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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Explore the world in Friday Magazine THE BG NEWS Vol. IS Issue 27 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, October 10,1986 Botha cuts opposition group funds JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Azhar Cachalia, its national treasurer. imposed June 12, Cachalia said. members in 850 affiliated civic associa- national organization for funding of (AP) - The government decreed yes- He said more than half the annual "This morning's proclamation will tions, trade unions, church and student local programs. terday that South Africa's largest anti- budget of "millions of rands" comes certainly hurt the UDF, but not to such groups. The nation's most prominent "With this decision, the government apartheid coalition cannot receive for- from abroad, most of it from Scandina- an extent that it will be crippled," he anti-apartheid figures are among its wishes to destroy the UDF without eign funds. The group said it expects to via and none from the United States or said. "We fear that in the next few supporters. formally banning it," he added. "This be outlawed within months. Soviet Union. months we are certainly considering Apartheid establishes a racially seg- action confirms that the South African President P.W. Botha issued the or- Cachalia told reporters the multira- the possibility now that we are going to regated society in which the 24 million Sovernment does not hesitate to use der against the United Democratic cial coalition, formed three years ago, be banned." black majority has no vote in national raconian sanctions to attempt to de- Front under the Affected Organizations will challenge the order in court next affairs. The 5 million white minority stroy any effective opposition to its Act, which allows him to prohibit for- week. MURPHY MOROBE, the front's pub- controls the economy and maintains policies. eign funding of political organizations He and the UDF president, Albertina licity secretary and one of those in separate districts, schools and health considered to be under foreign influ- Sisulu, are the only members of the 15- hiding, told The Associated Press: services. Botha acted a week after the U.S. ence. member national executive board who "It's part of the whole strategy to begin Since the state of emergency was Congress enacted sanctions against Botha's action froze 100,000 rand have not gone into hiding or been jailed to emasculate the organization." declared, Cachalia said UDF affiliates South Africa by overriding President ($45,000) in UDF bank accounts, said under the national state of emergency He said the UDF has about 2.5 million have relied almost completely on the Reagan's veto of the bill. Hours added for advising Offices to accommodate needs of evening students

by Michelle Fisher necessary, Joan Bissland, direc- staff reporter tor of adult learner services and evening degree programs, said. If you're one of the many students who can never seem to "The evening degree students get hold of your adviser because had no time to see their aca- of evening classes or conflicting demic advisers," she said. "We schedules, you're in luck. wanted to give some definite In response to the needs of times for them to count on the adult and evening students at offices (being open)." the University, an increasing number of offices are now ex- THE REQUEST for evening tending their office hours to ac- office hours came from the Of- commodate the needs of these fice of Academic Affairs. The students. extended hours will continue if The academic offices will stay enough students take advantage rn until 7 p.m. on Oct. 16, Nov. of them, Bissland said. and Dec. 10. Offices are scheduled to continue the ex- tended hours in the spring se- "We're committed to evening mester on Jan. 14, Feb. 11, and students and this is one more Mar. 11 and 19. way of responding to their needs," Bissland said. "It's a The offices will extend their new thing, and we hope it will be hours on the second Wednesday adequate." of each month with an added BG News/Dave Klelmeyer evening each semester during Bissland said the Office of Marching On advance class registration. Pre-Major Advising and the Sophomore aerotechnology major Jameel Radford and CISG Africa's policy of racial discrimination. But in spite of In the past, many students Registrar's window in the Ad- president Kelly McCoy lead protesters past West Hall while taking demonstrations such as this one, student activism has been on the didn't meet with their advisers ministration Building will also decline. See related stories, pg.4. because of time conflicts. As a recognize the extended hours part In yesterday's anti-apartheid rally. Approximately 100 demon- result, special arrangements for during advance registration on strators gathered in the Union Oval for the protest against South appointments have often been Oct. 16. Pizzeria robbed; Security ready for Bush's visit

by Don Lee and Bess attended in 1985, a few "It's useful to know other law- "The whole idea is to get them gunman escapes enforcement officers and agen- (local police commanders) news editor months after President Rea- gan's September 1984 visit. cies in other cities," he said. oriented to what we try to do in A lone man with a shotgun Manager John Plong said Galen Ash, chief of Bowling "You nave to be invited" by "I've developed relationships creating a secure environment escaped with an undetermined there were probably four em- Green police, and Bill Bess, di- the Secret Service to attend the I'm able to take advantage of for the President and other visit- amount of money after he held eloyees working at that time, rector of the University's Public seminar, Ash said. Local law- over the last year and a half." ing dignitaries," Carmona said. ai little Caesar's Pizza, 112 lit those employees had been Safety department, won't have enforcement administrators, The local police agencies can At the same time, the seminar ercer Ave., late Wednesday instructed not to give out any any trouble working with the like Ash and Bess, who have also take advantage of their "... gives them some creden- night, city police said yesterday. information until the police fin- Secret Service when Vice Presi- jurisdictions where dignitaries chiefs' training should they be tials and greater awareness of ished their investigation. dent George Bush speaks here frequently visit, are particular called upon to protect a visiting the conditions in an environment There was one customer out- Wednesday. candidates for invitation. VTP who doesn't have Secret which is obviously very danger- side the store and none Inside The man fled south toward "It's to the Secret Service's Service protection, Bess said. ous," he said. when the robbery occurred at Hough Street after leaving the They've been to school. advantage to have people like Anthony Carmona, agent-in- The seminar is paid for by the about 10:30 p.m., police said. store, police said. He is de- Both Ash and Bess attended a Bill and myself around," Ash charge of the Toledo field office Secret Service and the police "He just pulled the gun and scribed as being of Mexican- one-week seminar conducted by said. "We have a working of the Secret Service, said the chiefs stay in Washington, D.C. demanded the money, Capt. American or Lebanese the Secret Service to learn tech- knowledge of the community." seminar is "basically... for the Training is at the Secret Service Tom Votava, assistant chief of niques of protecting for visiting The police chiefs also benefit, mutual benefit" of the Secret training facilities in Washington police, said. □ See Robbery, page 3. dignitaries. Ash attended in 1979 Bess said. Service and the police agencies. and Beltsville, Md. Library takes inventory remote storage and were not counted in previous by Beth Thomas years and aoout 300,000 recordings have not had staff reporter accurate numbers reported. The current figures on government documents are estimated, and When Rush Miller took over as the Dean of may change by 10,000-20,000 when completely Libraries four months ago, he thought the number counted by an outside vendor hired by the library, of volumes that were listed as being housed on Miller said. campus seemed a few hundred thousand low. "LOTS OF specifics added up to a lot" he said. So, be had a count taken and the total went from Materials in the Center for Archival Collections t to nine hundred thousand" to an official 1,- and the Institute for Great Lakes Research are not I catalogued volumes. included in the total number of catalogued vol- i doesn't mean the library suddenly received umes, Miller said. B few truckloads of books. Instead, it redefined "These are large and significant, but seldom which materials are counted as catalogued vol- count as volumes, he said. umes. Other Items which were not included in the : "The question is what is catalogued and what count are charts, drawings, photographs, manu- Isn't Is it catalogued just because it is in the card scripts and 1.4 million pieces of microforms. catalog?" Miller said. "volume count is not indicative of the size and He said the library now counts volumes that are scope of a collection. It is only one way of compar- inglibraries," be said. accessible through any kind of record, such as the r Info-Trac computer, as catalogued. 'It seemed odd to me that we had such great Much of the increase can be accounted for by resources and such a low number," he said. the fact that material like periodicals, sound Miller said be was surprised the count only took recordings and government documents are now three to four months to complete. included as catalogued volumes. "I had no idea we could do It so quickly," be Almost 28,000 bound periodicals have been in said. Rush Miller BG News/Alex Horvath Editorial BG News/October 10, 1986 2 Homecoming meant to bring us together One brain better than two? Traditionally, Homecoming is a time for the Besides being in charge of thew- stressed left-brain matters such stuff. rong side of the body, each half as neatness and grammatical One of the ways of accom- return of alumni to join in celebration with old of The brain is in charge of correctness so strenuously that plishing this is to allow yourself friends and perhaps a few new friends. OUT certain thought processes. The their students have all but time to write freely, without Homecoming means a lot of things to different left brain is sort of like Mr. turned off their creative right concern for grammatical con- people. For some it is nothing more man a football Spock on "Star Trek." It's logi- brains. This is most unfortu- ventions and logical sense, but 'tffttf* game and an excuse to party. But there are many cal, analytical and perceptive of nate; although right-brainless simply as a means of exploring. details, but it almost never ap- students are able to write gram- Dr. Rico is especially enthusias- more events planned for this weekend in addition to by Craig Hergert preciates a wry witticism. matically sound essays, the re- tic about an exercise she calls the game, including a pep rally and bonfire, a road The right brain, on the other sults are about as interesting as clustering, which replaces lin- race, a hockey game and several dances. hand, is like a cross between a topographical map of North- ear structure with a freeform Unfortunately, not every student or alumnus Captain Kirk and Robin Wil- western Ohio. system of circled words joined feels as though he or she is a part of Homecoming. Monday I was able to get away liams, with a dash of Oscar The other night I checked out by arrows. Although this method from campus for a few hours to Madison to boot. Like Kirk, it's a book called Drawing on the seemed quite effective at the While some feel as though it is a weekend devoted attend a conference for writing not limited by mere logic. Like Right Side of the BrainM Betty conference, my guess is it will tirimarily to securing donations from happy-go- teachers in Findlay. The Williams, it's capable of soaring Edwards, and discovered some never catch on. It's too inexpen- ucky ex-Falcons, others are alienated by the speaker was Dr. Gabriele Rico, flights of fancy and brilliant more information about the sive. All you need Is a piece of impression that Homecoming social life is domi- a professor of English and Crea- insights. And like Madison, it's relationship between the two paper and a pencil. nated by the greek system. tive Arts at San Jose State, who not exactly organized. brains. Although both brains had some strange things to tell In the political arena, people have duties that they're sup- No, for a method of left brain Others simply view Homecoming as a remnant of us about the human brain. Her whose left-brains are dominant posed to handle, the left brain - disengagement to become all high school tomfoolery, something they would qualifications to speak on the tend to be conservative, or right- being the side that's concerned the rage, it's going to have to sooner leave behind then reminisce about. subject of weird brain phenom- wing. People whose right-brains with getting things done, damn carry a three-digit price tag. I'm But Homecoming doesn't have to take on such ena were several years of study are dominant tend to be liberal, it - tends to grab up every task guessing that even now the good under neurosurgeon Joseph Bo- or left-wing. We have in our that comes along except those folks at GE are hard at work on negative connotations. gen and many years of residing country three major parties: the that are too right-braimsh for it a portable left-brain disengager, The purpose of Homecoming is not directly in California. Republicans (Left-brains), the even to consider. available in pastel colors Tor the related to raising money, nor supporting the foot- It turns out, she told us, that Democrats (Right-brains), and Consequently, most of us businessman who've decided ball team; nor is it simply an excuse to act we don't have just one brain. We the Lyndon Larouche Party (No- aren't as creative as we could be that creativity just might have a irresponsibly. have two. And it's not one of brains). because our imaginative right spot in the marketplace after Homecoming is meant to bring students and those deals where the second brains are being bullied about one is provided in the event that People in the teaching-of-writ- by our goose-stepping left alumni together in the spirit of a University family. Close the first, although, Lord ing biz, by the way, nave too brains. The trick, then, is to Hergert, a teaching fellow in Obviously, not everyone enjoys participating in ws, many of us could use often been left-brainers. In some disengage your left brain and let English from Slayton, Minn., is the same activities or celebrates in the same way. such a plan. cases, writing instructors have the wimpy right brain strut its a columnist for The News. But if students don't have a good time because they What it amounts to is a classic case of division of labor. The refuse to participate, then they have no one to brain is divided into two dis- blame but themselves. tinctly different parts, the left Students should take the initiative to take part in brain and the right brain, each ^^NTOOLSOMEOFTrlEMEPlA Homecoming events. They might be surprised to with its own duties. AIL OF THE TIME ANP ALL OF THE find that they can have fun doing things they once To begin with, the left brain is in charge of the right side of the thought were ridiculous. body and the right brain is in ^IA SOME Cf THE TIME SI, Alumni need to feel welcome when they return to charge of the left side. If you're their alma mater, and it is up to the students to roll thinking, "Wouldn't it have out the red carpet. made more sense for each brain In this way, Homecoming can truly be a "coming to be in charge of its own side? "remember, we're talking home." about the human brain here. Don't expect anything sensible. 'i Letters titled "Studying, not strangling, campus volunteers will invite will earn students good grades. you to consider surpassing the Consider marriage There was one particularly record number of 1985 BGSU disturbing sentence that read, United Way donors. "Instructors are not obligated to This letter is written, in part, accept funeral excuses for ab- The United Way, a concen- in response to a letter by Scott sences." What kind of people do trated, concerted effort to en- Munn which appeared in TheBG we have running this univer- able people to help people, Bean town deserving News on Thursday, Oct. 2. Mr. sity? You mean to tell me that features volunteers such as you Munn's letter concerned, among the University thinks that a and me to both raise and allo- other things, abortion. Although class should have top priority cate all United Way funds with the letter was well written, I over a deceased relative or two out of every three people in of a championship would like to comment on a few friend? our Northwest Ohio region being phrases. One paragraph read as touched by United Way sup- playing the New York Mets, Somehow, Autry made a liv- follows: That will be the day when a ported services. by Mike Royko whose fans don't deserve any- ing at it. A living? He made "The fact remains that men teacher tells me that he/she thing more than mass arrest. millions, and ended up owning a will have sexual intercourse won't accept my absence for a In 1985, a total of $450,000 was When the Mets won their divi- baseball franchise, the ultimate with women, women may well funeral. If I had to choose be- spent on Wood County people in This is the week when millions sion title, the fans ate the field. status symbol of people who conceive, and neither may be tween going to a funeral or get- need - but only $239,000 was con- of Americans must make a If the players hadn't fled, the become rich by peddling ham- ready or able to care for the ting an A, I would gladly take an tributed by Wood County resi- tough decision. Which baseball fans would have chewed them burgers, gum. tax shelters, or resulting child." F. dents. On behalf of the 1986 team do we cheer for? up, too. threatening Black Bart with his A later phrase reiterates the United Way Steering Commit- It's easy for the fans in the If the Mets won a World Se- guitar. idea, "... As long as there is I've been taught in my classes tee, but more importantly the cities that made the playoffs. ries, I suppose that watching The one thing that can be said sex there will be unwanted chil- that life is sacred. Since when do 030042031,766 Bowling Green But for the rest of us, the choice their fans could be entertaining. in behalf of a Los Angeles dren. we consider a grade as being State University employees and is between being a passive Would they put their shoulders championship is that the fans sacred? This is what is being members of their families who bystander, which is un-Ameri- to the Empire State Building would not tear up the outfield The aspect of this letter that I said when one has to choose received services during 1985 can, or finding some artifical and tip it over? grass. They'd smoke it. would like to comment on is the between going to class or attend- from the United Way, we hope reason to cheer for a group of What does that leave us? That leaves us with Boston. total lack of any reference to ing a funeral. I don't think that you will once again "listen to young millionaires who don't Ah, yes, the Los Angeles An- There's a good reason to dis- marriage. Contrary to popular we should have to feel guilty your heart - and give because want their urine analyzed. gels. The choices become like Boston. That reason is Har-. misconception, marriage and about missing a class for a fune- you care." Most fans pick a team because bleaker and bleaker. vard. sex were both designed and or- ral. Terry W. Parsons, Chair they like this or that ball player, Consider: We have a team When Harvard celebrated an dained by God. If we follow United Way Steering Committee or because of an allegiance to a from Texas, home of the na- anniversary this year, it invited God's ideal we won't be in situa- I just hope that those in charge league or a region of the coun- tion's biggest blowhards. And a a polo player from the British, tions where an abortion due to of running this university do not team from New York, home of royal family to be its principal an unwanted pregnancy is an have to attend a funeral. Or Age discrimination But my system is more com- the nation's loudest com- speaker. But a few years ago, it issue. Mr. Munn's letter is an would this be a special case? plex. It's based on whether a plainers. invited John Wayne to the cam-' example of a worst case sce- Lisa Bornlno city and its fans are deserving of And a team from California, pus just to laugh at him. The, nario, a situation which defi- 525 E. Merry, #6 As a non-traditional student, I the priyiliges that accompany a home of the nation's biggest wimps. nitely can be avoided. am encouraged by the fact that championship - setting cars goofies. This is the place where But there's more to the real- people of all ages are pursuing afire, assaulting women, getting the rest of the country sends its Boston than Harvard. In many- Gavin Mckinley Give because you care higher education and that the drunk, and falling out of frees. weirdest relatives. Ask any- ways, it is a truly representative 517 Pike St. University is taking steps to So let's examine the four cities body: "Do you have a nutty American city. Remember how To the BGSU community, accommodate an ever-growing that are represented in the play- cousin?" "Sure." "Where?'' violent it got over school bus- The once-per-year United Way and important faction of the offs. "He moved to California." ing? Funeral unexcused giving opportunity will soon be college community, the non-tra- For compassionate reasons, I Why can't we have teams So my choice in the playoffs upon us. If indeed as Yogi Berra ditional student. could cheer for the Houston As- from sane, unobtrusive places has to be Boston. Sure, it has an I am just appalled after read- reputedly commented..."I set tros. Because of the oil glut, the like Iowa or Rhode Island? embarrassing number of rich, ing a recent article printed in my records so somebody could However, the statements city is economically depressed I have to admit to a special in-bred families that trace their the BG News Friday Magazine break them," the more than 200 made by the president of the and a championship would lift prejudice against the Angels. roots to the Mayflower. But It' Non-Traditional Students' Union its spirits. When I was a little kid , my also has had its share of fine in reference to the traditional On the other hand, when high Sandmother used to drag me to second-generation, political student population are not en- gas prices helped mike Houston t movie theater to watch Gene thieves. couraging. Ms. Capella states a boom town while your city was Autry, her favorite movie star. And it has an old-fashioned THE BG NEWS that traditional students view depressed, did you get a get-well Having been reared in the Old ballpark with a grand tradition. Editor Mine Mclntyre AMI Friday Editor Treosy Baldon older students with a lack of card from anybody wearing a Country, my grandmother I still remember when the great Manegfig Editor Ron Fntz Chief Copy Edrlor Ron Coulter understanding. Furthermore, string tie and boots? didn't know that a real cowboy Ted Williams sent a message to AM Managing Ed Mizol Stewart III Claal Copy EdW Trevoi Pettltord the "non-trad" fosters resent- Besides, the team wears silly- was supposed to shoot villains - the fans by extending his middle News Editor Don Loa Copy Edrlor Bam Murphy ment because "we are curious looking uniforms and plays In not pluck a guitar and quiver his finger. Editorial Editor John Gkaoe Copy Editor John Nemec and tend to study harder." one of the ugliest architectural adenoids at them. Harvard should have made Sports Edrtor Tom Raad Copy Editor Kevin Hammer Gene Autry was probably the him a professor of philosophy. - AM Sport* Edaor Tom Skemnrlti Copy Editor Kjmbeny Own Broad statements and generali- creations in the history of man- ties do not promote understand- kind. A ball park shouldn't look worst cowboy in film history. VWeEoWx JanetPavMto CopyEditor JeredO Wedey Royko is a columnist for the' Photo EdrW AlexHorvam Prod supr AmyCook ing and only tend to perpetuate like a Hyatt hotel lobby. Compared to him, the Cisco Kid AM PtK*>Ed»or Peter Feaman Prod supr Jim Hardy problems, real or otherwise. Unfortunately, the Astros are was another Laurence Olivier. Chicago Tribune. Friday EtHor Caroline Linger Prod supr Steve Iwanokj I have found my classmates to be friendly, helpful, and I have been accepted in the classroom. BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed The BG Nawa Is pubished daay Tuesdsy through Friday during the academe year and Perhaps the traditional student weetdy during the summer session by the Board ot Student Publications ol Bowing Green is not receiving enough credit or HCW CAN Seas University understanding from the "non- A pwrobrnm Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect me opHone ol the BG trad." Could this be a bit of age mrs xeer oo mrmrft'i News QUICK' LOOKM.' t The BO News and Bowing Green Stale University are equal opportunity employers and Discrimination? I wonder. trsHMWMA «**i Sanford MacMlllen do not dlscrtmavjle m hiring practices mr/(,-r •v *^ The BG News wi not accept advertising thai la deemed dtecrimmalory degrading or 331 N. 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by Melissa McGUIivray by corporations to university staff reporter "I have what I would call a fairly typical presidents who sit on their presidential compensation package." boards. Cars, houses and expense ac- counts are benefits given to - University President Paul Olscamp He said he serves only on most university presidents, and volunteer boards, like the To- this University's president is no ledo Symphony and the Toledo exception. LIKE MOST college presi- the American Council on Educa- Arts Council. University President Paul dents, Olscamp's house and car tion in San Francisco, and said He said he does agree with the Olscamp said a special report in are part of his benefits package. he will be traveling to Phoenix, article's statement that being a USA Today this week that fo- He is also provided with a full- Ariz., in November for the college president is hard work. cused on "College presidents' time housekeeper, he said. American Association of Col- cash and clout" was very accu- leges and Universities. "We do get a high compensa- rate. He lives in a $250,000 house THE PRESIDENT estimated tion rate, but work very hard for The articles listed various sal- owned and maintained by the that he spends about 30 to 50 it," he said. "It's more difficult aries and benefits for college state, but he said all the furni days a year traveling. Last to manage a university that to presidents across the country. tureishis. year, he visited 22 American manage a corporation. "I drive a 3-year-old Oldsmo- cities working on fund-raising "The perquisites listed are bile Delta Roy ale." he said. events for the University's 75tfi He said corporate managers pretty well what I have," he "I'm entitled to a new one every anniversary. He said this year are given greater control over said. "I have what I would call a two years, but I like this car, so he plans to stick mostly to Ohio money. Universities are given fairly typical presidential com- why change?" for fund-raising. He has traveled money by the state, and control pensation package." Olscamp also gets a $12,000 overseas twice while in office, over this money is out of the This is a police artist's rendering of the suspect in the Wednesday Olscamp's $95,000 salary is expense account from the Bowl- he said. president's hands, he said. night robbery of Little Caesar's Pizia. about average for presidents of ing Green Foundation for host- Another of the "perks" the Ohio universities, he said. ing University functions. USA Today report listed for col- He also said that if a corporate Robbery He was wearing a gray However, the president will Whenever we entertain for lege presidents was football box manager wants to establish a a Continued from page 1. sweatshirt and a black "very likely" be voted a pay University functions or we hold seats and tickets. However, Ols- new policy, he just does it. But descent, in his early 20s. 5 feet leather coat, and carried the raise in today's Board of Trust- non-entertainment meetings in camp said he does not consider Olscamp must first get support 11 inches tall and weighing shotgun concealed under a ees meeting, said Robert Lud- the house, help is provided," this a benefit, because he must from the Board of Trustees and about 160 pounds. denim jacket, police said. wig. board president. either directly by University go to all the football games. sometimes from the faculty, he The top salaries were Ohio Food Service Operations or "I look upon that as entertain- said. State University President Ed- hired outside, he said. ing University guests and sup- ward Jennings ($119,260), Ohio porting the athletic program," But Olscamp said he is not University President Charles As a college president, Ols- he said. He said he thinks mostu- complaining about his lob. Ping ($102,500), University of camp travels often, he said, and niversity presidents would "I nave been very well treated Cincinnati President Joseph is provided with travel expenses agree with him. by Bowling Green," he said. "I | The world Steger ($102,000) and Miami for University business. One compensation listed in the think most of Ohio college presi- University President Paul Pear- The president just returned report that Olscamp said does dents feel the same about their I is waiting. son ($99,700). yesterday from the meeting of not apply to him is retainerspaid compensation packages."

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I * -ft i X)- t 4 I CATCH THE SPIRIT xj- Today: THIS IS IT Saturday: x> 9*5 register for 7.6K Run (held Saturday), Rec Center 8:30am - 7.6K Run, Ice Arena lot 6:30pm - GET SNAKED - join Freddie & Frieda, the Band, 10-1, 4-8pm - Art Show, Off Campus Student Center Cheerleaders, SIC SIC, and a cast of thousands, as the snake 1:30pm - THE GAME - Falcons host Eastern Michigan H urons, $■ grows. Banners and DO DAS lead the way. Perry Field i - Art Show, Off Campus Student Center 7:30pm - THE OTHER GAME - Falcons Hockey hosts Michi- 7:OOpm - Black Greek Council Stomp Down, Kobacker Hall gan, Ice Arena x}- 8:00pm - Pep Rally - Moe and the team, cheerleaders, band, ll:OOpm - BSU Semi-Formal, NE Commons more, all at College Park. Catch the SNAKE to the Rally x> 8:15 - Bon Fire - THE BIG BURN, College Park 8:30 • BANG! - What has 400 parts and last 4 minutes? The Homecoming Fireworks display. College Park Sunday: 11:00pm - Black Greek Council Dance, NE Commons 1:00pm - Gospel Choir Concert, Prout Chapel xj- L.^J^.

lieve, 'Why protest if it's not to Washington, O.C.this semes- by Jerry Yarnetsky goine to make a difference;' ter for a peace march. The by Glenetta Blair "I think (voter apathy) has to Campus Democrats, said the staff reporter people in the 60's thought they SDunger of the two organiza- reporter do with a 'What difference can I Eiup also plans to promote make?' attitude," he said. mocratic candidates and could," he said. ons, the Peace Coalition, was Political activism may not be After the Kent State shootings Now, the University is home to formed in 1982. Tressel said the average college voice Democratic concerns on in 1970, and amid the furor over two activist groups. But unlike The Social Justice Committee as popular on college campuses student is concerned with school current issues. the Vietnam war draft, it was as it was in the 1960s, but Beth and doesn't realize how impor- "Our plea is to take a step their 1960's amd 70s predeces- operates as a student informa- Cox, vice president of the Cam- easy to find a rally, march or sors, the Bowling Green Peace tion group, co-chairman Bill tant it is to be politically active. back, look at our candidate, look confrontation in Bowling Green Milligan said. pus Democrats, said that period "Students aren't interested in at the issues and make an in- Coalition and the Social Justice maybe over. involving a pro- or anti-war Committee emphasize educa- "We believe you get more politics because it doesn't have formed decision," said Foley. group. tion instead of confrontation. done with educational ways than "The '60s movement came an immediate effect on them," Tressel said they plan to help However, times have changed The Peace Coalition, which with radical confrontations," about as people saw a need to Tressel said. local Republican candidates since then, said Bill Thompson, meets at the United Christian Milligan said. Presenting con- change. In the '80s we can again Both groups would like to see with their campaigns. The Cam- find reasons for change," she more political awareness on pus Republicans are also plan- a member of the Bowling Green Fellowship, tries to make stu- trasts among issues in printed said. Peace Coalition and assistant dents aware of issues dealing pamphlets is the way the Social campus and across the nation so ning a voter registration drive, director of United Christain with world peace and interna- justice Committee usually oper that students can make more he said. Fellowship. tional relations, using seminars, ates. To do this, they subscribe Cox said racial problems, U.S. responsible choices in the voting Cox and Foley said the Demo- "(In the 60's and early 70's) other educational methods and to many magazines and newspa- involvement in Central Amer- booth. crats have major concerns there was just a lot of hope," an occasional peaceful demon- pers, including The Christian ica, and the arms race are is- about issues on international, Thompson said. stration. Science Monitor, Nuclear Times sues which more students should TRESSEL SAID that in 1964, national and state levels. "Today, many students be- The group is planning a trip and The Progressive. be concerned about. the Campus Republicans were a ON THE international level THE SOCIAL Justice Commit- She said that if students were popular group due to President they are worried about the Rea- tee meets at St. Thomas More more aware of national politics Reagan's visit to the campus gan administration's foreign University Parish. they would see why it is impor- during his campaign. policy stance, especially in rela- 1. "We generally are concerned tant to become involved. "Lots of people just wanted to tion to Nicaragua and South with human rights," Milligan But Tim Tressel, president of shake his hand. As soon as he Africa, Cox said. Bowl said. the Campus Republicans, dis- left, they lost their political in- The defense budget and cuts in D See Peace, page 6. agrees. terest." Tressel said. Since then, social programs are two con- 9 attendance has been low at cerns on the national level. Cox ww—m—m Campus Republicans meetings, added. 'n he said. On the state level, she said Attendance is also low at Cam- they are working to keep Gov. FIRST UNITED pus Democrats meetings. De- Richard Celeste in office. Greenery spite their small numbers the However, the Republicans are Campus Democrat's main ob- opposed to Celeste's reelection All You Can Eat ft METHODIST jective will be to register voters because they are worried about $4.25 regardless of party affiliation. Ohio's high unemployment rate, 1 CHURCH Dan Foley, senior political sci- Tressel said. 4-8pm Daily Ministering with both Campus and Community ence major and president of D See Politics, page 6. 0 University Union Soup n- Salad Bar CouP°ns Ac«P'ed WORSHIP 3 Homemade Soups Daily 9:30 & 11:00 WELCOME FOOTBALL AND -one cream soup O+OfOfOtOfOtOfOtO Build a salad HOCKEY FANS AND nWft -choose from 14 fresh toppings PASTORS: BGSU ALUMS!!! 16 different Salads GARY G. 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"I want to sav in plain English ceny by extortion -he could face John is innocent in this case, and Geraldine Ferarro, said his trial that I am simply and completely a maximum of seven years in maybe once and for all we're TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - "As a result, my family is would end "the nightmare we've innocent and know that I will be prison. going to put an end to the '84 The American attorney de- very upset and my secretar- been living" since her race for found innocent," Zaccaro said campaign and the nightmare fending John Demjanjuk, the ies won't go back to work. I vice president. after his arraignment. "I ask FERRARO, WHO said she we've been living for the past former Cleveland auto now have to go back home The charges involve a bribe that you all bear with me - bear had testified before the grand two years," she said. worker accused of Nazi war and try to allay some of the Zaccaro allegedly demanded with us - to hold your judgment jury that indicted Zaccaro, tra- "If I had not run, John Zac- crimes, said yesterday his concerns instead of taking from a cable television company until a legal judgment is deter- ced her husband's legal troubles caro would have been John Zac- family has received death care of John," O'Connor said. in exchange for a franchise in mined." to the attention drawn to the caro, real estate broker. ... He threats. Queens. The indictment charges Zaccaro was released on his family when she became the would not have been John Zac- "My wife called to tell me HE SAID he would ask the that Zaccaro was peddling his own recognizance after his six- first woman vice presidential caro, center of attention, hus- she received letters threaten- FBI to provide protection for influence with Donald Manes, minute court session. If con- nominee of a major party as band of Geraldine Ferraro, who ing to kill her and our family his family. the Queens borough president victed on the charges -one count Walter Mondale's running mate ran for vice president." if I continue to defend John, O'Connor also said he had Mark O'Connor said in a tele- hoped to bring his family to phone interview. Israel but. "My colleagues Demjanjuk is accused of told me I'd be crazy to bring being "Ivan the Terrible," a my children here. One col- U.S. prisoner claims CIA affiliation guard at the Treblinka death league who was forced to camp in Poland during World drop out said his children MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - An Ameri- assisted the program in El Salvador, includ- nista government. Under restrictions im- War II where an estimated were stoned and spat upon," can captured after a Contra weapons supply ing flight crews, maintenance crews and C'.d by Congress, the CIA may not aid the 900,000 Jews and other mi- he said. plane was shot down over Nicaragua said "two Cuban nationalized Americans that tras. norities were gassed. O'Connor said he is having yesterday he worked with CIA employees worked for the CIA." Hasenfus identified CIA spokeswoman Kathy Pherson said the Demjanjuk could face the Siat difficulty in finding an and took part in 10 such flights from Hondu- the Cuban-Americans as Max Gomez and agency could only respond to Hasenfus' death penalty if convicted. aeli lawyer to assist him in ras and El Salvador. Ramon Medina. remarks by repeating its earlier denials of O'Connor said his offices in Demianjuk's defense. Eugene Hasenfus, 45, of Marinette, Wis., Hasenfus said he was offered the job in involvement. Buffalo, N.Y., had been bro- "I have turned down offers said in a nationally broadcast news confer- June by William Cooper, identified as the President Reagan and other U.S. officials ken into and the word "Nazi" of help from Arab lawyers ence that four of the flights were made from pilot of the aircraft. Cooper was one of three also have denied that the plane or its crew spray-painted on the walls. because I don't want the trial Aguacate air base in Honduras and six from people killed when the aircraft was shot had ties to the U.S. government. "It they'd just received a to become involved in the side Ilopango air base in El Salvador. down Sunday by a surface-to-air missile and Hasenfus said he was told he would be threat, I'd say it was a nut, issue of the Arab-Israeli con- "We would be flying into Honduras ... crashed in southern Nicaragua. paid $3,000 per month plus housing, trans- but they managed to get into flict," he said. and we would be loading up on small arms portation and expenses. the (office) building which "I am negotiating with one and ammunition and this would be flown to NIC ARAGU AN OFFICIALS have claimed He said he was employed by Corporate Air has very heavy security, so excellent lawyer, he has de- Nicaragua," he said. "These we would drop the supply operation was part of a CIA effort Services, which has the same Miami ad- I'm taking the threat se- manded his family be moved to the Contras." to help the Contras, who have been fighting dress as Southern Air Transport, formerly riously," he said. out of Israel," he said. Hasenfus said 24 to 26 "company people" for 4^4 years to overthrow the leftist Sandi- owned by the CIA.

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Star explosion Vandalism suspect pleads guilty expected soon Firefighter apologizes for 'Christ image' damage LOS ANGELES (AP) - A once-mysterious cosmic rays Navy astronomer predicts that bombard Earth and the FOSTORIA (AP) - A firefighter pleaded Fostoria and spend two hours speaking to upon myself and my family, and I am very the latest in a series of gar- rest of the galaxy. It is the guilty yesterday to throwing paint-filled students at Fostoria and St. Wendelin high sorry for that. I am ready to accept the gantuan explosions on a dis- first known source for them. balloons at what residents say is an image of schools on the effects of drinking and impul- Sumshment the court gives me, and I only tant double star will be CHERRY SAID astro- Christ on a soybean oil tank and said he sive acts. ope that the people who I have offended can detected Saturday, and scien- nomers will consider the pre- hoped residents could forgive him. Sims must serve two days in the Hancock find it in their hearts to forgive me." tists around the world are diction by Ken Johnston, an Ricky Sims, 34, of nearby Findlay, County Jail. Sims had been drinking when This northwestern Ohio city of 16,000 was watching to see if he's right. astronomer at the Naval Re- 6leaded guilty in Fostoria Municipal Court the tank was vandalized, McMahon said. thrust into the national spotlight in August, They also will try to deter- search Laboratory in Wash- i a charge of criminal damaging. He was City officials in Findlay, where Sims was when thousands of people flocked to the mine whether the blast pro- ington, accurate if the blast charged with throwing about 15 paint-filled a 10-year veteran of the fire department, storage tank to view what some said was an duces mysterious particles occurs anytime this month. balloons at the tank Sept. 22. also have said Sims might face disciplinary image of Christ and a child. Residents say called cygnets, an unex- Johnston said the tremen- action. the image of Christ is still visible, but tnat plained form of matter. Some dous blasts occur roughly ev- Judge William McMahon fined Sims $500 the image of the child was obscured by the physicists believe they found ery 367 days, when an and sentenced him to 30 days in jail and one "I JUST want to apologize to the court and paint. evidence of cygnets after pre- unknown disturbance trig- year's probation, but the judge suspended to all the people in Fostoria for what I have Findlay Fire Chief Maurice Boecker said vious explosions on star sys- gers the smaller, dense star's $300 of the fine and 15 days of the jail term. done," Sims said in a statement he read to earlier that Sims, an avid fisherman, van- tem Cygnus X-3. Others say gravity to suck in huge McMahon ordered Sims to spend 13 of the the court. "There is no excuse that I can dalized the tank because he was tired of cygnets can't exist. amounts of material from its remaining IS days performing community give, and I only wish that I could undo what facing traffic jams on his trips north to Lake "Either we're right and larger companion, abruptly service work with a United Way agency in was a very foolish act. I have brought shame Erie. great heroes for finding new converting matter into explo- and previously unknown sive energy. things or we're just stupid," "We're talking about explo- said Marvin Marshall. Uni- sions beyond our ability to versity of Minnesota physics even contemplate, explosions Caution urged in advertising to elderly department chairman and that would make a thermonu- among those who believe cyg- clear bomb look like dropping DAYTON (AP)-A product Moore, 33, owns Moore & As- She donned her disguise in used in the Wendy's commer- nets exist. a pebble in a lake," Marshak specialist who spent three years sociates, a New York product- May 1979, wearing it up to 20 cials. said during a telephone inter- posing as an old woman said design firm dedicated to devel- hours a day, and took it off in Until the 1950s, such things At least a month will be view. yesterday that health-care pro- oping new products and market- October 1982. In the interim she weren't a problem because tele- needed to determine whether Johnston has organized fessionals must be sure that an ing techniques for those over 50 visited 116 cities in 41 states and vision was new and people were cygnets are produced in an physicists and astronomers emphasis on marketing prod- years old. She met with report- two Canadian provinces. Just beginning to markedly in- explosion on Cygnus X-3, a worldwide to watch for the ucts for the elderly does not ers during a conference on aging Moore said she got a taste of crease their lifespan, Moore pair of stars that orbit each forms of electromagnetic ra- produce junk. sponsored by a hospital. what it would be like when she said. other at the edge of the Milky diation that bombard Earth "That's where the practicing She said her interest in the was beaten by a gang in New SHE SAID business has begun Way at least 217,560 trillion after such explosions: radio professionals are going to have elderly can be traced to growing York City in November 1979, and to respond to the needs of those miles from Earth, said Uni- waves, infrared light and cos- to be more vigilant," said Pat- up with her grandparents. She no one helped. That isolation she over 50 because it realizes they versity of Pennsylvania phys- mic rays, which include ricia Moore, who chronicled her earned a degree in gerontology felt was more frightening than make up one-third of the popula- icist Michael Cherry. gamma rays and high-energy experiences in the book, "Dis- after working as an industrial being beaten, she said. tion and control more than half Scientists believe Cygnus particles, possibly including guised: A True Story." designer and hearing co-worke "After that experience, my the discretionary income. X-3 is a major source of the cygnets. needs of the elderlyand hand- total career shifted," she said. "More and more it's our man- icapped did not have to be con- Now, Moore criticizes adver- That will increase as the next date to help people along," she sidered in new products. tisers who portray the elderly as , , I generation grows old, she said. >.'Y.'i.Y■.■.'Y.'i.V'.■i.yrr■.■.'.'i.V.YiV.^i■'rrriY-.^'■'.^.'.■ .••^■.^-•".'.■.■'•■I-.■•■..'.vI..'.'.v.■Y.^.^y.'.;Yrr,Y,y.-.-.-.-.-.-.-—.'■'.'.■■■■'.'.^.'.'.'.^.'■'■^V.^.•.^■•'.•:•;■^^■'>'•'.'.'.■■ .•■■■.•••••••••.••-,.' ■■.■.'.'. '.'.'.';. said. "We're going to approach "IT DAWNED on me that "dirty old codgers," as she feels "My generation is not going to positive aging from the health- maybe the only way to really a recent soft-drink ad did, or have the poverty situation," care perspective and then it will understand what was happening those who project the elderly as Moore said. 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k - KEEP THE WIN STREAK ALIVE- SATURDAY 1:30 p.m. BG News/October 10,1986 14 Hard-nosed linebacker soft-spoken off field by Ron Fritz an observer's point of view, they said having this confidence way point, each game means a managing editor might think I played a good I can't take all the credit for a helps him stay relaxed during a little more to Schweitzer. Paul Schweitzer has been game. At times, I haven't played big play. It usually comes about big game. "This is it, the end of the line making a lot of noise lately, but as good as I thought I should. THE THREE-YEAR letter and I want to go out every game not with his mouth like the Uni- But I feel I can improve every because the defensive line is winner also said having support and have the best time I can," versity of Oklahoma's Brian game. I haven't reached my in the stands encourages him to he said. "I've backed up Mark i ins worth. The soft-spoken line- potential." putting extreme pressure on the have a big game. His parents Emmons and and Troy Dawson backer lets his performance do Head coach Moe Ankney said quarterback . . . and girl friend, Missy Sullivan, a my first three years, I guess it's the talking and this season it's he couldn't remember senior at the University, attend my turn to have fun now." been worth a thousand words. Schweitzer playing a bad game - Paul Schweitzer most of his games. Schweitzer heads into tomor- this season. "I come from a big family and The aerotech major will finish row's contest against Eastern "I really don't think he has," Schweitzer had 12 tackles, in- I happen to be in the right place we're spread out," he said. "My school next December. He said Michigan University, ranked the first-year head coach said. cluding one which caused a rum- at the right time. The defense mom and dad try to make all of he will probably join the U.S. third in the Mid-American Con- "He has come up with some big ble. He also had an interception. around me also has to support my games. I have a younger Navy as an officer candidate ference with 71 tackles, includ- Elays and outstanding tackles. Last season, Schweitzer th- you for big plays to happen. brother who has followed me when he graduates. Schweitzer ing 42 solo hits. Bowling Green's ie is a real leader for our de- warted a last-play touchdown Although, Schweitzer gets and is more of an inspiration to said if he continues playing as he. middle linebacker also has two fense." pass against Ml) with a deflec- plenty of support from his team- me." has, he can leave the game interceptions to contribute to the MAKING BIG plays is nothing tion to preserve BG's 28-24 win. mates and current coaching That support continued even behind with little regret Falcons' nation-leading 14 new to Schweitzer. Against Central Michigan, he staff, his development as a when Schweitzer wasn't a "Football has been great and thefts. He has led the team in tackles intercepted a pass in the fourth player started back in high starter. As a freshman and soph- I've had a lot of fun," he said. However, you won't hear the every game this season. Against quarter of a 23-18 Falcon win. school. omore, Schweitzer saw most of "But I don't realistically think I 6-2, 206-pound senior talking Miami University, the Dayton "I can't take all the credit for Schweitzer credited his coach his action on the special teams. have a chance at the pros. I have about his performance, whether native had 12 tackles and re- a big play," Schweitzer said. "It at Northmont High School, Ned Last year, he finished seventh seen a lot of players better than it be good or bad. turned an interception for a usually comes about because the Booker, and assistant coach on the team in tackles while me not get a shot. "I just like to get the job touchdown. In last Saturday's defensive line is putting extreme Norm Skaroupka for instilling seeing spot duty. "I'm thankful for what I've done," Schweitzer said. "From 17-3 win over Western Michigan, pressure on the quarterback and confidence and poise in him. He As the season reaches the half- got and I don't expect more."

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(Get Some) Being and The Thing To Get SquaOonandrfeW OUTSTANDING PLEDGE EDUCATION AWARD kale* (rirte and lay (The M Wetd and Check-Cu Mr IJ5 Card The Cad Who Hales Fred Feelgood and Some Vagabond OUTSTANDING CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT AWARD taxi, and toXO Old. DocandrteManSquet* ■:•:•: GRAND SCRIBE EFFICIENCY AWARD Met and Its New Dip NebaandTheBijQ GRAND MASTER OF THE YEAR AWARD- ANDY HOGAN SCHOLARSHIP CERTIFICATE OF MERIT TOP TEN CHAPTER AWARD THE BROTHERS APOLOGIZE TO ALL CADUCEUS /MAGAZINE PHOTO CONTEST AWARD THOSE WHO ARENT ATTENDING.. BUT WE CANT TAKE EVERYONE mmmmmmmmmmrnsmmmmmmmmmm ■IVIVIVJ m BG News/October 10,19tt 15 Football the only 'channel' to entertainment Hie A-Team: That's "A" as in will surely be unrest. The circus (the offense is ranked will tell how much they miss also vanished. Sideline Atlanta. The Falcons, now 4-1, question in Dallas: Who is the number one in the AFC). It'll be Montana as the season wears on. The older dynasties are also have been a suprise hit in the star of this show? Dorsett or fun to see if Marino can put a L.A. Law: The Los Angeles beginning to crumble. The by Jeff McSherry National Football League this Walker? multitude of points on the board Raiders still lay down the law Dolphins, Raiders and Steelers sports reporter year and that's due to budding Small Wonder: There were to ensure a lead. when it comes to defense. The (1-4) are all showing signs of age star quarterback David Archer. some doubts about this program Wheel of Fortune: Ex-USFL Silver and Black Attack owns a and an end to their reign in pro lasting the season, but the quaterback Jim Kelly spun the 2-3 record, but the defense has a football. Cleveland Browns Gerald wheel this year and came away weak supporting cast - the Growing Pains: Browns' The beginning of autumn is a This show has potential McNeil has answered his a big winner with everything in offense. quarterback Bernie Kosar is time characterized by change. greatness if Archer, a free skeptics. his 7.5 million dollar contract The offense has averaged only still suffering from growing up The leaves begin to turn agent, can lead the Cinderella "The Ice-cube," weighing a but Vanna White. 18.4 points a game, which places in the NFL. beautiful colors, temperatures Falcons to the playoffs. It could mere 146 pounds, has slipped his Buffalo's QB has adjusted well a heavy burden on the defense. At 22, the league's youngest drop and summer vacation is also be a real tear-jerker. If way through coverage teams to the NFL and looks bound for After allowing only 181 net starting QB stiff has his over. former All-Pro running back whose mission is to make him greatness. The Bills are only 1-4, yards in their 24-17 victory over problems reading complex William Andrews returns to crushed ice. He has had an 84 but they are no longer easily Kansas City Sunday, the defenses. But he has improved Autumn also marks the form after a knee injury yard punt return and 100 yard conquered by their opponents. Raiders may be ranked number from last year. commencement of a new fall sidelined him two years ago, it kickoff scamper the past two Kelly, who has thrown for 1127 one in total defense in the Kosar does not have television lineup, while may be the comeback of the weekends. Both were for yards and 6 TD's, may be the conference (they were third last impressive stats (he has thrown professional football kicks off a year. touchdowns. It appears this saviour Buffalo has been looking week). for only three TD passes), but he new season. icecube is not just another flash for. Dynasty: Cancel this show. has thrown only one But the armchair Moonlighting: Ez-USFL in the icetray. There is no dynasty. interception. He has also thrown quarterback, who has been star Herschel Walker will be Miami Vice: There's nothing HID. Street Blues: The steep The Super Bowl champion for 1087 yards while completing frothing at the mouth for a taste moonlighting at two positions new in this show. The Miami hills of San Francisco provide a Chicago Bears may be 5-0, but 59 percent of his passes. of pro action, could care less for the Dallas Cowboys this Dolphins' vice is still defense scenic setting for this show. But they have shown their Who's the Boss: The axes are what is on the tube unless it season - running back and and the lack of it has accounted with 49er quarterback Joe Mon- vulnerabilities on both offense already being sharpened. relates to football. receiver. for their worst start ever, 1-4, tana out with a back injury, the and defense. Possibly the Players and fans in Green Bay In fact, if you ask him what a While starter Tony Dorsett under head coach Don Shula. Bay area fans are singing the greatest mistake was in (04), St. Louis(0-5), particular show is about, this has been out of the lineup with The Dolphins have been blues. scrapping their feared "46" Indianapolis (0-5) and San Diego football fanatic might give you a an ankle injury, Walker has outscored by opponents 176-107. The 49ers are 4-1, however, defense. (1-4) can expect coaching unique summary of the show. looked impressive with 56 Whatever the case, there's and reserve quarterback Jeff When defensive coordinator changes. Here's a look at The 1986 rushes for 283 yards (5.5 still plenty of action and Kemp has done a formidable job Buddy Ryan left to coach the The Packers' Forrest Gregg Professional Football Fan's TV average per carry). With excitement with quarterback passing for 1036 yards and 8 Philadelphia Eagles, the Bears seems the likeliest candidate to Guide. Walker's early success, there Dan Marino and his aerial TD's so far this year. Only time chances in achieving a dynasty receive his walking papers. Classifieds Soph, Jr. and Srs - apply now for a mini- LACROSSE CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS tfrtemeNp that lasts one week Gam onthejoo SATURDAY 1.30 PM. 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Home Economics The Bowing Green Council ol Teachera of Footbal Game with WSA, buy your own ticket with the other halt ol the Jefferson Duo Be ING TO SHARE GAS PLEASE CALL SEEME Loading Doc k Mathematics wil hold its annual Make-It Take-It and meet at the Falcons Nest at noon on Sat. there The Phi Pats on October 13. 1986 from 8-9 pm m 112 Ufa Oct 11 AT 352-1898 See Some ol the Best Greg Bushier and Darby Strine 1 Science Coat « $2 tor members and $4 50 lor Ride needed to Naahvee. Tenn the weekend ol Artwork on Campua PERSONALS The Brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsaon extend our non-members Cal Jennifer al 353-1313 for Oct 17-19 Wi help with gas S Cal Kim HOMECOMING ART SHOW rxxxxatutatlona to you on your SAE-KKG Plnn- more informeWn 372-6155 Oct 10 8 30 pm-9 pm CAREER AWARENESS WEEK Ing Phi Alpha Bkrto Reception at 8 30 refreshments INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION The J.M Smuckar Corporation presents X Mas Break Dec 21. 4 00 a m need rider to Membership drive Monday.-Oct 6 through Frl- Oct 11 10 am -1 30 pm and 4 p m -8pm. Culture t*ght" October Ulh. 7 30 In the Edward Dountz. Vice President of Sales GROOVY RECORDS share expanses, and driving tor live days route day. Oct 10 from 8:30 am unN 4 00 p m in tree and open to af Amaru Room Speakers Students wej speak on MONDAY. OCT 13. 7 30 p m 425 E WOOSTER (BEHIND DAIRY MART) 80. across United States to Seines. CaMomla. the BA foyer Broaden your (Ob opportunities1 their experiences while studying abroad OHK) SUtTt UNIVERSITY UNION MON-SAT 11 -8 •Attention Education Major-' arming late X Mas day. 25th 25.000 miles Refreshments wil be served Raffle drawing wH Formal Dress OPEN TO ALL" -WIN A FREE TRIP TO DETROIT" OSEA'a next meeting « Monday. Oct 13th at Cal Bea at 1424-3375 (FinrJay) Cal be held Open to everyone. Ethnic Cultural Aria Program is SDoneortng an 8:30 In 121 West Hal A mock interview wH weskoros HAPPY BWTHDAY BABY JAYNE take peace Don't rmss the tips' essay contest and the winners w* receive an al Have a smurtrsmbow day to chase al the blues expanse pard trip to Detroit 11-14-11-16 of getting older awey Even though you're not a Your essay's theme wfl be Why do you think It leervager anymore, you're sM s baby1 Love Is important to experience cultural diversity? Al Adrie essays must be 300-500 words, typed, double spaced and received by 4 00 pm 10.30.66m Hera Ye! Here Ye' All met know Sherrod Rm tosShatzelHal If you have any questions Singleton she! no longer oaf him by fas raven cal 372-2786 name He anal now be known as TUT -By ENTER AND WIN decree of trie Supreme BevtgP S Pal the Hue al on the head and wah TUT a Happy Birthday

Al the attest lastsona by LEE ZEN» GASOLINE -DEE CEE -LEVI -CAL Hey Cnatloe' rVY-ALBEROY a more at Jeans N Things -531 Thanka for being a great friend radge Open tonne N 8 00 p.m. l heart you?1 Ann BG Cross Country Women- You've been getting letters for 2 wfcs Import rwght II by popular demand 5 Hi 1 every And now Its finely here Sat Over 50 Imported beers reduced below The ALL OHIO MEET! downtown domestic prices Poiyeyea 440 E So get psyched to run the hW, Court. 352-8638 We've got that EIG spirit, and the wM. JEFF SLATER, OSU. Miami. OU and the rest. Imagine We are both reefy flattered that you naked us to WB be so surprised as we put them to the Mat HOMECOMING The 2 of us are sure the 3 of us would have had a great ttmelt LOVE S S We hope these notes have done some good.C BUNNIES. Lynne i Marie From the two people who you never thought would! Jeffry. (My favorite No 10)' Good Luck-Kafliy t Tracy Happy Anniversary Honey1 These past 2 years have been the beat* I LOVE YOU! BethW. McneM. Tm reefy looking forward to this weekend It has one resource bean a great six months Love, Whitney JENNY HORN Thanka tor making my KKG ACTIVATION so vary epectal Your support haa trufy tnapeed BGSU Winter Ski Weeks to Steamboat. Val or ma Love, ■' Bane Keystone with five or seven night deluxe lodg- ing, HI tickets mountain picnic, parties ski race, more, from $142! Hurry, cal Sunchaae JsnK. Tours for more Information toll free Yeah, tfas one's for you! Psyched tor another 1-800-321-5911 TOOAYI euphoric weekend and to dance and romance watt the prince of the Pikes Happy Sweetest for all your Big Sports Weekend! Day. Babel Your pert Dme BG glrl.Sleph Hookey vs Men Fn -Sal 7 25 Footbal vs EMU Sal 1 PM AM NO WF AL 1 M.I FM WSQU Jsn. last weekend waa greet" That one w« be even better, mat nay In your own bed wan Qray. To a greet year and tag brother Brian BIRTHDAY, WEDOSNG. a PARTY BANNERS KAPPA SISTERS for al occaiatonal Activation waa an experience ol a Kerime' POSTERS Thereof a rraSon lor al your encouragement financial needs. for speeches a preeentatione Love. Sana -n- Mcheee REASONABLE RATES Cal 3545008 Kaopaa Start rounding up your dates lor Kappa Koral October 18 « coming qocky Bob, happy one year anniversary tt's been the beat ernes of my Ma Can't waft untl the KRIST1 An official GOOD LUCK on your ORES weekend I LOVE YOU LOVE. TRACI tomorrow but remember Drunken Stupor No 2 Burmos only 2 25 from 11-8 every Sat at la orey hours away Here's to many more and Poiyeyea 440 E Court. 352-8638 also to leaning thumbe. younger men. red head ad elves, boxers, berig VERY cool, end of Check out the latest in course to the prospect of heading south and Fat Fashion at Jeans N Things southwest tor sunenme and the rest world. 531 RktosSt There* for always being there end Deng such a labubus roomie (again) I lo' youi The Adven- Cheers 10 our SAEs Michael and Stave cur ture Continues tonight starts a weekend as great as can be KneenRomaine We're payched to party and we're gonna have Today Oueen of my Heart. fun cur our Homecoming dates are number Tomorrow Oueen of Bowing Green I iLove Chnssy 4 lAchess QoodLuokin Al my Love, Chns MobberMy. Michael TOLEDO Gel ready lor Saturday because It's gomi to be a night to remember We're gonna do I up ngM Love. Rob Knstxi Romame Good kick tomorrow roomte> II be rooting lor you1 TRUST T$ and. Lavs, Karl MEMBER FDIC The) weekend w* make up for the tat Friday Madneas Homecorrvng. and 7 month annrvar- A Trusicorp Financial Company sary It (oat keep, getting better Your lavonte K/lely Lynn Don I lorget that I am wetchng you' ThetaCN, Data Love. Spooks, the kitorrraerl CONGRATULATIONS TO LAST YEAR'S MARK Korey Kerecher * Kethy Bslohsrt 1088 tormetdng Homecoming Courtt HELP US SNAKE PAST Bowling Green locations Beet of lick to you end hold on fl Saturday' The 3000 Where Financial Technology AtoheXTs Dear Rabbit l reefy need iQatlCorry ao time Unas. Comes to Life 100 South Main Street wM reveal that you should stay with me wxt be AneUpeaYX) ntgue, Excitement 1 Spon-I ray lady and fl make you the Oueen of fay lanaoue Interaction Let s have a great time al Heart. UJV, OHF. Thanka Karen, em 327 South Main Street* DELTA GAMMAS rm ao excised to bo a member ol the Beta Mu Chapter Thank you lor being ao apaolal and LISA WHITAKEH GOOD LUCK VrrTrl 1098 North Main Street rraWrvjrrrylranaraonfromOervaon to BG easier HCawECOeaWQi WERE PROUD OF YOUIAXO You're AWESOMEIILI.T.B. LOVE, AMY H AND LAURA S LYNN 24 hour VistaBanc machine Continued on pg. 16 Classifieds BG News/October 10,1986 II

Continued from pg. 15 THE BLACK MARKET IS OPEN 'IMMMT MTaBM-U 1974 VW bug Good ccndXton S500 or best Feaknng vintage dotting--wool overcoats HAPPY •■ITHOATIII f*€-T MMMttM ofter Cal 372-8304. USA. USA M-IW-M-« euaa.twiaHn.etc Alao large inaction ol new love, your Wttee Gup and Del Ho 1974 VW But Runt wel Good mecheracal and uaad racorda Open is Men Sal IBS condition $800. 372-2933. Evenings Oum Conlrali l 2 S Man. Upstart I can't wilt lot Saturday' ALEX, | (My tevome No 101). HAPPY URTHOAYM The Brother, ol Delta Uoeeon I'm looking forward to ma weekend i know » OMntby at uMnsn's Would Bui to wan everyone will be extra apaclal (bacauaa you 1978 Mercury Comet, good conoteon $425or Lpokng lor ■ major met otters INJ career op a great Homecoming arell)X0XOXO Shampoo, cut, I Man beat o.fer (00-4220 prjrlueBot what working to praloct human Do not mn drinking 4 drtvngl My love. Regular $15 NOW $7 50 raaan mo me •nwonmonr? Attend mo En 1879 Trials* Scum. Good condition OOFaleonil June Ths champagne . m. my sun a pressed, and Look your vary beat kx vlronmanW Heath Student meetng. Tuesday. P.8 Am I bang high tchooaah? 42,000 mass. $3000 Cal 352-2528 {day) October u. 4 00. 101 HesaTi Cenler Mr. B. swans our arrival at tha 19A8 Slg Ep 382 3020 (eventreja) Homeoomng. Love. H.I. Thursdsy Oct 9-Friday Oct. 10 MoryToae I lAarttn Evana 382-8818 Beta lloriaKOmng wl be BEAUTIFUL with both Tha aaltrt of Alpha Gamma Deka wlah to con- AJpnoltgi 1980 Plymouth Champ $000 rrm Oem. high gratulate Jenny MaMe and Donna Grit on the* Remember, -Hoar's the Ke, Sir? Would you buy You guys are doing a great lob. Keep up Vie of you there! HM ■ greel weekend Love. a. AM-FM ratio 364-7880 new poMHne on the NMPC Cabnat We know me e drink, huh. plaaae? "Due* 181 good work. Remember The Kappa AceVea bum Amy youl both no i sees] kH) F.I. let'i have a (rest Htmttlralrnl Love Youl el dk>M. greet condition. greet lor it*. or fret $498 Cel Pat Thursday night a "kleri reghl" «t BGSU Theelre ALPHA XI DELTA PLEDOCS- lUMeBfleDU 353-2705 if your name began with "O'—" you can pick up You guys are doing graal wen your pledglngl I'M REALLY LOOXIMQ NHIM TO A Maty Heae. Data Homacommg-lt'i "are1 A big conrjraataaura on your SUPER your two lor-one tickets lor The Playboy of the Keep lemming on thoaa Slgsl We had a reel OvattT aSaaafMD. HOPI THAT YOU AM So glad you'ra my data Bar 102 opana lor rJSetgn Id/ the Homacomirig button'" Weawrn World at the Eva Mane Semi Box Of- good erne with you at Be ekwpovar Sunday TOOtll0)IOWTrMTWrM0KvSXaJTOHAVE For Sate: 4 esaaasleasi dhhg chsks. $6 s drinks t braaxiaai at 10 00 a m Witch out He*, aacond Door university Hal. or caj lets do It again eometrw soon AN EXCELLENT Taasi LOVE ALWAYI. YOUR piece WHAT A BARGAIN' Cal 372-38©g ttanga are gorma gat nuta Ready to try 'Wheel 372-2719 Ths Alpha XJ scaVes KAPPA MB ol Aicohor ■■> Saa ya in tha morning -Al Geology T-Shrte--Sigma Gamma Epeton a H> Thanks lor Vis rowers tool TIMI. KATHY VANUKA Kg 1-sfarts wkh ma Cleoeflia.il logo lor $8.00 Nancy WaKiineyai W. love our pledgeelM Gel reedy lor a wad night Hsy 10-101 You Unaty made « to me big 21' par Mart Colors wared and Okie Sign up aheal Thanks tor bang ao good to ma Vou made n- The day a) coming fast Am as beyond staring knee yet? Looiung lor to order SMJOJ ■ peeled baUde Room 170 si BaOon vary tpecas Love, your Itoe rMRo WANTED Maaarve partying al night long Ilia lain. 102 Met ward lo getting you wealed tonne Pi Rho love Overman Hal. Must be ordered by Oct. 22nd NEW INTRAMURAL SPORT-ULTIMATE October 1 Bth WILL be a Waal" (Wrecker! Didn't gar* I'd tee you again' That • mine 11-11 07 He. FRBBEE -SK3N UP NOWM Entnea due Thura- rally gamps. Wsd. wasn't enough-1 miai wat- 1 Itmats K) auhknse apaeaiiil lor Spring Party oar '73 Okta Good on gaa. heart of gok). day. Oct 10. by 4-00 pm. n 108 SRC Tour- ching you reguertyi AA 1914 Contact La* 354 8181 KDe-ereyou aging body, bumper eackera mckMed $200 or nament wa be held Oct. 18-19 ATTEtmON (LOteDE OUT-WHITE T-eraWN Wear* U.IA0T, best on* 889 4478 To H your EXCELLENT Pi Prat.. LAUNOHY aUT-eJOHDAV S-2J et CMs Any show t tlttili 8»eTn4«)PX>TtA ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Have a WU and Fun Let's meke a sundry dstel Tsk lo me. 384-7208 Onantaaon Leader eppacatuna now analabli n L Meteea You say ra your birthday Happy FOR SALE. CALL 372 8798 406 Studem Services tram 10-9 until 1024 Ikimecomlng Weekend' "The gin who answers peyphonas -8728" Birthday to youl Your Mende da not need lo Twin man and frame $180; 2 dreassr PI Ft! LOfll JAMES PI Phi know" (No need) Love. Boot NorvsmoWng lemeM lo snarl ntcs desk $20; SaarMd baas gutar I caas $160: or I'm glad you choee PI Phil you've bean tha Deal To my Favorite Clubber » Lexer tmrmtn •partmenl lor Spring Cal Mane OX0372 Keeps Slg Hmaticralig la hers at leat.And LiaMEaaerri Beta Buddy-have a great eemeeter Love. Nan- I Juat wanted you to know how greet thnga have 384-2234. you and I wW be having • bleat WK* drinking. JUST WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT I'M VANTAGE ELECTRIC QUn«fl -doubk. pick-up. cyPS Oat payched tor ma Kappa Slg bean and how happy I am Good Luck thkt LOOKING FORWARO TO THS SATURDAV nounaraes needed lo start ept wkh 3 gate. mint condxton $228 or oner NOFOCA SKI Hrjmecomelgli weekend at your drat home Lacroaae game Youl do great could aoeaaent aak tor?H sure It greaiKnow- MORE THAN ANY OTHER EVERYTreTeO IS sprtng timtalir ewadHy doae to campus aajtjTB-awsmsn's SHa 7-$30. Cal Jacqm GOING TO BE PERFECT JUST LIKE YOU' ntsraasid? Cal 362-1886 PI PHI PLEDGES •Your No 1 RM mg yours my OatlCsun things wM be hum- 363-0220. Get Payched lor a Special Week mlngAt Keppa tagssa Homsciomlng.LOTS. LOVE. STEVE WANTED Dorm sen refrtgarakj. Plaeaa cal Why ran whan you can buy batter? Double eUe You're the Beat OUT UsMUflaWM 372-4546 dorm refrigerator New condition Beat ofter. Love. You PI PN Sletera HAPPY 2IITII cal 364-8700 TO OUR SIGMA CHI HOMECOMING DATES Vou'rs s greet roommekl! Ws love youl Sari. JASON. DAVID. RON I BRIAN CEUA CA$TELLANO Fun and laughter, aaatsa and taaraWa'H Eether. I Sue Pooch. THE PARTY WILL BEGM FRIOAY NIGHT Zenah 24" ooax console TV ExceHnl cendt- share It al throughoul MM yearsA better HELP WANTED I put my Good Luck wahoe r wrung ence I A CONTINUE WITH THE NEXT DAYS LIGHT Uea-Htppy Btrthoey roomail You fhasY mads aon. 8150 Cal after 8:00. 352 8511 have no voice to tea you on the phonal See ya FIRST THE GAME. THEN MOUOAY INN trlenderap there coukfn'l beThen the blg- « Boot of ix* n ale ccxrengysort Love. Sandy 10U Vi Maxim MO. Runs wel. eery at Mark's?? WHERE THE FUN WrLL REALLY BEGINi Itttte teem of you end melFlneltyl I love you $10-8600 weekty-up rraang caxxaartl Fajsh ■malKert LariAaslPsMI aaxaisi 0000 mHea. Cal $$$ 4010 WE ALL KNOW ABOUT YOUR HUNCH.. aal-addreeeed. stamped anvslope: A-1, Rumor rae < you'ra m love wkh Harold When a aRarlBJit Regular to wn $50 tl rnarchanrjee at BUT WI_L YOUR DATES REALLY BE BOX 11020 Ventura, Suae 288 Dept P2, Skldto Ct- Chad and Thed: me aaddhg? Aaw. whan Is me election tor *» GROOVY RECORDS Drawing October 18 LUNCH ly. CA 91804 "Q PORCH IALEI Good kick Sasjrdsyl Hope you best ins PUCK StnUgM Board? Good kx* m running lor Com- 425 E Wooeter (behhd Dairy Mart) Open E verytrang lo rurraan your kacnen ncludhg the LOVE. JILL. MAE. KRISTEN I SHARON out of mem" Love ya Oarne end Amy maaxmer'" I know you are Ola awtajhtsall $.A. nacaVa RN'i and LPN't Are you reedy to Mop Mon -Set 11 -8 ssst (double sfimi); Furnaurs. acvracloinee taok Into nuraing? Start over m a caring mv»on LOT* OP -raXABUREIM Fd. 3-7pm. Sal Facherd. To our SAE datee (LADE and TOM CHEE-OtSUNOA... ment Wood County Nuraxig Home needa a h* 11am-7pm 12638 County Hone Rd (Eon rve found more In you than fuel the Meaning ol We are looking forward to a fantastic homecom- IF YOU'RE LUCKY ■as LPN and a part Una RN Cal 353-8411 I hope you aal want to go to Homecoming with Kramer or Portage Fids, on Rt 26 South) Lrla I love you1 Happy October 121 Lesley CHEE-OSUNaA 18-4:30 ing Vou- Pin Mu deles Arm I KrleliP S Wa me An you stl opamatlc? I am ttssP 8 can't find our bathing soils' W YOU'RE LUCKYl Thsy ape* ■ right. OOWEII Men tor crowd control at local bar Friday t Stave Saturday, 0:30-3. Cal 364-1036. ask kx San- MIOlli Farts Secret Satan weekend waa greet' Homecoming TYPING SERVICES lor al types ol DANNY-MR. Ooi dra FOR RENT *■ be luat at tun. If not more Your Gamma Ply We are gong lo have a anas! Imiltssii 75 pg Idol ap ) 90 pg dissertations Id kpv« lo share space si s party with you egem Cel 352-3987 from Sam-9pm I had fun unnt you left Saturday raght Let's gat Markesng reoreeentaDve "Ukehoma"new3roomefViency AlUDBBSS. n touch- Love. Jenny 372-1024 OMaTuOB- SaS-moVaaad raMduaa. wtJng to work after •urrsefaxis, anpSanoaa provided Fiemont noona. avantiga Must havs car Part or ka> SueHamden WE NOW DELIVER Lsfa go crazy Sat reghtl Youl ex* ao ouH m your [Hill, tie. I won't be rasprjtaxest tor my Weal 1 proltttlonal parson 1276. 332-8726 HAPPY BIRTHDAYi POLLYEYES. 440 E COURT. 352-9838 ana posaKlnl I saatlll. Eanangs $200-300 DART LEAGUE acaonal I ova you Bam Bam per weak Cal Mr. Finch or Mr Pepper at Party Hardyl Now Forming Love. Kssy 876-8631 lor an ntervkn. YOU CANT HELP BUT LOVE A PurceH'l Ml Ihop Pert-tlms energetic, outgoing, fun-loving CHI-0 PLEDGE' ALL 43 OF YOU Herat a Keel lo ale Jeflereen Duo Burgers n people wanted' Bartenders waitresses COOP CORNER Sunday watet pteeeors ARE EXCEPTIONAL! CHI-0 SMORGASBORD only 3 00 Beer. Friday at 4 THE FUH welters, floor walkers. No experience Democrat rs. RapubBcas Spaghetti only 99 necessary. Flexible ecravAaei lo sccomodsts IrnporaaWI The Co-op Ckjb wl be having then "Attention Ed Ma)ore" Flection M, laeues I candktitas HM otrpools Apply In parson after 8 00 dary ax- Bolt! from 11 9 at Potyeyee. 352-9838 Wi love our PI Phi Angei arat meeting on Monday, Oct 20. 7:30-(:00 0 It A '■ next meeting la Hon., Oct 11 at ■e WFORMEDI Llrlen to HeeOMo-Heed cant Monday al me Fun Pace to be Button i' W8GU H.1. Sunday Oct 12. 7M p.m. HM p.m. h Hayes Hal ThJs dub la to help prepare 1 JO m 121 Weal Hall. Mock Interview. Don't St. Rt 26, 12 mnukss norVi of BO. you ax oo-op or Iraarnarap posmona For mors TAH mleertl 3Wt peor*-entertainers Excaeent eipenenca •Ho cel 372-2461. ooze ml dMo buoy? Ida mtean' ewei Mom says FRtDAY, OCT. 10 PREPARE TO "Hey Window Sofaabers- kx pacpta w»h niatl or dance Kereete you can cal to negotiate vajmng rights Whedda OETH4AKE0 This a Judgement Deyi INAKE DANCE Oulgcxrig pereonalty and high energy vt prere Accounting PoaMona ivaiaCM lor Spring madde? Pick up the phone. So long, See ya. STARTWO AT I:JO PRtDAY ByeLove. Katie Bear Good Luck gukate quaaacattans. Pan ama-weekende Ap- ATOM Tha winner wrl be announced »y ■> personal Henry Js. 1532 S Byrne, efter Packard Electric Warren. OH at tomorrow s Game 7 p m Sun.-Thurs. DssXk), Haaklna. Sees -Dayton. OH

Lestsa la Dr. Tucker on Ferapaotrres, 00.11 Computer Science and MIS Poemone •VBOU. Monday, Octeoer 20, 5:00 FOR SALE Ondnnetl Mascron -Clnannetl. OH ejF"JSj"Oaiaa\^ta taP,iaB*^B/"Sj**"eBl Blue Croee-TokWo OH •^^rM^Fl^C aa*a%"e*e*TBv"eC '78 FORD FAemWNT BrkMol Myars-Evanavsai. M asTv^esl"R"et sa*isa^aV*aja*"efc AM- FMCASS. QOOD BODY. CLEAN INT The Anderaon's-Maumsa. OH 372-6003 Wtlohl Patkiraon-Oaylon. OH eeaJREFEIT M QUEITI Welcome lo the 4rh Annual Oe« rs not I Many other opponssaMs, Socal Seance poal- SOToyoelt^eoToT l kx Spring asmssler! you pay the gems, ra > you survival IrodeO -unroot. AM-FM. raarval wtpsrs. aft back. SO lire), luriatnl oonrjadn. Ce) Tired ol achoor? Need en opportunity lo apply day 11 hope I'sa sat a "alatjj" 352 MM after 6 pm your eoucaBorr? Looking kx work experience 1072 Tlluraph Spa*. converaWe (eat her before you graduate from ooiege? Wang lo 363-2802 relocate? Than Co-op a lor you We rave more pofunl than students a tea-ill kx Spring We love our Zee'.Ill 1973 Chevy Nova '0 000 ongmal rraae. rum Oat peyohed ler BajUnsS Huntlll aemeeler Don I paaa ua such s great ooporruri.- wet graat winter Vsraajortaaon, (800. PM, tyll Make ym» education work lor you-pn Co leva, Yaw Oeaa 2eu Mars. 363-2708. ■**"*• op today. Cal 372-2461

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eff«*" See us for B.G.S.U. Homecoming Souvenirs to meet B.G.S.U. TShirts Back Packs B.G.S.U. Sweatshirts Pennants aBigshot B.G.S.U. Children's Shirts Stadium Blankets B.G.S.U. Ornaments Stadium Seat Cushions facetoface. &■ B.G.S.U. Mugs Falcon Hats After graduation, the inevitable B.G.S. U. Glassware Umbrellas job search begins. You can impress prospective employers, by including B.G.S.U. Deeds with your resume', a Varden wallet-size picture from your senior portrait sitting. and other B.G.S.U. Merchandise It introduces you, personally, anywhere you send it

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Varden Studios will be back one more Open Homecoming Saturday 9:00 - 5:30 time this semester for senior portraits.

Portrait sessions can be scheduled 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. dally University Bookstore for the Nov. 3-21 sitting schedule. Main Floor Student Services Building Call 372-8086 to make your appointment! Regular Hours 8:00 • 5:00. Mon. - Fri. 9:00 - 5:00 Sat. J ■Mi eaWa

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Mexico Italy Japan and studying abroad t« I . . m .- t • ■--.*. .v •.' - ' .,*...... < ■ Friday/October II, 1MIZ Campus Comments How eager are you to travel abroad in view of the Friday Interview* by Debbie Rogers terrorism that's been happening lately? Friday photos by Mane Wonderty

Krlstl Armbruster, junior triple edu- Todd Hoepf, junior computer science Darcy Walters, senior art education Charlie Hawley, junior marketing cation major, elementary, LBD, DH, major from Bowling Green, "I'd love to major from Maumee, "I was consid- major from Medina, "If I had the trom Napoleon, "I'm not very eager at travel abroad. The chance of this ering it last year, but now I don't think opportunity, I'd be really anxious to all. I'm kind ot scared. I just discour- happening Is slim. I wouldn't go to El I'd go abroad because ot terrorism." go. If It's your time to die, It's your time. aged my roommate from going to Salvador; I'd go to Europe and take Egypt." my chances." South of the border's beautiful 'personality' not marred by poverty-stricken and American-stereotyped images

directions eagerly on the same cor- nal spring.' Once again modern life Even the tourist guides recommend by Diana L. Borsi ners where women nurse their babies Impacts on the beauty. Smog covers only using buses for longer trips as the friday reporter while selling the seeds and fruits that the city and the nearby mountain city buses are more crowded at all earn their livelihood. ranges are rare sights these days. times than the rush hour Metros. The The most people know about Mex- Mexico City, larger than New York, Though the culture dates far earlier trip to Cuernavca, playground of their ico Is the advice, "Don't drink the still has postal workers who count bills than the nearby ruins on Oaxoca from past French emperor, cost a grand water." Or their cosmopolitan educa- twice In Spanish, giving a "tourlsta" a 500 B.C. and the Spanish conquest of total of $3.00 for the entire 51-mile trip, tion on Mexico Includes watching old short, spontaneous lesson In numbers. the 1500s. Mexico City has a subway complete with friendly conversation, westerns where someone asks In a A tew blocks away an open air mar- service that Is fast, efficient and advice and directions lor all aboard. poor accent, "Hey Mister, do you ket hums, selling everything from cheap. Three different "Metro" lines Any trip will show you the greatest want to buy my seester?" In these hand-woven blankets to freshly- that take the worker, as well as the beauty of Mexico, her people. News- Images Is missing the beauty, the true squeezed orange juice for little more tourist, to almost any location cost stands and freshly-squeezed orange character of the people, but not the than pennies. only 20 cents. However, these are to juice vendors are on most street cor- poverty. However, not all the bargains are In be avoided during rush hours unless ners. Gathered there constantly Is a Three short weeks In Mexico re- the markets. Hotels range from S3 to you enjoy the feeling of an over- group ot people talking. Relaxlnrj vealed a personality, deep, mys- $13. Even at the low end of the scale, packed suitcase. and talking with friends, they convey terious and largely unknown to most they offer hot water, clean beds and Alternatives to getting around vary. a lifestyle and air of tranqulllfy. Every "Norteamerlcanos." Officially The usually a small courtyard with a gar- Collectives, small green vans with cate and restaurant has an atmos- United Slates of Mexico (there are 31), den. regular routes, cost more but are phere of leisurely eating found here as large as our East Coast, and past Needs above and beyond creature necessary lor shoppers since the only in candle-lit spots. enemy of the U.S.A., only the surfaces comforts are answered with endless Metro allows no packages. The low People everywhere are willing to of this paradoxical country came to museums and historic scenic sites. taxi fares offer an experience not to translate or wait patiently while strug- light. Ranging from the Bellas Artes. home be missed. Dashing In and out of gling tourlstos stutter. Proud of their Cheap round-trip air flights to Mex- of world-famous murals, to the Pyr- traffic In a common Volkswagen taxi land, their country and their culture. ico City bring you to the capital. amids of the Sun and the Moon, rivals creates new respect for the Mexican Mexicans show you their country with- Inside the ultra-modern International of the Egyptian tombs, are official people and their nerves of steel. her beauty and her poverty. airport Is an enormous mural showing sites. In Mexico, art, however, is not the history of flight, and just outside, confined to the museums or galleries. taxis vie for the $1 SO fare into the city. Restaurants, office buildings, even a 35-mlnute drive. This Is part of the hotels are often decorated with fa- pain and pleasure of Mexico, where mous murals, paintings or lush gar- Friday /The BG Newt Magazine an ancient culture collides with the dens. modern world and art and beauty In addition, the climate adds to the Editor Assistant Editor are never forgotten. general air of comfort. Located at a Caroline Longer Mexican poverty allows U.S. citizens high altitude surrounded by moun- Tracey Batdorf to enjoy a cheap but luxurious vaca- tains, flowers In a riot of day-glow Cover by tion. However, the beautiful moun- colors fill the numerous parks. Tem- Production Supervisor tains, ancient culture, arts and peratures that average between 52 Denise Brickner Steve Iwanloki traditions can't hide the incredible. and 72 have earned nearby Cuerna- . P°y«1y, f [IppdjY. rte|Rfu) people jjjv?. ..Vaca the nipkname 'the city pf eter- ■■■■■■y.-.^vAUtttt^ iiiniiiiiii i Friday/October II, 198S 3

Experiences of an American 'foreigner' couldn't understand him, I realized Ing semi-fluent In this beautiful roman- the Colosseum In Rome. It was in that by Karen Abruzzl that he was still asking me for some- tic language took a lot of work. After very spot that men fought for their Friday reporter thing. "Mom," I thought, "I'll never eight weeks I was delighted with lives, emperors reigned, and cities doubt your word again." I resorted to myself because I could carry on a were conquered. All of this occurred "You're going where?" my mother that International language. A sweet conversation wrth some of the Italian before Columbus discovered Amer- cried in an anguished voice. My smile, a flutter of the eyelashes. It students. They were very helpful In ica. courage started to waiver. "I'm going didn't work. He still needed some- correcting my grammar. I did the to study In ... Mary," I replied. "Why thing. Thanks to a very kind Inter- same for those studying English. European culture Is very different Holy?" my mother cried. "Why don't preter, I learned that he needed to Fortunately, the first week of school, from ours In some respects. Their em- you work In a bank or lifeguard or see my passport. I met another American named phasis Is on the family, and work Is waitress like most college students do Seventy-two hours otter boarding a Kathy. We rejoiced in our Immediate always secondary. Very few family In the summer?" she asked. plane In Pittsburgh, I was at my final friendship, although we were differ- members ever leave home until they Somehow I swayed her, because destination of Urblno, Italy, popula- ent. Her favorite color was army are married. Their education system Is two weeks later I found myself on a tion: about SOD, depending on the green, as In the National Guard. Mine different from ours: only the highly train riding through northern Europe, time of year. All around me as I got off was pink, as In bobby socks and Intelligent students attend college. but not knowing exactly what country the bus In Urblno were beautiful tennis shoes. We decided to become And for those who do go to college, I was In. I wondered If maybe my mountains , the ancient ducal pal- roommates and moved Into an apart- finding a wife upon graduation is mother had been right when she kept ace, small children playing stlckball ment together. usually more important than finding a saying "you're too young, too Inex- in the street. lob. perienced, don't know the language On Monday I started my first day of Almost every weekend we traveled I realized what It was like to be a very well, can't read a map, and get school. After all, this wasn't only a to the beautiful towns of Italy to see foreigner. There were, of course, the lost on the way home from school!" vocation. Recalling the hills that first unforgettable pieces of art and meet unfamiliar faces, the constant lan- In order to get here, I countered her Impressed me upon arrival In Urblno, I the people of Italy. guage barrier and the confusing bus every argument with the determin- realized that I had to climb one of Forever Ingrained In my memory schedules that had to be deciphered ation of a bullfighter and here I was them every day In order to get to the will be Michelangelo's "David," a 13- in order to get around. with two and a half months ahead of University. But I wouldn't let my spirits foot sculpture built In 1504 portraying I learned to be independent. me. It was time to get out the "Let's Go be dampened. "What's a little hill?" I the biblical character David from the Italy" book and study. thought optimistically. "Everyone story of David and Goliath. It Is now on Already I have begun to think Before getting to chapter two of the needs exercise." display In a museum In Florence. about next summer. My mom colled guidebook, the conductor came Another memorable work of art was last night. Cautiously. I brought up the around asking for tickets, or so I My mind was also exercised In the "The Last Supper" by Leonardo Da subject to her. "Mom," I started. thought. Since I wasn't even sure what next few weeks. At first, my classes Vinci. The painting miraculously sur- "Didn't you think that all of my stories country I was In at the time, I couldn't were very difficult. Since I am the vived a bomb blast In Milan during and pictures of Italy were just great? figure out what language he was daughter of an Dalian Immigrant, I felt World War II. Three walls of the church Well, I was just thinking..." Much to speaking. My guide book was not that my background would get me were destroyed, sparing only the wall my surprise, she answered. "Some- helpful at this point. through the excruciating grammar with the painting. how I always thought I would raise a Once I got the point across that I reviews. It helped a little, but becom- History become reality when I saw thinker Instead of a worker."

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European study possible through assistance

tries. University music students are The cost of these programs are very man-American Federation offers two by Betsy Smith also able to attend the Mozarteum, close to the cost ol one year of the full-ride scholarships to students who I nday reporter one of the best-known schools of mu- University. In some cases, It Is cheaper want to study In Germany. There are sic In Europe. for out-of-state students to travel also opportunities for people to study France offers a program at the Instil abroad than It Is for them to attend German In other parts of the United Travel to Europe at someone else's d'Etudes Francoises de Touralne In school here. The average cost for States. The department of German expense or travel to gain college Tours. While In Paris, students have the these three programs varies between also has Information from other col- credit. Is It possible? opportunity to exercise language $4550 and $5704. depending If the leges about different International The University otters students many skills and take advantage of the cultu- student Is a resident of Ohio. programs. opportunities to study abroad. There ral resources. Financial aid Is also available. Many of the overseas programs are different programs that give stu- Madrid, Spain, offers the program Those students holding University also offer summer courses. Some of dents a chance to see Europe and Academic Year Abroad In Spain. This scholarships are able to retain these the programs are for the entire sum- gain valuable college credit. Austria, program also offers opportunities for awards while abroad. Students who mer, others are for only a few weeks. France and Spain offer one-year pro- students to speak the Spanish lan- have non-university awards should Students can apply for Individual grams for students to attend. guage and see the Spanish culture. check with the financial aid office to scholarships as well as for the major The University of Salzburg In Salz- Students gain credits from these pro- make sure that their scholarships are programs. Information can be ob- burg, Austria, offers a program aimed grams directly through the University, valid. tained through the language depart- to perfect language skills In German and they don't have to worry about There are many other scholarships ments. Many opportunities are not and gain first-hand knowledge of the transferring credits from abroad to the available for students who are Inter- taken because students are unaware culture of German-speaking coun- United States. ested In studying overseas. The Ger- of them. Study program offers leisure and cultural events Graduate student Tim Moehlman, Moehlman. and everything Is concentrated In by Lisa Lattimore has participated In the program for Moehlman team leaches an Intro- one spot. Salzburg Is scattered." said I riclay reporter the past two years. "The possibilities ductory German course with Sablne Welzenbach. Students normally ride for entertainment or cultural activities Welzenbach, another student who bikes to classes, but public transpor- Students who participate In the are so much greater than they are In has participated In the program. Wei- tation is also available. study abroad program In Salzburg, the United States," he said. zenbach's experience Is somewhat Welzenbach also points out that In Austria can ski in the Alpine Moun- The program also Includes group different from Moehlman's. She Is a Salzburg, "The tests are not stressed. tains, travel throughout Europe, learn excursions to Vienna, Munich, Berlin, Salzburg student who Is currently at- We have less tests than you do. It's a different culture, and at the same Prague or Budapest. In Salzburg, the tending the University. expected that the student do his work time earn a full year of academic academic week consists of only four by himself. He Is supposed to study credit. days and the three-day weekends Welzenbach recommends that stu- and it's not made sure that he studies Students trom 118 colleges or uni- provide ample time for individual dents go to school In her home town by means of tests," she said. versities have participated in the pro- travel. ol Salzburg. "It's such a different expe- The Salzburg program Is open to all gram and all majors are eligible to Students live In university dormito- rience to get to know parts of Europe, students who are In good academic participate. ries, usually with an Austrian room- Austria and the culture there. I think It standing, have completed at least At the University of Salzburg, stu- mate. Moehlman encourages really enriches your knowledge and two years of college German with a dents can take such classes as history, students to "break connections with your personal life," she said. minimum grade of "C". and have at music, political science, geography, Americans and try to meet Austrlans." Welzenbach enjoys attending least sophomore standing. If you have education, art and business German. This helps students to practice their school in Bowling Green. She points any questions about the program Salzburg also offers endless cultural language skills. "You don't really no- out two major differences between simply call The Department ol Rus- events in drama and music, as well as tice how much your language Im- our University and the University ol sian. German, and East Asian Lan- intramural sports and clubs. proves until you come back," sold Salzburg. "Here you have a campus guages at 372-2268.

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Paris train expedition teaches a hard lesson Attempted theft 'robs' woman of trust

that there was not even enough room the corners of their eyes. I then yelled Eventually the train stopped, the by Kelly Rose for me to rum around. As I stood for help In French. Still, nobody re- doors opened and the couple made Friday reporter waiting for my stop, I felt a constant sponded. I realized that they were not a quick exit. I watched them leave but barely noticeable tugging on my going to help me no matter what I with relief. Only when the doors shut shoulder. Eventually I decided that said or did. behind them and the subway left the It wot an educational experience the tugging was from my purse, which I yanked my purse from the woman. station did I feel safe. organized by my high school. Our hung on my shoulder. I Imagined It Luckily, she hod left the wallet and This was not an end to my experi- time spent In Paris taught me that the hitting an angry Frenchman square In passport In the purse. I tried to move ence because the other people on big city gave its people endless enter- the stomach while the car bumped toward the front of the car but the the train began to make me feel like I tainment and work opportunities but over the tracks. After yanking on the people around me did not budge. was the real criminal. Perhops they also took away caring towards other purse to get It around front of me, I They were still concerned with only thought I had taken away from them humans. Instead, It Instilled In them realized there was too much resis- their comfort. a pleasant ride home. Maybe they tear and contempt ot strangers. tance to my tug. My assailant was In the same post- felt angry because a stranger had On our last day In the country, we Ion I was In. She wanted to get away wanted help. left the Paris downtown area around 5 When I turned to check out the from me but was unable. I decided o'clock so we could get home and problem, I found a short, dark-haired that If I could not get away from her, I Whatever the reason, me some pock our suitcases. Unfortunately, the woman directly behind me with her was not going to keep my back people who could not manage to French have rush hour. too. We took hand still In my purse. She had her turned on her. rum their heads to witness the crime. the subway system because It was fingers wrapped around my wallet As I struggled to turn myself, my had turned themselves around to cheap and efficient, but also be- and passport. I was speechless at the eyes met with the woman's. She stare at me. cause we did not have a car. thought that I would lose my money glanced toward the door and, as I At that moment I felt like I had As we entered the subway tunnel, and would not be able to leave the followed her eyes, I saw a man asked too much of them and I should we were shoved Into the throngs of country the next day without my pass- looking at me with hateful eyes. He apologize to the other riders on the people wanting to get home, and port. stared at me for a time that seemed car. Eventually the train came to my were all separated In the crowd. I like minutes but was probably only stop and I made my way to the hotel, knew where my stop was so being I overcame my astonishment and seconds. where I told the story to my friends. alone did not bother me. yelled "help" as loud as I could. It My Instincts told me the man and After lying awake all night, I real- As I entered the nearest car, I was only carried to a few people around women were a team. The man could ized two crimes had taken place. A shoved to the back. I had to stand me due to the noise of the train. At first hurt me If he wanted to, so I stood woman hod tried to take my money, with only a bar next to me to keep me I believed that none of these people motionless and speechless for the rest but she had created an Incident from being tossed onto the people knew what was happening until I saw of the trip. The train seemed to Inch which robbed me of my trust In peo- nearby. The train was so overcrowded some of them looking at me through along the track. ple.

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Climate worse outside BG

year. "In July It is warmer than In New Rain on Reagan's parade by Diane Wonderly York City" Valgeirsson said. It day reporter There are two factors that contrib- REYKJAVIK. Iceland (AP) - Presi- the street where the American am- ute to the difference In the weather In dent Reagan arrived In Iceland bassador's residence Is located. Iceland. One Is the Gull stream which Thursday night under a pelting rain When Reagan's limousine turned down the street, television lights People In America are always com- originates from the Gulf ol Mexico for his weekend superpower sum- plaining about the weather. It's either and creates the different patterns of mit with Soviet Leader Mikhail Gor- momentarily Illuminated the presi- too cold too hot, raining or snowing; weather. The other Is the daylight bachev. dent's face, and there were squeals ot delight and cheers from we never have perfect weather. II we hours. From June to July, It stays light The president, wearing a light think our weather Is weird we all lor 24 hours. "The sun doesn't set fan raincoat, was greeted by Ice- the crowd. ought to go over to Iceland and completely In those months, but In land's president, Vlgdls Flnnboga- Smare Gudmundsson, a 24-year- check out some really weird weather. November and lor two or three doftlr, the only elected woman old meatpacking plant employee, "We have no weather In Iceland, months we only have about four hours president In the world, along with said, "This Is a big moment for lust samples," Gunar Valgeirsson of daylight. Prime Minister Stelngrlmur Her- everybody to have President Rea- said. According to Valgeirsson It Is mannsson and Foreign Minister gan here In our country." hard to antclpate the weather. It can "We seldom have thunder storms," Matthias A. Mathlasen. rain for a lew hours then have warm Valgeirsson said. Basically the Several hundred Icelanders, a Gorbachev gave the president a weather. Then It could change to a weather Is chilly in the summer and few holding candles In the dark- choice and Reagan picked the different pattern. "It can be warm lor not that cold In the winter. ness, stood along the motorcade remote Island nation on the Arctic one minute and then sleet the next," The first winter that Valgeirsson was route In the rain to catch a glimpse Circle In keeping with his desire for he said. here was a hard one lor him. "I had of Reagan's armored limousine as a low-key session without the me- never experienced such cold It sped by. dia circus that attended his first Reykjavik, the captlal ol Iceland Is weather," he said. The first summer About 25 people from the neigh- meeting with a Soviet leader last not all that cold. In January the tem- was hard too, "I had a sweater on borhood where the president will November In Geneva. Both sides perature Is about 31.4 degrees faren- and a leather coat when I stepped off be staying waited In a chilly drizzle agreed there would be a news helt and about 52.2 degrees In July, the plane In the middle of August," he at a roadblock at the entrance to blackout. which Is the warmest month of the said. Laboring abroad promises to be a 'jolly good' time Program offers students opportunity to work and play in the U.K.

placed more than 3,000 participants Is relatively Inexpensive; the adminis- Glenda Hatherlee from Appalachian by Kay Fisher In work positions In the past two years. trative fee for 1987 Is $82 State University, have obtained lobs of I r« lay reporter Students can get to know British Daniel Walker, of BUNAC, has com- their choice through the program. peers through the British Universities' piled a list ol several employment Hatherlee earned a position ol "Gar- Working In another country is an North America Club, the UK sponsor patterns that students have been able ment Examiner" at a knitwear factory exciting opportunity to meet new peo- for "Work In Britain" and also the to obtain through "Work In Britain." in Slleby, Leicestershire, lust by re- ple, as well as get a taste ol a different largest student club In Britain. It has These jobs include: secretarial/cleri- sponding to an advertisement In a culture. branches on most campuses and has cal word processing (having the high- local paper. Those students who want to live attracted more than 10,000 members est percentage of participants outside ol the United States for a while, to |oln. Involved at 19.93 percent), pub/bar Karl Bushman, a Harvard student, but need money to do It, could con- work, waiters/waitresses, catering, obtained a |ob as research assistant sider undertaking a job with "Work In "Work In Britain" offers students the sales, hotel work, nannies, outdoor in the University of Strathclyde's De- Britain," a unique program designed chance to see what It's like to live and work and "vocational" lobs. partment of Pharmacy, with the aid ol for students who wish to work legally work In a foreign country. The "Blue Harvard's Career Office. in the United Kingdom. Card" work permit allows U.S. stu- Gretta Evette Horton, a student from For more Information about dents to work for at least six months, the University, was recently placed by fhe'Work In Britain" program, write to For 16 years, the program has been any time ol the year, at their choice of BUNAC at the Hard Rock Cafe as a CIEE. 205 East 42nd St., New York. NY finding jobs for such students and has Job, anywhere in Britain. The program cashier. Other students, such as 10017. Phone: (212) 661-1414. Homecoming '86 Semi-Formal Ball Saturday Oct. 11, 1986 PRODUCTION: Murphy's Romance 10pm NE Commons DATE: OCT. to+ 11 LOCATION: no MM $3 couple TAKE I TAKE 2 TAKE J COST PROD. CO. $2 per person 7:M MS m. 1.S0 Photographer will be present. SLATED FOR MONDAY: Food and drink will be served. OCT. U 210 NSC Sponsored by Black Student Union 1.00 «/ I.D. i i.i.i,iii.t I.I.I.I.4 *iiy Friday/October II, IMC 7

A new perspective of East Asia: Two 'separate' worlds: class offers insight to Chinese more freedom, casualness at BG lifestyles, arts, and literature but foreign lands not alienated

ica. Ll-Hua Yu believes this will add by Karen Lazar to the student's knowledge. by Karln F. Nevlus the last ten years," she said. She Friday reporter Chinese 480 will be supple- Friday reporter added the stereotypes about paper mented by current Chinese litera- houses and no chairs no longer ap- ture and a videotape series. Miles of land and water seem to be ply. "People ask me If I take off my It's a team effort and a new People's Daily and China Pictorial the only factors separating Eastern shoes whenever I enter a room ... I perspective on life In the People's Magazine are two publications countries from America, according to lust have to laugh and say no," she Republic of China. which Inform their readers about some University students from such said. Chinese 400. a new class added the lite and times of the Chinese foreign lands. Kondo believes American univer- to the Department of German, Rus- people. The students Interviewed said their sity students are much harder-working sian, and East Asian languages, Is countries are now so westernized that than their Japanese counterparts. unique not only because of the The videotape series Is entitled only minor differences remain. "Competition Is strong In high school subject matter, but because It will Heart ot the Dragon, a PBS presen- In Japan." she said, "so when they have not one, but two Instructors: Ll- tation which examines Chinese Haia Helou, from a French colony in make it Into the university, they don't Hua Yu and Fred Stelner. Ll-Hua Yu, culture. Each episode covers a Beirut, Lebanon, emphasized the need to work so hard." Kondo, for a native of China, has her masters different topic, such as marriage, word minor. "There's more freedom example, learned basic calculus In degree In American Studies from art, or literature. here, but basically It's the same," the sixth and seventh grades. the University. Stelner, an Ameri- Helou said. She said they do not can, has his masters In Chinese For the student who hates pre- partake in such activities as drinking Eighteen Is both the driving and Classical literature at the Univer- requisites, this class Is a good and eating to excess as Americans drinking age In Japan. "We have sity ot Michigan. choice. The subject matter Is often do, and their dress Is not so beer machines like your pop ma- Ll-Hua Yu believes the two per- aimed at a basic level, allowing casual as In America. "At home, I chines," she said, but added that spectives on China, one Eastern students with any degree ot knowl- wear silk ... but that would be overly drunkenness Is rarely seen In Japan. and one Western, will benefit the edge to feel comfortable In the dressed for most activities here," she Sutha Shanmuganathan of Sri students' objectlveness on their class. The only requirement to re- sold. Lanka sees America as a place ot learning. In addition, the American ceive the three credit hours Is to Sachiko Kondo, from Osaka, Japan greater freedom, and therefore sees student will study China, and the write a research paper about one said her country was also so western- Americans as more carefree. "Ameri- Chinese student will study Amer- aspect of Chinese life. ized that there Is not much difference cans are more relaxed around profes- "Japan has changed drastically over sors, and call them by their first names. That Isn't done In Sri Lanka," she said. She was educated In a British system, which places the stu- dents In their course of study and allows for no deviation from their majors. "There's no easy changing ot majors as there Is here," she said. Overall she believes that "you grow to OlMJQLB<|> be Independent here." This sentiment Is shared by Sandy We8ak(m.BuMlmJiDaJ&^' Atria, an Egyptian who lives In Kuwait. "I never worked before I came here," said Attla. "I wanted to come here because I felt restricted," she contin- If BG Wins: Get a FREE ued. "In Kuwait you're dependent on your parents until you get married, and then you depend on your hus- Medium Drink with Purchase of One Sub! band." She likes the freedom and social life here and attributes both to 352-4497 Sun-Thurs 10am-1am her new sense of Independence. Attla described Kuwait as "very 352-9814 Frl-Sat 1 Oam -3am modern and (technologically) west- Delivery 11-2. 4-close ernized." She stated that she knew what to expect as far as clothing and food were concerned In America. One thing she had not expected i3gaafr was the lack of knowledge exhibited 4BM8PV by Americans about other countries. She claimed that this discovery was Vl SUPER SUB her only cultural shock. "Most coun- + % SUPER SUB Any two of our

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Japanese company, the Japanese culture." differences. by Deb Goftschalk are very Interested In American The greatest similarity shared by The first big difference, Jones says, Fndby reporter things. Clothes, furniture and food the two cultures Is their common Inter- Is the differences between Individual- from America are all very fashiona- est In advancing technology. Jones ity and groups. While In America When Americans are asked what ble. Stonebumer stated that almost believes that on a technological Individuality Is commended, In Japan comes to their minds when they think everyone In Japan would like to scale, both countries are equal. She group activity Is stressed. In fad, o( Japan, many think of "Shogun," speak English. On the other hand, admits that the Japanese have Jones adds. In Japan one Is always a short ladles In kimonos, or karate. Yet Stonebumer believes that Americans learned much from the Americans. member of a group: first the family, these do not represent Japanese cul- "lack curiosity about other cultures." She credits her country for their ability then school, then a company. ture. to look at something the Americans While many Americans have re- have, and duplicate, or better it. While America tends to have a Americans do not realize that In more Informal society, the Japanese recent years, the country of Japan mained uniformed, the people of Japan, Jones states, Is a small country has become very much like our own. Japan and the United States have with no natural resources. "The re- are very formal, Jones says. They show Kathy Craft, a University student who grown more slmlllar. Aklko Jones, Jap- sources are the people," she soys. great respect for their elders and anese Club advisor, sees these simila- teachers, more than In America. was an exchange student In Japan, Here at the University, there are agrees that Americans do stereotype rities particularly In the younger She explains that the Japanese the Japanese. She stated that Ameri- generation. She believes that al- have gained confidence, which has many ways to learn about other cul- though the older people of Japan mode them eager to better them- tures, Japan Included. Jones, who cans view the Japanese as "pretend speaks to the community, elementary people, like toys or miniatures." tend to "stick to tradition," the selves. Though in the past something Although a lot ot traditional Japa- younger people en|oy American "made In Japan" meant something schools, and business corporations, Is nese culture can still be seen, Cratl ways of dress, and particularly the cheap, that Is not true today, Jones an advisor to the Japanese Club. says there have been many changes music. "Japan's values are changing added. "Forty some years ago It was Jones started this program two years In the country. towards the values of the Western destroyed, and now It's a leading ago with American students In mind. culture," Stonebumer says. She adds country." When Jones teaches elementary that although the Japanese have While there are similarities between school children, she stresses that Along with holding stereotypes, America Is not the only culture. By Americans also lock Interest In the taken bits and pieces of our culture, the two cultures — the popularity of they wouldn't want to switch com- fast foods, the growing number of getting Involved In this club, or on- Japanese society. According to Kitty other, many University students could Stonebumer, a University student who pletely. The Japanese, Stonebumer women In the work force, the rising completed a six month Internship at a says, "are proud of their history and divorce rate - there are also a few learn this too. Billboard's pick for this weeks hottest tunes

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