor by learning your own les- double-spaced, and signed. nothing to alleviate the underly- forced to give up your autonomy son. Editorial Editor awareness and are offering support to the blacks in ing problem. Asking women to by being dependent upon others The BG News South Africa and keeping these groups running will stop the serious problem of rape for some measure of insurance Carolyn Aufderhaar 210 West HaU help to stifle apartheid. by using escorts is like asking of your health and safety. Lima Opponents of this anti-apartheid support may be asking themselves why should they, as University Fatman byJohnBolssy students, interfere with a problem which does not fl^H HOuB. «UvO 27 oouoMAura , *• fyfuc* TO f'& 4ure»«i»c, FATMA* I Qeutvt nvr DIA/HONB hiAs... TAKf MIM , oori / Our. .. KM directly relate to them. Pcn-s or cor'tm a wo A e*AOre?0 FMDS TH€ «ecwr OOOA (jMioc-sro.'l Hit* AtiV«T ... WO* WOW.' Why not? Students have nothing to lose by joining aaa-ATAv/awr' LATC . T** FATHAH an organization which will support a worthy cause. AMrves AT THC GUGKHHCIM In the long run, they may also be helping to stop a Ahjsmw* trend which may eventually reach the United States.

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Longtime WBGU Chairman edits manager retires eminent journal National Council of Teachers by Mlchdle Matheson by Tina Diorio of English — is one of the staff writer reporter oldest of its kind with the largest readership in the field When Duane Tucker retires in December as general manager of When the University hired of rhetoric and composition. WBGU-TV, he and his wife will leave behind a gift for promising Un- the new chair of the English iversity television students. department last summer, it Deepika Karle, assistant They are establishing an endowment scholarship. Prior to next brought in not only a chair- director of General Studies semester the first recipient is expected to be a- " man hut the Writing, stressed the impor- warded. editor of an , tance of having such a presti- "We want to assist in the education of outstand- interna-| ^ » gious and widely-read journal ing students in the broadcast industry, especially tional jour- edited on campus. public television," Tucker said. nal. "(The journal) tackles the The Tuckers made an initial gift to the BGSU most current issues (concern- Foundation of $10,000. Richard ing rhetoric and composi- Dwight Burlingame, vice-president of Universi- Gebhardt is tion)." Karle said. "It is the ty relations, said friends, co-workers and family currently in best forum for the rhet-comm have already contributed more than $11,500 to the the third field." scholarship fund and he expects a continued in- year of a crease in tnis amount. Tucker four-year LiGebhardt Professor Alice Calderonel- The income from the endowment is transferred by the BGSU term as edi- lo said the journal provides Foundation into the Television Scholarship Fund from which the an- tor for the College Composi- positive recognition for the nual scholarship will be paid. tion and Communication University. Tucker, who has managed the station since its founding 25 years (CCC) journal. ago, said he thought it was time to turn over the administration to "Every time someone someone new. The journal — with rhetoric opens up the journal they see "I've achieved my goals and I feel that now is just the right time to and composition as part of its Bowling Green's name, Cal- leave this institution in younger hands," he said. main emphasis — serves an deronello said. "It is a very Patrick Fitzgerald, director of Television Learning Services, will important purpose for the well-respected journal." replace Tucker in the beginning of January. English department, Geb- Burlingame credited Tucker with WBGU-TV's success. hardt said. Gebhardt said he would like "Tucker has taken (the station) from an idea to one of the most to keep the journal editorship well-known and respected public television centers in the country," The journal — published by at Bowling Green for an addi- he said. "He and his wife have won numerous critics' awards for the the Conference of the College tional three-year term after station and have had many of the locally produced programs broad- Composition and Communi- the conclusion of his current cast abroad in countries such as Great Britain, Ireland and the So- cation, a subdivision of the term in 1990. viet Union." Blotter DA briefcase containing a cards, charge cards, identifica- ing to find a space in the crow- from an office in Hanna Hal] music tuner, trumpet valve, tion and $12 was reported stolen ded lot. The driver of the second Wednesday. sheet music, notebooks, pens, from a duffle bag left on a bench car appeared upset. When the DTwo portable microphones pencils and photos, all valued at near the basketball court at the owner of the first car returned, — one from McFall Center and BG News/Brock Visnich $420, was reported stolen from Student Recreation Center he found his tail lights smashed one from the Education building the Moore Musical Arts Center Monday. and a bottle under his tire. were reported stolen within In The Looking Glass Monday. DA report was filed Monday i An Offenhauer East resident the past 10 days. Valued at $145.. DTwo students reported thefts that items were being thrown went to the room of a resident in Junior Lisa Carnicom tries on a hat at the costume sale In the Creen of money, textbooks, wallets and out of a restroom window of Offenhauer West Wednesday to OA small hole was made in the Room of University Hall. The sale, sponsored by the Theta Alpha book bags from 7th floor Jerome Conklin Hall at passerbys and retrieve a radio, which she had center of a window in an Offen- Phi theater honorary, ends at 5 p.m. today. library Monday. The wallet — vehicles. Names and addresses loaned him two weeks ago. A hauer East resident's room missing the cash —and an of possible suspects were ob- fight occurred but no charges Wednesday causing $160 dam- Interracial empty book bag were recovered tained. Disciplinary action is were filed. Police advised the age. later in another part of the li- pending. two to see the prosecutor if they Vandals caused $60 damage a Continued from page 1. brary. Value of items stolen was D When a vehicle owner wished to press charges. to a car in Lot 2 when they broke To create an environment where own group," she said. In addi- $130. parked his car in Lot 8 Monday, OA beige wall phone, valued the radio antenna and right front interracial dating would be ap- tion, Ornelas said the parents DA wallet, containing bank there was another car attempt- at $130, was reported stolen headlight Wednesday. Eiroved, society must be willing pass their own ethnocentric be- o converse with people from liefs on to their children. Bess different cultures. However, G Continued from page 1. Vote Taylor said some people have Heather Felty, a sophomore D Continued from page 1. of their hometown. the misconception that talking pre-journalism major, said her One thing Bess said he enjoys the University," Bess said. "A lot of students who are not af- Registering to vote is a de- with someone of another culture parents would be the main most about his job is its diversi- "This is not a party school. It's fected by issues here are voting claration of residency, Schnet- will initiate a romantic interest. reason she would avoid interra- ty. made up of people who enjoy at home this year," Schnetzer zer said, and these kind of local "You don't have to be in love cial dating. "The job never gets stagnant, learning and teaching. said. scholarships can be lost by re- with someone to talk to them," there's always some improve- "The people I work with care Students may choose to stay gistering away from home. he said. * "With the background I have ments to make," he said. about the institution, the stu- registered at home because of The deadline for registering Family upbringing also plays had, my family would not accept He said his fellow employees dents, faculty and their job; I the requirements of certain for fall elections was Oct. 10, a major role as to why some it," Felty said. "I don't think and the University environment like that," Bess said. state and local scholarships, she Emans said, but people can reg- people oppose interracial dat- that I could accept it myself are the two things he will miss Bess, who also teaches a cri- said. Some scholarships, such as ister for the next elections any ing, Ornelas said. either because my parents have the most. minal justice class at the Uni- those awarded by Lions Clubs or weekday at the Board of Elec- Some parents were raised to instilled in me that it is not the "There is a real working re- versity, said he will continue the American Legion, require tions office in the Wood County be racist and stay within their proper thing to do." lationship between the town and teaching at ASU. that students remain residents Courthouse.

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Indicted D See Indicted, page 4. Shop observes anniversary Another brother, Michael War- maximum sentence of 40 years ren, 33, is charged with seven in prison and a $5 million fine. drug-related counts, including conspiracy to distribute cocaine. —Vincent Sample, 24, of Liss celebrates 25 years in Bowling Green pizza business If convicted, he could receive a Toledo, charged with two drug maximum penalty of 180 years trafficking counts, which car- ias." Liss said. Liss had one goal when he opened his piz- in prison and $11 million in fines. ries a maximum 40-year Jail by Robot Wagner Pisanello's Pizza has been voted number zeria. sentence and $3 million fine. staff writer one by University students on numerous oc- "I wanted to make the best possible pizza I Also indicted were: casions and Liss said he owes something to could in Bowling Green at a reasonable —Reginald Warren, 35. of —Elaine Jaeckle. 25. of When pizza delivery was a fledgling con- the competition for that. price," he said. Maumee, charged with three Toledo, charged with three cept and pizza was considered a fad food, "Competition works," Liss said. "It drug trafficking counts, carry- drug-related counts, including Jerry Liss, president of Pisanello's Pizza, makes you work that much harder to deliver During his first year in business, Liss said ing a maximum sentence of 40 conspiracy to distribute cocaine. look a risk and opened a pizzeria at 203 N. a better product." he would normally average 100 pizzas a years in prison and $4.25 million If convicted, she could receive a Main in Bowling Green. The rest is a success night. Now it is common for Pisanello's to in fines. maximum penalty of 80 vears in story. Liss said when he started Pisanello's, piz- average 100 pizzas an hour. —Kenneth Waters, 29, of prison and a $40 million One. zas were not as good and standards were "Pisanello's sales have increased every Toledo, charged with one count Liss, who will celebrate 25 years in busi- lower. year in Bowling Green for the last 24 years/' of conspiracy to distribute co- —Michael Brown, 30. of ness on Oct. 29, worked for Ron Pisanello at He said by today's standards, people were Liss said. Recently, he experienced his best caine. If convicted, he could Toledo, charged with three a pizzeria near Kent State University while getting a bad pizza some of the tune, but be- day ever for gross sales and number of piz- receive a maximum sentence of drug-related counts, including he was a student there in 1963. cause the product was so new "people still zas sold. 40 years in prison and a $2 mil- possession with intent to distrib- thought it was good." lion fine. ute cocaine. Brown, if convicted, After a year in college, he decided to open "As the demand for pizzas grew, methods "There aren't that many pizzerias who —Marvin Jones, 23, of Toledo, could receive a maximum pen- a Pisanello's of his own in a medium-sized and technology (for making a pizza) im- have been in business for 25 years," Liss charged with three drug-related alty of 80 years in prison and $4 college town. He decided on Bowling Green. proved and so aid the pizzas, Liss said. said. counts, including conspiring to million in tines. In 1968, he bought the rights to the Pisanel- distribute cocaine. If convicted, lo's name and recipes. Liss delivers a "good" pizza with help During those 25 years, Liss began franch- Jones could receive a maximum —Sabrina Jenkins, 20. of from his own secret sauce and a special ising and there are now 16 owner-operated 40-year prison sentence and a $6 Toledo, charged with four drug- According to Liss, the pizza business was method for making dough. He also plays an Pisanello's in Ohio and one in Michigan. million fine. related counts, including cons- markedly different in 1964. active role in making sure his employees get —Ozzie Spearman, 34, of piracy to distribute cocaine. If the best possible training. Liss said he looks for continued success in Toledo, charged with one count convicted, she could receive 40 "Twenty-five years ago there were 4,000 to "Every employee is taught every aspect Bowling Green with no slack on the com- of conspiracy to distribute co- years in Jail and $4.5 million in 5,000 pizzerias in the country. Today there of making a pizza, which in turn provides the mitment to providing a quality pizza. caine, carrying a maximum life tines. are 50,000 to 60,000 and when I first started in customer with a better product and better "There's a saying In the industry - you are sentence and a $4 million fine. Bowling Green, there were only three pizzer- service," Liss said. only as good as your last pizza,"'Liss said. —Reginald Peacock, 40, of —Kimberly Ann Reyes, 20, of Toledo, charged with four drug- Toledo, charged with two drug related counts, including cons- trafficking charges, carrying a 7F piracy to distribute cocaine. If maximum penalty of 45 years in FALCON FEVER! CATCH IT! convicted, he could receive a prison and $2.25 million in fines. 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Soviets upgrade nuclear defense Second sailor guilty off espionage Pauley may leave 'Today' show NEW YORK (AP) — "Today" show weatherman Willard Scott WASHINGTON (AP) — The Soviet Union has begun deploying two WASHINGTON (AP) — For the second time in five weeks, a sailor said he has no doubt that co-host Jane Pauley will leave the show, new types of advanced nuclear-tipped missiles around Moscow as stationed aboard the aircraft carrier USS Midway has been convict- but NBC would only say an announcement is expected shortly. part of a vastly upgraded defense of the capital against missile at- ed of espionage, the Navy said on Wednesday. Scott said Wednesday he spoke with Paulev after her broadcast tack, U.S. intelligence sources said Wednesday night. Navy spokesman Lt. James Wood identified the second sailor, who and that she didn't specifically say she was leaving the show. She A sophisticated new radar system is also being deployed, these was sentenced to 10 years' confinement at hard labor, as electronics left the impression, however, that, "I'm so glad and the decision is sources said. warfare technician, Petty Officer Third Class Russell P. Brown, of made," he said. When completed, the three-part upgrading program, legal under Norfolk, Neb. Scott said Pauley told him that she'll be doing prime-time specials the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty with the United States, would Brown, 21, was convicted "for conspiring with Airman Recruit for NBC News in the future. defend Moscow with 100 new launchers, most of them underground. James R. Wilmoth to commit espionage andfor making false state- Pauley, who this month celebrated her 13th year on the morning This complex network would also protect the Soviet high com- ments" to the Naval Investigative Service, Wood said. program, reportedly has been unhappy with recent changes made mand, the sources told The Associated Press. The importance of the Wilmoth, 21, of Omaha, Neb., was sentenced last month to 35 years on the program, including a Sept. 5 switch of newscasters in which new system lies in precisely this, that it would make the high com- for trying to pass classified material to a Soviet agent. Deborah Norville took over John Palmer's lob. mand much more difficult to strike in a war, the sources said. The sailors were arrested by NIS on July 25 in Yokosuka, Japan, "I would have bet the family farm that she never was going to The Soviets already have a labyrinthian system designed to speed where the Midway is based. leave," Scott said. "But from what I saw today, I don't think there's Soviet leaders to safety in the event of a nuclear war. They were apprehended after an eight-month investigation, Wood any question." The sources, who demanded anonymity, said the Soviets had been said. An NBC executive who requested anonymity confirmed that working on an improved missile defense since 1980 but only last "No other sailors have been implicated" in the case, the spokes- Pauley will be doing prime-time news specials, but said she proba- spring were found to have begun making the new system opera- man said. bly will remain on' Today" until the end of the year. Besides his 10-year sentence, Brown received a dishonorable dis- Pauley did not reply to a request for comment. She previously has New long-range missile interceptors, designed to take the place of charge, reduction in rank from paygrade E-3 to E-l and forfeiture of declined to discuss when and if she'll leave "Today," saying only an earlier, less sophisticated version of the weapon known in all pay and allowances. Wood said. that she will remain at NBC News, where her contract has two years western military circles as "Galosh," have the mission of stopping The Navy spokesman said a general court martial was convened remaining. incoming ballistic missiles above the atmosphere. and charges against Brown referred to a trial by a military judge at A shorter-range, extremely fast missile known as "Gazelle" is be- the order of the commander of the U.S. Seventh Fleet, Vice Adm. ing deployed as a complementary defensive missile designed to Henry H.Mauz Jr. 'Cheers' star faces drug charge catch missile warheads in the atmosphere that might have gotten by the "Galosh" line of missiles. Gazelle is supposed to be able to dis- The sailor's two-day trial began Oct. 18 in Yokosuka, Wood said. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kelsey Grammer, who plays a psychiat- criminate between decoys and the real thing. The spokesman said Brown pleaded not guilty and his case will be rist on NBC's "Cheers," will enter a drug abuse education program The new radar at Pushkino, about 25 miles northeast of Moscow, is reviewed by the fleet commander before he begins serving his sen- to avoid a possible prison term for cocaine possession. able to track targets anywhere in its 360-degree field of vision. tence. He told a Municipal Court judge Wednesday he missed a court ap- pearance the previous day because of confusion over dates. Judge Aviva Bobb had withheld issuing an order for his arrest until today. Grammer, 34. who plays Frailer Crane on the popular sitcom, was accused of one felony count of cocaine possession. If he successfully STATE / LOCAL completes the court-sponsored program, Grammer could have the case dismissed and his record would be cleared. He had no previous record. Police say Grammer was stopped while driving April 14 for having Singing 'friar' sentenced tor fraud Panel bans judicial abortion view an expired license plate. Officers learned he did not have a driver's license, only a learner's permit. A computer check showed an out- CLEVELAND (AP) — An ambitious disco-rock singer who claims COLUMBUS (AP) — A 28-member Ohio Supreme Court disciplin- standing speeding ticket, authorities said. to be a Franciscan brother collected $272,400 for a friary the U.S. ary panel issued a unanimous opinion Thursday saying judges and Justice Department claims never existed and used some donations judicial candidates may not announce their views on abortion. to finance his recording career. The informal opinion from the Board of Commissioners on Grie- Bakker adjusts to new residence; Vincent J. Capretta, 27, who identified himself as Brother Anthony vances and Discipline cited a U.S. Supreme Court description of in letters to an estimated 1.2 million Roman Catholics nationwide, abortion as "the most politically divisive domestic legal issue of our TALLADEGA. Ala. (AP) — Jim Bakker seems to be adapting toi was sentenced last week by U.S. District Judge George White to 35 time." lifestyle much different from the one he lived as the leader ofi months in prison. multimillion-dollar religious empire. The judge also ordered him to make restitution when he gets out of "Therefore, judges simply cannot be permitted to give their views Instead of silk, the PTL founder wears an orange jumpsuit and he prison. Because of problems in trying to identify everyone who sent on such a highly charged and controversial issue as abortion," the has changed more luxurious quarters for a cell snared with another Capretta money, White may order him to make a payment equal to panel said. inmate. the amount of restitution to a social service organization, said The board had been asked to specifically address the matter by Still, "he was in good spirits this morning when I met with him," James V. Moroney, an assistant U.S. attorney who prosecuted Ca- Supreme Court Disciplinary Counsel J. Warren Bettis. said Brian Ross, a spokesman at the medium-security Talladega pretta. Bettis said judicial candidates from across the state had been ask- Federal Correctional Institution where Bakker on Wednesday ser- "It was my carelessness, basically, that brought this situation ing him about their professional responsibility when confronted with ved the first full day of his 45-year sentence. upon me," Capretta said in an interview. questions about abortion. Bakker arrived at the facility Tuesday night in handcuffs and He said he is waiting to be told when and where to begin his prison John G. Mattimoe of Toledo, chairman of the disciplinary board, shackles after a six-hour drive from Charlotte. N.C., where a federal term. indicated that while the panel s statement was new, the prohibition judge banished him immediately to prison after imposing the sen- "But there is no stopping my musical career at this point," he was long-standing. tence and a $500,000 fine. added. "I am a star in the eyes of a lot of people. I will become a star, The Code of Judicial Conduct adopted by the Ohio Supreme Court Bakker was convicted Oct. 5 of defrauding thousands of followers but I will use the proceeds to do what I was going to do anyway. in 1973 prohibits judges from announcing their views on disputed of his television ministry. "I will continue to plan to some day offer shelter to the elderly and legal or political issues. "He's settling in," Ross said. "He's adjusting and becoming famil- poor. Though people have a hard time relating a rock singer to a ''The abortion issue is just such a disputed legal and political is- iar with his surroundings. He's doing fine." Franciscan brother, well, that's just the way it is." sue. Therefore, judges and judicial candidates may not announce Bakker was assignedto a two-man cell. Prison officials would not Capretta pleaded guilty July 24 in U.S. District Court to 32 counts their views on the issue of abortion," the board's opinion said. reveal his cellmate's identity. of mail fraud. Timothy J. Potts, his lawyer, argued for a light sen- Dianna Chesley, the board's staff attorney, said informal rulings Ross said Bakker made some telephone calls Wednesday morning tence, saying no individual victim lost anything other than a mini- previously had been issued prohibiting comment on other specific and exercised. He would not disclose if Bakker had spoken with his mal amount of money." issues such as drunken driving cases. wif e.Tammy Faye Bakker, or other family members.

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*y Scotto Chapski If it was a chore, it would be a full-time chore. reporter Marquette's training regimen consists of running 12 to 14 miles five days a week with a 20 mile run on the sixth day. "Anything less than eight miles Kelli Jo Marquette's motto for herself and her doesn't seem like a work-out," she said. fifth grade class at Ridge Elementary School in On her day off, Marquette and her husband Jim, Bowling Green is You Can Do It who helps her train, go cycling. , It is this positive attitude that drove Marquette Marquette said she enters races, "for the chal- when she set a U.S. record for running 100 miles in lenge and to have a good time, both personally and - 22 hours and will drive her when she competes in against the clock." the Chicago Marathon on Sunday. Talking to the other runners while remaining After the Chicago Marathon, Marquette would conscious of the clock is how Marquette deals with like to compete in one more 24-hour marathon. Her the first 20 miles of the race. "original goal was to reach 115 miles in 24 hours. "After 20 miles I become serious," she said. "I '1 became too tired toward the end," she said. "I kick it in to high gear and keep telling myself 'one -would run for 60 to 65 minutes and then rest for 20 more mile, one more mile' till I reach the finish minutes. After 22 hours of this, I was exhausted." line." Marquette developed this attitude and her love Wheh Marquette exhausts her running career, . for running when she enrolled in a physical educa- "when it stops being fun," she would like to start a tion class at the University of Toledo. The class family and use her experience as a cross country was taught by world recordholder Sy Man. or track coach. . "He (Man 1 taught me to run for fun instead of Whether it is teaching children, running a mar- glory and 'to do it for yourself.' and that's what I athon, raising a family or coaching others, Kelli Jo ,flo, Marquette said. "People think that running is Marquette will keep the same positive motto, You " a chore, but for me it's a pleasure." mm More people- • now live in Class Survey BG News/John Poner have survived the City of Junior Pamela Pinchot and senior Chel Laquatra adjust a surveyor's transit near the Technology Building cancer thap Los Angeles. Thursday afternoon. The two were working on a project for their Surveying 318 class, in which they were required to survey and draw a topographical map of a field behind the Technology Building.

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Ankney calls the 6-5, 235 pound Fumi one of the outstanding per- players and anchored in goal It dates back to Nov. 3,1987 — when the Falcons formers in the conference. While talent has given the with a senior. Freshman for- rolled into Oxford, Ohio, for a Homecoming "He's a tight end that can do it all," he said. "I think he is by far soccer team the ability to win ward Kevin Pendergast contest and stumbled back out with a 17-7 loss — the best tight end in the conference." matches this season, charac- paces the team with 11 goals since the Redskins have won a game. The Redskin pass defense is currently ranked first in the MAC, ter has transformed many of and four assists for 26 points, Now. two years and 20-winless contests later, the while they are seventh against the run. Inside linebacker Mike Hy- the opportunities into victor- while sophomore Mitch Kern Redskins (0^-1) are desperately searching to zdu and defensive end Jon Wauford lead the way in tackles with 70 ies. (4-4-12) and junior Steve La- shake the undubious honor of the nation's longest and 52, respectively. Looking to tap the robust Vigne (4-2-10), both midfield- winless streak on MU Homecoming 1989. Ankney said he is concerned with the Redskin pass defense inhibit- attitude which has prevailed ers, provide offensive sup- Bowling Green, coming off a 21-13 loss to ing the Falcons' passing attack, which is rated the best in the con- throughout the season, the port. Eastern Michigan, a defeat which made its Mid- Ankney ference. Falcons travel Sunday to ND goalkeeper Danny Lyon American Conference title hopes faint, can ill- "They pressure the passer real well and make life miserable for South Bend, Ind. for a 1 p.m. has manned the Irish nets afford to merely go through the motions in Satur- the quarterback," he said. "In the secondary they do a real good job contest with Notre Dame. every game this season, tally- day's 1:30 p.m. contest, according to Falcon head coach Moe Ank- of mixing it up, although they are very young." BG. 9-3-3 and seventh the ing three shut-outs and post- ney. The young secondary will be thoroughly tested by BG's potent Great Lakes Region, is com- ing a 1.47 goals against aver- receivers inRon Heard and Reggie Thornton. The tandem continues ing off a 2-1 victory over age. "They're (Miami) not a team that looks like their getting worse," to climb the BG and MAC all-time receiving ladder and could estab- Michigan State Wednesday — Palmisano said one thing he said. "Instead, they're getting better every week, so you got to lish MAC history Saturday. a win which BG head coach he is concerned about is the have a lot of respect for them to be able to go through the losses and Thornton needs just 17 yards to reach the 2,000 yard-mark in re- Gary Palmisano said showed width of Notre Dame's field. still improve. It's a tough situation for us to be playing them at this ceiving, while Heard has already reached that milestone with 2,100. the Falcons' character in re- While BG's Mickey Cochrane time because they are a very dangerous team." When Thornton breaks the 2,000 yard barrier, it will mark the first rise to a tough 4-3 loss to Field is 75 yards wide — the The Redskins have smelted victory in recent weeks, only to come time the MAC has had a 2,000 yard receiving duo. on last Sunday. NCAA maximum — ND's is up short. Two weeks ago they played to a 22-22 tie with Ohio Univer- only 65 yards wide, which is "Anytime you win it's a the NCAA minimum. This confidence booster," he said. will give the Irish an advan- "But our game against Mich- tage in specialty situations, Large 2 Item Pizza igan State was a test of char- Palmisano said. /j^ Sports Cap j(j" acter. Against Akron we in- directly gave the game away "They will be really dan- (by allowing) a penalty kick gerous on set pieces and and a free kick goal. Take throw-ins because their field *5.95 those away and we win 3-2. is narrow," he said. "We Men's Tennis — travels to two teams will play twice. The "It's the quality of a great want to minimize their chan- Bloomington, Ind., to compete in first game win be Saturday only at team to come back from dis- ces.' the Midwest Tournament today, night at 10:30, with the second appointing defeats like that. D □ a Saturday and Sunday. The tour- game being held Sunday at 1:30 The momentum of winning FALCON FACTS: The ney serves as a qualifier for the p.m. carries over — the character BG/ND series is knotted at National Indoor Championship. of the kids at this point is 3-3-1... The Irish defeated BG John Green, Mike Ham, Andy Club Lacrosse — will host the MARK'S PIZZA strong and you can attribute 2-1 last season at BG... Lead- Stronach and Justin Overholser Falcon Cup VI. Along with the it to them." ing Falcon scorers entering will play singles and Green and Falcons, Kent State, Case Similarly, the Fighting the Notre Dame match: Rob Hain will team to play doubles. Western Reserve, Dayton, Ohio EXPIRES 11 14 8

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SWEATSHIRT MANIA AT BURGER KING PICK UP THIS SATURDAY FROM 2-5 AT U/OOSTER ST. BURGER KING THE BG NEWS • MNMN October 27,1M9 Falcons set for MAC meet leers to face WMU WHAT: Bowling Green vs. Laurie and Mike Power to stand Eastern Michigan: The Huron men, who finished tied for second Western Michigan between the pipes. Laurie Is 2-0 by Chuck ToU WHERE: Both games will be with a 2.50 goals against average, sports writer last year, are lead by Paul Derbey, who this season ran a team best 32:11 in the 10,000 meters. The women, who took seventh in '88, are played at Lawson Arena (4,000) while Power is also 2-0 with a 3.50 In Kalamazoo, Mich. g.a.a. led by Sara Gish, who ran a season-best time of 17:59 in the 5,000 WHEN: Both games will begin Special Teams: The Broncos ■The 1989 Mid-American Conference cross country championship meters. at 7:30 p.m. have excelled on special teams so easily could be renamed, "The Return of Excellence." Kent State: The Golden Flashes men finished eighth in the MAC RECORDS: Toe Falcons head far in this young season. On the The 43rd annual men's race features 15 of last season's top 20 run- last season. Junior Jim Loveless finished ninth in last year's MAC into the weekend series with a 2-2 power play they are currently mn, while the women's 10th annual race has the top 12 runners back race. Sophomore Rachel Mann is expected to be one of the top fini- record overall and a 1-1 mark in hitting at a .323 rate in all their from last year. The women's race will begin Saturday at 11 ajn. and shers for KSU, which finished second in '88. the Central Collegiate Hockey games. But it is when they are the men will start at noon. Both races will be held at BG's Forrest Miami University: The Redskins are led by two '88 All-MAC runn- Association. Western Michigan is shorthanded that they have been Creason golf course. ners, seniors Eric Hatch and Susanne Augustauskas. Last year, currently 4-0 on the season and the most efficient. The stingy ;An overview of the competing teams reveals the following: Hatch finished 11th for the fifth-place MU men and Augustauskas 2-0 in the CCHA. Broncos have only given up two COACHES: BG head coach power play goals in 29 attempts. 'Ball State: The Cardinal men finished fourth in last year's MAC, took second on the third-place women's team. Jerry York — In his 11th season THE FALCONS: Offense: The while the women came in eighth. John Harmeyer has BSU's fastest Ohio University: The Bobcats enter the race with one of the MAC'S behind the Falcon bench — enters Bowling Green offense has shown 10,000 meters (30:38) for the men this year, while Pam Rhodus ran a strongest teams. The men, who finished second in last year's MAC, the series with an overall record signs of being able to create a lot wbmen's-team best of 17:49. are led by seniors Shannon Richie and Frank Zodak, both returning of 383-238-22 (.613). His record at of offense. They are averaging All-MAC and All-American runners. The women finished first in 1988 BG is 258-151-19 (.625). On the 12.5 goals/series — having Bowling Green: The Falcon men have been running well of late, for their second-straight title. They are led by 1988 All-MAC perfor- Western sidelines, BUI Wilkinson, scored 26 red-lighters so far this finishing first in the Mel Brodt Invitational and third in the Ohio mers Tracy Meyer (3rd) and Chris Nichols (7th). a former assistant at BG, enters season. Leading the attack is the Intercollegiates. Senior All-MAC returnee Mike McKenna and Junior Toledo: The Rockets' mens and womens teams both finished in his eighth season with a 150-129-15 CCHA's current leading scorer — Brian Donnelly are expected to lead a pack of Falcon runners. The last place in 1988. Sophomore Bob Masters, a transfer from BG, had mark. Nelson Emerson. Emerson so far women's team will attempt to salvage a good race in a season ham- SERIES: In the series which has scored four goals while as- the fastest time in the five mile run, 25:24. Senior Jackie Jeric had dates back to 1969-70, the Falcons pered by injuries to key runners. Senior Mary Louise Zurbuch, a the best 5,000 meters time for the women this season at 19:04. sisting on seven of them. Leading two-time All-MAC qualifier and All-Ohio performer, is expected to hold a 47-18-1 edge. BG swept the the team in goals scored is Marc Western Michigan: Jessie McGuire, who finished first in '87 and Broncos last year for the first Potvin, who has tallied six while finish among the leaders. fourth last year, is expected to challenge for the men's top spot again time since 1961-82 and currently adding an assist. Peter Holmes this year. The men finished seventh last season. The women finished have won the last six meetings (0-7-7!, Dan Bylsma (3-3-6) and Central Michigan: The Chippewa men are the defending confer- fifth in 1988 are led by Carolyn Mullen. between the two schools. Brett Harkins (0*6) also pace ence champions, while the women are expected to improve greatly Falcon head coach Sid Sink said CMU and OU are the favorites in THE BRONCOS: Offense: The the Falcon scoring attack. fjtom their sixth-place finish last season. Geoff Goolsby, who finished both races, but is optimistic about how the Falcons will run. Broncos, so far, have shown signs Defense: Otis Plageman (3-1-4) third in the MAC last year leads the 17th-ranked team in the nation. "We feel we have our most competitive team in three or four of being the offensive power they and Kevin Dahl (1-5-4) have led Ann Wiedmayer returns after finishing eighth in '88. weren't last year. Up to this the defense in scoring. Rob Blake years," Sink said of his men's team. "Anything can happen in the point, WMU has scored 32 goals will return to action after sitting MAC." In it's first four games. Leading out last week with a back injury. Campus Despite all the injuries to the womens team, Sink said he believes the way is center Mike Eastwood, Goaltendlng: Paul Connell Pollyeyes they still can finish in the top half of the conference. who has netted five goals and tal- (1-1) and John Burke (1-1) have "We're not going to count ourselves out," he said. "We still may be lied five assists for 10 points. He split the net minding duties so far 352-9638 or 354-0056 able to knock off a few of the top teams." has taken the scoring lead over this season. Connell has a 5.85 ASK ABOUT OUR PARTY ROOM from center Paul Polillo (3-6-9). g.a.a. while Burke's is currently THE SELLER" Defense: The Broncos have set at 3.02. • HOLD APPROZIMATELY 40 PEOPLE been led from the blue-line by Special Teams: The Falcons • NO SERVICE CHARGE FREE CATALOG Mike Posma (0*6) and Andy are currently fifth in the CCHA in • TIPS ONLY 15% 440 E. Court AMERICAN Suhy (1-M). Posma led the de- power play effectiveness. They CANCER of Government Books fensemen last year as well when nave currently connected on nine [flaa..^iihiih.inii,iaiani SOCIETY* Strut for your copy today I he recorded seven goals and 34 of their 29 attempts. In the k assists. shorthanded area, the Falcons Free Catalog Goaltendlng: With the loss of are tied for last with Ohio State. Boi J7000 veteran Bill Horn to graduation, They have allowed eight goals in A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* A* ttiudinjlon DC 20013-7000 the Broncos have looked to Rob 20 attempts. t IHfh ALPHA PHI FRIGHT NIGHT 88.1 FM WBGU PRESENTS FALCON Tagliabue DA FOOTBALL THIS SATURDAY LIVE £\- SH BASH '89 FROM OXFORD OHIO appointed CLEVELAND (AP) — Paul Tagliabue, a Washington lawyer ^VW Grab a Date and Meet at the and one of Pete Rozelle's top ad- visors, was elected NFL com- VS. missioner Thursday, ending a -XZZZ^<>* House at 9 PX Tonight four-month deadlock and allow- ing Rozelle to fade into retire- ^ ment. Tagliabue, the candidate of JOIN JOEL YASHINSKY AND MATT MASON the insurgents who had blocked A» A» A* A$ A$ A4> A$ A

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Senior portraits David Matthew Chester James M. Bernatowicz Marsha Lynne Cushman Deborah Wonderly Bowers Timothy James Haas Vickie Lou Campbell begin Monday Kenneth Owen Hummer Joseph Christopher Carion Randall Arthur Mehl Patricia Joel Condo Paul Arthur Miller Peter Frederick Edwards Robin Lord Miller Anne Fischl Elias Joanne Montanaro Toby Leigh Franks Kelly Colette Moore Amy Lillian Frogameni Varden Studios of New York is Matt Nollenberger Virginia Anne Gatewood Blaise Andrew Parker Jane E. Gemmill back on campus for one last Janet Lorene Rapp Cheryl Hassay Denise Ruch Lallier Robin Lynne Hayes senior portrait shoot In 1989. Dawn Renee Seigneur Thomas C. Hayes Kerri Lynn Schrand Nancy Lynn Hecker Pamela J. Smith Diane Stewart Hires Camala Lynn Sparks Deborah Jean Hovan Angela M. Stover Angela Marie Hull Schedule your Scott Walter Stachowicz James Gordon Hyre Michele Marie Sykora Patricia Marie Maloney appointment now Angela Marie Taylor Keith David Madaras to ensure a Tina Marie Trueblood Leah Ann Long Charlotte Kaye Wachtel Douglas Christopher Lamielle convenient Julie Ann Walters Connie A Casanova appointment time Patricia Trimmer Zeller Tracey Ann Hall Omar Kennedy Zettler Jennifer Ann Jackson Catherine Anne Zimmer Barbara Ann Kulwicki Thomas Bryan Little Pamela Buis Lasley ■ Call 372-8086 today! Jeanette Marie Bauer James Maas ■ THE BG NEWS

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CCHA STANDINGS TEAM (overall) T PT8 Swim teams host relays 1. Michigan (WM) 1 2. Lake Superior (3-1-0) 0 , Ohio State (3-1-0) 0 4. Western Michigan (4-0-0) 0 Falcon men's and women's squads plunge into action 5. Michigan State (2-2-0) 0 I. Bowling Green (S-M) I by Kim Long ' 'After this weekend we will be The BG women's team has sol- Also, junior co-captain Deidre 7. Ferris State (1-34) able to gauge the scales and see 0 sports writer id number one swimmers and Heer and junior Gina Jacobs are 8. Miami (0-3-1) 1 where we are," head coach plenty of depth. Gordon said. swimming well, according to 9. Illinois-Chicago (0-4-0) 0 Brian Gordon said. The squad should go two or three Gordon. The 1989-90 swim season be- The format for this year's re- deep in each event. gins today as Bowling Green lays is different from years past But the team is young with 20 "With a team devoid of super- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY hosts the Tom Stubbs Relays at in that no team scores will be of the 28 members being fresh- stars and a lot of depth, this a Cooper Pool in the Student Re- kept. men or sophomores — with 13 should be one of the strongest Bowling Green at Western Michigan creation Center. When scores were kept, it being "true" freshmen. Accord- teams BG has ever had, he Ferris State at Ohio State The diving competition starts Michigan at Lake Superior favored some teams," Gordon ing to Gordon, there is pressure said. Illinois-Chicago at Michigan State at noon, while the swimming be- said. "For an early meet the in adjusting to the first year. Alabama-Huntsville at Miami gins at 6 p.m. coaches decided it may have "A key to our success will be The men's team is coming off The women will be facing negative connotations and might how well the freshmen and its best performance, a third- MAC FOOTBALL STANDINGS competition from Oakland, be a negative reinforcement for sophomores perform," he said. place finish in the MAC Cham- Eastern Michigan, Miami ana the teams. "They must mature in a hurry pionships, since the 1967-68 TEAM (overall) w T Ball State. The men's field in- "This is a kick-off meet to see for us to be a factor." season. However, the team has 1. Eastern Michigan (6-1-1) s 0 cludes Oakland, Wayne State, where the teams stand." Gordon added that the women lost several key swimmers who 2. Ball State (4-2-11 4 0 Toledo, Ball State, Eastern The goal of the teams each may be a year away from a have been suspended by Gordon. 3. Central Michigan (3-4) 3 0 4. Bowling Green (3-4) * I Michigan and Miami. year is to win the conference great team. ■ :• Toledo (3-4) 3 0 Because all of the Mid- championship. Gordon said this Three-time MAC champion "All the guys have done a 6. Western Michigan (3-4) American Conference swim- 1 0 goal seems unattainable this Shari Williams returns for her great job considering the ad- 7. Ohio (1-6-1) 1 1 ming teams are participating, season because of the strength senior season. She holds records verse publicity," he said. 8. Miami (0-6-1) 0 1 with the exception of Ohio Uni- of the MAC teams. in the SO- and 100-meter freestyle 9. Kent State (M) 0 0 versity, the Falcons will be able EMU's men's team has won events. Gordon said freshman According to Gordon, there SATURDAY to see where they stand in re- the MAC Championships for the Jodi Reed and junior transfer are talented individuals and lation to the rest of the confer- last 10 years, and OU's womens Bowling Green at Miami I 5 Debbie Ray should make an im- quality number one swimmers, Eastern Michigan squad is very strong. pact. but there is no depth. at Central Michigan ] J Toledo at Kent OhioU. at Western Michigan ■- BG looks to stop Cardinals Youngstown State at Central Michigan tourney," Van De Walle said. Senior setter Linda Popovich and by Mike Mominey sophomore middle-hitter Tammy Schiller have been the predomin- Cincy plays host sports writer ant leaders this year for the Falcons and will once again be counted on at BSU. The Bowling Green volleyball team will look to retain their first- to Astros in openerj 6lace status in the Mid-American Conference this weekend as they Popovich heads the BG attack, leading the team in total assists avel to Muncie, Ind., to battle the Ball State Cardinals. equaling 917 and digs with 273. Schiller, on the other hand, is the CINCINNATI (AP) — The seasons in openers. The Falcons, who are currently 5-0 in conference play, will face leader on offense—turning in a team-high hitting percentage of .297. Cincinnati Reds open the The Reds, who date their i BSU at 7 p.m. on Saturday in search of win number The Cardinals, who own a 12-9 overall record and a MAC record of National League's 1990 season in to 1869. traditionally open' six in the MAC. 2-3, will look to defeat BG behind the likes of sophomores Sherry April 2 against the Houston As- §.-he National League's season at "Ball State is in a must win-situation coming Dunbar and Anita Lee. Dunbar, who has a .304 hitting percentage, tros in the Reds' traditional home each year as baseball 'i I into this weekend's match," head coach Denise missed last week's match with an injury, but is expected to be in the home opener. oldest pr of sdional team. Van De Walle said. "Everyone needs to contribute lineupSaturday night. Lea is second on the team with a .267 percent- It will be the first time since if we are going to win Saturday. We need to pass age. The Falcons nave worked on different plays in practice this 1978 that the Reds and Astros The 1990 opener will mark the well, block at the net and have very few unforced week and hope that the new look will help them throughout the rest have played on opening day. 104th time in the Reds' 106 errors." Coming away with victory this weekend of the season, with a possibilty to go undefeated L> the conference. The Reds will be trying for seasons in the National League would almost ensure the BG spikers one of four in- "With Linda setting along with the contributions of our four their eighth consecutive opening that the team has opened fe> vitations to the MAC tournament at the end of the seniors, I think going undefeated is a real possibility," Van De Walle day victory, having defeated At- season at home. In 1877 and 1966, : seas.011-. , ... . ,,, Van De Walle said. "This is the most versatile team since I have been here. The lanta, New York, Montreal, Phi- the Reds started the season on A victory this weekend will put us at six wins team's personality, along with the charisma they create out on the ladelphia, Montreal, St. Louis the road because of rainouts at for the season. I believe that will definitly be enough to get into the court, allows them to play well together." and Los Angeles the past seven home. THE BG NEWS Classifieds

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Oct. 27,1989 BG ROCKS III _iia — ■ J.U. '■ \ =-. 2 i ]i ii i Friday Magazine/October 17, HM From the Street What is your favorite type of music? Why? Friday/Greg Horvath I i

Jeri Geib, senior accounting major from Keith Brown, freshman architectural Beth Ann Colvin. senior secondary edu- Jim Starek, sophomore health promo- Lima: "I like more of a mellower type design major from Cleveland: "Pop mu- cation major from Port Clinton: "ft de- tion major from Cleveland: "I'm more muse, like Chicago. I can relate to the sk like from the band New Edition. Hike pends on my mood. I like country to jazz hard rock to heavy metal. It's not along messages better and it matches my per- them because they're young adults trying and everything in between, except heavy the main stream and emphasizes the in- sonality. " to make a thing, rather than the older metal. If I'm going out to the bars, I like ner talent rather than computer knowl- more established bands who have been something more upbeat, but if I'm home edge." around forever." studying, I like to listen to jazz because there's usually no words and I can con- centrate better." Music expresses women's concerns by Deborah Hippie "As a category, women's music is played as often as it should, according money to back the production and women centered and it deals with to Nance, is that women's music is cannot afford to allow listeners to save Music has the power to move people. women's concerns... environmental, directly attributed to feminism and les- money on them. Supporters of the women's movement survival, nuclear, love and relationship bianism. "They cannot afford it because they hope this "power" will flow into those concerns," she said. "A lot of 'feminists' attribute their have to try and keep the company go- who listen to women's music and pro- Historically women's music has been attitudes about goddess worship as a ing," Nance said. duce some changes. "women producing women singers and carry over of women's music ... it's po- As a result, women's music perfor- Sue Nance, a graduate student in musicians," she added. litical as well," she said. "There is cer- mers are recording all the time and American Studies, has been a follower Nance said although the women's tainly an attraction to lesbians because touring college campuses, she said. of women's music almost since its in- movement has made significant advan- of the non-excluding messages." "(Women's music) is everywhere. ception into the music world nearly 20 ces in today's society, women's music Nance said the music is different for The real problem is that we are cut off years ago and had a radio show in has seemingly not progressed with it. others reasons because it is "less from the mainstream of things... but Honolulu for three years spinning it. "Alternative and college stations are stereotypical" and does not use the women recognize that they have a "(Women's music) came out of the the only airplay it gets. Lyrically it pronouns "He" or "She." choice," Nance added. women's movement... with singers should be played ... it has intelligent "Most music will say 'I fell in love' like Janis Joplin and Grace Slick," she lyrics but (the artists) can't get it to the while women's music will say 'rising in said. public," Nance said. love... It is not gender specific, it gets According to Nance, women's music Judith Bentley, professor of music, tiring to try to substitute your pron- developed as a sort of "necessity" said the women's movement has helped ouns of choice," Nance said. "It's as after men and women rose up together women composers as well. tiring for a lesbian to substitute as it is in the 1960s to protest the war. In the "(Women in music) has been around for a hetereosexual." 1970s, when the sit-ins and the love-ins for centuries. Some women composers Because the women's music industry had faded into history and men put had to use pseudonyms in order to get is so limited, it is considered politically women back into the kitchen, the need accepted," Bentley said. incorrect to make tapes from albums for individual's music arose. One reason the music does not get because most singers use their own FRIDflV MflGAZIN€ Editor Christian Thompson Friday Magazine is published every Friday during the academic Assistant Editor Chris Dnwson **ar by the Board of Stadent Publications of Bowllag Green State Staff Reporters Frank EsasMrito, University. I anra Hardy Robert Wacner Opinions expressed by cohaianists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Friday Staff Photographer GregHorvath M"*"?"'' ..-. . - - - ,„, . „ ... . . „,„ ... ,„ , „ „ Friday Magazine and Bowling Green Slate University are equal opportunity em- Editorial Oft** 210 We,MlHall p,oyw>„„„„.„, , ^ „ ,,„„, ^^ (4"' 3'2-69*>7 Copyright 19«9, The BG News Friday Magazinc/Octofcer 27, l»e» ooo 3

MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC Faculty bassist just one of the 'cats' by Robert Wagner to jazz in the '60s after he bought a forced me to be able to articulate about He said his greatest honor "has been Beatles record and played it for his what I do and to re-evaluate my own able to play with some of the legends of "I have a Jones for a new short," father. skills," Halsey said. "By teaching, I jazz music and to get to know them Jeff Halsey said in the"language" of "After listening to the Beatles, my become a better performer and personally." jazz musicians. Translated it means "I father said 'OK, that's not bad.' Then through performing, 1 become a better Halsey said his reputation as a top have a strong desire for a new car." he pulled out some of his records of teacher for my students. I want them jazz bassist has spread quickly in the Halsey, nationally known jazz bas- Duke Ellington and Count Basie. Be- (students) to be able to infect the public jazz community due, in part, to his as- sist and Director of Jazz Studies at the fore I knew it, I was listening to his re- with jazz music." sociations and performances with well University, said he learned and fine cords, too." "Jazz is the only truly American known musicians and to his own desire tuned his second "language" by tour- Though Halsey has received wide- contribution to the arts, but the media to be at the top of his craft. ing with jazz greats like Dizzy Gille- spread recognition as a premier jazz has not given it fair attention because it "I'm a hedonist when it comes to spie. Tommy Flanagan and J.C. bassist while touring the United States doesn't package well - it forces the music," he said. "The day it stops be- Heard. and Europe, he said he started playing listener to perceive the music," Halsey ing fun, I will pursue another career." Halsey calls his musical peers "cats" bass by accident. said. meaning "just one of the guys or musi- "My father played saxophone in a He said many people think of jazz as cians." He became a "cat" himself combo and on a New Year's Eve gig his a type of music that needs to be played with help from some of the better jazz bass player got sick. I was 13 and play- in a smoky bar atmosphere to be effec- "cats" of his day. ing classical piano and trombone in my tive. But Halsey said he prefers a con- "I played with older musicians in high school band at the time. He said cert atmosphere. jam sessions when I was young. And I he needed somebody that night just to "In a concert atmosphere I am really learned at an early age to shut up and thump out time. As it turned out, I had able to apply my craft because people listen (to their advice)," Halsey said. a good enough sense of time that he tend to listen more and I am more re- "I was the apprentice and they were decided to let me play on a permanent ceptive when people are listening," my mentors." basis." Halsey said. Halsey also credited his family for Halsey maintains a regular perform- Aside from his teaching and per- supporting his musical career. ance schedule during the school year forming, Halsey has also done some "Environment has a big influence in when he teaches jazz history, improv- jazz recording and received national helping dictate what a musician is go- isation, jazz composition and arrang- television recognition for several of his ing to become. Everyone was a profes- ing, as well as applied jazz bass instruc- performances shown on PBS. sional musician in my family so I had tion. He said he leads two different tremendous resources when I was lives at the same time but considers it young." beneficial rather than detrimental. Halsey said he first started listening "When I became an educator, it What is it? If you can Identify this object, you could win a SI5 gift certificate from Quarter's Cafe. 1414 E. Wooster. (Does not Include tax. gratuity, or alcoholic beverages). Drop your answers In the entry box located In the BG News editorial office. 214 West Hall. Entries are due each Thursday. 5 p.m. The winning entry will be named at "The Best in Main-Stream Rock" that lime. If more than one correct entry Is received, a Live Entertainment 7 Nights A Week drawing will be held to determine the winner. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Employees of BGSU Student Singles Night College I.D. Pre-Halloween Publications are not eligible. BUD LIGHT Night Party NIGHT tree admission Cash prize give Last week's winner was REDUCED with valid ID away. 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MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC Local band strives for *accessibility' by Emily Vosburg sibility. "It's selling your artistic integ- rity (to do covers)," Slovenski said. Change in the weather The band began playing at local es- Nail your foot to the floor tablishments after their first tape was Pirouetting through the Parlor released. The first performance was at Doesn'(cut it anymore. the Madhatter Music Showcase at — from "Pirouetting Through The Howard's Club H in November 1987. Parlor" on 'Opiate of the Masses' "I dressed as a monk that night. The Short Life. audience gave us weird looks... It was Opiate of the Masses was formed in great," Summitt said. 1986 by Michael Kimmey, Matthew Opiate has become known for its Mohr and Scott Summitt. From the unique performances. beginning, the three chose not to take "Every time (we've performed) we'- the ordinary approach to anything. ve done a different thing. That time I "I think in a past life we were beat- dressed as a monk, another time we nik poets and now we've come full threw paper airplanes out to the audi- circle and met again," Mohr said. ence. We've (also) read from children's "We wanted to work on something books," Summitt said. He also said the original," Summitt explained,"so the band has also collected comments from three of us formed a nucleus with the the audience on 3x5 notecards and read intent of creating our own music." them back later in the performance. A drummer, Sean Slovenski, was Opiate participated in the 1989 added and the group began recording. Battle of the Bands for Northwestern "We holed ourselves up in a little Opiate af the Masses From left to right, Matthew Mohr, Sean Slovenski, Mike Kimmey, and Scott Ohio and finished third out of 26. dorm room and started recording ... Summitt. Photo courtesy Leslie Ewing. Right now, the band is taking some the four of us have been the stabilizing time out to regroup and make future elements since day one," Summitt The group's musical style on Where considered when we write our musk, plans. said. You Are is very experimental, while but by and large we don't take that into "We've done a lot of work in the Opiate's first album. Where You their second. Short Life, is more po- consideration." past (but) last semester we did more Are, was recorded in 1987 at Smiley lished. "The music we make is just so eclec- than we normally would so our tape's Turtle Recording Studio in Cham- "The original concept we had in the tic — still kind of maintaining that ex- starting to work for us," Slovenski paign, 111., with Proof of Utah, an- name Opiate of the Masses ... (was) to perimental air, but it's very accessi- said. other local band which has gone on to appeal to the masses and write music ble," Summitt said. Summitt added that the group has record in Europe. that would appeal to the masses... mu- Opiate does not want to be just an- been getting reviews from independent In January 1989, the band released sic that would sort of appeal to every- other "sound-alike" band. Mohr said, music magazines such as Factsheet Five their second recording. Short Life, body," Kimmey said. "We claim autonomy from any other in Renssalaer, N.Y., and Sound Choice with an additional member, bassist In light of their current attitude band." in Ojai, Calif. John Evans. The album was recorded toward songwriting, Mohr said, The group refuses to play cover "We're collecting ourselves at the at The Farmhouse in Toledo. "Sometimes appeal to our audience is tunes but still tries to maintain acces- moment. I think it works well because we don't play out as often," Summitt said. "When you play out a lot people get sick of you. When weplay out it's an event," Mohr added. At times, the band has had problems juggling music and school. "You could nB$ DATE DASH say we've encountered the true hard- ships of being in college and trying to record," Slovenski said. "We've played together as a band and our friendships have stayed intact A NIGHTMARE ... which is worth everything," Sum- n mitt said. ON COURT STREET Billboard Top Ten 1 ."Listen To Your Heart" Roxette 2."Cover Girl" New Kids on the FREDDIE GOES B Block 3."Miss You Much" Janet Jackson 4."Sowing the Seeds of Love" Tears For Fears GREEK! 5."When I See You Smile" Bad Friday, Oct. 27 1989 English 6."Love In An Elevator" Aerosmith Beat the house at 7:15 7."Rock Wifcha" Bobby Brown 8."Dr. Feelgood" Motley Crue 9."It's Just the Way That You Love WIU. FREDDIE SET VOU? Me" Paula Abdul 10."Love Shack" The B-52's m UHMKiKOX Friday Magazine/October 27,1M9 DDD 5 I MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC J§^ Life in a garage band not all glittery by Chuck Travis was just a guitar player from the V roll is a soul food, a Russian roule- ly-O, once our fill-in drummer, cemen- Midwest. tte, a promised vision and a palace of ted himself as a part of the band after New York was a carnival of life. On "Listen kid, this city is mine." The hell. It has the brutality of a street fight breaking the blood blisters on his the street rock 'n'roll walked in spirit smoke from his cigarette curled up into and the grace to redeem. People live hands with his frenzied drumming. amid crack dealers in the Village and in a blue halo above his head. The ember and die for it. "Hey hey, my my." We wrote songs, ending up with 30 haunting presence with the lost eyes of of its ash made his pocked and lined What follows, is my account of playing of our own. To make them more diges- the homeless who shuffled through the face into a play of shadow and light. in a local rock band. tible to audiences, we introduced them t city's subways. "Actually this city is a sewer, nothing The ringing in my ears had just be- at times as the B-sides of obscure Roll- pure is gonna come from here again... gun to subside and standing in front of ing Stones or Cure singles. go back to where you came from, make a bar in East Toledo in a wet t-shirt, I The set tonight sounded like crap. C your stand there, that's where the next was starting to get chilly. We (meaning We opened for Braille Radio and voice is gonna cry out in the wilder- the rest of my band — Acoustic Front) played on their equipment which is bet- ness, where the next passion play is had just finished our second set of the ter than ours, but the quality had noth- w gonna spill blood for the next genera- night. I had broken three guitar strings ing to do with the way we played. We r. tion — bur remember what you and Peanut, our mild- mannered bass started out strong but lost momentum By chance, I happened to run into learned here." player, was complaining about going when 1, in a Townshendian strum, Keith Richards one cold February I am in one of a thousand garage deaf. rocketed my pick out into the crowd night. My earnestness apparent, he bands. Each one a poem being written. This is the state of rock 'n' roll in a and found myself without a plectrum Jim Morrison was consumed by the tu offered me a cigarette and tried to con- cold climate, namely Toledo, Ohio. to pick with. di sole my naivete about the business. I passion of his, so was Hendrix. Rock For bands that want to take a swipe at We stumbled through the set after v« that brass ring, there are not that many that, Steve forgetting verses and I get- places to play at without being a flesh ting angrier and more frustrated be- Mad Hatter Music shows growth and blood juke-box. The cultural cli- cause 1 couldn't find a pick to play L mate does not encourage originality with. Swearing to go solo after the set, R by Frank Esposlto tles," and a quick glance around his es- too easily and many bands that are in- I packed my gear into to my junk car tablishment would show little to prove deed original come dangerously close and retreated to the basement of the F It's been over a year since Billy him wrong. to being parodies of the next big has- club to cool off. Hanway opened that weird little record Mad Hatter is taking a bold new step been. The rest of the band eventually fil- shop at 143 East Wooster St., in down- tonight by hosting Toledo-area thun- Our band had drifted together this ters down. I put the set into perspec- town Bowling Green. And there's been der-rockers Art School in the store's past summer. Steve, our singer, and I tive, rock V roll does not always have Is a whole lot o' shakin' goin' on ever first live show. The band will perform had been aquaintances. Peanut arrived to be tight. Peanut tells me I'm too up- : since. As Mad Hatter Music Company from 10 p.m. to midnight. one afternoon with black Converse tight. Who the hell do I think I am continues in its second year of serving high tops and a cherry-red bass and Bil- anyway? BSec Garage, page9. the Bowling Green music scene, things are looking mighty promising. $&£££&] "I'm really surprised we've done as • •••••••••••••••••• well as we have," Hanway said. "We BARGAIN MAT. EVERY were pretty sure there were enough in- SAT S SUN I* terested people in Bowling Green to No one thought a rebel support the store and it turns out we like Joe Slovak would make it were right. Things are growing pretty through medical school. fast right now." The store's inventory has risen dramatically and has also in- But they didn't know Joe. creased its floor space to 240 square feet — considerably larger than its size GROSS at its inception in the summer of 1988. Patronage is also up, according to ANATOMY Hanway. "A lot more people know |pc-i5] we're here now ... It's a groove," he Fril 7:15-9:15-11:15 The wild funtier said. Sat: 2:00-4:00-7:15-9:15-11:15 One of the store's main attractions Sun: 2:00-4:00-7:15-9:15 FRIDAY: has always been the diversity of the products it carries, including posters, MINI SKIRT CONTEST incense, local releases, rock collectibles and hard-to-find import CDs and Wedding albums. "We've got more of every- SATURDAY: Apparel thing now," Hanway said. "And we'll Halloween Party have even more of everything as time goes on ... we carry a lot of different 'Torn ffis^Day styles but they all fit in together, they Over 18 Admitted all grow evenly ... I want it to be the flferwari? kind of store where you can walk in and want to stay for three hours and Located 10 minutes north of browse. And that's OK with me." 107 Louisiana Ave., Bowling Green on rt. 25 Perrysburg Mad Hatter still stocks mostly alter- Formerly Buttons native, college-oriented releases al- though Hanway claims to "carry some Mon. ihru Wed... .12:00-5:00 Proper ID required 874-2253 Top 40 — in relation to good music." Thurs 12:00-8:00 A sarcastic roll of the eyes revealed his Fri. and Sat 10:00-5:00 true intention. Hanway said Mad Hatter carries 874-0146 "everything from Buzzcocks to Bea- ••••••••••••••••••* 6 [inn Friday Magazine/October 27, 1M*

MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC Cover art important part of album by Melissa Pucccltl pret the facts beyond those of basic identity. Elvis, Bob Dylan and the Bea- Brown paper wrappers ... that is tles frequently used this style. what album covers used to be. Times ' 'Today there is more of an aware- have changed. Now album covers ness of linking art to the music in the make a statement. grooves," Schurk said. "In the days of early rock'n'roll, The music is produced, then the nobody had any pretensions about promotional people and art staff work rock'n'roll being an art form. The mu- with professional artists to create the sic was raw, exciting and primitive, and cover desired. required no fancy dressing," according Jacomini & Duda Ltd., is a local de- to "The Illustrated History of Rock sign illustration Arm which recently Album Art." created a cassette and compact disk The first records produced were sin- cover for the classical flute album, gles with only paper sleeves for a "Hindemith Und Seine Freunde." protective covering. It was not until Ron Jacomini, head of the design late 1948 that a commercial LP was department at the University, and produced. Tony Duda, a previous instructor at William L. Schurk, associate profes- the University, said they credit the suc- sor of the library and sound recording cess of their first cover to the coop- archivist, has been with the University eration and freedom given to them by since 1967 and has been collecting the artists and producer of the CD. albums since the late 1940s. "They gave us a tape of the record- "Record companies found that the ings, then we started to interpret the packages could give information and music into a visual language," Jaco- promote other recording products," mini said. Schurk said, "Now you see a visual be- "We did several thumbnail sketches fore anything else." first," Duda said. "We had the music Photo lllustratioa by Graf Horvath Some straight portrait covers show playing during the conceptual stages; I the changes that a particular artist or was moving a diamond shape around typography to emphasize the German interesting design problem," Jacomini group may go through if they are in the and trying some airbrush." influence," he said. said. music business a long time, Schurk Duda said they used abstract designs After deciding on the basic design, "The only problem we came across said. and color to create an overall feeling of 30 different versions each with color was the communication gap between Face covers, or straight portraits the music inside. "We tried to keep the and texture differences, were shown to the printers in Virginia and the pro- sometimes leave the consumer to inter- image clean and crisp using san serif the producer. ducer in New York," Duda said, "We "Because the CD is square and the spent many hours on the phone to Vir- cassette is rectangular, we had to mod- ginia trying to explain the colors we ify the design slightly which created an wanted." •NO B.G. TAXI SERVICE Local duo seeking new locations, ON new opportunities, new horizons SUNDAY 352-0796 by Holly Trilch the folk end of music." wlwwvwwwww^wvwwwAft/^/^AW/w^rtl^AAAlvwwftW^rtA Friday Magazine/October 27,1M9 aaa 7

MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC Blues shows 'primal human feelings' V roll players who use blues as a stream of popular music, you need Blues music has also helped to knock by Glna Hartman foundation for what they are doing look no further than local BG or down the color barrier to some degree musically. There is a real connection Toledo bars. Howards Club H, for ex- according to William L. Schurk, asso- A sort of rediscovery seems to be go- there. Blues and rock music are very ample, regularly books blues bands, ciate professor and sound recordings ing on in the music world these days. It closely and intimately related." many of which are straight from Chi- archivist in the music library. is a quiet revolution, yes, but one Besides Clapton, who was heavily cago (Eddie Shaw and the Wolfgang, "The Chicago blues scene, Muddy whose rich history, especially now that influenced by Robert Johnson Phil Guy, etc.). Rusty's and Digby's in Waters and Bo Diddley, a lot of these it has come full circle, deserves atten- ("Crossroads" was written by John- Toledo are essentially all blues and jazz performers sort of only reached the tion. son), many other hugely successful clubs and there is a Saturday morning edge of acceptance in a white listening Blues music is one of the first styles rock bands were influenced by the blues show on WBGU FM. market," he said. "Most of these per- of music to emerge in the United blues. The Rolling Stones, who take If you venture to one of these clubs formers were centered on a more eclec- States. Originating in the Deep South their name from an old Muddy Waters to see a blues act, you may be surprised tic audience which was more a black as field work songs, the slave popula- tune and Led Zeppelin both did many at the size of the audience. In How- audience. In the '60s and early- to tion embraced the blues, often singing covers of early blues songs. Not to ards, it is standing room only. mid-'70s, small independent recording just for relief from the hardships they mention Elvis, who invented a new "Blues work is intimate," Nachbar companies began reissuing old blues endured. music genre by combining blues with said, "It works good in a bar situation. recordings. A lot of artists, white and In the 20th century, early artists such country and coming up with Rockabi- There was a blues festival down on the black, have since incorporated and re- as Robert Johnson were recording in lly. riverfront last summer and 1 don't tained the blues influence into their the Mississippi Delta area as early as According to Nachbar, however, the think I'd go back even though they had music — they are going back to the the 1930s. He was followed by such connection does not stop there. "If some good people. The problem with it music found in the roots of America." greats as Muddy Waters and B.B. King you want to be a little deeper about it," was that in a great big amphitheater Unlike many other forms of music who electrified the blues and moved it he said, "You could argue that there is atmosphere, that intimacy is lost and which can be fully enjoyed on record- to its present day capitol — Chicago. something essentially human about the music doesn't come across. 1 think ing, blues is obviously something that So why are young, white, middle blues and expressing primal human it depends more on a fine, restricted, should be experienced live in order to class college students (as well as many feelings. The problems expressed in intimate atmosphere. Blues is a very gain its full impact. If you have the op- other segments of the population) get- blues music are not just black problems personal music." portunity, check out a blues club or ting into music originally made by poor or Southern Mississippi problems, but So personal, in fact, that the men blues band. It is worth it. black men, who generally sang about are essentially human problems con- and women who sing and play the hardships, pain, anger and loneliness? cerning relationships. These are things blues often devote their entire lives to Jack Nachbar, professor of popular not peculiar to one race or region, but the music, usually without ever making •« The BG News ► culture said, "Young people today are universal problems." it big, like Eddie Shaw and the Wolf- Your one source for have some familiarity with blues For proof of this resurgence of blues gang who visit Howards Club H about local news and sports! music being reaccepted into the main- once every semester. i through Eric Clapton and other rock Remembering The Best Of WBGll-TV SUNDAY AFTERNOON.... 1:00 BRYAN RECITAL HALL DEDICATION—BGSU, 1979 Ten years ago this month the new 19 million Musical Arts Center was dedicated. WBGU's General Manag- er Dr. Duane E. Tucker is the host of this two-hour program filled, of Wed. - Ladies Night course, with music! Thurs. - College I.D. Night Sun. - 18 & OVER Now Appearing . . . "THERESA HARRIS" WBGU 2518 S. Reynolds Rd. TV27 867-9123 _'i )an*-l luniks I" )i'ii' S urni Friday Magarine/Oetofcer 27, 1M* \ MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC The computer's effect on the Journeying through the Twilight future of music composition Zone of the local music scene

by Tempo Biertey dedicated performers and com- by Frank Ksposito DUTCH CRUMBS will release a posers form a package making tape (half-live, half-"studio" ... I'm Twentieth century luxuries the University a viable resource God, this is confusing. There was a really hopin' that "Hearts of Men" is such as MTV, the eerie sounds of for new music. time last year that I thought I had a on it) later this month entitled Bitter. your favorite suspense thrille, The University is just one of handle on this whole thing. It was THE SYGN will be working in con- and even the scurrying of Tweetie many colleges and industries good. junction with TRIP 20 on the sound- Bird from Sylvester are an out- throughout the world to use But my BG scene froze while reality track to a locally-made film, "Living growth of early computer music MIDI. Those who do not use this flowed on, washing out any linear With Max." and represent a system which advancement are merely neg- thoughts 1 may have had concerning ACOUSTIC FRONT has been rock- steadily has become an essential ligent, Beerman said. He also the BG music scene. ing Frankie's in Toledo with fre- attribute to enterprises across the noted that 80 percent of music quency. They should release a demo globe. scored for television commercials SHEEPISH GRIN imploded weeks tape by the end of the year. According to Professor Burton and films is produced through after I wrote a year-ending article pra- TRIP 20 are out supporting their de- Beer man, early computer music, MIDI. ising them for their longevity. Some- but LP, Deep Six. It's currently in perhaps more understandably This system is lifting the art of where, O. Henry smiled. I still haven't heavy rotation at WBGU and Toledo's called tape convened music, has computer music beyond the ef- quite regained my composure. Paul WXUT thanks to such standout cuts as evolved gradually into the present fects of man's long recorded Johnson is working in a basement in "Columbia, District Of," "Submar- computer music, Musical In- blunders and eliminates human Chicago while Phil Collins is allowed ine" and "All The Way To Chehalis." strument Digital Interprise. error by automatically identify- to record another album. I've never In the beginning, to produce ing "keyboard duration, instru- claimed to understand this business. UNCLE MIKE'S NIGHTMARE computer music, musicians wrote ments, and loudness," Beerman will make their debut appearance this music and sent it to Oberlain Col- said. But all is not death and destruction. week. I know absolutely nothing about lege because a digital analog Rising changes caused by ART SCHOOL has launched a huge them, but any band that pairs XHOA (tape) converter was needed to MIDI include Beerman's current promotional blitz in support of their skinhead Scott Kramer with Jose and transform the music into a pro- production of "Night Vision." vinyl debut, the 5-song EP titled Ait some friends from GROOVEMAS- gram readable by the mainframe. Miraculously, video images and School. The EP is in heavy rotation at TER should have no trouble living up Presently, advancements such music are controlled by a dan- WBGU and "I Can't Change The to its name. as MIDI have allowed for a direct cer's movement. She will actually World" recently claimed the No. 1 My head's still not on straight but inlerphase between the computer be playing the music (in addition spot on the Detroit Music Scene Top it's getting there. Rather than close and the synthesizers (comput- to the electric clarinet played by Ten at Detroit's WDTR-FM. with a cryptic omen (Example: "I hope erized keyboards) and dubbed the Burton) when she crosses certain PHANTOM CIRCUS continues to Sheepish Grin stays together."), I'll University a "hub for new mu- images in front of a video screen, play the area frequently despite an ar- use a quote from Art School manager sic" in the country, Beerman Beerman said. mada of rumors. They may have a Jim Cummer. said. Her movements are picked up release in the works. "If we don't open up rock V roll to Earning such a distinction, he by the video camera which is "the BLANK SCHATZ have been play- the bands of tomorrow, there's not said, starts with the University's eye of the computer," he said. ing mainly in the Cincinnati and gonna be any rock 'n' roll... It's time new music festival which includes The image then triggers the Columbus areas, opening for such big- to bust down the walls that 'classic representatives from around the synthesizer and feeds into a com- timers as Soul Asylum and Killdozer. rock'has created. If things don't world. He said this, along with puter which produces a pre- Work on their follow-up to the meat- change, we're gonna kick our way in." the Academic Achievement A- programmed music or projected grinder mayhem of The Grand Prize is In Bowling Green? ward and a faculty consisting of image sequence. half finished. Might as well. Nobody else is. Dangers of stereotyping music tastes by Laura Hardy out of their way to keep to themselves When he told me he listened mostly ter of that person. their true musical preferences. to heavy metal music, 1 laughed be- This is especially true because most Not too long ago, I overheard a cou- cause he did not look to me like people enjoy a variety of music to fit ple of girls talking about an upcoming Perhaps people don't like to tell oth- someone who would prefer that type of their various moods. When you walk Barry Manilow concert. ers where their tastes lie because they music. But then I had to ask myself into a friend's room and go through his "Boy, would I like to go see him," are afraid of being labeled or stereo- what exactly I was expecting from or her collection, you may be surprised one of them said. typed. Think about it. What images someone who liked heavy metal. to find Air Supply or Chicago right Apparently her friend thought she come to mind when you hear types of Maybe my pre-conceived notion came next to Motley Crue and Def Leppard. was being sarcastic, because she re- music such as country and western, from looking at too many album I guess it comes down to a question sponded in a sort of mocking way, classical, hard rock or heavy metal? covers showing the members of heavy of preserving self-image and giving in "Barry Manilow. Oh, boy." Unfortunately, society has come to as- metal groups sporting long hair, to peer pressure. People who listen to The first girl then said, "No, really, sociate definite personality and charac- leather jackets and wild-eyed looks. Neil Diamond or New Age music, for I think it would be a great concert. I've ter traits with certain types of music example, would probably not readily always wanted to see him, but I've and those who listen to a particular However, those characteristics cer- share that information about them- never had the chance to." musical style are often characterized tainly did not apply to the person selves, for fear of being ridiculed by That comment prompted her friend and judged unfairly. standing in front of me. With short their friends who listen to hard rock to finally admit, albeit a bit grudg- blond hair, a neat appearance and po- music. It seems, though, that judging ingly, "Well, I guess Barry Manilow But the type of music a person listens lite mannerisms, he was the total op- people by the type of music they listen isn't so bad. Some of his songs are to is not always an accurate rep- posite of my image of a heavy metal to is not only inaccurate, but unfair. pretty good." resentation of that person's character. fan. Each person has his own preferences, That short conversation started me I found this out when I met someone but just because that preference hap- wondering why people are afraid to who is now a very good friend of mine, Although I'm not an avid listener of pens to be soft rock or classical doesn't admit, even to their close friends, what for the first time. We were talking that type of music, I realized, as I was make him a wimp, nor is he a loud, types of music they really like. If they about our respective musical interests getting to know my friend better, that radical troublemaker if he prefers listenIQanything othe/ than,rap, fop andl asked him what types of music he .the.tyjje of music OIK[listens to isn't heavy metal. 40 or classic rock, most people will go liked! ' always a good indication of the charac- ■See Barry.'page): Friday Magazine/Ortoker 27, 1M9 DDD 9

■From Carafe, page 5- I From , page 8.- We recently played the Toledo walked up to Peanut and in the middle It would be great if people could be each his own," as the saying goes. Songwriters Showcase. People said of a song proceeded to tell him that he honest about their true musical tastes. So, all you closet Barry Manilow, that record company people would be was a Vietnam veteran and that we re- As illustrated by the girl who finally Air Supply and ABBA fans, forget there. We arrived and the only people minded him of a Doors tune he had admitted to liking Barry Manilow, it's what other people think. You don't there were a few Hell's Angels sitting at listened to during a napalm strike. too bad most people wait to hear other have to immediately go out and make the bar sipping beers. Since we do not "You can't always get what you people's opinion before admitting to your preferences public knowledge, do any Bob Seger tunes, we decided to want, kid, you get what you need." their feelings about anything that de- but if the subject ever comes up, re- play as hard as we could. We hit the sighed Keith Richards that cold, lonely viates from what is acceptably popular, member this line from a Barry Mani- stage like live grenades. The adrenalin night in New York. On the stage some- as determined by the majority. At the low song, "I made it through the was pumping through my veins and times, I feel lethal. Perhaps that's all I very least, people should not have to rain/And kept my point of view..." trying to concentrate was like holding need. feel embarrassed or apologetic about wild horses at bay. One of the bikers what type of music they listen to. "To

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