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Students challenged: The tornado fifth annual Holiday Challenge by Hoyt Harwell Tournament will be held at Firelands Associated Press writer College on Nov. 18 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Contestants will answer HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Rescuers questions in areas of literature, crawled through collapsed homes and mathematics, American and world shops Thursday looking for more vic- history, fine arts, biological sciences, tims of a tornado that carved a 3-mile government, physical sciences, stretch of destruction, killing 17 people, geography and language arts. injuring 463 and leaving 1,000 home- The winning high school team will less. be eligible to compete in the annual "It's like taking six to 10 city blocks statewide competition, receive a and putting them in a blender and put- plaque and a $500 scholarship. The ting it on liquefy," rescue worker Bob tournament is sponsored by the Caraway said. He was among those Firelands College faculty and staff. called out to help dig through rubble for survivors or the bodies of the dead. Concert programmed: The tornado was one of a series that The Fall Wind Ensemble and Concert touched down Wednesday in an arc Band will give a free concert at 8 p.m. spanning at least seven states from the this evening in Kobacker Hall. Deep South to the Midwest. The other Selections will include "Concerto No. tornadoes caused at least 19 injuries 1 (1988) for Alto Saxophone, Winds and far-flungproperty damage. and Percussion," by University In Huntsvflle, teams with cranes and graduate Robert Steel and featuring floodlights searched for the injured or faculty saxophonist John Sampen. dead, hampered by wind-whipped rain The concert is under the direction of and temperatures that plummeted Mark S.Kelly. overnight from 73 degrees into the 30s. Gov. Guy Hunt sent SO National Ballnese music featured: Guardsmen to help. The Lila Muni Gamelan Ensemble, Elsewhere: under the direction of JaFran Jones, —In Georgia, 19 people were injured, will present traditional and Amercian four critically, and at least 200 people contemporary Balinese music were evacuated after a tornado struck Saturday at 8 p.m. in Bryan Recital two mobile home parks and an inter- Hall. Mezzo soprano Tina Bruce, state highway near Palmetto, about 25 baritone Douglas Wayland and miles southeast of Atlanta, authorities violinist Bernard Linden will be said. featured in a performance of —In the Carolinas, a pair of torna- "Sweet-Breathed Minstrel," by does destroyed a vacant house in Hen- Vincent McDermott. derson County. N.C.. and a tornado toppled trees, downed power lines and Choruses to perform: The damaged 20 houses near Greenwood, BGSU Men's and Women's Choruses, S.C. No injuries were reported in either directed by Richard Mathev, will state. perform at 3 p.m. in Kobacker Hall —Tornadoes caused minor property Sunday. Tickets are $5 for adults and damage in Mississippi, Kentucky and $3 for students and senior citizens. Indiana. —In West Virginia, high winds be- German concert: A German lieved to be tornadoes swept Jefferson medley of folk songs will be among County early Thursday, overturning the selections performed at a free trailers, blowing roofs off homes and concert by the BGSU Tuba Ensemble, downing power lines, authorities said. under the direction of Jerry Markoch, Four people were injured, two serious- at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Choral ly- Rehearsal Room. Other selections —Heavy thunderstorms destroyed at will include "Fairest of the Fair," by least a dozen homes in Alorton, 111., kill- John Philip Sousa, "Three Moods," ing one person and injuring 20 others, by Dan Boone and "Eine Kleine five seriously, authorities said. Nachtmusik," by Wolfgang A. "It was fast," said Lucy Lee Rusk, Mozart. whose apartment was battered by de- bris. "It was like one big pop and that's when everything went. The National Weather Service had BG News/Brock Vlsnich City issued a tornado watch earlier in the Artificial Photosynthesis Research day, but did not issue a more urgent tornado warning until 4:39 p.m. GST, Bill Ford, post-doctoral fellow in photochemical sciences, aligns a dye sample to an apparatus designed to measure the length of Holiday season: Bowling when the tornado was spotted at the Ume the molecules in the sample are stimulated when a laser Is pulsed through It Ford Is researching artificial photosynthesis he Green's holiday season will open this municipal golf course. By then, It was process in which solar energy breaks down water molecules into oxygen and hydrogen, which is a source of energy. evening with the annual Community already tearing up the city. Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at 6:30. Elementary and nursery school children have been invited to make decorations for the tree and will receive a special treat from Recounted levy votes spur hope McDonald's. Mayor Edwin Miller will throw the switch to turn on the lights clare a winner until next Wednesday morning, the on the tree. Caroling will also be a by John Kohlstrand Some 125 ballots were added to second count put the "yes" vote ahead by 20 votes part of the program. staff writer with a 13,579 total, according to Mary Lou Emails, The Christmas Tree Lighting the second count from a stack director of the Wood County Board of Elections. Ceremony is sponsored by the An unofficial recount of the votes by the Board of the board approved after the In the original count, the tax levy was rejected by Promote Bowling Green Committee. Elections this week indicated that the Wood County only 11 votes. Mental Health levy may have gained enough votes to computer could not read them pass. originally and some ballots that Some 125 ballots were added to the second count Nation Programs such as The Link and the Wood County from a stack the board approved after the computer Mental Health Center will now be able to increase have come in late from overseas. could not read them originally and some ballots that their services to county residents with the increase in have come in late from overseas, she said. Wall col lapses: In Newburgh, funding, said Norm Merkel, executive director of the New York, an elementary school MentalHealth Center. A few ballots were also forgotten in the ballot cafeteria wall collapsed early boxes and never counted, she said. Thursday afternoon during a wind The defeat of the mental health levy would proba- "Obviously we are happy to continue and expand If the "yes" vote is confirmed, $500,000 will be add- and rain storm, killing at least six bly have forced Merkel to cut back in the number of our services," Merkel said. ed to the mental health budget this year and $1 mil- school children, authorities said. people his center employs, he said. While the Board of Elections will not officially de- lion will be added next year. State Trooper Ron Harris confirmed the deaths and said 15 other school children were injured. Wind toppled a tree and sent it Explanation given State funding desired crashing through the wall of a cafeteria where pupils were eating Board of Regents discusses capital appropriation bill about 12:30 p.m. at East Coldenham Elementary School, said Carole on Heard's arrest ommendations for funding when the Capital Armstrong, a secretary to the Valley by James A. Tinker Despite charges pending Falcon football team, pleaded staff writer Improvement Appropriations Bill is an- Central School District. against BG football player Ron not guilty Wednesday in Bowling nounced on Dec. 15, said Linda Ogden, Board The school is about five miles west Heard for the assault of a police Green Municipal Court to the al- of Regents information officer. of Newburgh, a city of about 23,000 officer and the obstruction of leged incident and faces a pre- Construction of a new $11.7 million aca- "By then every institution will know what Cle located about 60 miles north of Justice, members of Ron trial hearing Dec. 4 at 10 a.m. demic budding is scheduled to begin in 1991 if is in their proposal and what is not," she York City. leard's fraternity who were His lawyer has instructed him state funding is approved. said. ■ Officials with the State Emergency present when he was arrested not to discuss the case with The 86,900 square foot facility will not University President Paul Olscamp told Management Office could not claim he was actually struck in anyone, but Heard was present house any academic offices, but is planned to the Board of Trustees he is hopeful the immediately confirm reports that a the throat by his arresting offi- while Troy Hardgrow, vice have eighteen 40-seat classrooms, two request will be approved, but It is doubtful tornado hit the school, said Gary cer. president of the fraternity, ex- 300-seat lecture halls, one 300-seat telecon- the entire amount will be granted. Fryer, a spokesman for Gov. Mario According to police, Heard plained Saturday night's events ference lecture hall and a 600-seat confer- As a result, the 600-seat conference area Cuomo. jumped on the back of an officer on Wednesday. ence area. Director of Capital Planning may not be included in the final plan but arresting a felon on an outstand- According to Hardgrow, Robert McGeein said. Olscamp said he will lobby the state legisla- Compiled from local and AP ing warrant at the Kappa Alpha Heard never hit anyone and Faculty Senate members have discussed ture to reconsider the amount of funding if it Psl fraternity house, 609 E. Reed when he tried to Hie a complaint locating the building in the intramural field is less than necessary for the conference wire reports St., during a party Saturday. at the police station about being behind Memorial Hall. area. Heard, a wide receiver for the □ See Heard, page 4. The Ohio Board of Regents will set the rec- OSeeBnndiag,page5. THE BG NEWS
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The BG News ft- ■An Independent Student Vdice- PAUL 0L4CM>t&ktttSbAP(Al~R>WT EDITORIAL BOARD \ Ot»toOM M$f&iseR5 klCAMfvz, tmns. Angela Blandina Editor ,£k. Amy Burkett Beth Church MMfe Managing Editor News Editor ■?• *& Amy Cole Barbara A. Weadock "^ Asst. Managing Editor Editorial Editor •-,'/ ;P- s Oondom sale :- is campus duty ,« for University A Market Square Hero Dennis Robaugh These days sex and death have a lot in common. More and more the odds are growing that sexual intercourse can result in venereal diseases which can cause death. Therefore, refusing to install condom dispensers You can run, but you can't hide face to the people you live in the University's residence halls is not only short- "Aaaaagh!! Snow!" Hunter Thompson and Bob started on this stuff again. It sighted, it's plain stupid. I quickly shut my eyes, rubbed Woodward. was in the air." Hunter had a joint hanging From behind me came the "And you dumped me off so Condoms protect sexual partners from sexually them with my fists and opened you could do it without feeling them up again. from his beak and Bob was sound of dishes crashing to the transmitted diseases by acting as a barrier which The snow was still there. It taking the deathbed confession floor. A moldy black, green and guilty." does not allow bodily fluids to pass from one part- was 7:30 Thursday morning. of a cockroach who claimed to white blob leaped from the sink "Really?" I asked, a bit sar- ner to another, a common method of infection. I stumbled out of bed and have desecrated an American and landed with a squish on the castically. found my way to the telephone. flag in a local church. floor. "Really," my conscience re- My head ached. My throat felt I headed for the shower. "Hey, "Shoot it, Hunter. Dammit, plied. "And now I'm going to see Until the discovery of AIDS, the leaders of Amer- like someone had swabbed it beandip...look over here." shoot that thing," I screamed. that you get yours." ican society could hide behind a cloud of uninfor- with sandpaper while I slept. Hunter was dangling upside "I can't do that. That's your My conscience leaped on my med "morality" and refuse to openly discuss STDs "Hello? I can't come in to down from the top of the cage. conscience," he said. Bob flew face. I screamed. Just before I and distribute condoms. After all, STDs could work today. OK. Thanks. Bye." "What are you doing home?" up to Hunter's perch and took lost consciousness I heard the I dropped the phone on my Hunter asked. the joint in his beak. birds talking. cause some physical damage, but with medical su- Apparently, my conscience "No matter what you do or foot, cursed and stumbled back "I'm sick." where you go," said Hunter, "e- pervision victims could survive. to bed for more sleep. I noticed a slight bulge under had been growing and festering And then AIDS, a fatal, uncurable, sexually Three and a half hours later I Hunter's left wing. He noticed in the tepid water beneath the ven if you take a day off alone, transmitted disease, was discovered. got out of bed for a day of rest that I noticed. dishes used the past weekend. your conscious always catches "I've started packing a piece It waddled around the couch up. and relaxation. I walked past "You're always alone with So now, if morality is still the question, it is ob- the sink and the mountain of again — for protection, he said. and up to my feet. It left a slimy dirty dishes on my way to the I could see the latest issue of trail of Spaghettios goop behind yourself." vious that the only people exhibiting any morals are bathroom. Guns & Ammo laying in the cor- it. "Yeah," said Bob. "Bet it those that take responsibility and use condoms dur- A long, low, guttural groan ner of their cage. "Well conscience, may I ask makes for interesting sex." ing sexual intercourse. emanated from the sink. "Why are you carrying a why you've been festering in the Robaugh is a columnist for The University may fear that parents and alumni I stared at the sink. Something gun?" The News. will perceive the condom dispensers as signs to moved beneath the green flower "Your roommates had a party "I've been following you print bowls filled with the rem- while you were in Washington." around. Your conscience is al- —Respond— students that premarital sex is permissible, nants of Spaghettios. "So?" ways with you, you know," he naively believing that the unavailability of con- I remember fondly my child- "Some guys with brains smal- replied. "A few days ago you The BG News welcomes guest doms will deter sexual intercourse. hood years when Spaghettios ler than ours harassed Bob and dumped me off in the sink. I've columns. Submissions should be and lemonade were a meal fit me." finally been caught up to you. no longer than three typewrit- for kings. I lost touch with "Why didn't you do something You're a real jerk." ten, double spaced pages and According to Clyde Willis, dean of the college of Spaghettios, but now that I'm in about it?" I asked. "What makes you say that?" must include the author's name, Health and Human Services, availibility is not the Bowling Green I've redis- "We were screwed up. We "For those few days, you've address, signature and daytime determining factor in students' decisions concenng couldn't get out of the cage. The been merciless in your criticism telephone number. covered the 45-cent wonder Please address submissions sexual intercourse. That decision is based on many cans. air was thick with smoke. If we of everybody and everything — factors — the least of which is whether the Univer- "Hey! Hey, look over here." I could've gotten out, we would've from the people you work with to to: heard a gruff voice coming from crapped on their heads." the people who write you letters Editorial editor sity stocks condoms. . behind me. I turned around, but Hunter took another hit of his saying they are laying in wait The BG News But, by stocking condoms, the University is de- all I saw were my two birds — joint. "As it is, they got me for you so they can pummel your 210 West Hall monstrating the moral principals of safe and cons- cientious sex practices and the message is one of responsibility, not promiscuity. The University still has not installed condom dis- pensers in the residence halls, nor is the topic under discussion. Reader considers "A Market Square Hero" column blasphemous The reasons for not installing dispensers are var- ied, but the fact remains that a highly sexually ac- To the Editor, Christians as to the real mean- trapped people. God wants a re- nis. Christ has made a differ- ing of Christ is unbelievable. lationship with us through His ence in my life. He has given my tive population resides at the University. This letter is sent in response life purpose and direction and The cost of installing condom machines would not to the "Market Square Hero Having the Son of God described He showed anger when appro- article on Nov. 3 in Friday as lewd and raucous is, to say Sriated, but he was not a wild hope. be a deterrent for installation either because Au- Magazine entitled "Finding the the least, very insensitive to beral. He taught us that God tomated Venders Incorporated of Warren, which Real Meaning of Christ." Mr. Christianity and untrue. Mr. sees our heart's motives for all holds the University's vending contract, can and Dennis Robaugh has in the past Robaugh quotes scripture (out that we say and do. Tradition, I am very disappointed that will stock condoms in the vending machines few months written the most ir- of context, for his benefit) and rules and regulations have only The BG News prints such reverent, blasphemous articles mixes half truths, such as Jesus son Jesus. The reason that Jesus offensive material. already installed on campus. about Jesus that I have ever being a revolutionary. Jesus was nailed to a cross was that brought revolutionary ideas into He offered Himself as a sacri- Connie Willis read. Why The BG News would Secretary, History Dept. The University claims to be concerned about the pick this young man to speak for the world but He did it in love. fice for your sin and mine, Den- health and welfare of students — so concerned that byJohnBoissy it deemed it necessary to create a smoke-free cam- Fatman r>y, fly r*e COAV ... 7*a»« **«? T**A3 pus. (Mi *v«n.v £«^*<_ / 3o. c"«oa*ff o«#*-uci_v- OA TS Cu*n*i**3 re* Then why doesn't the University install condom Vtou An£> CoMm. Qo*bvra / dispensers in the residence halls? CUiar; It is time for the University to stop worrying about what people will think and begin earnestly worrying about the health of its students.
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:,::.:■ " —->«■--»«■ ■ ■• '\4HT Group formed Divorce to curb bigotry affects "We don't want to condem by Michelle Banks nle — our goal is to deal with sex drive staff writer iscrimination) positively," Rogers said. "When people act by Marilyn Ellas Fed up with the sexism, ra- in prejudiced ways, point it out USAToday-CIN cism, and all the other"isms" to them. Attack people's behav- around her, one University stu- iors and not the people.'' College students with di- dent decided to do something In addition, she said some vorced parents are more about the injustice she witnes- people might not even realize sexually active than their sed. they are participating in discri- classmates from intact Tandy Rogers, a junior educa- matoryways. homes, a researcher re- tion major, with the guidance of ported. the Human Relations Commis- While every form of discrimi- And males whose par- sion, created the 1989-90 Cam- nation at the University is dan- ents split up before they paign For a Discrimination- Es, Rogers said the mostwere two years old are Free University. The Campaign irons type is the kind direc- more sexually aggressive had its first meeting Thursday ward handicapped people. than other men — willing night in Prout Hall lounge. to try coercive tactics to The main activities of the "It is the most subtle kind be- get sex, said Robert Billi- campaign will be to educate the cause it can be as simple as just ngham of Indiana Univer- campus through programs and not having a ramp or elevator," sity, Bloomington. possibly make a movie dealing she said. "People don't see or Billingham surveyed 638 with racism on campus, Rogers hear a lot about it, but that white middle-class stu- told an audience of about 60 stu- makes it all the more danger- dents, mostly in their early dents and faculty merrroers. ous." 20s, looking at how child- Rogers said the education as- Rogers is ashamed when the hood divorce affected sex- pect is important because most University ignores minority ual attitudes and behavior. acts of discrimination come groups. About one-third had divor- from lack of information as well ced parents. He reported as fear. "There are a lot of people here results at the National "Discrimation comes out of who give so much (to the Uni- Council on Family Re- ignorance and fear and it's as versity) and the University lations meeting. Great American Smokeout Giveaway BG News/Brock v,sn,£h simple as that," she said. turns its back on them," she Among major findings: Another way to combat bigo- said. "I don't want to be Males from divorced Senior Donna Sigl, (left) adviser at the Well in the Student Health Center, shows Great American try is to say something to people ashamed of my University be- homes held the most per- Smokeout literature and buttons to sophomore Linda Marcas in University Hall Thursday morning. when they make a racial or sex- cause it turns its back on these missive views, favoring ist joke. people." "recreational" sex over committed relationships. They were most likely to have had more than tour New parking plan to be introduced sex partners by college. Boys who have grown up without a live-in dad "may ing them would park in the designated said, at extended hours of 6 to 1 a.m. ultimately building cites on the master model more from cultural by Jill Novak campus plan and depending on the staff writer area. The entire route the shuttle bus now stereotypes of how a man Martin said he hopes to see the latter travels would be extended and a mini- growth of the University, these spots is supposed to behave, plan approved, because freshmen will mum of three to four additional shuttle may eventually be needed for additional from TV and movies Freshman and sophomore students see this parking arrangement as normal buses — each costing between $40,000 building space, Martin said. —short-term seductions," and all visitors to the University will be and accept it Decause they would not and $50,000 — will have to be purchased. "A pun has to be developed well in ad- Billingham said. required to park in Lot 6 and the parking know what the previous situation was One smaller bus for the late night vance if these areas are needed in the fu- Women with divorced area near the Visitor's Information like. hours and a larger bus for use throughout ture," he said. parents were more sexual- Center within two years upon implemen- But, if the plan involving this year's the day are being considered, he said. The plan will also eliminate parking ly active and aggressive tation of a new master plan. freshman is approved, these students All of these changes will be made cau- congestion in the core campus area and than men or women from Vice President of Operations Robert would have a pre-disposition toward the tiously because "we don't want to invest provide a more convenient parking ar- intact homes. Martin said one of two possible modes of plan and would probably be more in- a lot of capital," Martin said, and addi- rangement for commuters, Martin said. "You see a pattern of the plan is expected to be implemented clined to object, he said. tional police security would also be a Since there are about 3,000 parking floating in and out of brief next fall. However, before either is implement- necessary consideration. spaces in the areas near Lot 6, "there relationships," he said. The first plan would affect current ed, a sufficient transportation system to University President Paul Olscamp will always be a parking space for ever- Modeling may be the key freshmen and incoming freshmen who and from the lot and additional security said security measures must be in- ybody, and it will add predictability to cause, because "a single will use parking facilities. measures must be added, Martin said. creased before he will feel safe about campus life," Martin said. mother may form multiple The other plan would only involve next Lighting in these parking areas would students parking in this area, but he does short-term relationships. year's freshmen, but next year's sopho- have to be increased and this would cost support the parking plan. Students required to park in the Lot 6 That's her right and privi- mores could continue to park as they close to $150,000, Martin said. The goal of the plan is to alleviate the area will be issued separate parking de- lege as an adult. But you previously did. Transportation from residence halls to parking problems in core campus park- cals and permits whicn would only allow can't hide sex from kids, These freshmen will be the starting the parking areas would be provided by ing lots, Martin said. them to park in the designated areas, no matter how hard you try group for the plan and all students follow- the BGSU shuttle bus service, Martin Some parking spots in core campus are Martin said. — and a lot of adults don t try" FOR THE 1990-91 ACADEMIC YEAR, THE NATIONAL CDCC SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION FOR The Pheasant Room COUNCIL OF ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETY FOR FRESHMEN WILL AWARD FIFTEEN lllCC STUDENTS WHO NEED in the FELLOWSHIPS FOR GRADUATE STUDIES. ANT MIMBIlt OF ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA WHO WILL GRADUATE WITH University Union A CUMULATIVE GRADE POINT AVERAGE OF 3.5 IS ELIGIBLE. 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The stu- about $250. dents agreed to pay damages DA radar detector valued at DA bicycle valued at $50 was and have been referred for dis- $79 was stolen Tuesday from a taken and damaged from the ciplinary action. car parked in Lot 12. Compton Hall bike rack Mon- day. DA meal coupon book valued D University police are in- □A key ring with University at $100 was reported stolen in vestigating complaints of ob- and personal keys was lost Mon- Kreischer dining hall Tuesday. scene phone calls received day in Hayes Hall. DA car parked in Lot C was hit Tuesday in McDonald West. ... Heard i>C Continued from page 1. (Heard) got up and straightened house and the Alpha Phi Alpha ,, hit, he was arrested. him out and asked the officer fraternity next door. Before the arrest, Hardgrow what the problem was (and) Heard was upset by the inci- said the campus police were at why was he taking these dent and wanted to file a com- the front door checking the ID'S measures to apprehend (the plaint with the police, Hardgrow , of every male in the house in re- felon). said, so the two went to the ' sponse to a noise complaint "The officer wouldn't answer police station. !• At the same time, Det. Brad him; he asked again and the When they reached the Conner, a plainclothes officer. officer hit him in the throat — station, an officer closed the . let himself ui the back door of elbowed him in the throat," doors in front of the pair and the house and began asking for Hardgrow said. said the police station was IDs, Hardgrow said. Officers then put Austin in the closed, Hardgrow said. "When the felon tried to get car and drove through their , away the police chased him and yard, Hardgrow said. Heard said he wanted to make ran over Ron (Heard)," Hard- The car allegedly tore a pair a complaint, but the officer told Study Hall BOHmm/BnAVimUk grow said. "He got tangled up in of tracks from the parking lot them to come back Monday, everything." behind the house, across the Hardgrow said. Junior Brian Skomp and sophomore Kristen Malott quiz each other about their English 290 notes for a "when the felon was on his yard to Ridge Street. The path D See Heard, page 5. linguistics test in Eppler North Thursday morning. "We're ready for it." Skomp said. ' stomach being handcuffed, he passes between the fraternity BG Congratulations loves to recycle! Support your favorite &&&&&&&&&&&$ FALCON TEAM! Resume Package & OVER WELCOME • 19 & OVER WELCOME Only $14.95 Present coupon lor a one page typeset resume and disk wih stored resume. Large 2 Item Pizza One coupon per person. 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Because we want to have loads . j KATHLEEN ECKERT USA UNIX BRENT ROHRS JENNIFER YOUNO • 4 MICHELLE ELHINDY DIANA LESCH LISAROPIAK MELISSA YOUNG of FUN and get our laundry done! ,r MICHAEL ELMER RUSSELL LINDEN CONSTANCE ROSS SALLY ZELLER FRITZ ELSASSER JOSHUA LOOAN JENNIFER ROSSETTI CHRIS ZERBY ; ANITA ENRIOHT MATTHEW LOOAR JULIE ROTH DANZOBA :; Presenting... R.D.. Buff & Stuff UAA Salut es the Fresl iman Legacj 1 • Students!! % >. BMB ■**a M M THE BG NEWS ISNtwi November 17,1989 5 Female tycoons on the rise Matches sought cess Seminars, which assembles don't know your product,'" she ter situation than I have had, by Linda Moore and conducts motivational sem- said. who don't go into the bank be- USA Today-CIN inars. "Things are changing now. cause they ve heard so many for 'AlaskaMen' Lownes agrees and says Women are being more accep- negative stories about banks Women living out the Ameri- women must avoid perpetuating ted. Gender is not a requirement lending women money for busi- by Barbara Nachman can dream of being their own stereotypes. to understand a motor.' nesses in the service industry," USA Today-CIN boss are starting their own busi- "By virtue of history and But even women in less tech- said Karen Williams, the owner nesses in greater numbers than where women have been stereo- nical fields are not taken seri- of On-Hold Advertising. men, according to Small Busi- typically placed, some women ously, Lownes said. Shane Johnson is a 28-year-old David Letterman lookalike who ness Administration reports. are not as aggressive as they "f m talking about the popula- "When asked why they start- hopes to make a difference by improving Soviet-US. relations. The ratio of female to male may need to be in the business tion as a whole, and particularly ed, one of the founding members When he's not busy with his public relations career, you'll find him first-time entrepreneurs is 3-to-l arena," Lownes said. male customers or clients," she said 'nobody else wanted us,' " Whitewater kayaking and downhill skiing. and, based on that growth, the "A lot of women still view it as said. "They see women as just Williams said. "NAWBO is go- D Jerry Stamsel is 42 and has bright blue eyes, soft brown hair and SBA predicts that by the year a man's world and some men playing out there until they get ing to provide a unified voice a Kirk Douglas chin. An experienced bush pilot and professional 2000 women will account for SO want you to perceive it that way. tired and go home." and vision for women business musician, he works as a wilderness guide. percent of this county's small If you are easily intimidated, This is one reason many owners. Because NAWBO's goal LlWhite-bearded James Garrigues is a strapping 6-foot-2-inch business owners. that can be a major barrier, women shy away from banks for is economically based, they do 61-year-old who had careers as a teacher and construction worker "The woman entrepreneur she said. financing. not pick up any political issues He s now a volunteer for the American Association of Retired Per- comes from all walks of life, all Dealing with men who viewed "I think that there are a lot of except what happens to you as a sons. different educational back- business as a man's world was a women, even if they have a bet- business owner. On the surface, Johnson, Stamsel and Garrigues may not sound grounds and all different exper- major obstacle for Lesly Hart, like soulmates, but look deeper. iential backgrounds," said Mil- president of Aztech Industrial They are all living the solo life way up in Alaska. They are also all licent Gray Lownes, a Tennes- Supply Inc. seeking to end that single condition. see State University business The Nashville, Tenn., com- Prehistoric hunters All three, in fact, are so desperately seeking Ms. Right that they professor. She is the owner of A pany, which opened in 1982. is a were willing to advertise themselves in AlaskaMen, a publication Business of Your Own, which supplier of technical and in- some call the Pennysaver of the single's scene. produces and distributes pub- dustrial products such as In the frostbite capital of the United States, the male-to-female lications for women interested motors, motor controls, fuses used refrigeration ratio is 8-to-l but can reach as high as 35-to-l in remote portions of in starting a small business. and transformers. thestate. "There are a lot of customers the university's Museum of Susie Carter pitied the poor Alaska man. A mother of nine, Carter Many are housewives who by Hugh McCann was operating a daycare center catering to single fathers and was want their own business and who still do not want a woman USA Today-CIN Paleontology. He has spent some must support themselves calling on them," Hart said. five years excavating at the thrust into a matchmaker role so often, she decided to turn it into big and families because of divorce She intended to be a silent farm, whose precise location business. or death of a spouse. Others had partner in the business, but was Hunters in Michigan are be- is not being disclosed. The result is a glossy "lifestyle" publication that premiered, in successful careers but reached a forced to take a more active role lieved to be among the first to The pond site is dried up April, 1987. Since then, more than 500 Alaskan eligibles have ap- "glass ceiling" limiting their with her husband, Phil Kelly, refrigerate their prey — al- and contains the remains of peared (fully clothed, often in hiking boots, sometimes with fur advan cement. when the third partner died. most 11,000 years ago — mak- butchered mastodons and Kits) on the slick pages of her magazine. In addition, 12 brave Alas- Despite the increase in num- "I came in to sort of help and ing them the possible inven- mammoths — large, ele- n men posed for the 1989 AlaskaMen calendar and 17 hunky hope- bers, women still face pitfalls slowly I took over," Hart said. tors of modem cold storage. phant-like creatures that fuls brought their solitary plight to the Oprah Winfrey show. In because of their gender, say Actively seeking customers roamed North America many March, AlaskaMen continues its matchmaking mission by uniting a women business owners. was difficult, she said, because University of Michigan thousands of years ago. dozen men and women on a Carnival Line "ice-breaking" cruise to "You don't have to be a barra- technical expertise was and still scientist Daniel C. Fisher has Fisher told a Geological So- the Caribbean. cuda, but you do have to let peo- is considered to be a male do- found evidence of crude, pre- ciety of America meeting this "We just want to be able to help people find each other," Carter Ble know that you won't allow minated area. historic refrigeration on a week that he excavated unu- said, 46, whose 67-year-old father is one of the magazine's success lem to take advantage of you," "It was like they were saying south-central Michigan farm sual oval masses consisting of stories. He appeared in issue two, was married by issue four and is said Rita Burgett, owner of Suc- 'you've got nice legs, but you that was the bottom of a pond gravel and sand surrounded one of several unions and countless relationships Carter claims the in prehistoric times. By a "rind" of plant material. magazine has matched. He believes they are anchors Bachelors' photos and brief biographical sketches are accompan- "Although underwater made by ancient hunters to ied by addresses where they can be reached. In January, 900-preCx meat catching has been ob- keep meat and fat from float- telephone numbers will be added so women can hear messages from Flesh promotes served among modern hunt- ing to the pond's surface. the Alaska men of their choice. ing groups, this is the first He explained that the hun- physical evidence document- ters used pieces of the in- Building ing its use in prehistoric testine to form a bag. They D Continued from page 1. auto magazine times," he said. would put the meat inside, tie off each end and submerge it Construction of a new $11.7 legislature to reconsider the million academic building is amount of funding if it is less by Jane Pewitt Fisher is a professor of geo- — relying on the cold water at scheduled to begin in 1991 if than necessary for the confer- USA Today-CIN logical and biological scienc- the bottom to preserve their state funding is approved. ence area. es and associate curator of kill. The 86,900 square foot facility Faculty Senate became aware Motor Trend magazine, which calls itself the "world's automotive will not house any academic of- of the proposed building last authority," has forlhe first time added some flesh to its flash. Heard fices, but is planned to have spring and then Vice Chairwo- Newsstand copies of the December issue will feature "Auto Ex- eighteen 40-seat classrooms, two man Ann-Marie Lancaster sug- otica," a pull-out calendar with photos of hot cars and young women G Continued from page 4. "I said 'All I would like to 300-seat lecture halls, one gested McGeein's office and the 300-seat teleconference lecture senate work together in con- in tight, skimpy clothes - an editorial approach favored more by the Heard then asked "Are you know is why...' and the officers racier motorcycle magazines. grabbed me by the arms and hall and a 600-seat conference sidering the building's configur- trying to tell me that if I was at- area. Director of Capital Plan- ation, according to current vice Other auto magazines, which consider themselves more oriented tacked or raped you wouldn't let pushed me out the door," Hard- toward auto purists than Motor Trend, are derisive, critical and grow said. ning Robert McGeein said. Chairman Blaine Ritts. me file a complaint?" Faculty Senate members have "It became apparent that amused by the calendar. At that point another officer "Through all the mess, we "Definitely a new low in automotive journalism," sniffed Jean conducted ourselves in a re- discussed locating the building there hadn't been much faculty came to the door and let them in, in the intramural field behind input — just administration," be Lindamood, deputy editor of Automobile. and after another minute of dis- spectful and orderly fashion," "We're not automotive gynecologists," AutoWeek Publisher Leon Hardgrow said. "We tried to go Memorial Hall. said. cussion, Conner came over to The Ohio Board of Regents However, the senate was sur- Man del chided. the group. through the proper channels to get the attention we deserved." will set the recommendations prised to hear Olscamp tell the Conner asked "Are you the for funding when the Capital Board of Trustees that the build- "They're trying to boost their circulation by boosting the readers' one I hit?" Hardgrow said, and "The only thing wrong was Improvement Appropriations ing may have a 600-seat confer- circulation," quipped Rich Ceppos, executive editor of Car and when Heard agreed, he was ar- that there was a felon in the house that we didn't know any- Bill is announced on Dec. 15, ence area, Ritts said. Driver, the country's most popular auto monthly with a circulation rested. said Linda Ogden, Board of Re- "We're a bit perplexed that a of 928,000. "We couldn't believe it," thing about," added fraternity gents information officer. classroom building could move Motor Trend Vice President Lee Kelley said, "I don't think it hurts Hardgrow said. "We went to the president Allen Smith. "By then every institution will to the Board of Regents without our credibility." police station to file a complaint Hardgrow also claimed that know what is in their proposal input by the people who will be The calendar, he said, "is a marketing tool for us that will boost and he got arrested instead." Conner said "this fraternity's and what is not," she said. using it," he said, referring to our newsstcr.d sales substantially," perhaps by 20 percent. Monthly The officers then told Hard- §oing down" during the ind- University President Paul faculty and students. newsstand sales now run about 202,000, about 26 percent of the grow to leave, threatening to ent. Olscamp told the Board of Faculty Senate officers 767,000 copies sold. arrest him if he did not, Hard- Trustees he is hopeful the strongly support the new gen- grow said. After a couple of at- Until Heard's case is finished request will be approved, but it eral purpose academic building, The calendar only appears in newsstand copies. Mail subscribers tempts to plead his case, he was in court, police said they refuse is doubtful the entire amount but question its configuration, will get a six-page "Auto Exotica" using the same high-dollar fan- thrown out. he said. to comment on the incident. will be granted. he said. tasy cars and models, but in smaller photos and less-revealing As a result, the 600-seat con- "Certainly we need another poses. ference area may not be in- classroom building," he said. The special issue also will give revenue a kick: Motor DON'T CAUSE THE END OF A FRIENDSHIP cluded in the final plan, but Ols- "The problem is, do we need this Trend jacked up the newsstand price 55 cents, to $3.50, for the calen- DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE camp said he will lobby the state particular configuration?" dar issue. The idea for the new building stemmed from the failure of a plan for a convocation center and the transition of Memorial Our new Hallmark boxed Hall to classrooms — neither of which were feasible, McGeein cards have just arrived! said. 10% off! with ihis coupon HAN'S TAILORING & ALTERATIONS -Professional Work- in our 1st ever We have a wide selection of cards to fit every Do you have any PIK€ personality. clothing that just Come in soon! doesn't fit the way you wish it would? N6UTRON BOMB If so, bring it to us and we will hem or Visit our Holiday Open House this fix it, just the way DRT€ PfiRTV Saturday & Sunday, November 18-19 and you like it. 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THE BG NEWS News Capsules IO N*w> Nonmbtr 17, !?•« f INTERNATIONAL / NATIONAL PEOPLE Italian artist proved to be a fraud New salt theory being studied Brokaw remains chief newscaster ROME (AP) — Causing a stir in the Italian cultural world, a new NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Salt, long believed a cause of high blood NEW YORK (AP) - An "NBC Nightly News" show using three book and a newspaper have disclosed that Nobel laureate Eugenio pressure, may have the opposite effect on some people on strict low- anchors instead of Tom Brokaw alone was brought on by special cir- Montale signed literary articles that were actually writtenby a salt diets, a study says. But other doctors insist it's still better to cumstances and does not signal a change in the program's format, friend. keep your hands off the shaker. the network said. The country's literati had considered Montale the leading Italian Dr. Brent Egan, director of the hypertension unit at the Medical Brokaw taped the start of the Wednesday night show in Washing- poet of the 20th century. College of Wisconsin, said his study suggests that strictly limiting ton, D.C., then had to leave to serve as master of ceremonies at the The Milan-based newspaper II Giomale recently published a se- salt intake could be bad for people with normal blood pressure. annual Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights awards, NBC spokeswo- ries of letters Montale wrote in 1950 to an American friend, Henry He said he believes that the American Heart Association's sugges- man Katherine McQuay said. Furst, asking him to put together several book reviews that would tion of limiting daily salt consumption to seven grams, or about one Mary Alice Williams, in New York, filled in during the rest of the appear under Montale s name. and one-half teaspoons, is safe. But he said further study is neces- broadcast, with Garrick Utley, in Berlin, anchoring reports about The deal also was detailed in a book about Furst published this sary before more stringent rules are adopted for the general popula- developments in Eastern Europe. month, "Dry Branches," by Mario Soldati. tion. ABC was the first network to use a triple-anchor format on a regu- The disclosures surprised Italians, who grew up revering the ver- "I think there are some people who are harmed by severe to lar evening newscast. From 1978 to 1983, its newscast was anchored ses of the reclusive Montale, including "Occasions," "Finisterre" moderate salt restriction, at least in the short term," said Egan, who in Washington by Frank Reynolds, in Chicago by Max Roblnsonand and a collection titled "Cuttlefish Bones." based his findings on a diet experiment. in London by Peter Jennings. Montale, who often wrote of the sea in his native Genoa, won the But, he cautioned, "I am not suggesting that the population should Nobel Prize in literature in 1975. He died in 1981 at age 85. run out and shake salt on their food/' Most commentators have expressed sympathy for Montale, who, Egan presented his findings Wednesday at the heart association's Baseball legend oversees eatery according to Soldati, arranged for the ghost-written articles during a annual meeting, where his conclusions were immediately ques- period in which he was very tired and felt unable to write. tioned by other nigh blood pressure experts. MILWAUKEE (AP) — Hank Aaron has returned to the city where Another controversy has developed over a column by an Italian "I would challenge the notion that blood pressures went up be- he hit many of his record 755 home runs, to run a chain of fast-food Communist politician and poet, Pietro Ingrao. who said Montale had cause they went on low-salt diets," said Dr. Richard Grimm of the restaurants. a "right to deceive," since capitalist society did not permit an artist University of Minnesota. "It may just be the normal variation in Aaron has opened three Arby's roast beef restaurants over the last to make a living from poetry. blood pressure. We haven't seen anything like that in our studies." year and is contracted to open 12 more around Milwaukee by 1991. The Hall of Fame slugger said he chose to do business in Mil- waukee because of low property costs and his attachment to the city where he spent 12 years as a professional baseball player. Aaron played for the Milwaukee Braves from 1954 to 1965 and for STATE / LOCAL the Milwaukee Brewers in 1975 and 1976. In between, he played with the Atlanta Braves and in 1974 surpassed Babe Ruth's career mark of 714 home runs. "No matter how many places I go, Milwaukee always seems to be Senate probes Glenn scandal Cats cause for AIDS research a part of me," Aaron said recently. "The people have always been very kind to me and I'll always remember that." COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio's Democrats said Thursday that it's too YOUNGSTOWN, 0. (AP) — Research on a Warren family's 37 Aaron visits Milwaukee about four times a year, but spends most soon to tell if John Glenn will suffer serious political damage from a cats, at least a dozen of whom have feline AIDS, is part of a na- of his time in Atlanta where he is vice president of player develop- thrift scandal that continues to swirl around him and four other U.S. tionwide study which may provide clues about the human AIDS ment for the Braves. senators. virus, researchers said. Aaron is a spokesman for Arby's corporate charity, the Big Broth- But Republicans, including state Chairman Robert Bennett whose Henry Yoo, a Niles veterinarian, and Cornell University's Feline ers-Big Sisters program and has helped to raise $5 million during the complaint helped trigger a Senate Ethics Committee investigation Health Center in Ithaca, N.Y., are trying to determine how the last four years, said Norma Stanley, an Arby's spokeswoman in At- of the five, insisted the former astronaut is in a political tailspin. disease is spreading among cats owned by Carol Simpson and her lanta. Bennett said events are still are unfolding, noting a Thursday brother, Terry. story in The Plain Dealer of Cleveland saying two former Glenn staf- Feline immunodeficiency virus, known as FIV or feline AIDS, is fers lobbied in 1985 and 1986 for a savings and loan that went on to passed from cat to cat and cannot be transmitted to humans, said Actress maintains private views trigger the current probe and a possible $2 billion taxpayer-funded, Margaret Barr, a Cornell graduate research assistant. S&Lbailout. Because the two diseases affect the immune system, "it is very NEW YORK (AP) — As the child of the outspoken Vanessa Red- William White, a former top aide, and one-time legislative assist- likely that some of our research would be applicable to human AIDS grave, Natasha Richardson found the easiest thing was to keep her ant Leonard Bickwit said they were paid by the thrift to lobby for a and vice versa," she told 77ie (Youngstown) Vindicator. opinions to herself, steering clear of the controversy that surrounded House resolution — later defeated — which they never discussed Cornell's study began soon after feline AIDS was first identified in her mother. with Glenn. 1987. Feline AIDS is believed to be transmitted through cat bites. But with an increasing profile of her own that may have to change, However, Bennett said the story shows that Glenn's problem "is Other means by which feline AIDS may be transmitted are the 26-year-old actress says in the December issue of Mademoiselle. not going to go away.... By 1992, it s going to be an open wound." unclear, but it is estimated that the disease could afflict as many as 3 Her roles in "Fat Man and Little Boy," which deals with the mak- Ohio Democratic Chairman James Ruvolo and others said that percent of the estimated 57 million cats in America, Barr said. ing of the atomic bomb, and in "The Handmaid's Tale," about a when the investigations are all over, answers will be provided and The life expectancy of feline AIDS victims is uncertain. make-believe society that executes women who have abortions, Ohioans will be reassured of Glenn's integrity, which most have The Simpsons' cats and hundreds of others in the Cornell study are have forced Richardson to speak out. never questioned. being tested for two other often-fatal transmittable diseases that "I'm not a feminist in any way at all, at all. But the abortion issue Other Democrats, asking not to be named, said the investigations seem to be related to feline AIDS. Those diseases are feline leuke- is different. When men say that women shouldn't be allowed to are crucial and one said if the committee "finds them guilty of any- mia and feline infectious peritonitis or FIP, which is a swelling of the choose. ... It just makes my blood boil," said the actress, whose thing, sure, that will hurt." abdominal and pelvic cavity. father is director-Tony Richardson. Time Is Running Out Walk-ins accepted 9 a.m.-noon;l-3 p.m. Last day for senior portraits Appointments are tilling last. Dent he ten out!! Walk-ins accepted 9 a.m.-noon; 1-3 p.m. Call The KEY at 372-8086 or stop by our office at 28 West Hall. ■ ■'. - . THE BG NEWS lO IONIWI November 17,1989 Sports leers seek momentum Winning records, bowl Visiting LSSU provides tough test for Falcons invite on line Saturday by Mike Drabenstott (2.51,.901). sports writer The identically low GAA's can be attributed to would not go to the Independ- per contest and utilizes the pass- the def ensemen in front of the goal, York said. by Andy Woodard ence Bowl is if Southern Missis- ing game more than the running "Defense is probably their strength," he said. sports writer sippi wins at No. 4 Alabama on game. That could be beneficial Hockey coach Jerry York has many reasons to "(Dan) Keczmer, (Mark) Astley, (Kord) Cernich Saturday and then at East Caro- for the Falcons, who have been be concerned. and (Karl) Johnston are probably the best corps in For one, his Falcon icers enter the weekend se- Tulsa and Bowling Green both lina the following Saturday. better a stopping the pass than the nation. sport 5-5 records going into Sat- If both teams finish 5-6, the run this year. ries against Lake Superior in sixth place in the "It will be a hard-fought defensive stugele, for urday's regular-season finale at though, the Independence Bowl Quarterback T.J. Rubley and Central Collegiate Hockey Asso-, the most part, a man-to-man, tough defensive willdeny both teams a spot. split end Dan Bitson, both jun- ciation with a 3-&Q league re-| weekend." Tulsa, Okla., but the 3 p.m. cord, 4-6-0 overall. contest will decide more than iors, have already re-written the BG also has lost three of itsl LSSU is led up front by junior center Jim Dowd, which team finishes with a win- "It'd be better for us if they Tulsa offensive record book. last four contests, including last] who is seventh in CCHA league play with three ning mark. feel secure about their bowl Rubley has 19 touchdowns and weekend's sweep by Michifugan Soals, 13 assists for 16 points. Junior right wing A victory by Bowling Green game," Ankney said at his wee- nearly 2,000 yards this year, State. eff Napierala has been lighting the lamp of late, would give it its first winning kly press conference on Tues- while Bitson, a pre-season All In addition, the Falcon penalty with seven goals in his last tour games, six of them season under fourth-year head day. "If you tell them they have American, has 63 catches for killers are performing at a dis- during the man-advantage. coach Moe Ankney. The stakes to beat Bowling Green to go, more than 1,200 yards and 12 mal 57.1 percent clip (18 goals in Meanwhile, the Falcons are looking to recover are somewhat higher for Tulsa, that's like adding fuel to the fire. touchdowns. though. "It's good for us that they 42 attempts) in league playvY-r, from last Saturday's overtime loss to the Spartans. might be going to a bowl game. Defensively, the Hurricane worst in the league. York said Paul Connell will get the nod Friday Tulsa, part of the four-team We ve gotta chance to beat them have been vulnerable against As if those concerns were not enough, the Lakers night and Saturday's starter will be announced in Independence Bowl Football As- and give prestige to Bowling the pass, yielding 213 yards enter the weekend ranked first or second in the the team meeting before Saturday's contest. sociation, is in the running, Green ana the Mid-American passing. national polls and carry a number two CCHA spot along with Southern Mississippi Conference." For the Falcons, quarterback with a 7-1-0 mark, 9-1-0 overall. "Paul is a good goaltender who has played a lot (4-5), for a spot in the Independ- On paper, the Falcons could Rich Dackin is the MAC'S lead- of good games for us and we aren't going to give up ence Bowl at Shreveport, La., on have a difficult time. The Hurri- ing passer, while Reggie Thorn- One of the reasons underlying LSSU's early- on him, said York. Dec. 16. canes defeated Oklahoma State ton, Ron Heard and Kyle Hock- season dominance has been defense. The Lakers The BG mentor has split time this season be- If Tulsa defeats the Falcons, it and Louisville this year and nar- man are three of the conferen- boast the two top goaltenders in the CCHA — soph- tween Connell and freshman Angelo Libertucci, more than likely will play in the rowly lost to Iowa and No. 12 Ar- ce's top four receivers. omore Brandon Reed (2.53 goal against average, with Connell starting the last three Friday nights Independence Bowl. With the kansas. .901 save percent) and freshman Da IT in Madeley and Libertucci spelling him Saturday. victory, the only way Tulsa "I don't want to build them "They have some good per- up," Ankney said. "I want to sonnel, probably the best we've 1 Campus snow our team that we can play seen all year/' Ankney said. with them. They're the favorite, "Winning this game is impor- Pollyeyes "A Gathering Place" but if we play well and get some tant. Beating Tulsa is the differ- 352-9638 or 354-0056 breaks, we can beat them. ence between 6-5 and 5-6." ASK ABOUT OUR MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM UNIV€RSITV BOOKSTOR6 And possibly a bowl berth for "THE CELLER" "They're not out of our class Tulsa. PERFECT FOR: • Business Meetings at all." • Fratemlty/Soronty Functions will be closed Wednesday, Tulsa is averaging 23 points Falcon Notes: Nose guards Class Gatherings 440 E. Court Mark Ross (ankle) and Jeff Rot- tinghaus (knee) are out for Sat- November 22,1989 urday's game. Steve Ross will start at that position ... Tailback Make LeRoy Smith (hand) and line- backer Duane Crenshaw (con- cussion ) are probable. Come See Our Newly a Aon Aon Aon Aon Aon AOII Aon FRESHSTART Remodeled Store BASEBALL CARD TONIGHTS THE NIGHT FREE SHOW Sunday. 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Apply at 214 West Hall. to your pregnancy concerns? Call BG PREGNANCY CENTER Deadline is 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 354 HOPE For Into on FREE PREGNANCY TESTS and supportive services *M 4?M *M *M *M *M *M *M *M *M *M *M *M 12 ION.WI November 17,19«9 Classifieds continued from p. 11 MARKSPIZZAPUB THETA CM HAPPY HOURS THETA CHI HAPPY HOURS HELP! WE'RE GRADUATING! Now honoring ll Quarters Cafe. Friday 44J Ouertera Cale. Friday 4-9 Clean, tumlehed. 2 bdrm , apt . ecorsa trom CLARK MAYS competitors coupons 18 and over Weloome 11.nd over Weloome campue - needs aubleeaers lor Spring 1990. FOR SALE MA 362-3551 HAppy Hours Prices lor 21 snd Over Heppy Hour. PRIce. for 21 and over Cal 353 9663 LOVESHACKER'I Free Raffle with Admission Free Raffle with admission Looking lor an apartment ctost to campus lor 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX U CongnUulsBons lo DelU T.u DelU lor their A A MARKS PIZZA PUi 90 91 School year? I'm looking lor roommates' Loaded! Exceeent condition! Clean! B lootbal Mm winning ALL Intramural toot- Now honoring al THETA CHI HAPPY HOURS THETA CM HAPPY HOURS Cal Karen -353-9316 $2196.00 3636877 bel All SPORTS'!! competitors coupons Quarter. Cale Friday ♦« Charter. Cafe, Friday 4-8 Mala rmte . needed lor Spring of '90 Rent is 352-3661 IS and over Weloome 11 and over Welcome S150/mo Plus Mac. Ctoae to campue Cal 4 Ores tor Sale -MUST SELL CorajratuMtioria Amy Vo)tB. Christy Rittmen. He pay Hours Prtcee for 21 end Over Heppy Houra Price, tor 21 and over Matt 354 4548 exceeent cond 215775 and Linda Trimmer lor being nducted mto Ordar MARKS PIZZA PUI Free Rattle with Admission Free Raffle wtth Admleaton make offer 3722608 of Omaga1 Great |ob girkj' Now honoring al Mele to sublease furnished epeitMlsiil vary 8-5 or 364-2975 TRAVIS Love. Your Alpha Gam Slalora competitors coupons ctoae to campue.cal 354-8612. THETA CHI HAPPY HOURS Happy 21 at Bethday! 362-3551 Dear Beth mother We are a co»ege educated. Quarter. Cale. Friday 4-» Now you can I gel kicked out ol anywhere' AJrUne tleketeroundtrlp Toledo-St. Loule-S4S happly married Caucasian couple with one son 19 • (Kl CW WWCOOM Love. Paige Need 1 or 2 non-smoking Irmale roomstes for Thanksgiving Weekend Happy Hours Prices tor 21 end over a'ring 1990. Close to campue. Approx. and want to adopt a newborn Into our lankly Mtta Margaret Is e natural bom psychic. She Day: 172-2401 Night: 354-2299 Ask tor Mary $145/month Plus unities Cal or leave maa- Legal and confidential Cal us collect |41B| wB tel you your peat, present and future. She Free Name with Admission ERen UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' UAO eage st 353-8664 874-1447 Between lOem and 10pm wB advise you on al problems of He Cal today X-MAS SHOPPING-FAlRLANE MALL tor your appointment 337-2598 Detl Zeta ' Theta Chi THETA CHI/DELTA ZETA UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' Need 3 people lo lublml furrushed Palmer Arphe Romeo Convertible Volleyball Tournament Volleyball Tournament apt tor Spring ot '90 Rant S486'mo Cal or 1873 Classic. British Racing Sslurdsy. November 11 stop by after 6PM 353 9165 November 11. 1989-Rec Center Monmouth Duo 1989 Green Open to otters UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' UAO CM 1 385-8512 The Tradition Continues FAIRLANE MALL, Dearborn Ml NEEDED: FEMALE ROOMMATE Dana Zela • Theu CM Kappas snd Pi Phis THETA CHUDELTA ZETA Sat Nov 18 10am-8pm To share house wtth 3 gate tour houses from AQUARIUMS. USED campus Fal and Spring Semeeter Contact VoHeybell Tournament Volleyball Tournament $7 Transportation LARGE-SMALL Saturday, November 11 Lynn or Keeey 353-7407 November IB. I 989-Rec Center Monmouth Duo 1989 Sign up UAO 3rd floor Union until Fn 5 CO 354-1207 The Tradition Continues UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' UAO NEEDED. One Male roommate to take over rent Delta Zela ' Theu Chi KeppaaandPiPhls THETA CI/DEITA ZETA for Spring 90 Close to campus. Greet Living CkrveMnd/BG Alumni has bunk style loft Uee condittone. Furnished Cal Ron, Lonnie. Or Den Volleyball Tournament Volleyball Tournament UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' UAO" UAO lor dorm or apt Assembled Cal Thanksgiving 1354-4540) Anytime No.ember 11, 1989-Rec Center Monmouth Duo 1989 Saturday, November 18 SHOP TIL YOU DROP Break 216 582-4558 _^__ The Tradition Continues FAIRLANE MALL NEED A SUIT FOR INTERVIEWING? UAO ' UAO ' UAO ' UAO Delta Zeta - TheU CM KeppaaandPiPhls TINA STAPIETON tor sublease on S Main next to Mena Dark grey 2 piece auN Volleyball Tournament To the only DG in Prout< How's the knee" soft rock eveeabte dec Cal 364-6249. 40 Reg . 32 wast Paid $299 00 plus tax Thanka for everything We may have our differ- worn twice Musi sol make offer November 1 (, 1989-Rec Canter Murph- Alpha Sigma Ph. VOLUNTEER TOUR GUIDES One female non-smoking roommate needed to ences but you are always here whan I need It la good lo see that becoming |FC TREA- Saturday. December 2nd a Preview Day. sublease for Sping Semester. Trad, student 8-6 372-2605 after 5 you. Are you aura an AOTT can't rye In the DQ The Office of Admissions Is looking tor 364-2975 Delta Zeta - Theta Chi SURER and being accepted mio PSI cm snd preferred for one half of a huge two bedroom house'? He. He' Volunteer tour guides to gfve tours to Volleyball Tournament fheORDER OF OMEGA haan't changed you apl Cal 353 8467 PEACE. LOVE. AND BELL-BOTTOMS' Propaective BGSU students Ifyouare November 1a. 1989-Rec Center You are sM s lantaatlc brother! Thenx for the PeneaonK VHS VCR w'remote - $170 uee of your Mac snd Happy Belated 21 al Birth- Love. KrisO Lew Intereated. come to one of our meetings. One male roommate needed one block Irom campus 19"CotorTV-$160 day! Tuesd.y. November 28 5:30-7pm k Cal 354-7823 Brothers word processor- $450 Dana Zela ' Theu CM Love-your little sister TO All THE MEN OF BQ- Wadneeday, November 29 4-530pm KOdak SMe protector - $80 Volleyball Tournament KEEP IT DOWN! Thursday, November 30 2-3:30pm Cal 363-6823 November IS, 1989-Rec Center See Angle. I told you I would do rt! Al Meetings wll be held m the Asemobty room RmU Needed tor Spring of '90. Own room. In McFsl center Needed: 1 or 2 Females to sublease 2 bed- •Robyn Rent la $200/mo Plus gas, etec A Phone 353-3950 vac Don't want to pay Si 1 to see one comedian? room apt. Spr Semeeter cheap rent, al uHttlee WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE Htgh-fl For sale 270w/c Kenwood PWR Amp. Wet-come 10 DRY DOCK this Saturday and see paid, except electric Cat 353-9451. To my one and only love Banchee. JUNGLE LOVE '89 Roommate Needed 3O0E pre-amprfler Stroke mixer, BSR. 260 three for tree Dry Dock wm be hosting come- Thai weekend wB be Incredible These memo- ALPHA SIGMA PHI One female roommate needed to sublease fur- w/c. speakers, Technics SL-P 150 CD. a retail dttna from the Toledo Comedy Club So bring nee cent wait' nished apartment across the street Irom cam- of $1200 - seling for $700, Cal Mark O your tnends-the toughs are on us Open trom B Nov. 21st Mat day for Sewn on letttering for Forever. Your Love Dove ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT pus for Spring semester '90 rent Is 372-1972 Needs money as quiok ea poaaljU. PM-1 AM. Located In Harshman basement No Christmas gifts LAKE ERIE SPORTS The brothers of ZeU Beta Tau would axe to $130 00/month plus electric WM have own cover: no ID room S 2 great roommates! Please cal 'lUWDToyot. Tercel Wsgon. To our 2 KD Turkey Dales congratulate ZBT C J Gedeon on his krvafcenng DRY DOCK ' ' COMEDY NIGHT ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT TIL MONMOUTH! 354-8235 and ask for Kathleen. Laura, or Ra- Low mileage, excellent cond.. • spd. J. Marc L. • Bobby 0- lo Gamma Phi Beta Trace Staider. DO YOU HAVE A DATE?"??! 3S2-S343, 372-2097 "Meyflower Madness * is Sat night ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT chel DZ PHI DELT DZ PHI DELTS DZ With our 2 awesome turkeys it II be out of sighl i Roommated needed lor Spring '90 Cal To me best volleyball team OVERLOOKING THE AFRICAN SAVANNA The Pup wll be there snirfin away. ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT 354 8328 tor info. Get psyched for this Saturday • You guys are AT THE TOLEDO ZOO SmeeYi Boby'a ahtrt he'e had on for three days The brothers of Zeta Beta Tau would Ike to FOR RENT greati Roommatea wanted starting Jan 1. 1989 JUNGLE LOVE 89 Of Bobby we request that he takes a shower congratulete ZBT Erik Friedman on hie lavaler- Love. S122/mo Deposit paid Cm 353 7565 Before hopping aboard the KD Mayflower, mg lo Phi Mu Lora Marlni Your coaches Anna. Barb. & Heather Mark has traveled from state to state ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT Someone to sublease my efficiency In Down- D2 PHI DELTS DZ PHI DELTS DZ PAtJT THE TOWN RED WITH AOTT NOVEMBER 17. 1989 To bring the horsie lor his KO date lown BG for Spring Semeeter Cal 363-9467 Now Vic & Tarn are anxious to spend an exciting DATE DASH WANTED: 1 or 2 nonsmoking males roomstes evening wtth their 2 fine man! ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT CAMPUS SHUTTLE Every Mon-Fn 8- 10 PM needed lor spring semester to share house Love-YourKD dates The Brothers ol ZeU BeU Tau would Ilka to Free to residents of WB0UU.1FM congratulate ZBT Terry Micheltch lor his elec- Close to Campus 130/month Free Unties The best in R 4 B. Rap and Dance Muse PAINT THE TOWN RED WITH AOTT WINTHROP TERRACE tion aslFC president and ZBT Dave Cruper for Can 3538122 in Northwest Ohio NOVEMBER 17. 1989 Along with Interested In winning a free 19 Inch color TV. las auction as IFC membership development POWER as DATE OASH We need 1 nonsmoking lemale roommate Three great locations anewrtng machine, or free pepai end pop from chairmen Greet fob guys! reedy to move In immedwtery or spring semes- Free heat & water Plaanelos?? If so stay TV ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT 24 hour maintenance PAINT THE TOWN RED WITH AOTT ter S1 30/mo no unities Cal 354-8321 F.8." Laundromat NOVEMBER 17, 1989 Eep Op Ork Ah-Ah Wa srnoke. wa Drink. Wa Bte good mualc, and 1 S 2 bedroom apartments DATE DASH ZEPPELIN'WHO'DOORS'STONES' RUSH Hopefully the TZ won't try to keep you Toledo JamU Peach we need 1 or 2, male or female roommatea 1 A 2 ful baths You are the moat awesome guy! Thanka lor al Classic Rock-Tonight n' every Friday night aaap or for Spring semester Mey rent already area sucks 10 PM 12 Midnight on SB.1 WBQU SPRING SEMESTER LEASES Alpha Sigma Phi-Never Nervous PHI ML! PHI tfl. the greet times You re 01 Who loves you mosl paid GDI's only 363-6894 352-9135 m the world? Jam Master Sieve Htggtna Hey Phi Mu's- Request Line » 372-2826 Gel ready lor sneak tonight" See you there! Your#1 girlfriend FALCON FOOTBALL ON S8.1FM WBGU Phi Mu love trom the Phis P.S Where's my smooch? SATURDAY THE FALCONS TRAVEL TO Zeta Beta Tau 'Gamma Phi BeU TULSA FOR THEIR FINAL GAME HELP WANTED 1 femeie needed lo lubteaae apt. for Spring CJ and Trade: Congrats on your tavakaring! KICKOFF IS AT 2PM ON 11.1 FM WBOU PHI MU PHI MU JenSaNfno- semeeter Not far from campus $162/mo. 1 You deserve the beat! bedroom, large apt Cal Pan or Bath BigKrtsten- Congratulattone on getting Panhei Exec. WE Love. Rita and Ang"" Established meow company seeks tul end part- 3548239 Juet wanted to lei you know that you are end knew you'd get ill FALCON HOCKEY ON SS.1 FM WBOU time advertising salespeople for new entertain- AWESOME big' Get excited tor sneak tonlgrrl' Love your II' Tammy > Grand BMeksaa FRIDAY AND SATURDAY vs LAKE SUPERIOR ment publication Interns welcome. Cal Jim 1 or 2 roommates needed for Spring. BOTH GAMES BEGIN AT 7 25PM Love- 2445880 Specious, affordable. CLEAN, own room Cal James or John. 354-4026 CATCH ALL THE ACTION ON SI.1 WBOU LI'KrisU JENIFER MCCORMrCK* • 'CRAJG PARKER WANTED P S How many dkikus doaa should I buy?!?!? CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR RECENT AL- Fun job with excitement Al positions available PHA XI DELTA' 'KAPPA SIGMA PINNING! Ful or part-time. Paid training, pizza discounts HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES Apply at Marco's Pizza. 303 Louisiana. Perrys- 2 bedroom unfurnished Spring Semester PHI TAU ' DEAN WARNECKE ' PHI TAU LOVE. THE ALPHA XI S • SUBLEASERES NEEDED' WE ARE GRA- Visage Green Apartments 354 3533 To the biggest stud on campus . DUATING ' burg. OH 874-1988 TIM JONES Hope your birthday was as AWESOME as you 1 bdr. apt. furmshed Close lo campus 1 or 2 HAVE A SPECIAL SKILL? 2 mete roomies needed Immedletery not far I know I speak lor al of the women in the are" (I missed you yesterday) JUNGLE LOVE '89 persona $270 00' month ELECTRIC IN- WORK WELL WITH CHILDREN? Irom campus. $150-160/mo A alec. LEsve greater BG area When I say "Thanka lor me ALPHA SIGMA PHI CLUDEDI CONSIDER SUMMER CAMP! message lor Doug ©372-4711. memories " Call Howl I 354-1723. SUPERVISORS. COUNSELORS. WATER- •Yours Truly PHI TAU • DZ' PHI TAU A fum. efflc. apt- tor aubMase. $190/month JUNGLE LOVE'89 FRONT STAFF IWSI, ALS, BOATING). Al unities paid. Available In December CAJ Get psyched lor the Voleybel Tourney, guyal 1 Female needed lo sublease furnished apt. lor Hey Lambda CMs: ALPHA SIGMA PHI SPORTS. OFFICE MANAGER. ROPES PhiTauaereai!' spring'90 Ront$i60/mo plus etec Please Zhou 372-6002 or 362-6896. The Alpha Delia are 'dye-frig' lor Friday COURSE INSTRUCTOR. TENNIS. ARTS 8 From your DZ coaches. MicheM. Karen, A Mary Cal 352-4499 Apt. lor rent Spring Sem 4 person night. Pet psyched lor an aweeome teal JUNGLE LOVE 89 CRAFTS. TEEN TRIP LEADERS, S PHOTOG- Jane 1 temale rooommale needed. Spring 90. RAPHY SPECIALIST. CALL OR WRITE FOR 2nd SI $S90/paraon cal 362-8971. HEY PI PHIS- ALPHA SIGMA PHI PI PHI • KAPPA " PI PHI " KAPPA CLoae to Campus/reasonable rales. Own APPLICATION: OET EXCITED FOR RETREAT I! MONMOUTH DUO 'IS Room Call 353 8118 JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF CLEVE- Apt For Rent $157 00 e month lor two people WE WILL HAVE A GREAT TIMEII Kappas, The Tradition Continues 1 Female roommate wanted to share apartment LAND eel 353-9029 Oat excited tor Monmouth Duo! Only 14 deys with 3 gas. Excellent rent and good location CAMP WISE HOLIDAY FRUIT BASKETS Mil 3505 MAYFIELO ROAD Efflc Apt tor Sublease $185/month Al ut* PI PHI PLEDGES Ca 353-0858 Love, The Phi Phi. CLEVELAND HEIGHTS. OH 44118 lee paid Avaaable m December cal ban KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK- Order one lor someone special 1 female rmmte needed to sublease spring '90 (216) 382-4000, EXT. 267 353 5482 YOU'RE ALMOST THERE! OWN BEDROOM; furnished: no deposit, no or take one home to your parents KD ' KD ' KO ' KO ' KD ' KD ' KD Efflc. Apt. Spring '89 M rmte. needed, ex- WE LOVE YOU! May rent. Forrest Apts. S190/mo and gaa and Diane On-ult HELP WANTED tremely dose to campus $1 58/mo A etec. A S14.95 6-7 lb., ol trull THE ACTIVES ease . Please Cal 353-9830 Order taker' telephone operator phone Cal 354-2390 J1 7.95 8-to lbs. ot fruit Saturday a the day you turn 21 1 female roommate needed to sublease an Need extra Thankagrving or x-maa SS? This is For Sublease one bedroom ol two bedroom Pledge Ed Corrine H S Assistant Stacy Larson- I Hope you have a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY! apartment at 805 2nd Street Apt C Stop by the piece to work. Cash savings now hiring ful Fruit Baskets trom VlnChar Products apt., for one or two people. No deposit $776 You guys are the beat! Thank you so much for Oat excited lor Meyftower Medneea. any day before 5 pm Smokers welcome. or part time 9-3 mornings 4-9 evea. Earn up to have only the finest quarry frufta everythingi for semester, cal 352-0850, ask for FM or it w*; be a bleat" 7hr Coeege and High School students wet- and also come with Amiah Chocolates Love the baby tuzztes! 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED TO RENT Dan. One Block from campus behind Hardbo- Love. LIT Amy como. 362-3888 Mon-Sat And we Denver' APT. ON E MERRY SPRING SEM ALL UTILI- dkwgym. TIES AND AIR CONO. PAID BY MGMT hilsraetsd In ■ oanar In BaleaT POWER 88 KD • KD ' KD • KD • KD • KD • KO HELP! We need lo sublease 2 bedroom 2 tul i To order Cal Pete 353-9229 S140rMONTH ■ CALL 353-9528 Obtain the competitive edge with valuable sales YOUR ONLY ALTERNATIVE FOR SOUL RAP bath completely furnished large apartment tor Please give us at least one day notice 1 lemale roommate needed to sublease apt. tor experience from the BG NEWS We are current- Spring 90 Need atleeet 3 people, wll hokje 6 AND YOUR FAVORITE DANCE MUSIC KD • KD • KD • KD Spring semester Close to campue. Cal ly accepting apphcattons tor a Toledo aree sales comfortably Great neighbor. CM 353-43811 WBOU 88 1 MON-FRI8-10PM To my Llls Shells « Kristin repreeenunve to begin work In Spring 90 HUGH HENDRIX 353-3090 HELP! POWER 88 Grand HI Dlenne- Great earning potential and flexible hours make HUGH HENDRIX 1 Female rmte needed lo sublease for Spr. th» iob Ideal Pick up applcationa n 214 Weal HOMELESS?? HAPPY 21ST!!! PRT • MICHELE HOLT • PUT A group of 4 aweeome KO'a Sam. 89-90 J162 50lmo Drshweeher Low Hal and return by 5.00 Friday Novemebr 17. New specious downtown apt. aval. For spring NOVEMBER 24MI 90 Consists ol 3bed , 2 ful bath, Dishwasher B.G.S.U.'a delegation to NAACUHR 89 Is what makes up our fine family. baa, doaa to campue Cal 364-4273 Hey. you stil owe me a dance I Let's start s tradition that 8 out ol sight Let Dorrartoa Pizza Help pay your way through Good for 4-5 peoples cal 354 4488 Anytime. THANKS YOU" 1 male needed tor Spring Semester sublease Love. Your NO Patty How about pizza on Sun night'?'? coeege. Come work tor ua and receive Thanks lor your herd work and dedication Irom $100 00 mth. Rooming house, doaa to cam- SlOO'aemeeter put toward tuition flexible ful Larg. affordable S baoVoaaa. houee to eu- NAACUHR 89 Delegation Kd love A mine- Big Vic Chip Whaler- pue and part time positions available. Apply in per- bUesetor Spring Semester, This epactoue Andrea. Bob, Am. Karri, Joey, jotf. km, Rob. I'm so glad you could come for our "annrver- KD'PI Kappa Phi' KD cal Mike anytime O 363-3796. son and ask about deals. 1816 6. Wooater houee include, very Urge kitchen, f Ifl eary " These have been the beat 5 months Steve. HeM, Tim Rick Date pertiee are beet when they're spent bathe, patio, convenient parking. Electric, evert You're the best cabbage in the world' NEED EXTRA CASH FOR THE HOLIDAYS? RADIO FREE RADIO with someone better than the real! water A aewer paid! Located very close to I love you, 1 male roommate needed to aubfoeee an Dorrxnoe Pizza is now hiring delivery drivers WFAL la gonzo radio, shock radio, guts radio. I Love You, campue on E. Court St. Malea preferred. Call Amy apartment in Haven House ASAP Cal $100 bonus attar 30 days or $200 bonus after 1S4-287S. bozo radio, outlaw radio, guerae radio, and pi- 352-9198 anytime 30 deys and prior delivery experience Optional Theta Chi ■ • DelU Zeta rate radio Listen to Cable 14. 880 AM every Lg 2 bdrm. Apt. on 7th St. 1 mala roommate needed lor Spring semester health and He Insurance banetlu Flexible ful DZ'a-Get ready tor a greet time at the voUeybaN ■nsdneeday night from 9:00 to 10:00 Cal KOKDKDKD Avail lor Spring Sem Cal 352-7245 Vary doaa to campue. S130.00 per month. For and part time houra avaaahle. Apply in person tournament and the tea on Saturday' 372-2418 and Pat McCauty. The WM men wa BemieSimma! more Iritormalton call 364-7139 and ask tor and ask about detail 1616E Wooeret Lg Fum 2 bdrm apt on 8th St avaaable for The Brothers of Theta Chi play whatever you want to hear ANYTHING! Gat psyched for MAYFLOWER MADNESS' Bring your own mualc lo 31 Waal Ha" Wed- Carl Need to earn holiday money? Spring Sem VERY MCE: new carpet and furni- You're an aweeome turkey' ture eel 353-4783 nesday night 9:00 to 10 00 on WFAL Chuck 1 or 2 Female Roommates needed for spring. Work at EBSCO Telephone Service TheU CM Happy Hours Start now, Mam a ntarkaUbte skH and make RosemarleLukscavIc KDKDKOKDKD May rent paid-No depoelt Mele rmte needed • Spring Semeeter Quarters Frl 4-8 money Flexible, part-time (mln. 15 hra ) and ful Your roommatea want to know Alutl.butelec paid cal Jut 353 8319 eiOSecondSI Be there! time hra. available Guaranteed hrty. wage ptua "Are you crabby?" Cal 364-7224 KOKDKDKD KOKDKDKD 1 or 2 sutxaaaers needed lor spring Semester. daty bonus baaed on sales Year round em- Over the river and thru the woode APertment very near campue, new carpet, own ployment Guarantee yourself a spring semes- Theu CM Happy Houra bathroom Pleeae CaU35< 4107 Married or graduate atudents Apt renleie aval S.O.P. To Mayflower Madness we'll go ter position by working now. Stop In at 113 N Quarters Frl 4-9 for Spring '89. Jamee Apts. comer ol Manvttx* I Be there! Bowling Green'. The bus knows the way Attention! 2 Female, non-smokmg roommetee Mali St (next to David's Dal) altar 4:00 p m To carry the turkeys Scott Hamilton Pleeae eel 287-3898. Best Happy Hour Bullet needed immedletery lor Spring Semester un- toreptefeabone. Inunrlewa4:16-6:16p.m Off to Dale Party we go" Thuraday A Friday 4-7 lurniehed.reaaonable rent, nice lacunas, and Office Cleenlng-eveninge 1S A over - Ores! Dance Floor TAKE A TURKEY TO MAYFLOWER MAD- quiet Pleeae cal Uea or Amy soon at Nearly new large 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bathe, unlum NESS!! pert flme help over the ■vftP. 353-5729 ICel after 5 00pm) holWeyaforKrKKBrbocker apt Stove, refrig A dishwasher Included. Aval- (Formerly Cssekfy' si building services etart able now starting at $400/month Female needed lor Spring 90 $1607mth - Cat John Newlove Reel Eetate 354-2260 KKO JENNY STRUTHERS KKQ I Greet Apartment Very doaa to campue • Cal immedatery 362-6822 Happy Birthday Little' Shannon 353-3008 SIQ EP DAVE P A KEVIN M. tfO EP Have an aweeome time In Columbus and stay Need 1 or 2 Femeies non-smoking female roc- out ol trouble' Female roommate needed for Spring '90. Good OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer Gobble Gobble Gobble! Yr. Round. Al countries. Al Baku. Free Into mates for Spring 1990. Close to Campue. ap- Loveya location - Low Rant Cal 363-5847 aak tor Mayflower Madness * hare Writo UC. PO BOX 52-OH03 prox. $1467month plus ubktlss. Cal or leeve Paige Lori. Sarah or Sharon. We're taking you two. never tear! Corona Del Mar CA 92625 mssssg. at 353-8864 Wei hop on the bus Femeie roommate needed. Own room Positions available for cocktail servers, waiters, Non Smoking Graduele student lo Shore spa- You'll have fun with ua Ua! S220/mo. tumlehed. al utwttee pat) Heel You're our/1 turkeys of the year' waitresses, and kitchen personnel Apply at Ol doua 3BR apt. only $180.00 par month CM Just think. It al started In Topping's otaaa, than Ing/AC free Close to campus cal 353-6926 Dave 352-8854 loveyourKDdatee.Shayne.ASheUa Chts166eS Reynolds Rd , or cal 893-7017 came Law and al those nights studying. Now Fum EH Available Immedletery It's Doug's claaa. what war next semester bring? between 2-4pm. Nonsmoking female to lubleaae tor spring se- for subtoees rvywood ApU. meeter In Campue Manor. Pleeae cal SOME OTHER PLACE I'm glad we've gotten to be such good friends Cal 352-7691 or 656-2134 RESORT HOTELS. CRUISIINES. AIRUNES. 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NEVER BE THE day thru Friday, cal the omca at 354-2644 or 2 bedroom apartments available Three great people CM Greg 363-6239 tocaoona. heel included, memtenence. laundry, SAME! Merk'a New Honor. AS pick up an aprjlcaflon at Advanced SpecUly ALPHA SKJ AFRICAN SAFARI Competitors Pizza Coupons Help' Need person to rant nice room hi houee Products, he 428 Ctough Street, Bowing ale Cal 362-9136 or come to 400 Napoleon Rd MS ■ MAIM • BOWLING BREEM JUNGLE LOVE 89 ■MM Have the run of the house for 160/mo Okie uts- Green. Or*) mae OM Brett or Mark 353-6672. News Magazine Nov. 17,1989 5€X RND TH€ COLL€G€ STUD€NT 2 GGC Friday Magazine/November 17, 1M9 from the Street Do you think there is too much sex on television and in advertising? Pliolo iHuitration by Gret Horvath Mark Postelman, junior secondary edu- Kay Wittek, freshman biology major Cory Young, sophomore communica- Jim Myten, freshman accounting major cation major from Hamler, Ohio: "Yes from Hartville. Ohio: "I'd have to say tions major from Cleveland: "Persona- from Cleveland: "/ don't think it's too there probably is. If someone has a good yes, but I really don't think that there is lly, I think women are exposed more over emphasized, but I think they do put enough product they should'nt have to anything wrong with it than men, so I find that offensive when an emphasis on sex to appeal to a resort to sex to sell it." it's explicit." broader group of people." *The only thing! felt was violated9 by Melissa Puccetli said, "Many times the wrong assump- Knowing how you want to react in a have sex, "she saia. tion is made by both males and females situation will forego difficult decisions The University has distributed a "The weight of his body was suffo- in thinking that because they have got- made later when in a compromising booklet entitled "Sexual Violations: cating... 1 couldn't breathe. The smell ten so 'far' sexually with a person, that position. Know the Signs" written by Craig of alcohol on his breath was so strong, gives them the freedom to do other "Knowing your sexual policies and Vickio, Elizabeth Yarris, Nancy Breen I felt nauseated. It was my fault, I things. knowing your sexual boundaries will and Kimberly Chin. thought to myself. I kept thinking how "If any person makes a gesture that eliminate having to question yourself According to the booklet, sexual vio- I led him on. My body was saying 'yes' he or she is not comfortable in a situa- on how far you will go with someone lations can be implied, verbal or physi- to him as I was mumbling 'no,' be- tion, any advancement against that is a when the time comes. Well-defined cal; anything from threatening state- cause I didn 't want to seem easy. sexual violation," she said. boundaries are easier to follow and ments, physical restraint or ignoring discuss with another person," Shelly protests are violations. "When I finally decided I didn't Lack of straightforward communi- Travis, a graduate assistant in psychol- want this to go any further, it was too cation is a major factor in violations ogy, said. Authors of the booklet stress exa- late. He wasn 't listening to what I was that occur between acquainiences. "If "Date rape hinges on females — mining your own values and attitudes, saying anymore — physically or verba- someone is sending you mixed signals, feeling that they can't say 'yes' when being alert to danger signals in others lly. I started to push him off, but I call them on it," Standriff said. "Tell they do want to have sex," she said. (over-domineering, intrusive individu- wasn't strong enough. He forced it in them you are confused. If you're ver- "They say 'no' so they don't appear als), avoiding situations in which you even as I was pushing him away. When bal, there will be no questions." easy. This puts the males in a difficult lack control or can be overpowered it was over, the only thing I felt was position because it is based on a guess- and be clear and assertive in expressing violated." Coercion is another violation. "Be- ing game. your rights and desires. ing pressured to do something is not "Many times students put them- This is an actual account of a Uni- consent. Many times alcohol or drugs selves into positions that get out of If you have experienced a sexual vio- versity student's experience. are used to coerce another into having hand. They find themselves saying, 'It lation, you are encouraged to contact Sandee Standriff, coordinator for sex," she said. "In acquaintence rape, just happened,' as if they had no con- the Victim's Advocacy Program or the the new Victim's Advocacy Program the perpetrator will only use as much trol. They can make better decisions if Link, Standriff said. which assists victims of sexual assault, force as necessary to obtain his goal." they realize there is the potential to FRIDfiV MflGflZINC Editor Christian Thompson Friday Magazine is published every Friday during the academic Assistant Editor Chris Dawson »«■' D* <■* Botri of Student Publications of Bowling Green State Staff Reporters Frank Ksposlto, University. I___ Hardv Robert Wanner Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Friday S'"," "!h.°i!S*PhWr £"*£"!£ FridaT Magazine and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- Editorial Office SSSl£9 »"»«""d"» »ot ■■ "■»"■'- ■*»•• ■«*«•■ (4I9» 3"-*'*7 Copyright 1989, The BC News ■■■;i^ii-. ;..i. .I.-.'.IOI,!. -i iliiii:-i:)..i'./,;»|l,-.v.vl,>.![,;:l j Friday Magazine/NoTcaber IT, 1M* DDD 3 Gay couples face typical problems by Deborah Hippie available, although they tend to cater people didn't care whether or not I was for AIDS and other sexually transmit- to homosexual men because of the gay. Equal open-mindedness really ted diseases. He said an anonymous Editor's Note: The last names have growing interest. helped me," he said. free exam is given at the Medical Col- been omitted due to the sensitive In general, men tend to turn to dat- Katie said understanding is an im- lege of Ohio in Toledo. For more in- nature of the story. ing services more than women because portant factor in gay relationships. formation, one should call MCO at At first walking into the building, it they focus more on the physical aspect "A lot of gay couples work through 381-3741. Katie added. was dark. Passing the cashier, one whereas women concentrate on the the (bad times)... because people are could see the flashing lights surround- friendship factor, Katie said. more closesly bonded," she said. Once these barriers have been con- ing the round floor strategically placed "In any relationship, women take on quered, the gay couple may decide to in the center of the room. Along the the emotional role while men think Another problem gay couples are get married and share the commitment rim of the walls, plush seats facing 'physical,'" she said. having to deal with more and more is together and with friends through a toward the circle permitted patrons to According to Katie, because society the topic of AIDS. Although media ceremony. see the happenings on the floor. Most is 90 percent hetereosexual, gay cou- advocates safe sex, Chris said protec- were dancing, others were talking. ples are more likely to want to work tion from the disease such as condoms "Even if a gay couple gets married, Everyone was drinking and having a problems through because the saying, and tests for AIDS are recommended they do not have the advantages that a good time. This bar is dissimiliar from "there's more fish in the sea," does highly within the gay community. hetereosexual couple has," Chris said. other establishments in that the not tend to apply in all cases. "It's marriage by rites, not by law." patrons are mostly homosexual, but "Whether you think you have it or there for the same reason hetereosex- All couples have their problems. Gay not you still think 'Have I contracted Chris said the purpose of the mar- uals attend bars — to meet that special couples are no different. They have as the disease?' Knowing eases your mind riage ceremony is not to legalize their someone. many problems if not more than heter- and your lover's," he said. bond but to exchange rings and to de- Successful relationships are difficult osexuals do, Chris said. clare their love for each other in front to make work sometimes and homo- Although AIDS is an obvious prob- of a few friends. sexuals do not find it easier than "How people view you as a homo- lem, Katie said it has helped in the hetereosexuals. They have as much sexual couple depends on how the cause. Katie said it is more difficult for gay difficulty in finding their significant community views homosexuality," he couples legally to receive the advan- other and keeping the relationship go- said. "In some cases, some call with "AIDS awareness has increased gay tages that are due to them, even if they ing as hetereosexuals do. anonymous threats ... (others view it awareness ... if there's any one good are married. Not unlike hetereosexuals, homo- as) live and let live." thing that has come from it, that's it. sexuals must find outlets to meet peo- It's (too bad) it takes the extreme," she "If one dies, after living together for ple. Chris, a member of the Lesbian All couples have problems that inhi- said. 20, 30,40 years, the family gets every- and Cay Alliance, said establishments bit them from staying together, and thing even if the spouse is included in such as "gay bars" provide a standing gay couples must learn to deal with Chris said even if you are monogo- the will," she said. "Wills can be con- ground for emotions to happen, serv- them because of societal pressures. mous, you should continually check tested." ing a similiar purpose as single bars do Chris said he had many experiences for the hetereosexual crowd. when he was younger that showed him "Gay bars are a good source and how to learn to deal with communities' meeting someone through a friend attitudes toward their relationships. He (provides) a mutual discovery... there added he was lucky. aren't many other reliable sources a- vailable," he said. "I had a hard time in high school be- What is it? Katie, the president of LAGA, said cause I was not old enough to know If you can Identify ihis couples can meet in classes as well. In what was going on and how to handle object, you could win a Sis addition, there are gay-dating services it... in college, I found out by accident gift certificate from Quaner's Cafe. 1414 E. wooster. Contrary to some beliefs, O'- Brien said penile withdrawl and douching after sexual intercourse are not viable forms of birth con- trol, loqrni <1 islu-ji]''.eq u inrti one '.Viiatiii Friday Magazine/Novtaiker 17,1W9 aaa 5 Dealing with sex in American society A goodly amount of songs deal with copycats in other periodicals. What do a naked piano leg. Did it work? Well, some aspect of sex. Some are pretty bikinis have to do with sports? They Victorian-era London had tens of subtle, but a few like "I Want Your don't seem very practical for water thousands of prostitutes (more than Sex" don't bother to mince words. sports. Or if one chooses, the magazine they do today and that was before Safe ToafMiaChMk Listen to the disc jockeys and their can be quite up front about sex, for ex- Sex) and Victorian-era erotic books are shows. If there is a male and female DJ ample Playboy, Playg/'riand a whole spicier than anything written today team, chances are that sexual innuendo slew of others. They do have good arti- (and in fact, they're being reprinted by Christopher J. Dawson makes up a large portion of their mate- cles, though. now and are available at your local rial. So we're surrounded by smut, under bookstore). Sex. Interesting word, isn't it? Just Movies are guilty of corrupting us, siege from slime and completely at the So what can we do? I suggest noth- the mere mention of the word can prick too. How often do movies seek a "G" mercy of sex. But is it such a bad ing. There is nothing wrong with sex. It up everyone's ears. When someone rating? Usually they'll throw in enough thing? Face it, next to eating, sex is our is entirely a personal matter. If people hears "sex," they just have to find out swear words, sexual content, or nudity most powerful drive. It's one of those wish to be promiscuous, let them, as what's going on. It's amazing too, that to at least attain a "PG" rating, or go deep down drives that are almost im- long as they don't hurt anyone. Of for such a so-called naughty and essen- to the limit and get the "R." Some possible to supress, being from our course, this is the era of AIDS, but tially personal topic, we are completely movies like "Dangerous Liasons," "9 early prehistoric days. Hell, the cave- people are not going to stop having surrounded by it and make such a big 1/2 Weeks" or "sex, lies, and video- men and women didn't even have TV, sex. If people do have a problem with deal about it. Sex is everywhere. It tape" feature sex prominently in their but they seemed just as susceptible as sex and are against premarital sex or permeates almost every aspect of our themes. And if mainstream film isn't we are to pursuing the Act of Lust. It's sex for anything else but procreation, society. I guess we're just a society of enough, one can just go to their local a good thing, or we wouldn't be here then that is their business. But one fact sickos, huh? videotape rental store to grab a copy of today. that no one should overlook is that as Turn on the TV. Nearly every show "Terri's Lesson in Bondage" or the Humankind's history is pretty much long as there are human beings on this on TV nowadays has sex in its storyline old classic "Debbie Does Dallas" and awash with sex. A lot of governments planet, sex will still play a major role in somewhere. Well, maybe not the view them in the privacy of their own have risen and fallen on the basis of sex society and will still be one of human- "Cosby" show, but give it time. home. and many of our great leaders whom kind's favorite interactions. Which There's very little on the television that Sex is also prevalent in the medium we have been taught to respect and isn't all too bad, when you think about doesn't have sex, somewhere, some- of the printed word. Many of the so- honor for their service to their country h. how. America's favorite entertainment called "classics" feature sex in their have been found to be nice, normal, medium is bombarding us with man- storylines. Harlequin Romances are human beings with active sex drives kind's favorite sport. Turn on Geraldo quite popular with the reading public (which shocks some people). Service to and he's featuring teenage lesbians. and they usually have a pretty spicy sex one's passions has played as much a Oprah's got a lingerie review. Phil's scene in each story. Writers and adver- part in history as service to one's coun- talking to pornographic film stars and tisers know that sex sells, so they lib- try. ::.c It'.:: Sally Jesse Raphael is discussing three- erally annoint everything they do with Is it possible to repress sex in soci- somes. And they aren't just talking sex sex. ety? The Victorian-era British tried to are always during sweeps week, either. Look at Sports Illustrated. Their do that. They even went so far as to Sex is a hot topic in other aspects of - swimsuit issue is their most popular is- advocate putting skirts around piano the media as well. Listen to the radio. sue and has spawned a whole bunch of legs, so no one would feel lust at seeing ■ From Condoms, page 4. "I think a recent report in The BG tant now because there is a nation-wide News showed that a vast majority of epidemic of multiple sexually transmit- the people who purchase condoms pur- ted infections in this country. chase them in stores. Keeping that in "College age students and students mind, I think I would want to find out at the University are clearly involved in how many people in residence halls this situation," Kaplan said. who use them, purchase them in stores, "If, however. University administra- at the Health Center, or machines in tion gives the message that 'No, we are restrooms." Kaplan, however, said "it not putting condom vending machines is less threatening to buy a condom in the residence halls.' What is the mes- from a vending machine," than going sage? Is the message that 'We do not to a store to purchase one. think you should have sex?' My inter- pretation of that might be 'Hey, they Fray said the Student Welfare don't think condoms are all that im- "The Best in Main-Stream Rock" Committee is considering conducting a portant and if they did they would put survey to see how students feel about the vending machines in the halls. Live Entertainment 7 Nights A Week the matter and "depending on how "I think it is a pretty straight- Tuesday Wednesday Thursday quickly we get the information back forward issue. I think that one of the Singles Night College ID Ladies Night from the other universities and how candy slots in one of the candy vending BUD LIGHT Night No Cover for the long our phone power (for conducting machines should be replaced with a NIGHT tree admission Ladies the survey) takes, I would say within a condom slot. That is not a big deal. REDUCED with valid ID month or two after Christmas break, PRICES BUSCH BY You do not have to put in a new THE BUCKET we will be able to take a stand on the is- machine and then condoms are availa- sue." ble in the residence halls," Kaplan Friday and Saturday Kaplan said if the University takes a said. reduced cover before 9:00 p.m. stand supporting the implementation Sunday Monday of condoms in residence halls, they When asked about sale of condoms Quarter Beer Night Monday Mania & would be sending a message "that sex- in residence halls, Cliff Boutelle, direc- VIETNAM VETERANS Football Night no cover ually transmitted diseases are a real tor of public relations, said. "The sale JAMBOREE of condoms in University residence free video games 8 problem and use of condoms is really pool tables important. I think that the message halls has not been considered and is not might possibly be one where people are being considered at this time. There Happy Hour Every Night form 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. more influenced by University admin- simply has been no great number of Byrnegate Plaza istration than they are by whether the requests for them." 135 S. Byrne (near Hill), Toledo 531-1311 University administration approves of THIS WtEK FEATURING HOUYWOOD WED SAT them having sex. Kaplan said currently students at the SUNDAY FEATURING THE VIETNAM VETERANS JA*MO« E "Condoms do provide significant University may obtain condoms at the E-QM bands mtlud«ng HUTCH RYDER <** perform Ooora open at 2 00 pm TK*#I» •v»*»Ne at ooor M proc**d* go to protection against sexually transmitted Student.H^JUjCenter/luringthe■, . fliseases and that is particularly impqr-j ,■■■■■•.•■■■ ■■■Iv. ■■■■■'■■■■■■.'■ ■ ■.•■•■■■ ■■-.■■ ,...■■ .- 6 ucc Friday M«gazine/Nove«ber 17, 191* Spicing up the soap operas with sex by Gina Hartman cheering for a good play and hissing a placed? Of course there is no actual someone is getting wet with someone fumble. nudity, but some of the lingerie being else, usually in the middle of the day. Remember the good ol' days of day- It would be different if these scenes sported on soaps these days is sure Don't these people have jobs? Oh lime TV? The days when you could sit were done well, but most of the time pushing the issue. yeah, this is soapland. The land where down and watch your favorite soap they are not sexy but just plain hilar- Not to be prudish, but I enjoyed women wear high heels from morning opera without having to witness cheesy ious. I remember one scene from watching soaps when the sex scenes to night, where everyone has time to sex-in-the-making scenes. The days NBC's "Another World" in which the were done in good taste and when have two hour lunches with everyone when romantic embraces and extended full impact of how bad sex in the soaps romance was more the focus. Now, else, everyday, and where the kids are kisses were as far into a character's has gotten really hit me. Two charac- almost nothing is left to the imagina- always sleeping. sexual psyche as we got. ters, Jamie and Vicki, had a scene tion and the scene is dominated by sex- I know sex sells and that soap operas which included close-ups of their hands ual images constantly. are forced to compete with the ever de- gripping the sheets, slow motion shots What really irritates me is when, in a creasing attention span of their of them throwing back their heads, I typical soap opera plot, two lovers are viewers. They also have to compete guess in ecaasy.and plenty of shots of separated for some reason and one is with each other for ratings. But for the two lovers making "those faces." having a memory or flashback of the NBC's "Santa Barbara" to ask us to Commentary You know, those faces. The ones that other. It is almost always of the two in believe that a character, Robert Barr, look like either A) you just put a hand- bed. Were these two total slaves to pas- was able to spontaneously build a Not anymore. Sex has permeated ful of worms in your mouth or, B) sion? Did they do nothing else but have makeshift hot tub for a prospective daytime drama. The camera no longer someone just kicked you in the shins. sex? There must have been at least one love interest, Kelly Capwell, in the stops at the bedroom door, it tags non-sexual happy memory. Not in the middle of an undergroud mine shaft And as you may have noticed, soaps soaps. during an illegal explosives in- along behind the characters, forcing are also showing a lot more skin than And what about the frequency of us, the viewers, to become unnatural they used to. Where are the censors on vestigation was a little insulting. third party spectators. It makes me feel hot tub and pool scenes? It seems at some of these in-bed scenes in which least once a week on any given soap, like I should be sitting in a grandstand the sheet or blanket is so strategically I am able to suspend my disbelief while watching TV as well as the next person, but there must be some kind of KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA logic involved. As far as love in the afternoon goes, the engaging charac- ters usually have no thoughts about the possible consequences of their actions and consistently convey to the viewers /.. WHO WILL THE LUCKY 0* that it is OK to have sex with anyone, 9 anytime. Is this a healthy message? ? If for nothing else, watching a soap TURKEY BE? ***.. £ ? .vN*^.^ opera is an escape. It can be therapeu- o* tic. But concerning the trashy treat- lAy ment of sex on soaps these days, the 7 writers, producers and directors could ^ clean up their act. \<3 HUHT fi/ o te> .„ 7 CHRIS DAVE BERGER m > East Germans CHRIS QUINN crossing Berlin \ Wall seek sex HAMBURG, West Germany (AP) East Germans swarmed into Ham- v V burg's infamous red-light district but found out in a hurry there were some % things communist currency couldn't % % pAUL buy. ***** % "They all want to pay with alu- BILL DEBBANE 1 minum money," one St. Pauli district r'M *<«■ prostitute complained Saturday night, 1u 8 - %, A / J**"** ** BANDEEDERMER fc 7 | referring to the East German coins. DAVEMOORE Making use of their new travel free- dom. East Germans crammed into «#** * "J " **<* W \ 9* i »0 n ^ $% HICK?* " \ Hamburg sex shops as well, leafing B n through magazines, examining mer- chandise and getting a close look at CHft/s what they've long been told is Western BU t> moral decadence. 1 <** *SQN & Qb im EDWARDS *h "9 1 c "It was a madhouse the whole day," * SPAN THOMPSON #0 HORIZONS New horizons lay before him. MOTHERS All things possible, choices unlimited The storm woke me Burning brightly, the fiery soul stepped out. Sound of cracking thunder His fears all that could inhibit htm. rumbling and moving closer fast like a bass drum Sucess came fast — too fast, perhaps; At the same time quick-flashes He never learned dreams sometimes fail. on the wall like a newsman Disillusioned, he turned within, shooting pictures in the war zone m% Imprisoned in an inner jail. The air's still hot oppressive heavy like choking dust The fire in his soul almost burned out, 1 go to the door Broken Dreams mixed with dying embers. look across the small porch A more carefree time of hope and vision — rain-driven '•.< ',' This is the scene that he remembers. The force and energy of the wind the hurry water falling twisted and driven by the wind Glancing through the window bars. flashes To move beyond this wall he yearns. The street a highway water streaming As he dreams again, the cell door opens — a few cars race past throwing spray He always held the key, he learns. the world in a hurry racing the storm Hopes and dreams cannot die, you see; A large limb tumbles across In inner strength their power lies. the walk no crash in the Ripped apart, yet still alive; war zone Submerged, the seek again to rise. Even in the half-light I see its green by Rob Waddington Spray blows back through the screen it feels good against my Copyright 1989 face I watch green leaves in clumps falling pushed and broken carried down the street by the water Untitled I wonder if Dan is sleeping or if he's running with his pillow Falling from favored heavens And brushing back to the closet under the stairs. Usually he Precipitations from a dry sky Each glinting point takes And thoughts of you alike Stirs thoughts of Missy with him. Cast themselves upon me Those descending elsewhere I wonder about the birds whose excited Blanketing, swirling Adorning your lashes, your hair chirping wakes As I marvel And I imagine errant currents me each morning, At each new pirhouette Brushing them as I would. whose slow lonely calls are the last Of a unique star. thing I hear before I fall asleep at night And the squirrels always busy searching So caught up, rising again running and storing Walking to work The rustle of swirling crystals, 1 see the twisted nest on the ground The whirl of cascading images Con- some of the twigs pulled into a joined in concert separate clump along the walk Make the beautiful music 2 dead fledglings where they fell That the two in one in What could the mother do A time together create. by Carole Beard by Dan Wetmort copyright 1989 copyright 1989 Robert Kelly's Flowers the means by which we Free Spirit learn to say we know to explore expand narrow Out of the past you return Thanks for the memories experience the experience To float through my life like a dream No looking back for regrets of looking through other And since I've grown up Remember me with fondness eyes the sounds relation forms I know I can't hold you. As you roll on with the tide. compacted after 45 books I won't even try And if you ever need someone. 45 minutes I'll just think of you and smile My fly-away friend, And hope that you do the same. I'll be around. by Carole Beard And I'll smile when I see you leave again. copyright 1989 by J.C. Garner Friday Magazine/November 17,19*9 oca 9 Differing opinions on pornography by Chuck Travb ual behavior and pornography which does not." There is no evidence to The neon glows around the triple X's show that the latter type is harmful that adorn the marquee of the adult said McCaghy, rather, people do use it book store. Inside, shelves of maga- as sexual release. zines line the walls. Magazines that are fronted with pictures of naked women "Pornography allows people to fan- and men. The patrons of the store are tasize and even though it does show for the most part anonymous. Their women, men and sexuality as objects, gazes cast down — they could be from people usually can distinguish between any socio-economic class. They shuffle what is fantasy and reality." through the aisles, leafing through the magazines. In the back of the store are Barb Palicki, a detective with the booths where one can view films of personal assault unit of the Toledo sexually explicit material. Some would Police Department, thinks differently. call the material pornography, some "Every sex related crime that we have would call it harmless entertainment. investigated has been shown to be lin- ked with pornographic materials." In- Bill M. (whose name has been dividuals have used pornography as a changed due to the sensitive nature of tool to commit sexual crimes, Palicki this story) is a man who has made sex- said. ually explicit videos. He considers it a venture done for "kicks." Although A classic scenario in child-related sex no longer involved in the production of offenses is to lure a child into watching such videos he is a person who filmed a pornographic film or look at pictures his friends and aquaintances having of other children engaged in sexual ac- MX. tivity. The child is then enticed by the offender, "it's okay... see, they are "I had a lot of money and was bored doing it ... wean doit." Palicki said at the time ... there were people that I this scenario is common and porno- knew that wanted videos of themselves graphy for some individuals goes screwing, I guess so they could look beyond fantasy. "The Ted Bundy case back when they were old and laugh," exemplified the effect that pornogra- Friday/Greg Horvath Bill said. Although he never made phy could have on an individual." One of Toledo's tduli movie (beaten. these videos for profit, he did run a strip club. "My brother and some of Regardless of whether or not porno- that And their sexual release in perverse there is the sound of someone's breath my friends worked in the club. It was graphy is harmless entertainment to and illicit ways." coming in stitches, there is the sound of frequented by executives from down- some, others have used it as a means to steady rocking and then gasping. The town and by fraternity men out to get spur themselves into sexual deviance, You enter the booth and the Him be- sounds are not from the film, rather drunk and have a good time." Palicki said. "There seems to be no gins. The film is stark and bold. On the they are from the individual in the boundaries as far as the material itself screen a couple is engaged in rough, booth. The film ends. There is silence Bill does not see what he did as is concerned. From soft core to hard brutal sex. The woman has a dog collar and there is darkness. harmful, rather he sees it as providing core to kiddie porn, it all exploits sex- on. Their moans are undistinguishable entertainment. "The people protesting uality and it bolsters those individuals as passion or pain. In the next booth 'pornography' actually don't know much about it... I think for the most part they are lonely people looking to belong to something — so they join in protesting something they don't under- ■nrrzvzstf^MfRV" at TMTOS (HMUrlNl stand." According to Bill, protesters are not really aware of the wide-spread use of pornographic materials for entertain- Admission ment, such as privately made sex 007~ videos. $1.50 "The people participating in the videos for the most part knew each l/CFJVCF other or were dating... it was a lot of partying, we didn't use prostitutes or ToKiu have any homosexual encounters... it was just harmless good fun." Charles McCaghy, professor of so- ciology, said it is the violent type of pornography that can be harmful. "A distinction must be made between por- U\ nography that perpetuates violent sex- Friday, Nov. 17 and Saturday, Nov. 18 in EVA MARIE SAINT THEATER 7:30 p.m., 10:00 p.m., 12:30 p.m. It ODD Friday Magazine/Notcakcr 17, UM STDs still prevalent in the AIDS age Major symptoms by Tempo Bieriey "Sexual intercourse without con- is also readily prevented if monitored. for various STDs doms is like driving 1-75 without Kaplan said herpes can be life threaten- Life is a succession of choices and brakes. There is no guarantee you will ing for newborns, but these deaths u- 1. AIDS: some kinds of pneu- one choice everyone faces is when to crash without them, but you certainly sually are prevented by careful moni- monia, some skin cancers or become sexually inlimate. Accompany- run a high risk." toring or Ceasarean section. Fetal more than three weeks of per- ing this decision are reactions triggered deaths (through tubal pregnancy) also sistent, unexplained fever, night by feelings of loneliness or love which Students who are aware of a few may occur in chlamydia victims. sweats, weight loss, diarrhea, often take the place of reality and logic cases of STDs at the University may be However, such serious effects are rela- swollen glands or fatigue. (Many and bring consequences which could surprised to learn those victims are tively rare. Kaplan said other major ef- of these could be signs of other have easily been avoided. One such hardly alone. Kaplan said there is a one fects of chlamydia are inflammation illnesses) consequence is sexually transmitted in four chance that your sexual partner and scarring of the reproductive or- diseases. has herpes or is carrying the virus gans, infertility and pelvic abscesses. 2. GONORRHEA: which causes genital warts. Men- painful urination, dis- Joshua Kaplan, director of Student Many of these can be treated to pre- charge from penis, testicle pain Health Services, said "STDs are a According to Kaplan, approximately vent these side effects so carriers can Women- painful urination, problem nationwide including this 10 percent of current University stu- lead normal lives. Unfortunately this is vaginal discharge, abdominal campus" ... a problem which could be dents are carrying the chlamydia bac- not true for AIDS. No cure exists for pain greatly reduced if only people would teria. the human immune deficiency virus engage in "smart sex." (the virus which causes AIDS) and the 3. CHLAMYDIA: same as People often are not aware of their deadly virus steadily attacks cells mak- ********* own susceptibility. Kaplan said the Gonorrhea, but often no sym- ing a person more and more susceptible toms t most common misconception concern- to illness and infections. To combat the ing STDs occurs when people think, "I constant threat of AIDS as well as pre- * don't have any symptoms so I can't be 4. GENITAL WARTS: small * CAMPUS vent infections from other STD Kaplan raised bumps, usually with irre- * infected." The second most common advises people to think before they act * POLLYEYES error is that "University students and (short of abstinence) suggests gular rough surface in genital * underestimate the risk associated with "sexual intimacy without sexual inter- area * "A Gathering Place" * STDs when getting involved with a new course" and "use of a condom each partner." and every time until you are certain 5. HERPES: blisters become * * NOVEMBER SPECIAL * * you are with your lifetime partner with ulcers, usually pain in genital On this" campus there is a 50-50 area * chance a new partner is infected with whom you are ready to begin a fami- ly." * one or more STD. he said. 6. SYPHILIS: 1st stage-pain- » $4.00 Since most STDS are treatable, there less ulcer in genital area 2nd * Genital warts is the most common is little concern over the psychological stage- fever, joint pain and rash SMORGASBORD STD because people cannot tell they ramifications, but Kaplan said counsel- * have it. Kaplan said people typically do ing is available at the Health Center. * not show symptoms. This leads to pro- Kaplan and Shelley Travis, graduate All you can eat longed diagnosis and often repeated fellow in psychology, said STDS are *• Pizza & Salad * treatment; none of which is 100 percent most tramatic for AIDS victims who >f Tues, Frl, & Sun. 11-9 * effective. Kaplan said the major have little hope and have to learn to danger for genital wart carriers is the cope with the fact that they are dying. 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Conse- to grips with it. quently, "they get caught up in a mo- "If you never really thought of what ment of passion which they later re- your values are, your behavior (will be) gret," she said. left to circumstance," Faye Morgan, When asked if they thought sex was health educator for Student Health wrong, each student also had varied Services, said. opinions. Vermillion said premarital Three students were asked in what sex was wrong for her but not for order they thought those words should everyone. "If it's necessary in their re- come and all three came up with three lationship, then it's not my place to tell different conclusions. them they're wrong." Amy Vermillion, a sophomore pre- Although Jackie is sexually active social work major chose love, marriage now, she said premarital sex has hurt and sex. She said her parents reared her her. "In my past relationships, I didn't that way and her father is a minister. think it was wrong but now that I've Jackie (not her real name), a sopho- grown older, I feel that what I've done more pre-med major chose love, sex in the past is deteriorating my present and marriage. She explained, "If you'- relationship. re going to get married you should "In the future, if I would break up know that person on a very intimate with Adam, I would not have sex with level. I believe in one marriage so that the next guy I dated or several guys level of intimacy is required before 1 after that because I feel the re- will marry that person." lationship needs to be much, much Jackie added that child bearing stronger before I have sex with them. would be a chore if her husband failed I'm learning from my past mistakes." to be a good sexual partner. For Adam, morals do not enter his Her boyfriend Adam (not his real views on premarital sex, he said. name) said he was indifferent about the The views of one's parents and his or order marriage and sex came in as long her closest friends have the biggest in- as love came first. He said he would fluence on his deciding whether or not have sex depending on the preference ■See Premarital, page 12. 1* r I*r Photo Illustration by Greg Horvalh r X r r The r I** wild I* funtier I* r Over 18 Admitted r Located 10 minutes north of r Bowling Green on rt. 25 Formerly Buttons I* r Proper ID required 874-2253 r I* iliifiT.titiT.tiTUfTfTfffTf - 12 aau Friday Magazine/November 17, !»•» VAX networks contain sex messages by Laara Hardy research purposes and to communicate turn into debates, such as the argu- that appear in their entirety on the with other Vax systems. Applying for a ments over whether the size of a male screen are incredibly graphic and leave In this age of computer technology, Vax account is not that easy, though, sexual organ really makes a difference little to the imagination. we are all familiar with such terms as since you must have a reason for need- and which method of birth control is It seems to be that messages in the "computer games" and "computer ing one, which has to be approved by most preferred. sex newsgroup also have to contain dating," but how about "computer Computer Services. It then takes Messages are posted in the sex news- references to sex. This may seem ob- sex?" And what's more, computer sex several days to be logged on to the group by people around the country vious, but in one message, the sender actually exists here on campus. system. and around the world. One of the mes- wrote simply that it was his first time Wait a minute, though. It's probably As an undergraduate student, you sages was sent from Sweden. Several posting a message. A respondent in- not what you are thinking. (And the most likely will not be able to apply for others were from Canada. formed him that by not including any possibilities are undoubtedly endless.) an account. However, if one of your Readers can either respond to a mes- sexual references, he was breaking a What "computer sex" refers to in this friends has one and is kind enough to sage already posted or they can post sex newsproup rule. case, is a particular newsgroup found let you sneak a look into the sex news- one of their own. If the nature of the on the University Vax system that con- group, you can find out for yourself message contains explicit language or A few messages down from this par- tains humorous files about various as- just exactly what is in those files. sex, the sender can code the message, ticular one, another person wrote to pects of sex, including relationships, There are several categories in this but readers can easily decode it by admit it was also his first time posting a single people, nudity, unusual and newsgroup and more than 100 mes- pressing Control X on the computer message. However, he had apparently alternative practices and general in- sages per day can be found here. New keyboard. read the previous message about break- formation. messages are posted almost every day i ing the rules, so he included his penis This last category contains much while the older ones disappear, so it is Although there are no official rules size in his message, just for continui- practical and technical information, hard to read every message in every and regulations pertaining to the con- ty's sake. such as why condom packages do not category on a daily basis. However, tents of these files, there is some form have expiration dates printed on them reading about half of one category is of censorship, conducted by the Net Not all people follow the rule about and where to send away for adult enough to give you the gist of the con- Police, whose job it is to pre-screen all including sexual references, however. videos, books and toys. tents in the sex newsgroup. messages. Every once in a while, the Several consecutive messages debate Before you rush to the nearest com- The category entitled "Sex," for ex- reader sees a statement saying that the the existence of God, while others are puter to access this newsgroup, you ample, includes, among other things, message occupying that space has been merely quotes from movies, famous should know that you can only access it several short fictitious stories contain- censored. people or songs. "The brain is a won- if you have a 785 account for the Vax ing explicit sexual scenes written in derful thing; how I wish I possessed system. One of three accounts availa- graphic detail. There are also messages Whenever that statement appears, a one," wrote one person. Another ble through the Vax, the 785 account is addressed to Vax readers asking for reader's curiosity is usually piqued quoted Stephen King's book It. "God usually only given to graduate students advice or responses to various sexually- about the contents of the censored loves dogs, children and the cataclys- and faculty members, primarily for related topics. Often, the responses message, since many of the messages mically STONED." ■ From Premarital, page II. :— to be sexually active before marriage. According to Joanne Navin, a re- In Jackie's case, her parents totally they have sex. So he began to have sex Vermillion said her parents and gistered nurse who works for Student avoided the topic of sex with her, but when he came to college. about half of her friends do not believe Health Services, most families avoid not with her younger brother. "They Adam said the benefit of having sex in premarital sex. She decided in high the topic of sex. Most kids do not tell taught him everything about concep- erased the myths he had from televi- school not to have sex because most of their parents they are sexually active tion, about diseases, birth control, sion and movies. However, he said, her friends did not. "I made the de- and most parents would rather choose even good ideas about (sexual) posi- "You always wonder if you're partner cision when I was I5 years old and now to think of their children as not being tions but with me it was taboo." thinks you're good enough, if your I'm standing by it." sexually active. Instead, her boyfriends influenced partner wants to have sex and how her the most. When she was 15 years often." old, her boyfriend physically forced Jackie said she believes that sex with her to have sex for her first time. She the right person gratifies and adds to said after that episode she decided thai the relationship because it deepens the since she had done it once, it would no love. "But I'm not saying to do it with matter if she did it again. Adam's par- every single man until you find the ents strictly forbade premarital sex right one." She said in her next re- "for the typical moral reasons," he lationship she may put off sex until one said. In high school, however, he said week before the wedding. most students were sexually active and "Beyond the normal fears of disease bragged about it. and pregnancy," Jackie said, "premar- The influence of his parents and ital sex ruins many relationships (and) friends at school canceled each other more often than not, it deteriorates out. Then he met Jackie, who insisted rather than enhances a relationship. "Many times the relationship ends up being only sex," she added. Wedding Vermillion said the benefits of not Apparel being sexually active include that she is neither pregnant, nor has an STD (sex- ually transmitted disease), and she is a virgin. forward She added, "I know I'm not ready for the emotional commitment it (sex) involves, so it's really not that hard to 107 Louisiana Ave., stay away from it." Perrysburg However, fighting her hormones and the accessibility of sex gives her a prob- lem. "When your hormones are going Mon ihru Wed... 10:00-3:00 Thuri 12:00-8:00 full tilt and you know you can get sex Fri. and Sal 10:00-3:00 when you want it, it can be really hard to pass it up. "It comes down to a stand with your 874-0146 own morals, if you're going to abstain or give in." , Friday Maga/ine/Novewber 17,19W non 13 Rack of Lies. 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