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Sunny today with a high of 85 Clew tonight, low of 40 drgfee. VoL 68 Issue 12 THE BG NEWSFriday, September 13,1985 South Africa plans apartheid changes JOHANNESBURG, South Af- men working in the cities, pre- mined number of them in Diepk- rica (AP) - A government panel venting the breakup of families. loof Prison under state-of- yesterday proposed repeal of the On Wednesday, President emergency regulations. hated "pass laws" that keep P.W.Botha told a congress of his The residents said students South Africa's blacks out of National Party that the govern- under age 12 were freed. The white areas - the second major ment was giving up its policy neighborhood has seen the worst change in the apartheid system that blacks eventually have to of Soweto rioting since anti- announced in two days. become citizens of black home- apartheid violence began more Even whites who oppose the lands and relinquish citizenship than a year ago. Hlengiwe has government hailed the step. in South Africa. been a meeting place for stu- dents who boycott classes each "This is the beginning of the BLACKS, HOWEVER, still day, then form mobs that often end of apartheid," said Sheena will have political rights only in clash with police. Duncan, president of the Black the homeland, and still will not Sash women's movement, which . •* be able to vote in South Africa. BETWEEN m,m and 300,000 opposes the nation's system of Police reported rioting near blacks a year are arrested for racial segregation. "I really do Cape Town, where they said violations of the pass laws and think it means something. They they shot and killed three black sent back to the tribal home- are not playing around with men, and in Soweto, outside lands, usually for trying to work words this time/' Johannesburg, where a 50-year- in cities illegally. old white school teacher and 10 A committee of the Presi- Helen Suzman, an anti-apart- black students suffered shotgun dent's Council, an advisory heid member of Parliament, wounds after police fired on panel to Botha, yesterday an- 4 said, "This is probably the most "unruly" students. nounced a report that said pass 5 5 * important step forward in 90 Residents of Soweto's White laws - technically called "influx years." City Jabavu neighborhood said control" - do not work and cost A primary effect will be that police arrested as many as 600 too much to maintain. families now restricted to their students around Hlengiwe High It also said the laws are "dis- tribal homelands could join the School, holding an undeter- criminatory" against blacks. Health spa closed Prostitution alleged in investigation

The Wood County Sheriff's Department has A search warrant issued by Bowling Green begun investigating the Island Health Spa, 12000 Municipal Court Judge James Bachman was also Mkkueton Pike, because of a complaint on Sept. 3 executed Wednesday morning. No customers thatprostitution was taking place there. were found during the search, but information "we have had several complaints but nothing gathered will be presented at a hearing on a concrete prior to a couple of weeks ago, "said Rod permanent injunction scheduled for 9 a.m., Sept. Goebel, chief deputy of the Sheriff's Department. Defendants in the case are the health spa's Police closed the health spa on Wednesday, owners, Sang Lak Choi and Sun Cha Thigpen, both after Common Pleas Court Judge Donald of Napolean, Ohio; and its leasee and manager, DeCessna issued a temporary injunction barring Kwi fin Puller, who is believed to reside at the the spa's owners from engaging in any illegal establishment. sexual activities. In issuing the temporary injunction, DeCessna Wood County Prosecutor Betty Montgomery wrote that the owners "have established and Raising the roof pwo/Mid»ei J. Mugrwg, bad requested the temporary injunction in a maintained a place in or upon which lewdness, Bruce Miller, Keith Boslleman and Brian Donnel, employees of Mosser Construction, work on the new complaint filed after an Investigation by the assignation and prostitution is conducted, per- Ohio Department of Transportation's Wood County garage at Mitchell and Sandridge roads In Bowling Sheriffs Department. mitted, continued or exists." Green. The *1 million project is expected to be completed within a year. State law facilitated raise for classified staff

by Don Let House Bill 309, passed by the beaded last year, introduced the budget formula which provided a series of steps. The state de- sage of 309, state universities staff reporter Ohio Senate June 19, permits bill with the sponsorship of state for the 6 percent increase "iust creed the rate of pay for each were able to change their pay Ohio's 12 state universities to representatives Cliff Skeen (D- provided the funding. House Bill step, said Richard Eakin, vice structure only if the classified The 6 percent increase in ben- develop their own systems of Akron) and Robert Brown (R- 309 was the permissive legis- president for planning and bud- employees were in collective efits for University classified compensation which do not have Perrysburg) and the endorse- lation that allowed us" to raise geting. bargaining mode, Eakin said. staff, approved by the Board of to follow guidelines of the state ment of the IUCP. the wages. Vogt said. With H.B. 309. "... the Uni- "We argued long and hard Trustees Aug. 23, was made civil service system, University "If 309 hadn't been approved, Under the state's pay system versity can modify the rate of that it (the collective bargaining possible by a new Ohio law al- President Paul Olscamp said. there wouldn't have been a wage for classified employees, which pay" tor each step without seek- bill) should be modified. The lowing state universities to mod- "I was responsible for intro- increase for the classified was in force before H.B. 309 ing approval from the General universities and their employees ify their pay systems without ducing the bill," Olscamp said. staff," said Karl Vogt, vice pres- passed, employees were classi- Assembly, Eakin said. should have the right to estab- approval from the General As- Ohio's Inter-University Council ident for operations. fied into a system of pay ranges, The state collective bargain- lish their own pay schedules," sembly. of Presidents, which Olscamp THE OHM) Board of Regents which were divided further Into ing bill, in force before the pas- Eakin said. Seminar teaches Casual contact not cause effective speech

by Jim Nieman "Their voice might say 'I want AIDS virus misunderstood staff reporter this,' but their body says, '111 Editor's note: This is the sec- rus must get in to the blood. It ported from New York." Cali- take no for an answer,' " Mor- ond in M two-part series on could be by transfusion, or fornia follows second, then People are more likely to lis- gan said. AIDS. maybe through open wounds Florida. New Jersey, Texas, ten to men than women, accord- Sometimes women will only and, of course, through sex- Pennsylvania, Illinois, Mas- ing to Fay Morgan of the Mental hint that they want something by MarotOa Grand* ual contact," he said. sachusetts, Washington, D.C. Health Center of Wood County. instead of stating it directly, staff reporter While there have been no and Georgia. There are also "Research has shown that Morgan said. reports of the virus found in states that report no cases of women have habits that encour- "Instead of saying, 'I want to Few people understand the other body fluids such as per- AIDS such as North Dakota. age people to not listen to go out to dinner tonight'she will details about bow AIDS is spiration or saliva, Lau said Harris said New Jersey ranks them.^she said. say, this is an awfully hot night transmitted. In Queens. N.Y., that even if a body fluid was Ugh due largely to the New Morgan, director of commu- to cook,' and then hope that me some parents have forbidden shared through imbibing, York City traffic that com- nity education at the center, is spouse takes the huny' she said. their children to attend school stomach acid would probably mutes back and forth be- teaching a workshop called "If it works, fine/' she said, with a chad who has AIDS, kill the microorganism. tween states. Talking So Others Listen" "but often it doesn't work." but Dr. Peter Lau, director of HARRIS WAS quick to indi- through the Office of Continuing Morgan said that often women Red Cross Blood Services in EVEN THOUGH the Mid- cate that AIDS cases around Education. The workshop began take a subservient position by Toledo, said these parents are west has not been hard hit coastal states are going to be yesterday and will be held from stating something as a question. misinformed about how AIDS with AIDS cases, that does higher where more drug traf- 10:30 a.m. to noon in Room 1103, "A man will say, 'this rug can be contracted. Lau said not mean caution shouldn't be ficking occurs, cases that re- Offenhauer West each Thurs- looks dirty,' and a woman wiD intimate sexual contact and exercised, since the incuba- ter for Disease Control (CDC) sult from intravenous drug day for the next three weeks. say, this rug looks dirty, doesn't blood contact with the virus tion period of this fatal virus reports that there have been use. Holtxhauer also said that Morgan said the program Is it?' " she said. "It's as if she are the only ways Acquired can last as long as seven 228 cases of children with states with sparse popula- being presented because it Is a needs the approval of the other Immune Deficiency Syn- years - the average being two AIDS in the United States as tions like Wyoming and South topic that is often asked of em- persons for their opinion." drome Is transmitted. De- or three years - Lau said. of Sept. 2. Dakota are going to have ployees and volunteers of the "Women also tend to raise spite one report that said the AIDS can be passed on to Buck Harris, gay-health fewer cases. ^'You have to Mental Health Center when their voice at the end of a virus was found in a teardrop, children thorough birth. Be- consultant for the Ohio De- consider that there are less sneaking to various clubs, orga- statement," Morgan said. "It he said it is highly unlikely cause of the long incubation partment of Public Health, people In the state of Wyom- nisations and church groups. gives the impression that the that the virus could be trans- period, mothers may not said Ohio ranks 19th in the ing than the city of Colum- person is not resolute." mttted if one were to touch know they have AIDS until country for the number of bus," he> said. MORGAN GAVE some exam- Other topics to be discussed the teardrop. "I do not think long after their children are cases In each state. "New There have now been ples of why women are teas include bow to utilize gestures, that kind of exposure could born, and the Illness may not York Is first," Harris said. nearly 12,«00 cases reported likely to be listened to than men. voice Inflection, eye contact, occur, not through casual show up in their children until "In fact SO percent of the in the United States, about She said a person's body lan- silence and postures during con- contact" Lau satol"The vi- well into childhood. The Cen- cases in the nation are re- • See AIDS, page 4. guage might deter from his/her versations that will reinforce the overall manage. . intended message. T T- Editorial BG News/September 13,1985 2

To forgive divine I'm a Yipey not a Yuppie Academic forgiveness, a policy allowing students with previously low grade point averages a by Craig Hergert The verdict? One year away they themselves do - and per- Forgive me if this response is from getting a Ph.D In English, haps to learn a little something unfashionable; it is as inevitable chance to return to the University with a clean More than eight months have I'm light years away from Yup- on the way. a by-product of my education as record, ought to be approved by the Undergraduate passed since I read Newsweek's piedom. Even after getting my a lfck-the-world attitude is for Council and Faculty Senate. cover story on the Year of the degree, I won't be on the fabled The Yipey acronym would be someone in business manage- The policy is designed to help part-time, non- Yuppie, but I still can't get it out fast track to financial success more than a label; it would ment. Of the many novels on my traditional students who have been absent from the of my mind. In two months I'll but somewhere over on the contain the frightened battle cry contemporary fiction reading be thirty and I haven't come shoulder. What I need even for the unsure members of my list for my doctoral exam, few academic scene for a number of years return to close to yupping yet. more than a car, is a label since generation. are brimming with characters earn an undergraduate degree from the University. So what have I been up to "Yuppie" is so inappropriate. who coast through life filled with To be eligible for the program, they must have while the rest of my generation The word Yuppie exudes con- happiness, self-fulfillment and been previous students of the University and must has been setting the world on So call me a Yipey. fidence, a yup, you-bet, can-do peach sorbet. Take, for exam- request academic forgiveness in writing from the fire? I've been in college. For YIPEY - That's Young Infe- attitude. Yipey evokes Just the ple, one I finished this summer, eight years. In the humanities rior Professional. Those mem- opposite. The word sounds One Hundred Years of Solitude. Office of Registration and Records. yet. I feel something like a pros- bers of the baby-boom scared. And, in a way, so are we Not One Hundred Years of Net- Joan Bissland, director of Adult Learner Serv- pector tramping around in Iowa generation who chose academe Yipeys. I'm certain that what working, but solitude, as in lone- ices and Evening Credit Programs who served on during a California gold rush. over business are all in the same has kept some of my gifted peers liness. an ad hoc committee to study the policy, said most Oh, I have picked up a few boat and it's not a luxury liner. out of the successful life of, say, returning students are older students who are Yuppie habits. I've been known, The reason they haven't re- law school, is an insecurity and I'm not sure my Yuppie cous- for example, to drink an occa- ceived a lot of attention is that sensitivity that would be consid- ins are allowed to own up to that ordinarily good students. These students should not sional dark beer or even a Cali- they don't make much of an ered drawbacks there. When feeling anymore. It would clash be penalized for past mistakes and should be fornia Cooler. But these are economic rumble. But they're those of us who are burdened with their confidence as surely allowed to continue their education with the same merely the trappings of Yuppie- professional nonetheless in jobs with this extra measure of inse- as a seed cap with a three-piece advantage that transfer students enjoy. dom. Test me on the essentials that require years of schooling. curity look at the world of busi- suit. Transfer students forfeit credit for courses below and I fail miserably. Instead of becoming Yuppies, ness, on those rare occasions For starters, don't ask me if I they've become instructors of when we dare look at all, we can Hergert, a teaching fellow in a "C" and their previous GPA is eliminated. have a BMW. Ask me if I have a Yuppies, training young people only respond with an unuttered English from Slavton, Minn., Is Academic forgiveness would enable returning car. Period. The answer is no. to go out and earn far more than "yipe!" a columnist for the News. students to carry credits earned with an "S" or "C" Exclamation point. Eade while credit earned with a "D" grade would And ask me if I have the forfeited. necessary characterisitics of a Offering an incentive to students who had a Yuppie. Of Rosabeth Moss Rant- difficult tune academically at the University might er's list of Yuppie virtues listed THE Mfesr RESPOHPS VO APAKIHEIP: encourage them to finish their education. in Newsweek, I'm batting two While the idea is a sound one, precautions must for six, an anemic average. be taken that the policy is not abused. Therefore, a Imagination and articulateness 111, with a bit of caution that is grace period must elapse before a student is oh-so unyuppish, lay claim to. eligible for academic forgiveness. But daring? I'm afraid to clean The council members should decide on the num- out my refrigerator for fear of ber of years that must elapse before a student is discoveringsome new mutation of fungus. The only thing I can allowed to re-enter the University. They once do with entrepreneurship is spell considered having a student wait 10 years before it. My only experience with re-applying for classes, then changed that number slickness is walking on icy Ohio to five. We believe a five-year absence would be sidewalks. As for glad-handing, sufficient; 10 years is too long away from acade- the hand I present seems to mia. shout morose. If students are willing to try again, they should Dress for success? You've got not have to wait so long that theylose interest and to be kidding. Last year I came across an interesting comment become discouraged. in the journal of one of my composition students: "This teacher's a loser. He's worn the same pants to two classes in a row." And I'm probably the only Senior citizens at 35? visitor to New York City who went into Bloomingdale's for the sole purpose of using the by Art Buchwald "I would say those over 30. restroom. When you cross the 35 age bar- I was at a magazine office the rier the advertiser wants you off other day and one of the pub- our subscription list, 10 feet Ushers said to me, "I have to from the newsstand, and doesn't reduce my average-age read- care if you're sitting in the room ership by five years." when he's selling Beer on tele- Letters vision. "What is the average age of "As far as he's concerned, your readers now?" I asked. you're Just taking up needless Frat lacks gratitude that he saw a personality con- true. But I think a wise Ameri- will definitely keep me from "Thirty-five. As far as my room on the planet. When you Like most potential fraternity flict and was guilty of not trying can government would have going out alone at night, and it advertisers are concerned 35 is get into your 40s and 50s, the guys I attended the designated to get to know me. Today I see sense to work closely with the will definitely keep me locking much too old an age to appeal to. advertiser insists that our com- Tuesday and Thursday Rush their gratitude toward my deci- "new" government, both eco- my door. It's the under 30s who are spend- puter spit you out." parties. Last spring semester, I sion. nomically and militarily. But ing most of the money in this "Wait a minute," I said. rushed a few houses on campus Jerry Riedthaler wait, that would mean yet an- But I hope it will do more than country." "Let's backtrack a bit. It's true and became very impressed 104 Pi Kappa Phi other U.S. controlled country. that. We nave a man running "That's because the people that those of us over 35 are not with one of them. I first became Mr. Melden, haven't you ever around loose out there who is not who are over 35 have children the big spenders we once were. interested with this house after thought that just maybe a gov- only breaking into houses, he is who are spending money, and But where do you think the working with one of its mem- ernment could take care of its raping women. we senior citizens don't have as money comes from that your bers. Apartheid doomed own business without either U.S. much to spend ourselves." advertisers are fighting for? If I attended the parties where I To Bill Melden and all those or Soviet influence? Please, BG women, don't be "Don't think the advertisers we didn't supply the dough to would get to know the guys, individuals who must think of stupid! I'm not trying to scare aren't aware of that. The money our kids, they wouldn't have a learn about the greek system every reason in the world (in you into hysteria, only common r;r in this country belongs to dime for all that junk that and learn what the fraternity is this case Communism) for black Would a new government in sense. Lock your doors and win- kids. They spend more on makes them such important about. They seemed to have South Africans not to participate South Africa be heavily in- dows, don't walk alone at night. records in one year than their consumers to the advertising good fraternity-sorority in their own government: now fluenced by communists? Jailed Don't make it any easier f or this parents do on grass seed. They world. It's our money that is relationships on campus, and it can you keep overlooking the African National Congress "guy." If you see or hear any- go to the movies and the making them the hot prospects appeared to have a strong back- basic fact that the current gov- leader Nelson Mandella said thing strange, call the police! ■food restaurants, and buy of the business community and ground on both the national and ernment is not legitimate? Al- more than 20 years ago in a They won't think you're foolish, and leather Jackets, forcing magazines, movies and University level. though it has taken almost 400 speech before an African court: only helpful. If your windows at's why the advertisers want TV shows to cater to their idiotic During this period of nervous- years.the rest of the world is ''Basically we fight against two are broken or don't have locks, . J please them so much. People tastes." ness between rushes. I was finally realizing, much to the features which are the hall- call your landlord and demand Ser 35 are drags on society as "That's quite true." my pub- given a bid to join their frater- current government's embar- marks of African life in South that they be fixed immediately. : as buying power goes. Ad- lishing friend agreed, "but let's nity; one where individuals rassment, that apartheid is a Africa and which are en- Let's be safe, so none of us will vertisers don't Uke that" be sensible about this. On a cold were brought together with the doomed system and is well on its trenched by legislation which we have to read about anything in .-7"It isn't our fault," I said snowy evening, would you pre- purpose of ^'furthering way to extinction. Scare tactics seek to have repealed. These the paper except how this man defensively. "At one time we fer to stay home or go to a Pizza friendships." I eagerly accepted and an incredibly brutal police features are poverty and lack of was caught and punished! .Bed to spend money like water Hut?" the bid to join the brotherhood. force can only beat down the human dignity , and we do not too. I think advertisers owe us "Stay home." I went through the associate black majority for so long. need communists or so-called UzMatchett apme loyalty. We supported "And your son and daugh- member education program and 'agitators' to teach us about 115 MacDonald North $em for a long time." ters?" successfully completed it. I did It is true that economic sanc- these things ... I have "You can't let sentiment get "Go to a Pizza Hut." the necessary duties as a pledge tions, even Reagan's cosmetic cherished the idea of a demo- Involved when you're selling. "So there you are. You might and slightly more, compared to ones, will weaken the South Afri- cratic and free society in which Correction Vou have to aim your copy at the read an ad for a Pizza Hut in my some of the actives. Recently, I can economy. And millions of all persons live together in har- Because of a typographical Jjerson who has the money burn- magazine or see one on tele- was asked not to activate this black workers will likely suffer mony and with equal opportuni- error, a quote from the Bible So a bole in his or her pocket. vision. But it's your kids who coming Saturday, September 14, in the wake of divestiture. But if in yesterday's News was er- ': "'if you publish a magazine or will go out on a snowy night and and to disassociate myself from the racist regime in power is free South Africa! roneous. put on a television program that buy one. So why the hell should the bouse. toppled, and all citizens are fi- The quote, which was in a Pappeals to people who weare talk ma- to you?'' The reasons given were that a nally given equal rights, then Jeff Keene column by Bill Melden on the ««»■ «Hild drive this coun- "Why are you talking to me?" few of the brothers did not feel I perhaps economic sanctions are OCMB3NZ editorial page, should have ecession. You must "Because you're a friend and I was confortable in the house. the way to go. That still remains read, "God sent not his Son ads for that vast wanted to tell you personally They feel that they are unable to to be seen, however. into the world to condemn the jnent of the popula- that because of your age I can no set to know me. I understand Play it safe, women world." will buy anything, longer carry you on our sub- that not everyone likes everyone As to whether blacks would be I'm writing this in response to anywnere, any time." scription list." else, but the brothers had three able to run their own country, the article on the front page of Student orientation meetings . "So Just because we're dis- Buchwald is a syndicated col- weeks to meet me and see if I who is to say? Melden shouldn't Tuesday's News (Possible link for the Placement Service criminating, people over 35 are umnist for the Los Angeles was fraternity material during forget that a man's drive for in crimes). will not be held today, as was bad advertising risks?" I asked. Times. rush. They must have agreed freedom eventually led 13 colo- I'm a woman on campus who erroneously reported in yes- because I did receive a bid. nies to become part of the most was almost lulled into a feeling terday's News. -THE BG NEWS- Moreover, I completed the powerful and influential nation of safety when it comes to walk- Eoxor PaWola RBar Copy •dHor Brian BH pledge program. Yet, nothing on earth. Maybe Melden's ing places at dusk. I want to The News regrets these er- Oaorl Barnard Copy ad*o> MHwH Btajr was said. scenario of a communist satel- thank the News tor its report of rors. lor Elanflmmarl Copy adaor Omm Harding lite in South Africa will come mm*** JBTrudaau CopyarJW OrmHonnO* A summer passed and this fall the rape Saturday morning. It EtaorHadtor MMMchryra Wlra adaor Carola Mombargar I moved into the bouse. I was not Photoadtor JoaPhalan Friday adBor Drag Warta planning on moving into the Sporta adaor Karl Smith Prod mp'r BobQmaon house. Iplanned to live in Offen- BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Aaat aporta aowc Tom Raad Prod. aupY Slava KaartcM hauer with a good friend. The mneti*f ee*mio»eoa.' CNafcopyaator Oarlaa wwdar Prod, aup'r Douglaa Kaufman fraternity needed three more Me/imus-tiimioRK.. I rha BQ Nm la puMahad date Tuaaday (rough Friday dunng ma acadamc yaar and people to fill the house and asked ■mmemnKT. CI/IIVK ' punno *wr if I would consider moving in. im HUKXK mnt MK mocmoeKf- m.mu. %Ur*ian*y After much deliberation, I (a//-mm/. IH/S CM.' teer. m. r mm/iecmv xmie „ W- -mm I OpHona a«praa»ad by coajmnaM do not nacaaaarty radacl ma opHona of rha BG Nawa agreed to change my plans. *M¥JCONSTI- foKweexif \ Q PttoMA/r I Tha 80 Nawa and Booing Oman Stata UMvaraKy are aquaj opportunity amptoyani and do There was a chance that this v/noN. -rwt Jautnriala in nrhg pracHoaa. P Tha BO Nm «■ not aooaopt advarMng that * daamad rjacrtnmatory. dagradhg or chapter would lose the house if it 1-hauang on ma baaa of raoa. an or national origin could not be filled this vear. copyright 1 »8S by ma BQ Mm at rtghta raaarvad A large sacrifice was made on BuaMaaOnoa EdNorW Omoa my part. I would like to thank 214 Waal Hal Ph 14191 372-2601 210 Waal Mai Ph (4181 3722(503 those brothers for their warmth - Booing Qraan State Unrveralty and friendship, especially my ■oaring Qraan. Orw 43403 "big" who told me face to face Horn: 8 am to 5 p.m Monday (trough Friday .... CAP.* Local BG Newt /September 13,1985 i Grad student maps alleys

by PhiUlp B. Wilson university and is on leave for his post-grad- man's restaurant as an example of what can staff reporter uate study. happen over a period of time. That former HE SAID the current tax map accounts of alley has been turned into a parking lot for; His specialty is urban and regional plan- the city's alleys are accurate, but over the local downtown businesses. ning but this university graduate assistant is years no new diagrams have been drawn for taking a major step in the possible redesign- a new map. Navaratnam said that in the ON THE SURFACE, Navaratnam knows ing of Bowling Green's zoning map. past, when the map was changed, updating his study might seem insignificant but he For the next two semesters, Rajan Nava- was done with sketched penciTmarks. said alleys play an important role in any ratnam will be studying alleys. That's right, His efforts, combined with that from city town or city. alleys. He's going to gather old tax maps, officials, may spark enough interest for a classify the alleys as to their structure and new city map, he said. type, determine the essential needs of those Municipal administrator Wes Hoffman is "In any study of city structure, we find roads, and investigate the history of each interested in Navaratnam's findings. that alleys are taken for granted, he said, one through extensive research and inter- "I think it will be very useful to us for both "They play a major role in city life in that views with city residents. operating and planning purposes," he said. their passageways divide blocks and give Navaratnam, a graduate assistant in the "We could go out and count this ourselves access to rear enterances." University's Geography Department, came but it would take a lot of manpower." to Bowling Green in 1984 and is from Sri Navaratnam said that only about 40 per- Lanka. He is an assistant lecturer there at cent of the original alleys remain today "This town is of ideal size and I hope the the University of Peradeniya. He received because many have been vacated or reused. study can be of some help to city planners," his bachelor's degree in geography at that He sighted the passageway behind Kauf- he said. Bands, food highlight Fall Fest

The University Activities Or- president of UAO, said the orga- will take the stage at noon, fol- and chips with University food ation, Food Operations and nization is preparing for an esti- lowed by Rhythm in Motion at 2 coupons. Games include a 100 i Chi and Theta Chi frater- mated crowd of 2,000. p.m. and topping off the af- seat game of musical chairs, BG News/Alex Horvath nities are sponsoring the third ternoon's entertainment will be sponsored by the United Way Rajan Navaratnam annual Fall Fest '85 Saturday. Fall Fest '85 is being held in American Noise at 4 p.m. Dur- and a volleyball game open to conjunction with Sigma Chi ing stage breaks WFAL will be anyone, said Pearson. The nets Derby Days, which has events spinning records. will be set up all afternoon. AMERICAN The party, which will feature scheduled Saturday afternoon Please , three bands, runs from noon to 6 adjacent to the festival, and the The day's festivities include In the event of rain the bands support the CANCER p.m. at College Park, behind Theta Chi Ox Roast. games, food, beer and pop. For and food will be moved to the SOCIETY' Offenhauer Towers. Admission the first time this year students Lenhart Grand Ballroom in the is free. Jacqueline Pearson, vice Westside Steve and the Jets will be able to purchase hot dogs University Union, Pearson said.

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EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! •SCHOOL SUPPLIES •BEER & WINE •HEALTH I BEAUTY AIDS •RECORDS and CASSETTES Days of penitence near DISC " Rosh Hashanah time for forgiveness, reflection 902 LWOOSTER - Next to T.O.'i -PHONE 352-3951 by Caroline Linger nalism. faith of the Jewish people, Dan- The Jewish year is based on SERVING COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR 25 YEARS staff reporter Dansker attended Hebrew sker said. the lunar calendar which OrBIMON.1HW1HUB.9lo9 m. A SAT. 9-10 SUNDAY 10 to 6 Union College, a school for train- The High Holy Days will end changes every year, Dansker Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish ing Reform rabbis. Wednesday. Sept. 25, on Yom said. Jews do not believe that New Year which occurs Mon- Rosh Hashanah is "a cele- Kippur, a day of atonement, he the Messiah has come, so in- day, will provide Jews with a bration of life" in which Jews said. Traditionally. Jews fast stead of counting years from the time to reflect on the past year can thank God for bringing them and pray from sundown the day death of Jesus Christ, Jews and look forward to the months this far, Dansker said. One of before until sundown the day of count from what they believe ahead. the traditional readings from Yom Kippur. was the time of creation, be Rosh Hashanah is the first of the Torrah deals with Abra- AT THE END of the Yom said. That would make this the ALBUM OF THE WEEK: 10 High Holy days. During these ham's willingness to sacrifice Kippur service, the Shofar is year 5746, he explained. MEW RELEASE O^J 49 days, which can be considered his son, Isaac, to prove his trust blown to tell God His message is The Jewish Student Group LOVIN' EVERY days of penitence, a Jew can in God. When God saw the depth received. Dansker said. also holds a weekly Shabbat LOVERBOY MINUTE OF ITIT" L.R,L.P. or CASSEIK review the past year and ask of Abraham's trust, he forbade Since there are no synagogues service every Friday at 6:30 him to sacrifice his son. in Bowling Green, the Jewish LIMIT 1 EACH -- EXPIRES 9-19-85 God to forgive his sins and set p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of ready to live a good life the The Shofar, a ram's horn, is Students Group is offering a the University Union. The group STATE CDUrun following year, said Emil Dan- blown early in the service as a Rosh Hashanah service in Prout also sponsors programs and pACK 49 sker, associate professor of jour- call to worship and a sign of Chapel Monday from 3 to S p.m. services on Jewish holidays. k«n5A-902 l.P.4. or CASUTTI ISUPER AVILYN RECORDING CASSETTES I LIMIT T - EXPIRES 9-19-83 USG elections set STATE COUPONl I I by Zora Johnson which are due on Tuesday, Sept. staff reporter 17. VITAMIN 500 MG Urge One Item Pizza I There are more than 20 open- 100s I University students have the ings for students who will serve opportunity to become involved as representatives on commit- LIMIT 1 -- EXPIRES 9-19-85 I with the Undergraduate Student tees such as the cultural events *5.25 Government either as an elected committee, publications board STATE COUPON I representative or as a member and honors and awards commit- SUMMIT 352-3551 expires: 9-20-85 we deliver I of a committee. tee. L Elections for five on- and off- BATH TISSUE 99* campus district representative FOR STUDENTS who are in- seats will be held Wednesday, terested in becoming involved 4-ROLLS LIMIT 1 4-PACK - EXPIRES 9-19-8S Sept. 25. 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Undersecretary to fly on shuttle a sign he was succumbing to the effects of hypothermia, or lowered The Federal Aviation Administration has been trying to rebuild body temperature, made finding him all the more timely. the nation's air control system since the 1981 strike, which resulted CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Air Force Undersecretary "He wasn't in that bad shapelhough; he was alert," said Dalton. in the firing of 11,400 controllers. Edward "Pete" Aldridge has been selected to fly on the first space More than 125 people, 11 tracking dogs and two helicopters helped On Tuesday, the House Public Works and Transportation subcom- shuttle mission launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., in the search for Adams, who wandered away Saturday afternoon mittee on investigations released a report concluding that there the Air Force announced Wednesday. from a group of hikers from Bittersweet Farms, a suburban Toledo appears to a "diminishing margin of safety" in the system due to Aldridge and Air Force MaJ. John Brett Watterson were named as facility for the mentally handicapped. stress, fatigue, staffing shortages, increasing traffic, lack of super- pay load specialists to round out the crew of seven for the Defense Authorities looking for Adams had identified him as 19, but a nurse vision and an unseasoned work force. Department mission set for lift off March 20. at the Ohio facility said yesterday be turned 21 Tuesday. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration earlier named five members of the agency's astronaut crew to the flight. Aldridge, 47, who has been Air Force undersecretary since 1981, 'Nuclear winter' theory upheld said in a statement: "I'm thrilled at the opportunity and thrilled at AAeadowview Courts the prospects that I will be able to apply what I have learned to expanding U.S. efforts In space." WASHINGTON (AP) - Billions of people who somehow survived the first blasts of a nuclear war would face drawn-out deaths by starvation, an international scientific group said yesterday in a Apartments study supporting the theory of a crop-nnning global "nuclear Autistic man found, listed as stable winter." LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) - An autistic H-yearold man who had Though an image of total devastation after a nuclear attack may Call now at 352-1195 been missing for five days in the Adirondacks was found yesterday well be accurate for areas around actual targets, one of the report's suffering from mild hypothermia but otherwise in good condition, authors said famine conditions in unscathed areas would be far authorities said. more typical as hundreds of millions of tons of black smoke robbed • One Bedroom Furnished Forest rangers located Ronald Adams of Whitehouse, Ohio, in the crops of needed warmth and light from the sun. High Peaks region of the central Adirondacks, said Department of "We are left with images of Ethiopia and the Sudan as being more $225 plus gas and electric Environmental Conservation spokesman Art Woldt. representative of what trie world would look like after a nuclear war He was lying down in only his underwear, Ranger John Dalton for most of the people than the sorts of images we have of Hiroshima • Two Bedroom Unfurnished said, and was carried down a trail on a litter and then taken by and Nagasaki,'' Dr. Mark Harwell of Cornell University said at a helicopter to Placid Memorial Hospital where he was in stable news conference on the report. $265 plus gas and electric condition. Hospital spokeswoman Cheryl Breen said Adams was also suffer- ing from trenchfoot and would remain in the hospital for at least 24 Controllers needed, Ohioan says Landlord pays water and sewage hours. WASHINGTON (AP) - Deficiencies in the nation's air traffic "He is in very good condition considering he was exposed to some control system must be corrected, an Ohio congressman said All residents have the privilege of pretty cold conditions the past few nights/' Breen said. yesterday, adding that controllers at Ohio airports alone are being using The Cherrywood Health Spa "He was fairly responsive to people in the emergency room and he forced to handle 180,000 more flights than they did three years ago. did ask for water to drink and a Creamsicle to eat." she said. "Air traffic at Ohio's airports Is increasing while the number of located at 8* and High St. Temperatures in the mountains have dropped below freezing experienced controllers has not yet rebounded to pre-strike levels," Hours: Mon-Fri. 9-4:30 214 Napoleon Rd. overnight this week, and Dalton said the fact that Adams was prone, said Rep. Bob McEwen, R-Ohio. Soviet agents identified ^^^^

LONDON (AP) - The govern- sent back to Moscow since 1971, clearly serious. They were eng- ment announced yesterday that when Britain expelled 105 Soviet aging in intelligence activities of the Soviet spymaster for Britain diplomats and trade officials. a Kind and on a scale that was has defected and has identified The Foreign Office said the unacceptable, and this action 25 espionage agents who are Soviets were ordered to leave (the mass expulsion) is there- being expelled from the country. Britain by Oct. 3. fore necessary for the defense of The Foreign Office said Oleg Gordievski officially held the national security." Gordievski, 46, had recently senior rank of counselor in the Alexey NUdforov, a spokes- been appointed head of the So- Soviet Embassy. man for the Soviet Embassy, viet KGB office in London but Howe, asked what damage said the British action was defected because he "wished to Britain had suffered from the 25 "without foundation what- become a citizen of a demo- alleged spies, replied, "It's soever." cratic country and live in a free society." He was granted asy- • USG • USG • USG • USG • USG • USG • USG • USG • USG • lum in Britain. Sir Geoffrey Howe, the foreign secretary, called the defection a "substantial coup" for the Brit- ish security services. Erik Ninn-Hansen, Den- mark's justice minister, indi- «* cated that Gordievski had been a double agent for the West since the 1970s, when he served with the Soviet Embassy in Copenha- filling positions gen. for undergraduate Ninn-Hansen, speaking on Danish television, said representatives for Gordievski "supplied police in- university committees. telligence with much informa- tion, also on conversations he conducted, and he was an ex- tremely important source of in- formation of significance to our APPLICATIONS ARE NOW security." THE DANISH minister said British and Danish counterintel- AVAILABLE ligence services had been in contact with each other about IN 405 STUDENT SERVICES Gordievski for some time, though he would not go into DEADLINE SEPT.13,1985 details. Britain's Foreign Office would not comment on Ninn-Hansen's statement. The 25 Soviets were the larg- est number of alleged spies to be • USG • USG • USG • USG • USG » USG « USG » USG » USG JEANIE 24 Hour Teller located in the Union Building

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As Bowling Green head coach Denny Stolz once said, "any THE WILDCAT running game BOWLING GREEN: game you lose, you can't make will center on Mark Logan, the Nickname: Falcons up." top returning rusher with 400 1984 record: 8-3. 7-2 In the MAC (second) Even so, tomorrow's con- yards and a 4.7 yards per carry 1985 record: 1-0, 1-0 In the MAC frontation with Kentucky could average. Quarterback Bill Head coach: Denny Stolz, eighth year (46-44-1) be a milestone for BG's ninth- Randsell is a respectable Returning starters: 16 (off.-7; def.-9) year mentor. A win in Lexington passer, connecting on 55.6 per- Players to watch: Brian McClure (QB), on a pace that will would give Stolz his 100th career cent of his passes last year. make him the NCAA's all-time leading passer, he cur- college victory. Despite Randsell's glowing And getting it against a school statistics, Stolz knows that run- rently leads the MAC In passing; Bernard White (RB), led as prestigious as UK would ning is the heart of UK's game. the '84 Falcons In rushing (1,078 yards), receiving (56 make reaching the century "We fit against them well, whether we "They throw a lot as far as catches) and scoring (90 points); Erik Johnson (LB), leads mark that much sweeter. number-wise, but they're simi- team In tackles (15) and recovered two fumbles, one "If I had my druthers, that's execute or not, well, that's why we're lar types, same schemes - a for a TD, against Ball State; Melvin Marshall (DB) the one I'd pick," Stolz said. relatively conservative passing Intercepted two passes for TD's last week at Ball State, "You'd remember that one a playing the game." game," he said. making him the MAC's leading scorer. touch longer." But there's a lot more to the Beating the powerful Wildcats game than X's and O's for Stolz. Denny Stolz, BG head coach Beating a top team like UK KENTUCKY: will take quite a bit more effort Nickname: Wildcats than last weekend's 31-6 pasting could be a psychological lift to a of Bail State. squad struggling to prove that it 1984 record: 9-3, 3-3 in the SEC (tied for sixth) BSU held BG's Brian McClure can compete with the nation's 1985 record: first game to a sub-par 217 yards, not quite Stolz said. "We will improve, passing game. top teams. Head coach: Jerry Clalrborne, fourth year (15-18-2) the totals the all-American- that's what the first game is all "They're just going to adjust ''It's the type of game we'd Returning starters: 13 (off.-6; def.-7) /Heisman hopeful is used to about" it to us; they wont have a multi- natty like to win," Stolz said. Players to watch: Mark Logan (TB), top returning rusher piling up. The defense came to As with BSU, McClure and his tude of defenses like Ball State," "We fit against them well; (400 yards, 4.7 yards per carry) led SEC in kick returns the rescue and scored 21 points receiving corps will face defense Stolz said. "But they will deviate whether we execute or not, well, (26.2) and set three Hall of Fame Bowl records (96 kick while helping to set up one of geared to stop the aerial circus a lot and throw in a few wrinkles that's why we're playing the return yards, 32.0 avg., 51 yard return), Bill Randsell Paul Silvf s tow field goals. they have conducted for the last for our passing game." game. (QB), completed 55.6 percent of his passes last year, A NEW offensive line caused three years. While the offense hopes to get "They're going to take us part of the offensive problem, UK sports a run-oriented on track, the defense will try to lightly, and that's the advan- Jon Dumbauld (DT), defensive captain led team In but Stolz said that part of the "wide tackle six" defense, a keep rolling along after surren- tage/' tipped passes (five) was seventh in tackles last year. Falcon machine will be running system almost unique to the dering only two field goals at Other MACtton: Northern Illi- Brian Williams (DE) second leading tackier In '84, 214 smoothly tomorrow afternoon. Wildcats. Stolz doesn't expect BSU. UK's scheme will/be pre- nois at Wisconsin; Pacific at tackles in last two years. "The line had some break- UK to change their defensive dictable, as they come from the Central Michigan; Western down in protection but all the ptay, but he knows they run-oriented Southeastern Con- Michigan at Army; Ohio Univer- Series record: UK 2-0 problems are very correctable," i>mi»nni ofi\f hishi* team'stniim'i ference. sity at Marshall; Kent State at Last meeting: UK won 21-20 at Lexington, 1980. Akron. AERIAL PURSUIT Sports Cap Brian McClure resumes his chase of Doug Flutie's NCAA passing yardage re- FOOTBALL; After region in the most recent topped the Falcons twice last cord against Kentucky to- downing ISAApoll. year. morrow. McClure currently Ball State 314 last week, the ranks tenth on the all-time BG gridders travel to Lexing- VOLLEYBALL: Having CROSSCOUNTRY: Both list, just four yards behind ton to tangle with a tough opened their season Tuesday squads travel to Athens, Oh. John Holman of Northeast Kentucky squad at 1:30 to- with a grueling loss while tomorrow, with the women Louisiana (1979-82). morrow afternoon. hosting Michigan, the BG facing Ohio University while spikers travel to MAC power- the men tangle with OU, Mar- SOCCER: Off the heels of a houses Northern Illinois (to- shall and Eastern Michigan. win and a tie in the BGSU/To- night in DeKalb, 111.) and . . 10,579 ledo Trust Soccer Cup the Western Michigan (tomorrow GOLF: The women link- Falcons travel to Las Vegas in Kalamaioo, Mich.). WMU sters shoot 36 boles today and for the UNLV Red Rebel Clas- ranked 11th in the Tachika- 18 tomorrow at the Ferris Latest effort: 217 yard* sic where they will face ra's preseason coaches poll State Invitational in Big Rap- against Ball State UNLV (today) and San Diego and have a 6-0-1 series lead ids, Mich. BG placed five of 14 State (tomorrow). The Fal- over BG and have won 35 last week at the Illinois Invi- Flutie cons ranked seventh in toe straight MAC matches. NIU tational.

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by Suzan Cilne by Suzan Cline Friday reporter Friday reporter Artificial additives and pre- It's Friday, and the refrigera- servatives, coupled with high tor is bare. Knowing that one price tags, lead many people to cannot Uve on three-month-old took for alternatives to super- cottage cheese alone, you real- market shopping. ize that it's time to make the One increasingly popular an- weekly trek to the supermarket. swer to going Krogering is bulk With most of your weekend's food shopping. Bulk food stores monetary allotment already offer an alternative to the proc- budgeted for Uptown, you make essed products found in super- a detour down the aisle with the markets and are also less black and white boxes, search- expensive. ing desperately for that rare combination of good and cheap. Two Toledo bulk food outlets, Bulk Food Warehouse, 2308 Rey- nolds Road; and Edward's, 1935 But how do you know that Laskey Road, a supermarket you're reallygetting your mon- with a bulk food section, provide ey's worth? When you make the foodstuffs such as raisins, rolled move to generic foods, what are oats, rice and flour in bulk quan- you sacrificing? tities. Both stores allow their customers to purchase food in Michelob Light, which is regu- any quantity. lar Michelob plus water, com- mands a premium price. For another alternative, spe- Hamburger Helper sells for cialty stores often provide quiet, $1.25 a box, even though around uncrowded shopping for the ad- the corner the hamburger is venturous consumer. only .89 cents a pound. In short, brightly-packaged products, Two such stores are located identical to their more mun- right here in Bowling Green.The dane-looking shelf neighbors, Pizza Store, 1058 N. Main, buys- may command as much as 50 cheese in bulk and packages it percent more money. But themselves, effectively increas- looking past the fancy labels of ing quality while cutting con- brand-name foodscan help avoid sumer cost. these traps. If all-nighters loom ahead and "Basically, generic brands money isn't tight, Warzy's Deli- just mean someone got a con- catessen and Wine Shop, 1068 N. tract to package surplus food," Main, grinds its own delicious said Joe Williford, associate pro- coffee for $2.75 a half pound. fessor of Food Science and Nu- Bowling Green is home to sev- trition at the University. Friday/Jim Kit* eral food cooperatives, which Sheila Labie. junior Nursing major, tries to decide between a generic items offer the attraction of lower prices they may not offer the • See Food co-op, page 10. • See Generic food, page 9. brand and a name brand spaghetti sauce. Although generic brand food same quality. The new taste in town is at Aspen Bar & Grill A'aKn* Restaurant features mesquite grilling, 164 wine choices served at Aspen are mesquite- dishes as Cajun-style redfish, tional sweet tooth, there is al- by Andy Perk* grtlled. Mesquite wood burns at Friday reporter shrimp scampi and mesquite- ways an old-fashioned malted a very high temperature and grilled orange roughie. All din- milk. works to seal in natural juices. Culinary adventurers, rejoice. ner items come with a salad bar Paul Kacer, owner of Aspen, and trimmings and cost between A typical dinner might consist 7 There is a new place in Bowling came to Bowling Green with the $8.00 and $12.00. of potato skins for an appetizer, Green that deserves the atten- intention of making his restau- tion of anyone interested in a When was the last time you fajitas (pieces of tender, mes- rant the best in town. had a pizze? Yes, it is spelled quite-grilled steak smothered in detour from the fast food lane "I want Aspen to appeal to for a taste of something differ- correctly. Pizze is a new and onions and peppers) and quesa- college students, area residents interesting type of food served diUas (flaky dough with a tender ent: Aspen Grill and Cafe. and professors," he said. "As- Many University students are at Aspen. Pizze, unlike pizza, Mexican filling), a garden fresh familiar with the location of the salad and a Long Island ice tea new restaurant, named for the or two. The portions are hefty, Aspen tree that grows through- and the bill comes to less than out the United States. The res- $18. taurant is located at 107 State St. (at E. Wooster) where SamB's The front of Aspen is a wine used to be located. shop and small store. With an Appetizers ranging from po- inventory of 164 wines, the selec- tato skins to buffalo hot wings tion should cover the diverse and frog legs are a delicious way tastes of University students. to begin your Aspen adventure. pen is the first project of mine has a thin crust and is available Wine is available by the bottle or Most appetizers range in price that came out better than I had with such unusual toppings as the glass and wine consultant from $2.50 to about $5.00. anticipated. duck sausage, proscfutto ham Scott Sherk will gladly assist The decor is new to Bowling "Aspen is casual dining and and a variety of cheeses. students in choosing theproper Green. The colors are light and not expensive. I want college wine for any occasion. There is the atmosphere airy. Every students to be able to afford the At Aspen, the word dessert is also a fully-equipped bar, dish, cup and accessory is menu. If someone has just fin- never used. "Ultimate Entice- stocked and ready to serve ev- etched with an aspen leaf, de- ished playing tennis and wants a ments." as denoted on the menu, eryone's favorites. signed especially for the restau- bite to eat, he will be able to stop describes the nature of these rant by." fattening fantasies. Gelato. Ital- Aspen is open from 11 a.m. to Gourmet hamburgers and Aspen has something for ev- ian ice cream, is a cool and 11 p.m. Monday thru Thursday Philadelphia cheese-steak sand- ery taste. For the Mexican in refreshing way to top off the and 11 a.m.-l2 a.m. Friday and Friday/Dave Klelmeyer wiches are two of the specialties you, there are fajitas and quesa- meal. Several types of tortes, Saturday. Aspen is also open for Waiter Jim Hausfeld serves lunch-time patrons at the Aspen Grill and for lunch, not to mention many dillas and for the daring palate cakes and ice cream are also brunch on Sunday from 10 a.m.- Cafe, located at E. Wooster and State Streets. other light choices. 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Interviews by, Friday/ Jim SakoU 8AM WHITE, graduate stu- TERESA PREDIERI senior PHIL RIDENOUR, sopho- SLAVICA BEGOVTC. sopho- GREG ONEAL, senior inter- DEBBIE KELLERMEYER, dent from Mansfield: 'Til go secondary education major more accounting major from more anthropology major from national business major from freshman elementary education over to the Sigma Chi house and from Willard,Ohio: "I usually Uma.Ohio: "I sponge off my Cleveland: '1 borrow from my Riverside, Cal.: "I go to Miltons major from St. Marys, Ohio: "I munch-out on peanut butter and a to get to the Union and eat a roommates; we trade food back roommate Amie, or 111 head for happy hours and eat the free first beg and borrow from my banana sandwiches topped off I sandwich or a candy bar." and forth." over to McDonalds." roommate, and then there are with a glass of champagne." always friends on my floor." Friday/September 13,1985 8 Six more campus diners visited by roving reviewers

by John Cummlng* off. friendly, giving you ample time day, 4 pjn. to 8 p.m. and Keith Cornelius Meat for the sandwiches is to select from a good-sized Frlctay reporters sold by the ounce. menu. Last, but far from least, this Overall, the Deli is a good Some nights are designated establishment is one for the per- Editor's note: This Is the last place to go for a snack (or two "foreign foods nights," quicken- son who absolutely loves to eat. eta two part aeries on campus .. .orthree...). ing mat change of pace from The Truckstop serves terrifi- cuisine. * We give the Dell 3 and 1/2 cafeteria food. cally large portions of food and stars. Overall, the restaurant offers offers a good selection. After another week of check- plenty of choices and a nice We were really impressed ing out the restaurants on our BERRIES - Located in atmosphere. with the portions - if you're list, this duo of roving restau- Harshman-Chapman Quadran- * This establishment gets planning to go here, go on an rant critics have rolled into the gle. Hours: Monday-Friday 11 three and 1/2 stars. empty stomach. office to once again record our a.m. to 1:30 p.m. ZZA*S - Located in Founder's Though not elaborately-deco- experiences with "campus cui- Berries is a nice place to get quad. Hours: 7:30 p.m. to 11 rated, The Truckstop is a rela- sine." After selecting our res- rid of a few coupons. Although it p.m. Sunday-Thursday. tively nice place to sit and eat taurants, we began our eat-and- is located in a typical quad cafe- A restaurant designed with those meals. The little (?) truck crmque-of-the-week routine. teria, the decor is clever enough the pizza lover in mind. Given on the wall serves as a reminder Here we go again! to make the diner forget where the selection of pizzas and any- for those people who wonder GARDEN TERRACE DELI - he is. thing you might want on it, Zza's where they are. It's a trucker's (Otherwise known as "The Berries is designed as a sit- CAMPUS CUISINE is a good place to go for a quick delight. Deli") Located in MacDonald down restaurant, so plan on pizza fix. Quadrangle. Hours: 11 a.m. to spending a bit of time if you eat Though the size of the pizza Thank heaven this was our 5:30 p.m., Sunday-Thursday. here. Service isn't slow, but isn't too terrific, the people are last stop, 'cause we were stuffed Our experience with this es- pleasant and get orders out pre- there are busy times at this Friday/Andrea Schtixfler when we left. tablishment was generally good popular eatery. Besides, it's * As we rolled toward West with some not-so-good mixed in. nice to have someone else bring Hall to put this story together, We arrived at a busy time of the your food to the table once in a Chily's is open Tuesday-Friday Prices are reasonable, and we There isn't much to talk about we decided The Truckstop de- ■ evening and waited in line for while. 6:30 to 11:30 p.m. recommend Chily's as a good when it comes to decor here. serves three stars. (Burp.) quite some time. The cashier Food is excellent, and a bit out Ah, yes! This week's winner of change of pace for the on-cam- This place is part of one of the ran out of change for Keith's of the ordinary. Meal offerings the YothGotte-Be-In-The-Mood pus diner. cafeteria lines in Founders din- Once again, we come to the order (a lesson: be prepared for include such ''real food" items Award. Decor is simple here. * We gave this restaurant ing hall. So, if you want to eat end of a long week of journalistic cash orders), and we waited as omelettes and pita sand- Meals are served cafeteria- three stars. your pizza, you really have to gluttony. And we've done it all approximately 20 minutes for wiches. style, so plan on standing up take itwtth you. for you: the on-campus diners of our food. Appetizers include nachos and while you wait. The wait wasn't- THE TOWERS INN RESTAU- For a nice place to quickly rid Bowling Green. The wait, however, didn't potato skins, while ice cream pie long,though. RANT - Located in MacDonald Sourself of some coupons. Zza's seem to matter (at least for offers a fun dessert alternative. Food here is interesting. It's Quad. Hours: 4:15 p.m. to 8:30 i a relatively enjoyable place to John: "I think I see the light at John) when the orders arrived. A complete meal costs about like one of those "101 uses" p.m. Monday through Friday. go. the end of the tunnel." The quality of the food wasn't $5.00. book, offering everything from a This is a nice place to go if you * We give it three stars and Keith: "As long as it's not a bad, and the portions seemed * All things considered, this bowl of chili to a plate of chili- want an eipensl ve-looking meal wish there was someplace to eat neon restaurant sign. Ugh!" pretty good for the price. campus restaurant deserves a for a near-to-nominal price. our pizza other than in the hall- The Deli serves a wide variety four star rating. place was designed for Towers serves a good selection of items, from sandwiches to the adventurer in you, and the of interesting creations, and THE TRUCKSTOP - Located fresh fruit, with a large selection CHILY'S SNACK BAR -Lo- meals are good if you view them leaves you feeling very full. somewhere in The Commons. s&Ok-fryout Alotf of ice cream treats to top things cated in Kreischer-Darrow, with an open mind. The waitresses are helpful and Hours: Monday through Thurs-

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Generic food A furry fizzle (Continued from page 7) kp^Here's your chance to win Williford said that generic foods are usually processed the same Fox can't save 'Wolf way as the more expensive fame and recognition... name brands, since these tech- niques have proven successful. by Lori Hohlbein bumbling basketball team a - FIRST ANNUAL - The biggest difference be- Friday reporter boost and earns his best friend tween generic and name brand some bucks. foods, according to WUliford, is Michael J. Fox's second In the role of Howard, Fox is consistency of quality.Carrots movie of the season, "Teen only slightly above-average, and and potatoes that aren't per- Wolf." is a comedy with about as not even close to his wonderful fectly shaped but are equally much spunk as stale popcorn. performance as the time-travel- av«e^ nourishing as name brands may One would have hoped for better ing Marty McFly in "Back To be housed in generic packages. things from the actor who took The Future." He is saved from Of course, some name brands millions of moviegoers "Back utter failure in "Teen Wolf" by ■/1l contain healthier ingredients To The Future." that clean-cut, good-boy image and are better quality, warrant- "Teen Wolf" is the tale of a that every parent and girl-next- ing a higher price. 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by P.F. WUaon The band has received a good variety of subjects, and it is easy stance behind the beat The ly- studio distortion add an interest- Gahan's voice works with Friday raportar deal of popular attention re- to find yourself or a friend in one rics come across as a cry for ing touch. Gore's songs. Some unusual stu- cently due to the success of their of his songs. help: This play between the Alan Wilder, who replaced dio techniques make the song "Some Great Reward," the top-20 bit, "People Are People," The slow but intense "Lie to sheets/With you on top and me Vince Clarke, Is credited with especially pleasurable for those fourth album from Britain's De- an infectious, danceable tune Me" is such a song, describing a underneath/ Forget all about one song on the album titled "If who like to use headphones to pecbe Mode, was released al- with a not-60-subtle message relationship built around lies equality/ Let's piny master and You Want." Wilder is one album mellow out. most a year ago on these shores. about social bigotry. and false promises. servant" behind on this cut, which sounds If you like what you bear on For those who aren't used to Those more familiar with Another stand-out is the The first track on the second like it belongs on the band's "Some Great Reward," rush "synth-pop " Depeche Mode is other Depeche Mode albums will band's current single "Master. side, "Somebody," may emer- previous effort "Construction down to your favorite record quite a change from mains- immediately notice how far and Servant," a fast and power- geas one of the best ballads of Time Again." It does, however, store and dig through the import tream groups. But give the "De- Martin Gore's songwriting has ful dance track that takes a the eighties. The song, the only distinguish Wilder's songwriting bin for the group'slatest sin/ pecbers" a close listen, and you come since Vince Clarke left the unique look at heterosexual one on the album sung by Martin style from Gore's. "Shake the Disease." This cut,_ may broaden your musical hori- group to form Yaz, with Alison relationships and proves that Gore, is performed using only The album ends with the con- a slower dance song with potent zons. Moyet. Gore's lyrics deal with a Depeche Mode's music has sub- one high-tech instrument - an troversial "Blasphemous Ru- lyrics that should spark some acoustic piano. The background mours," a song that effectively interest in the band's next re- AXO AXO AXO AXO AXfl AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXD AXQ AXO AXO AXO AXfl sounds of a restaurant and some demonstrates now well David lease, which is due out soon. Food co-ops THE SISTERS OF ALPHA CHI OMEGA (Continued from page 7) PROUDLY INTRODUCE THEIR NEW save money by buying in bulk et**faife> directly from food warehouses. PLEDGE CLASS! One local co-op. The Good Life, involves five families who collectively purchase and dis- JGDIE ADLER CARRIE LEWIN tribute their organically-grown food once every two months. The MICHELLE BARNARD JOLENE LCJIZZO Federation Of Ohio River Coop- eratives in Columbus, which MICHELLE BAGDER STACY MANGES T.G.I.F. supplies The Good Life, has so- ciopolitical connections, work- DENSE CARROLL DOLORES MGCCIARONE friiti "Happy hW' itsrh st 3:00 ».». ing to improve conditions in Hot Dogs 50* thud world countries. MEG CHAPLA JACKIE ORIANS The focus of The Food Loft is a Watch "Monday Night Football" primarily to save money.

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BGSCJ alums star in 'Greater Tuna' Biblical musical good fun byGregKlerkx shape by itself," said God- Friday edHor dard. "It required a certain were fair and decided to do The pace and energy level really doesn't lend itself well to the intimacy, a certain give and by Keith Cornelius something about it. peaked during the second act, dancing they attempt. At times, "Greater Tuna" is not the take. In other words, it Friday reporter which opened with the rowdy the large cast creates a conf us- life story of Star Kist's favor- needed two people who knew The brothers sold Joseph to an "Pharoah Story." This number ing picture, and much excellent ite fish, nor is it a satirical each other and worked well Ishmaelite, telling Jacob that really showed how much fun this solo work is lost. remake of any of the "Jaws" together." "Joseph and the Amazing his favorite son had been killed. musical can be. Rob The set, designed by Rob movies. The only thing fishy r*Greater Tuna" is based on Technicolor Dreamcoat," play- After years of servitude, Joseph Szczublewski's portrayal of the Johnson, appeared to be quite about "Greater Tuna, a two- the cumulative broadcast ex- ing this weekend in Bryan Reci- rose from the position of slave to Elvis-ish Pharaoh is a real functional, giving the show a bit man show playing this week- perience of its authors, Jas- tal Hall, is a somewhat become the Pharoah's right- crowd pleaser, and his perfor- of variety without taking up too end in the Joe E. Brown The- lon Williams, Joe Sears and outrageous retelling of one of the hand man. mance is well supported by a much space. A little practice at ater, Is the fact that its two Ed Howard. The play re- most popular stories from the high-energy chorus and effec- smoothing out the scene changes stars play more than 20 char- volves around a tiny radio Bible. Despite some problems Leading the cast and audience tive lighting effects. "Pharoah would improve the flow of Die acters throughout the course station, located in the hamlet with staging, the University pro- through the musical is the Nar- Story'Ms the first in a series of production tremendously. How- of the production. of Tuna, Texas, and the as- duction Is a pleasant, funny ren- rator, played with appealing somewhat ridiculous yet enjoya- ever, these are minor problems The show stars University sorted characters who sup- dition of a unusual show. stage presence by Peggy Moog. ble scenes, including a Calypso that will most likely correct alumni Bob Goddard and port it. The main roles in the Although her voice is occasion- song that borders on the absurd. themselves as the show pro- Paul Causman. The two met play are those of the radio The musical was the first crit- ally lost behind the chorus and Playing the part of Reuben, gresses. Overall, this is a very at the University in 1977 and station's discjockeys, Aries ically acclaimed work by the instruments, she plays her part Bill Burtch leads a very likable fine performance and well worth went their separate ways af- Struvie and Thurston Whee- team of Andrew Lloyd Webber with consummate style. rendition of "Those Canaan seeing. ter graduation, Goddard to lis. Goddard and Causman and Tim Rice, who have collabo- Days," a rollicking French cafe New York City to "goof off" also portray characters, both rated on such Broadway block- Randy Shinew does a fine Job lamenting the loss of Jo- Tickets for the production are and Causman to Portsmouth male and female, with names busters as "Evita," "Jesus playing the part of Joseph. He $3,15 and $7 for adults and $2, S3 and later Sandusky to work like Yippy, Didi Snavely, Phi- Christ Superstar" and "Cats." seems to lave little trouble with ! full chorus songs are the and $5 for students and senior for the Ohio Arts Council. It nas Blye and Vera Carp. the demanding vocals the part best part of the show, even citizens. For ticket information, was in Sandusky that t\e two For those who don't know the requires, although at times his though the small stage in Bryan call 372-8171. were reunited for "Greater Goddard and Causman both story, Jacob had eleven sons. voice doesn't carry weU. This Tuna." said they felt excited and Joseph was Jacob's favorite son, problem, however, could easily "I wanted to do 'Greater nostalgic performing again at and let his preference be known be remedied by upping the vol- Tuna' as the final production their alma mater and said by exempting him from working ume levels on the microphones. of the season for the Studio that their experiences at the in the field with his brothers and Theatre, where I was working University played an impor- giving him a brilliantly-colored The first act tended to drag a for the (Ohio Arts) council,1* tant role throughout their ca- coat. Not surprisingly, Joseph's bit due to a lack of energy and BLACK STUDENT UNION said Causman, who grad- reers. brothers didn'tthink things pace on the part of the actors. uated from the University in "It (the University) 1980 with a degree in theater. couldn't help having some "I really wanted to do some- effect on our careers and the thing that would be fun and to characters we portray," said ARE YOUR PARENT(S) Elections do a with someone who was Causman. "It was a very fun and who I respected as an formative experience." actor." "Greater Tuna" will be DESERVING OF THE Causman procured some presented at 8 p.m. tonight grant money from the council and tomorrow in the Joe E. to hire Goddard, a 1961 the- Brown Theatre. Tickets cost PARENT(S>OF-THE-YEAR" Elections ater grad, to co-star in the $2 and can be purchased at production. the door beginning at 7 pjn. AWARD? "The play kind of took the night of the performance. Elections Get a Jump on the Job hunt. 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A REAL AMER »am*y by braak mg an ancaant MOV tharine Hepburn Whan a Federal 10:00 OB HOW TO PLAY THE PI- STAR TREK Shut* a dangaroua mare (Part 3 ING (THU) ICAN HERO Animated Tha toy an taboo ANO DESPITE YEARS OF VTETNAM: A TELEW marshal aata Out to tract down a ol 61 (Rl CJ iOJ S26.0O0 PYRAMID AFTERfaOON BOO 2:00 actam Noire coma* to *f* at Una OS TONIGHT Guaat hoai Joan LESSONS SION HaSTORY Roota Of A gang of Baaparadoa. a apavatar IIBPN) MAJOR LEAGUE HEADS ANO TAB.S with a grudga again n ma gang e»- I MtNORfTY REPORT ■ ANOTHER WORLD edventiae dataAng the eapttrta of Rivara Schadulad tha Manhattan KSPN) SPORTSCENTER War' Peep** cordial letenon* ba- BASEBALL S GREATEST SILVER SPOONS IR) FAME OS ONE LIFE TO LIVE Ma GI Joa Teem aa i pureuee an IranaNa tab ahow hoot Oprah (TMC) MOV* * 4 V, (ranch twaan «n*cin awaBganoa ohV awta on asaang h*n m the hunt 12:00 HITS BALLY JESSY RAPHAEL MOV* **4 Tha Doty ■ MOVIE (MON-THU) pant on anald *m-u vVmhay Jama* Broan Pokicarda 119791 Maaa Chapx oara and Ho Oa Mmh at the and S30 IBPORTSCENTER TODAY 3-2-1 CONTACT (Rig Swtan (19481 8atty Giabla 8 30 OB EVENING AT POPS I ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE Blanch* Bakar of World War II. 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MAGAZINE Ouetm tavMl -alua of wttrrana to the cat NEW TECH TIME!* (TMO MOV* *** Tha up at each of them hnda a mar* GARY JENKINS (WED) llaSO OB CHARLIE BROWN ANO 1000 aitareabng partner R" OJ MECHANICAL UNI- BSPN) COLLEGE FOOTBALL HoRman author lomt L Amour (TMC) MOV* • * I. ,» SNOOPY SHOW cum aaVjR ol chadran and adutt* OJ MIOO AMERICA FAME N-xaa maata bar nat- TrouMa With Harry ' (1696) id- mund Crw*nn. 91 at lay MacLaeie 10O0 VERSE (THU) (MON) Bind Fartfi Thara She la Confaaarana (19911 Robart Oa OB SPIDER-MAN ANO HIS av* aneiarad by boat Dr Frank PAGEANT Kettve Lea Johnaon I whoea etkantioni be (TMC) MOV* (WED. 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Gone.at aa Beadd Whee ■ SOUNOSTAOE Tha per WIEK Nona Barren nianaawa NaTWSHOUW eoarch laade mem to a (emote *- abroad awt coanchora Peter Jen- im CBS NEWS nmehgatig * aanaa of gredy oee MO ■ormence by tha Roohoa rnctwdea Joan Payer* land where aome aaranga dwtga «l natga and Tad Koppal for a hrator- CHCDRCN OP THE NU murder* a tough New Orteane ■S*N) SfOftlSCf NTCH Tha Marrwd Man" and The ISM OJ FOR MY PEOPLE 10:30 NSCNCWS he hee much*i 7:»0 are haapanatg. (CATCH PHRASE largeet EKaabath n tha World tHAWAH FIVC-O (TMC) MOW * * Roedhouee BTSPN) AUTO RACING CABT •Vom IB45 to tha ASCNCWSg OJ P.M. fatAOAZSNt A haav I1SJ) MACNEI. / LEHRER SI) NSW AVE NGERS A pow •« 119*4) VVSem Oafoa Judg. Moieon tidy Race bom St. Fat. HAPPY OAYS AGAIN •umg * g band and mfa teem that •aorta on I TAXI NCWSHOUR erfui Oenaae crtmo booo awaera Qua IB I BfJStMESS RtiPORT RemhokJ Dr-wng through Attrone San franctaco s Golden Ga*a SBMON S SIMON Nobody (DfFF'RENT STROKES vengaence agtanat Staad. Puroey 10:30 (TMCI MOVIE aa. , ■ OJ ABORTION BATTLE an Ivy I eeguor is aaaaMad by a ALL IN A uprnssi 12:30 end Gamort when the trio cruehee aSPNI HORSE RACING t»UTTERFL*S Brtdge M naMHyt Chat Banwd; Fructnaldo'' IISS2I >lee Ka> Tha right to have an afxrtton a worWJy wwe hracMrAet •man to- SSPNI TENNIS 0Mnr*c Stan hw profitable d/ug-traffcekmg op- WKKLY SANPORO ANO SON livalI-vah Art emneeead a murdat emaei on ve> eTSPN) PaSTeW HOU ttn Cleucte Cardmafa D-ector eaemmed through caxumerttarw* cat rrjwdkto ahoot a hofa m tha r e- caeon at a Northern Caaeorraa >a- erobon mi (CBPNI JUNIOR QUA" IVINTUNE • SO Warnar Her tog a portaM of an r- and commentary duabanng pro- dattor of hai Bft Thundarbvd. B' JEOB-AAOY net match bom Mton Hood. S.C TIRHOR8I CHAMPION MTLM OJOJ CSS NEWS ■ dreamer Enrico Caru- choaoe end pro at* wtipcant*. -> 7:0O « f SWAGGART ■HIPS 11)00 TAXI OJ SEST OF CARSON Norn •fj MOVBI **Vt Ssvege i who ctda upon OuOed ore capo bom Stem No ■ ■ ENTERTAINMENT OJ MmiJONAJM MAKER June IBB4 W Murray. Dan Ay- ■ MOVBI **** Noton- P.M. MAOAJNt A hya- IIB72) Barbara Bern. Mann lan- the generoerty of a waatdry tnand 3:30 More So Many Vorcee TONIGHT int.vww wan Tony ]ijJ0 iiband and mfa learn thai arorU on hroyd. Bruce Mania, and Mane SSPNI AUTO RACING SCCA oue (19*61 Cory Gram ingrid Bennettnan NEWS 10*00 dau. A eaprama cowl nomewe M and a rubber baron to reefcae ha* 'Concetwad at Laaariy." and The San Franoeeoi Gotdan Gaea Concrete AJonao ean hoat Johnm/ OJ ENTTRTAINMSNT THIS By b TV newt com Meeon of eoraatructmg an opera Super Vaaa from laengaan. Ohaa Saant Scream." ajwvWHEEL OF FORTUNE TONIOMT WICK Rona Barrett ntar.*r*.t Bndfla, htoB Carte, from Qanma Cera. M maralaiy houoe n me Ameton ^g- (Sub- W SSPNI TRACK ANO F*LD IdlWLYWIO GAME CINCINNATI '••REVIEW Joan Rivwt aBaaat ' I LATENKiMT AMERI- 0|Nf»NSC NEWS tidedl PG 3:30 ■ MOVBI * •* The Seven REPORT r OJ TOO cms OJ WB.D. WB.O WORLD Of CA "oat Oanraa Wbaoaty ■ AWAKWWSg ■SPNI HVOROPLANI RAC- Upe" HB73) Floy Stfaadar Tony ItOO 11:28 SSPN) TENNIS Olymp*: Star. ANIMALS OJSENNYMaU HAIHAPPY DAYS AGAIN ING Budwa-ktr APSA GoM Cup Lo Setnco A New York cop a pton ■ NEWS MACNSaL / LlHRER ■ sMO ■ MOVttaa , ThalArada OJ THREE S COMPANY BMPWISPORTSCINTIH ■ BU to uae a thWAd aa an adamant NCVVBHOUR Of The Beta |1B4B) Fred Mac ■ SANPORO ANO SON BjBJO nai maach *om H«on Head. S C ■ SPN1 NH. FB.MS PfW NTIR UOO (ESPN) WORLD CLASS SSPN) HYTJRCB»LAN€ RAC- baokftroa m a aanaa of gangland ■ CBS NIWS Murrey Abda VaA> A rwrj-boaad SI NTS WOMEN N OJ STRUTS OP SAN ING Graatar Oklahoma Thunder kalneppnge NKaHTVVATCN Itoeywood ore** agant eciom FRANCISCO (TIBD MOVBI *# "hght NEWS 7:30 pen*** the dead body of en at 12:90 OafO boat C wee re from Oklahoma City 0*00 ■ OJ TAWNO AOVANTAQE OJ OJ SCAJWCNOW ANO tNCWS maree MBS)) Crwbral tanee. •MPN) JULIUS ERVINGS ■ P.M. MAGAZINI Wrnd treea to har homa town and tmde SO ■SPNI OUTDOOR LIFE (ISPN1 MARK SOSIN'S MRS. KNM Amanda • awaaaad LAUPtSL ANO HAROY Inabo Eatavai A pKatua truck, a SALT WATIR JOURNAL SPORTS FOCUS aurfng chomp Janna da Hoaney. a Iwiwatr ■ wmwee tn a me act* 1I:» » 1 GO OJ TO M ANNOUNCED ■man ha* oVmar guaat a man SSPNi NPL PSJMS PRE- pack of (•garetiee a wdao game tTBaC) MOV* *** Once Oetroe ooupto wrth (tnheygty oil I ItOO head to pratact a vaaama dajm- SENTS and a oulonaN homa o> play a pen • ■■•■ Upon A Tfcyte In Amance" I1SS4I farent caraer* and staturaa puf- ITAXI ■ COMEDY TOTONIOMT 2:30 1*00 tary at found mwdarad Shortly af- matt, MOVIE * * H T.* r> ei Four apatodea of harror and Aobwt Da Nao. Jamea Woods I TAKING ADVANTAGE ■ vVKRPrNCflCINCINNATI ■ CBS NIWS COLUMSO A myatary wnt tarawtnng hat houaa-SB era' HBBdi Naot Faefae, JoSe* DAYTeME MOVCS NIWS SorgtD leone'e porarae) of the NKaHTWATCH IHAJWMN'INQ ■ ONTHELmHLINE ■ MOV* •*» Too Lett AfHrCA: CONTINENT IN hwndehrpe. royatuea and betreyeM SSPN) SPORTSCINTIR ALL-STAR HOUR Don Tha Hero (IB70I Meduad Cane. I:CJMSM) _ 12:30 • ■ ENTERTAINMENT of a MteB group of Jewadt gang (TMO MOVBI ** NadM 01 ■ TrjNfGHT Hoat Johnny Jahnoon, M Coaby Johnm; Car OJ LATE NIGHT WITH DA- TONIGHT nlarwaw wdh Night IIM ITMCI * * Swaftowa And Ama- •tars « Bat 1B20a and SOa » Tha Jugghr (19S0) Jamea Bro- Caff Roberteon A Britah patrol at Carson •on. td Marewo and Setad Moon ■ MOVBI **'i JownayTo chaead by Jap an ** I boope Phar SffONOAV VID LETTERMAN ScfwoUad Court'' at* Harry Aodweon aona" (IB74I V.gma McKe-ne. Q kn Cut German IASC NCWSHrGHTLIN* five ant among the gueatt m a StaWl 11 »CBI Jenw* Caen M. mey oaecm'ST a large group of en Sammy Onel ■ WMEEl OP FORTUNE RonaMrVaaar. OBOO ■ LATENtGHT AA4CRI- •«. 1SSS rnuOK-wanoty prawtaer of NBC a ohaal Sarrean Staen rdaaaetbc emy plane* OJ ARC NIWS NH3HTLINE ■ NEWLYWCD GAME •:30 KSPN) AUSTRALIAN RULES CAHoet Denrea Wbtokty now h* ana-up thai ndudaa OJM SPORTSIOOK ■ BUSINESS REPORT young man pa the Confederacy 8:30 I JEOPAROY • BENNY HaLL maXJ ** 'ChaAert' MSMi RSPNlFiBHtNO FOOTBALL SawiaVad fjama Mathia of Scatnee." Had ■ M«A*S*H during the Chd War. but have from VTl Part m Vrctorai. Auetra- TAXI SSPN) SPORTSCENTtR town Alfred Hrtchcoct Pnv 12:40 Donald Sutherland Jack Warden 0jMOVfE**i, Cry Rape* ■ MACNCB. / LCHRCR aout-a aocapang die luaoafape osjg ta IB) BBma' and taayan Spwbarg a 1OTO0 ■ P M MAGAZINE Wrnd IOJOO (IB731 Peter CofBoM. AndhM NEWSHOUR ■ ■ CHARLC S COMPA- ■ STRUTS OF SAN Ama*mo Storate ITtJO ** Tha Wad Ida NY (Premaera) Tha wortng par- aurfng champ Janna da Boaney: o Maroowco SSPN) SPORTSCINTIR 11:30 FAANCISCO OAVTaVaf CHBJME N'B SHOW OJ JACK VAN IMPC • ES- IIBS4) Ct-wtopfaar Perm Ere anta of Vaaa ohedran ay to copa DebOrt coupM with tndmgty fkf 7:SO « SJ/LOBO CAPE THI SECOND IBM I TAXI wdh ovwdey work •wee* whee "went career ■ and etatura* ■ P.M. MAOA23NI A ceta- MAGNUM. P.I. Aa* t OV TNLtajBDAY LAUREL ANO HAROY DEATH HAWAII FIVE-O 12:O0 keeping up wrth the chaos they -» ■ WBJ3. WB.D WORLD OF •:SO log serve* mat hafpe match up EMFTII TOP RANK BOXING JaMMYSWAOGART •fiend Waldo arrraaa in coma to aapact at home Toreght: ANIMALS OJ NEADtNO RAINBOW OJ OJ OURVTVAL Tha Amat- man with Mat perfect woman' , (TMCI ** The Braes fling TElfSSR IB. I* John Meakrne m Joey Farted « a MOVK * • • H lnhw>t Ha ■ pn .aotv l Cherae hee stage Inght whan ha ■ THREE-S COMPANY Moat LaVar Burton mnodw** tha ng World 01 Sprdara Some Of I CoBn l -very a aummer camp lor MSS3I One Merrd. Sytvwi Sd- a caee of maurance-baud <"> aauor wafterwpeAi boat edwd- the moat unuauol ap>dart •aaacf- The wnd (IBBOI Spanoar Tra- BS> appear I before he) son t high B»PN)S**EEDVVEEK boot Ta>i Tanaa' and ohaoka ■ TONIGHT Hoai; Johnny utod For wght round* from Aden ad from a range of fhoueande of cy. Fradra; March school cttaa Star* Ftp Waton oul tha puDhc abrary INtQ JEOPARDY Carton Scheduled M-cheet Lar> 1.00 he City N J IBI KSPN) TRAPSHOOT1NG and Gtody* rtreght TAXI don Ph. Donahue ■ **H 'Trie FaBng Man OaOO (TMO MOV* *f> TnanoV »g IsOO ■ ■ MAGNUM. P.I. The P.M. MAGAZINE A PHB- (ASCI-IVVSNIOMTIINE I ISM) Henry Seve Keener. cewt (1SS3I Margot «-*W OJ MOVIE ** "Tha Great OJNEWS t ■ LAND THAT DEVOURS fMVTBaaf mjKTl mei heepe match up • LATINIOHT AMERI- OAYTtMf CHLOREN S SHOW Bobwt May. Tycoon" (1B7B) Anthony Oumn CSPN1 TRACK ANO FCLO SHtFS 8* Maaon and Patrick agar reed* Magnum to beAant man with Vie perfect women''; • CA Moat DerwMWhotry 1:30 Bhamr ott Gamaa from Betmd Watson narrate the story of the there * rnore then a lamrty feud 10*00 ISM tour of •ormer Ford Co MPaTtty MNNYHU. (TMC) *** Nevw Say New 8:30 Greet ahappmg magnate mtmaa ■ ctecovw. of da* Brmah Bargee oywotved IB) ■ LATT NtOHT WITH OA- . ffSmi MVTJ«»<3l»t_ANf RAC- ■ deaf Harry Bennett • caada CNTER Agam H9B3I Stan Com., ■ READING RAINBOW the -de ol adaooaaod Amancan Braackdbane by Dr Joe Mac-ma VBO LETTIRMAN Scheduled j INQ Graeaar Okfahoma Thundar MB ■ W1D WB-D WORLD OF Klaua Mana aVandauar. Jama* Earl Jonee narrate* Srng- praaioant. launchmg a atomy re- IX) year* efear a sank m Bw Are- Menal Ifanwtgwav comeAan' Doat Claaaa: hom Otiahoma dry OJ CSS NIWS ANIMALS ■ng The Ban To Kapah Plan horn ■ COSBY SHOW Rudy com urmr Jonneton I2«) OBOO hc* Lancaatar Sound IB i M NIOHTWATCH 0) THREE S COMPANY tha Nandi people of Benye nig ptome aoout baetg bared, but ■BPIal PtH THI mlTINSfTY • STRUTS OP BAN OMO ** Craefcera' (1SS4I 100 ISPN1 ARM WRCBTUNG Donald Sutherland. Jact Warden whan Ckfl pevma* her to hem) ■ OafJD A loot at the Cleveland Browne rrua MOV» * Sun a- FRANCISCO « HAWAII FIVC-O SMEW •POHTSCtNTlH ORM ■ HILL TOWN Father Noah dumber party ha knd* him tad ieS4N*L Seaaon I1BS4I Eddat Daaaan, Imdo Kar- (SJ/LOBO tandmg to eaght preceooue S- NEW AVENGERS A dwhg • ■ MOVBI ** "Sweatt "IfaroMop' Pew* (Robert Battel D-t-TadE SPORTS FiOO flMC) MOV* *f> Steymg SBS LAUREL ANO HAROY EVENtNG ured double agant bant on n»- Lanouame (ISS3I John Pmw MM to recovw • goat that rvMped B-okea B1) (ISfNI WOULD CLASS ABya" flSBW John TrawaSfL ■SPNI HYOfaOPLANE RAC- nmge kadnape a »cnnaa* to heap MO •Haan Day A would he comodMn ■ young Doy emerge bom a COte- OaOO NPL FOOTSALL Ctecego WOMEN Cynthat Rhodaa A yOang aapemg ING Budwwew AFSA Gold Cup tonrc etat* Beer* ai Mmnaeot* VAnoa nto a lupamurnan OJ CBS NIWS tatea a ■* at a chauffeur to OeBO SSPM BPORTSCSNTCR IBI MO dancer landa a rate at ■ preduo- NIOMTWATCH from Seettat Waeh (HI INCWS SSPNI TOP RANK BOXING non rhue awparoawng Ma rate ehenga bat tn ap anaSIa anaga OaOO AMMY SWAGOART BM^SPOWTSCBNTEW SSPW SPORTSCENTtR CATCH PHRASE John Meet «e •* Joey FartaB *> a ■ VICTORY GARDEN A re- but wwwaninBfy bocomoa ewofvad BJBJSJ SPORTSLOOK MOV* *** A Fat* tssJO SOO w«h mwiacng underwork) hench laMO MAC*MACNCB. / IEHRER >umor ■rafttrwlight bout ached port bom Victory Garden We at. a PG g utod for arghi rounda. tve bom 700 I'BfMI SaanCcnras., SSHfl ALTTO AAClNQfCCA »fa^mfSIOe.SASESALL man Nig ■ LATE NIGHT WITH DA NIWSHOLNIWSHOUR WIN wah a prua-wevang orgarac Atlantic City N.J SSPN) SPORTSCSNTCR Supar Vaaa bom laaangion. Oho S:S0 (FIFTH E ST ATE VS> IJFTTIRddlAN Sctwduhtd fOBFP'RINENT STROKES M OJ TOM JONES Gueat Mana TUBDAY A-TEAM When the teem Jack Htma. CotumfMa fOhrni COOKCOOKING INC MEXICAN BJOO Oamond ■SPNI AEROSiCS SOOfES SSPN) POLO Sfwereon nwte aadj e tow truct opareiOr who t Zoo: cowwaatn P-chardleww 8:30 . **> The Other Vc (ESPN) NFL MONDAY IN MOTION bonaf bom long totond N Y SU ■SPNl ALTO RACSNO IMSA betthng rutntaea cornpatrton. IfjSO ■ ■ GCORGE BURNS am' II9BU VVeaeii. Deetna. QT Sanaa bow rordand. Ota BU NBOHT MATCHUP A ontwaw BOO fTMO MOV* *** ItOO heavy duty eovpment Ihtcomaa ■ MCCLOUO McCtoud hafpe COMEDY WICK (Piemw.i Jannaar OW A rrujrnad coupe* dear arrertunmon (Bl g Tha octogenanen heata dee —FW) SPORTSCINTIR m aaumaaaed by dw wda • rope ItSTTj FkAart DeNee Bart L*» ItsN Pataburgh en tnsan ofaaf atarch far ha fTMO MOV* f>* Sweaows ■ WHO'S THI MM, „ , , and the huobend'a nebwty to ■S*M AUTO AAONO CAAT Browne mwamgaon (Bl And Amaaona' 11914) V.grraa weakly andiology aanaa Toreght •:30 Motaan nd, Aaoa bwn St P*. r-ght Angela would aha to tor get (TMC) MOV* *** Mottw MoXaMat, Aonetd rraear Four a odtacura (Ten Metheecn) awt SSPN) SPORTSLOOK ocna emh tha attack 2CO MO Oua m\ • t or-y aha could ranwmber aa- la A Freahmen (IB4B) Loretta to help ana 10:00 ■ CBS NCWS OJ OJ KATE A ALLC Kaw NIOMTWATCH OAYTadEChaUJRENSBHOW acdy what went on Young, Van. I two tomboy gat* Vat Ann OMar.l rectam SSPNI HOR8SBMOW JUBAP ■ COUNTRY AUCTION MB and ABat throw a early IO cat* and Tony (Rig nght to in onega har tern*, * ■ NCWS BJBSJ COLUOJE POOTSALL ING intetrwBonal Darby b-orr SSPNI AUTO RAONG SBSA breta date batndafep and M over ■ ■ NOVA An • Taaaw ABM « AWbaml ffU MO ktewport R i Ml GT Sanaa bom Pooone. Fg. 2:30 OJ RfAOfNG RAINSOW 1:00 0*00 12:30 ITMD MOVK *•>* Cat ■ CBS NEWS Ocoo bemg angle BO *uth Bum narraiea Mate Ndlon during thee- Frai lour yaara Bll g JHAWAH FIVC-O (1BS4I John Lynch Hotan Meron NfQMTWATCM JaMBAV SWAOGAAT «■ CSS NCWS IOOO SSPNI JULIUS ERVWtG S MF^IOUTOOOBLIPE »IX CALGARY WINNERS t Sect laVer Bt#ton emoartt ■ MOVIE ** Bomarmc bi Northern batond. a IB *«w-old SSPN) SPORTSCCNTCR MOV* *** TheHaroe* MOV* **vt Scraam • ■ EOUALIZBR IFtamnral BPORTS FOCUS tJAVTfMI MOWS MOVK WTI.1 fPrwmeral on a aedaday aaeaure hum* W Comedy (19831 Dudley Moare Cathtotc man ta naunied by hw in Mat pee tie Hackey. Antony Hamd 01I. Taatmark (IBM) Ket Doug- PmttyPegrr' (IB73I Beta. Dev Edwerd Woodward atari at Bob- ssJO Mary Saaonbwgen Whaea.airJng IBM nduomant n the rt**Tdar of a Ital'A young Mrdweehvnor at 3 ktt. ParAard Hama at. Tad Beeead A pretty atudant art McCa* a tormw rntafaaence (ESPNI HORBC RACING •rOO ■ SPNI PKA FULL CONTACT Proieeiant oewcaman H WEEKLY «SPNI PKA PULL CONTACT become* Bet rioueeaeecw Nr a oparetrve who come* out of re fTMO a>* Smar Haraaaf puraua of ebeaaM career at adtad two aaenwigt. rruwnatchad aary- KARATE (R) acutptor who ■• apeorbed e> dt- leemeni ta baton ta Vet ecatae of 3:30 U SB 1 > Aon Howard. An Camay •tto raebty by tha leghry cempan KARATE (R) DAYTSaJ BPORTS tuataoa on tha ifeeti of Menhet 8:30 SSPN) SPCEDWCCK ave New Tett fhabartoaf wand 1:30 MO •MO ten Tor-ght e computw taohnr- ■ FAJeVLY T*« Whan Atja and the ngara of attaining hat ■ NCWS SSPN) AUSTRALIAN RULES 400 rrua **H A«* N stj BOO NSCNCWS catn ttumota* onto a gouwnment aaOOTBALL Sewidmd game •nd Jamea Jrarratt *tart a tutcrng BMPN, AUTO RACING CABT ISPNI WRESTLING MO ASCNCWSp btectirwrtno acheme Htgh Scttoof MB7BI •> J SQBM ST OUIST FOR THI SSPRISPORTSCENTER Bom VFL Fa* ei Vactona. Auatre ee**a^a*a\ aaoy avwio up caanpataaa Motaon mdy Race bom Si P.* Vncant Van Pit* OJ CBO NIWS HAPPY DAYS AGAIN lor Hw *am* get IB) KBLfRS An American peoMtn- BJOO MBI) Oue iRi MO ■ THREE'S A CROWD Jact NKaHTWATCH OJ NATIONAL / JOURNAL ■ SNfAK PREVIEWS S:SO pan'i 25 yew effort to AaoB.w SBPNUPORTSLOOa; 8:30 (TafJO ** Siawt AfM- nearly few. denga up lor Woty ■ISPM 8PORTSLOOK me ceuao Of a pMgue Beat mm 7K» rTBBC) MOVBI **H "True ST. ELSEWHERE ISaeeon (CBPNI MARK SOSIN'S (19BJI John TravoKa. Cynthaa daetroMng ■ Stone Age afM n aumg the Mrnang of an artne ■ BMPMSPORfSCIN-riR Confeeercno IISSII Bebert Da Ftarntttel Chendker craarrnuaa to SALT WATER JOURNAL MBMBS Papua NawOunaa g commerced Rig ?SM gneua ona the toe* ol hn brother 10:30 OJ OUIST FOR THI OkSO tTafO MOVBI ** CHUO ■ ■ ENTERTAIN ME NT RSPM TRACK ANO PS*LO IIM4) John Haard. Daraaf Stem « Vwtnam AuechlendBr begrn* * she wake af thaw breakup. 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O FRIENDLY GIANT (FRO ANIMALS JohnCanackna iap of th* Seventh Annual Victory fkooart Reoaord. Ouatm rtnnman CSPN) NFL GAME OF THE rtfrcmg an aducdbon g NKJHTWATCM (MONI • THE ROPERS WEEK 10.30 IESPNI AUSTRALIAN RULES I TV 2000 Garden Conieat finalut* Baaed on the book by Carl Barn- 700 (ESFNI AUTO RACING SSPNI YEARS OF GLORY Men and Bob Woodward Two (TMCI MOV* *• On. From MONI Q SJ PRESS YOUR LUCK FOOTBALL (THU) I 1THREE STOOGES landacaping tachraauaa to attract OJ • SO MINUTES (Season YEARS OF PAIN A look ai the brda Waehaujton Poet reporter* a apart agaeiet two boukwa by (sagnmfl Tha Hsert (1882) Frederic For MPN) MOTOCROSS (WED) A MR DRESSUP (TMC) MOV* (TUE. THUI KSPNI SPORTSLOOK Prerrearel Cortespondants MAa Buffalo Bet* 1964 NFL Sesaon ence conetant aaOadti •*•* rest. Ten Gen ■ SALE OF THE CENTURY 3 00 12:30 ■SPNI NPL'S GREATEST Waksce Mo/lev Sofat. Harry Res- m*a MOVIE (Mil ooaeratg the ecenoaloue feet* be- • ng ■ HERE S LUCY • • GUIDING LIGHT BOO • FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS MOMS NTS Featured a rwaeur IO0 aassw. Ed Bradtoy and Owns 6:10 hnd me Weeargete break -m 1*0' PPOLETOWN LIVES ■ READING RAINBOW (MON-THU) • • I HAD THREE WIVES Video* by Sting ( Fotlteti of tha 82 aaaaon OJ NPL FOOTBALL (Mas Sewyw prowde etvsebgetnr* rs- fTMClMOVIC (MONI 11:00 (MON. WED-FRO • CORONATION STREET Wart, ct*nt Sua Lembert (Rhon- Around You Heart I UB40 wnh IfOO 7410 Cowbovt at Ossrort Laws pont prof In and Na|**ga NEWS 6:20 SJ SCHOOL BUS SAFETY • SANTA BARBARA da Aldnchl aaki Bnurjn* n pro- Choaa* Hynd* (I Got You f PAR 27 MUPPETS «••" OJ SPORTSWEEKEND • HOCKEY NIGHT A M- I NATk>NATIONAL C? (TWCI MOVH IIHU) ouizrruti • GENERAL HOSPITAL tect her brotnai Irom a (Ma of Babe ') John Cougar M***nc*mp GET ALONG GANG Schsdutod Formute One 8a**um year-old get aperka oppoanton at MOVIEMOV WH "Big 6 30 (MORNING BREAK • WOOOY WOOOPECKER loan tnark) ("Lonah. Ot Night P Whitney SPORTSWORLD Schad- I HEE HAW Featured Steder Grand Prst auto race bom Fren- her smel town arhsn ahs don. a ! Stampede 11933) 'John Wayne. i700CLUS SQUARE FOOT GAR- • NATIONAL FOLK FESTI- • THE KING OP FRIDAY Houatton (Saving M My Leva lot ubH IAAF Grand Pri. Track BrabW*. Karen Kane. Sun Mow corchamp* Betaaum hockey uraform and >>ina e bey* Noah Beery A town* new mar JtM BAXKER DENING (MONI NIGHT A iijiniai of rockari ham You 1 Cnampmnelup from Oh/rnpc Sta- at. « • NPL FOOTBALL Los Ange- chemcaortehs? teem. VAL (FRO etas) trwa to round up a vaaoua JIMMY SWACXiAAT SJ MACK OF OH. PAINT- Now* Scan* a*ho mada u tag n tftum in Roma. Italy I SMALL WONDER las Ram* at Phssdetohw Eagle* • PUNKV BREWSTER (Sea- • COOKING MEXICAN (ESPN) AUSTRALIAN RULES gang of catfj* rusBark. ItSfNI MORSE RACING ING (WED) (MONI (ha 60s r***n* 10 lhaa homa- FOOTBALL SernAnaJ game Mra • SQUARE FOOT GAR- • SOLID OOLO Hoat • NPL FOOTBALL Regronel aon Premiere) Punky aak* bossr town of Muahaboom tor araiavon • VISIONS OP YESTER- WEEKLY (FRII SJ MECHANICAL UNI- ■ SQUARE FOOT GAR- hum VFL Park ei W«tori* Auaira- DENING 0-mna Warwteh Guaat* CuNur* coverage of Caicmnati Ban gala at Mervslous Msrvtn Hagk* for aome DAY ft TODAY • 0O VERSE (THUI DENING (TUE) cancan IR) • SAVING ENERGY Ganar- Club. Tear* lor Fear*. Whaml. St Lou* Card-uS* Houston bpe on how to get nd of ths • EUROPEAN TELEVISION >THIS IS THE LIFE (FRO (TMCI MOVIE (TUE. THUI I ALOHA CHINA (WEO) • KNIGHT RIOER HcnM etng aaaclrcrty uamg the aun or Saner S*adg*. ■*, Ooaan. PWk Oasr* ai Vrasfangton Redakata achooi buty Start Sotpl Moon ■ nQajai m a Mahal baffla *-in a Ndaon SERVICE Now England Patnots at Ovcago RE BOP (MONI 11:00 COMPUTER CHRONI- I JIMMY SWAGGART araata product* Fry* end George Gsynss hn man amoaa a>aappn * a car BMPN) COLLEGE FfXYTSALL FAITH FOR TOOAV OJ OJ U.S. OPEN TENNIS CLES (THU) MOV* *** i "SpaB- CSPN) TENNIS Otyrnpc Stem • MOV* *** War Wag- Bears. tocMnapoes Colt* at kAem. • RtPLEY'S BELCVE IT OR cornparaM) M KlTT (Rig REPORT Ooapfana or Buffalo Be* at Now (TUi) (FRO (ESPN) HYDROPLANE RAC- bound (19461 ingtid Bergman World Coupfee O^arnnonahg) on" (1987) John Wayne Ket NOT) Thsdkwstsr mat foeowed • • WASHINGTON OougMa A cowboy defrauded of TOC) MOV* **# Ortce fort jeti tha 19*h-cantury gokd tush at J NEIGHBORHOOD (WED) SJ OJ PRICE IS RIGHT ING (WED) Gragpn/Pack aamavtai matchaa he from Haton WEEK INREV*WCP Head SC IM gtfd^ch land pkana a epeoal Upon A Tana In Amanca (1984) (COMMUNITY CLOSEU- Sutler a MA n Cskforraa; ths A BETTER WAV (THU> (MON-THU) 3:30 • MOV* **") hhgM 1:30 type of vangeonce vtath tha help Robert Oe Nro Jamaa Wood. MOV* **** Bsck^ PATCHES AND POCK- i SESAME STREET • • U.S. OPEN TENNIS 1:30 modal Cfty for th* mythce) katg- Chaaa' U970I D»nd Janaaan. (TMa MOV* ** "chard Of a guneangar. an mden a dw* Sergio Leone'* portrait of th* (19*4) Pachard Burton. Peter dom of Shsngri-l* how ths Da** ETS (WED. FRO WHEEL OF FORTUNE CONTINUES (FRI) • • COLLEGE FOOTBALL Vaphai Kono A bua.naaaman Pryor Her* And Now (19831 fnsndafhpe toy erne* end betray aN 0 Toots • THREE CHEERS FOR ANGlE IR) «DO IT FOR YOURSELF Noe-e Dama at Mclagan andaVaaf Lama escaped to nd* through raraa a cab to gal i-nom o* Mai- 2:00 • EVENING AT POPS Se- of a amaB group of Jewwn gang • MOV* **>H Doc the neacharoue Haturieyas IRig LIFE (MONI MISTER ROGERS (R) FOCUS FILM FESTIVAL fLANO AND SEA ico orhan laa Waoa n groundad by • MOV* ** Th* SMM an Vaughan And Wynton Mar- eeare at the 1920s and 30a R (1671) Stacy Keach. Faya Dune- • FAME Dsspits oppowbon fONE ON ONE (TUei 7O0CLUB (TUE. WEO) PUTTIN' ON THS HITS Dadowaatrtar WdhAMahonEyM 11966) Paul uU ' Grammy award wtnrang Q way ALL THINGS NEW (THUI DO (T YOURSELF SHOW • PORKY PIG AND • JUSTIN WK.SON'S from ths boys, ths gat* dec.de to (ESPN) SHOWTIME IN ST. Bach. Lome Thdyar Wynton Mareaaa* performa a Ml tO BTSPN) TENNIS Otyrnpc Stan »am Danny * *oftb*ll team NEWS (MON) FR*NDS LOUISIANA COOKIN Prapav LOOTS A lacap <* ma NR St • MOV* *** Th* War 01 Haydn trumpet oonoano and mi IESPNI SPORTSCENTER I MOTOR WEEK (TUt I • SECRET CITY rabon of okra euccotaah. iialood World Coup*** Crvsrswrteite*. B- • A WALK THROUGH THE LowaCananaU 84 aaaaon The World* 119631 Gene Barry. SMPM SPORTSCENTER (TMCI MOVIE (WEOI MAGIC OF WATEACOL- gumbo and porh antbatava. IR) medley* wAh Sarah Vaughan. nel match kva from Hason Heed. 20TH CENTURY WITH BfLL 4:00 (TMC) MOV* ** Fhont 01 Ann Robmaon who amga "Sand n Iha Oowne SC MOYERS 6* Mover. rBacijaeea 6:90 ORSfWEDI • WKRP IN CINCINNATI Q 11:20 Tha Jugglar (19801 Jamaa 8r» • NEWS and Many IR) • ABC NEWS Q 1:30 Theodore Roosevelt wrtn biogre- • CBS EARLY MORNING SJ PET ACTION LINE (THU) (MON-THU) too an Off Gorman A lormar pohca 3:10 BJBPM COLLEGE FOOTSALL • MANORELL SaSTERS phsr Dewd McCutough *> thre NEWS IC3PN) HYDROPLANE RAC- • CANADIAN REFLEC- • SPORT8WEEKEND 11:30 orhcar launcnaa a daaparata • MOV* * * '•= Mdwoation SCORE BOARD ANO FAMK.V A personal wsw portrait of 9ft anergatc and **t*s • • 20 MINUTE WORK- ING (MON) TIONS Schadulad Canada va Mcndura* • MOV* * * ft Voyage Ot aaarch BYough (ha avaata o* Naw 0> An American WaV (1864) Of the Mandrel awtsr* at wort tse man and the tunvof fhs-csn- OUT 11;OB fLOVE BOAT (MON-THU) at World Cup Soccer o>a*fytng 7:90 Trw Damned" (1977) Fay* Duna- York Dtv lor hM OauoMar «mo Jennifer Jon a* Montgomery CM and at paty that mctodea aitsr tury Amerce that he governed. I NSC NEWS SJ EUROPEAN TELEVISION HART TO HART match kva from St John ». Nfld • SMALL WONDER A daaar- wey OeMr Werner Baaed on tha «*a ■*drtapoad by a pavchopathic matad angavaer enema a ohacV «i g ABC'S WORLD NEWS MRVICt (FRO FANTASTIC FUN FESTI- 3:20 Canarfcan 10 P-. Bo-*ng Cnamc* bus story of a afap hA of German criminal R tuad prcvamrnabla robot rtamad parent* and muac caps kom CSPN) BPORTBCENTER THIS MORNING C3 (TMCIMOVK (MON) VAL (TMC) MOV* ** Night Of onafapa. kva from Toronto. St. Jaws who aes* asylum kom th* 8:30 Vkfet that win* tha approval of hat 09 FARM DAY • • SESAME STREET (Rl The Jupojer'' (18801 Jamaa Bro- legar Stake* horae lace kom Nan* m 1939 but or* not aaowsd 7:30 11:30 • OJ WALL STREET WEEK CSPNISREEOWFEK (FRII kn CfcK Gorman Ooncaatar England ADana Dar- wale and eon • WALL STREET WEEK • SAVER SPOONS (Sssson (ESPNI NFL GAME OF TH* O FRONT PAGE CHAL- «MOV* 2.00 Prsmaarel When (h* Sbanons ef- KERN) 9PORTSLOOK (TUE- ALL-STAR BLrTZ • VOLTRON. DEFENDER 3:30 by horae race kv* from Stampede WEEK LENGE AUSTIN CITY LIMITS forts to change Dorter * afcutyt* THUI POWERHOUSE OF THE UNIVERSE *SPN) SPORTSCENTER Park at Calgary. Alia. • GREAT PERFORM- • WEEKENO MAGAZINE Bonnie Rartl sstgs "Green light fari anger Whrtney Houston 8:*6 (ESPN) JULIUS ERVINGS IBM 4:O0 I AMERICA'S TOP TEN ANCES The Four Seeaon. COOKING MEXICAN ESPN) COLLEGE FCK7TBALL cornea to the rescue Start Ra»v (FARM REPORT SPORTS FOCUS (TUE) • • MOV* ** Cannon UNDER SAM. Robbie Doyte end eonge kom her album The Btbeotheheeel n Poftng, I(FRO • NEWS Ta.M ABM at Alabama Sctv Oder and Joel «^gw>a bafl Run' (1MD Star Raynolda. "Tongue at Groove ' Tha LeRoi Weet Germeny provdee the be- AM WEATHER SJ KATHV'S KITCHEN (ESPNI HORSESHOW JUMP- IESPNI CYCLING Oom OaLuaa Varama oddbat •urhng aipert Key Robbaraon aa 8:00 Brothsrt perlorm Rocta> Dad- roew* aetsng for a patSarmence of SAO 7:00 (MON) ING (WED) c"»- t (,> 4:30 • • AmWOLP During a *c dy" and Stg Tana Operator ' AMorao Vrvak* * "Th* Four Sss- SB GREAT CHEFS OF NEW TOCI MOV* (MON. WED- plaait how touaayour »aaight and • • OEATH OF A SALES- 0) 0) CBS MORNING , IRl • MOV* ** Star Paca antmc meaajn in tha Notthwaat. ton* by the Enokah Chambsr Or- MAN Ouatai Itoffnwjn stam ae ORLEANS (TUEI FRO the balanc* of force* on th* ng at 11:3ft NEWS • MOTOWN REVUE Ray (1970) Ket Morn* Gordon • vefcame arupaon foroaa Hawka chsstr a led by eceo woinrat Gdon WaTy l omen n Arthur Maker a P.** 01 JUSTIN WILSON'S LOU- 4:30 tandem to control oVection and • STAR SEARCH (TOOAV Chartea and Chaka Khan are Mrtthel and Santa* to take refuge at a • ram- (R) iusr Pita* wattrang play dial at GOOD MORNING ISIANA COOK IN (WED) • DIVORCE COURT (MON- 11:46 achadulao lo aot aaraw hoat IESPNI NATIONAL WHEEL ALOHA CHINA nearby tntrang town eiwt an em- plorss eyokraduai and aoctsl morsk- AMERICA (FRI) ■J ALOHA CHINA (THUI THU) O MOV* *** Cutter Of 2:30 Smotay Robmaon CHAM GAMES (TMC) MOV* ** Target Ea- pkjyea rebefkon at under way IP) ty and Ota ahookng aaoet that 0JJ GOOD MORNING (ESPN) HORSE RACING fTRANZOR (FRI) Tha Weal" (19881 Robert Shaw. • WORLD OF DISNEY Goo • BARBARA WALTERS gle (1982) Maud Adam*. 0 STEVE FONYO THE Itan the reUjuoneh*. AMERICA CJ IMON-THUI WEEKLY (FRI) THUNDFRCAT8 Q Mary lire General Cuetar plead* fy learns about biaobal and horse SPECIAL Ptnceee Caroana of SATUROAV Gem oa Pepper d ROAO TO MILE ZERO berareeni a man and he eon Akto «F AT ALBERT (TMC) MOVIE (FRI) (MON-THU) urtsuccsMfuty with government reemg. DoneM Duck * ected nto Monaco. B*f>e Slra*aand and ™ghagnt* of tha le-ntonth ooaat- ■tar. Chart** During Kate Read BUSINESS REPORT SSPNI WORLD CUP SKIING SJOO 0fhc**H to lactfuty remedy moten abowngmatch (R) Pnatala Praakty are ailarvanaad BEPTcMBER 14. 19BS M-eoaet run acroaa Canada to and John Mskovch Q (ESPN) SPORTSCENTER (TUB) • THE RACE FOR NUM- • MOVIE ***■! Ceel (TMCI MOVIE (TUE) • GLENN MILLER A BER ONE: COLLEGE FOOT- IBM fund* for cancer raeaarch Hand Luke (1887) Psui ftew- OJ OCEANOUEST Shewn (TUE-*RI) MOONLIGHT SERENADE cwrex- iaat.tvOau.eia • GIMME A BREAK (Seeaon lOtOO Wes*hsrty and AI Gaedrng* sa- (ESPN) WORLD CLASS BOO BALL PREVWW man George Kennedy Hoaaad by Van Jahnaon and Prerreerel The Karaahi larrwy he* • NEWS ptora the mysterious depth* off WOMEN (MONI 12:00 ■ •BENSON • VICTORY GARDEN A -. (ESPN) COLLEGE FOOTBALL (TMC) MOV* ** Bitter Her tapad «■ 1984 thai mua^al mb io«o trouble deeang wrwt tha death ol ths co eel of Antarchce TOO MOVIE (MON. TUt. ©••NEWS • VIDEO HITS port from Victory Garden Waal: a Taeas ABM at Alabama ) near hue- • ALL-STAR SPECTACU- THU) Q MIDDAY • PEOPLES COURT wart arrth a pru»-wtnrang organic Carney with BuOtt American rteawci *• band Jonathan (Jonathan Sever 12:30 LAR fuchard Oeen Anasraon. ?:X> • RYAN'S HOPE • HE-MAN AND MAS- ROCK N' WRESTLING ger.» 3:00 m The Mood MoorAght Sere- (Prarraaral man) aimn the role of men of • SATUROAV NIGHT LIVE Gary Cotoman Jamaa Rosa • GREAT SPACE COAST- • "NATIONAL GEOGRAPH TERS OF THE UNIVERSE I WHAT'S HAPPENINGII • MOV* •*". Count nade and Chattanooga Choo I SESAME STREET the houe* Star* Nad Carter and Host W Murray Guaat. Bat Emma Sarnma Aktn TTsoke Rob- ER ICIC (FROIF I• MISTER ROGERS (Rl DO IT YOURSELF SHOW down' 119011 Robert Duve*. Choo" feeturee guaat partormara SUPER POWERS TEAM: Kai.MchaeaMn Spav*. t. Don Nonaka. the WM- ert Wegner and E* Waksch ar* SB. HOW TO PLAY THE Pt- SURVIVAL (MON) WHAT'S HAPPENINGII Itfuct an outdoor JamseCean Tea Banaka Johnny Deamond GALACTIC GUARDIANS • MOV* at Ik* Flynn" •enpooht oemeeten-ruggktr Mk- among th* cstebritat* n a musK- ANO DCSRITE YEARS OF SOUNDSTAQE (TUE) (ESPN) SPEEDWEEK (FRI) dec* itanatg w.th the bueoVtg • STBPHANE GRAPPELLI Sytwa Sym*. Arata OAam and fNEWSFRONT chaeiDavw U» vsnety preview of ABC I naw feB LESSONS (FRO NOVA (WED) StSO perm.! IN NEW ORLEANS rhghbght. AAuaLaRoM MOV* **» David kam Eapy He>nga 12:3ft line-up that include* SMAGIC OF WATERCOL- EVENING AT POPS 3:00 Of RU woannt Stephana Grappel IJEFFERSONS • DOCTOR WHO CopparhaM (19831 Animated anaue whan a ghostwriter taame • SOUL TRAIN MacGyvw led, Blua The SIMON) (THUIV • NEWS OJ B ABB BALL St Lota* Ca-d. 6*g May 1BB3 oonoart at Neva Ot- (ESPN) NFL'S GREATEST Vocaa by Roe* **ggna Phf» up with a photographer to etveab- Inardar* Our lam*, Honor" SJ DO II YOURSELF SHOW IANDY GRIFFITH THREE S COMPANY naH at Clecago Cuba 1:00 ■tens wnh ha acoomperaeu. two MOMENTS Hation gata a aanaa of murdsrs and dw- end rh*vwood Beet Q mjE) LATE NIGHT AMERICA M»A#S»H • COLLEGE FOOTBALL Ra- • MOV* #* Doctor Os- gurtareit* end a base plover IR) • KATHY'S KITCHEN eppearancea off the coast el • MOV* ***>* Bug* fMOTORWEEK fWED) (ESPN) AEROBICS: BODIES 9 36 ocnal oovarage of Weeheigtan at troif (18831 Dan Aytuoyd. Oon- (ESPN) SWIMMING FINA READING RAINBOW Jamatce Q doon 118841 Gen* Kety Cyd MAGIC OF OK, PAINT- IN MOTION GOOD TIMES • I AM A HOTEL Songa by 1O:30 Bngham Young or UCLA ai Ten- noOoton World &*> Synchroraaed Champ, Leonard Cohen accompany a ¥>■ • COLLEGE FOOTBALL ■o tnenda tturnbte ING (THU) (TMCI MOVIE (WSD) ON THE MONEY (FRII • PUNKV BREWSTER onsfsps. dust ccanpatrtron* kom dao tantaay anth guaaia evdudkng Pttt*burgh at Oluo State SLINDAY (ESPNI AEROBICS BODIES 12:30 SITS. BYTSS AND • MOV* *** Cektoree ' tndutrutpoM (Rl Toaar Cranaton Ann Drtchbum. • MOV* ***■-> fneda Scottwh tughlend* wheh comes IN MOTION • • US OPEN TENNIS BUZZWORDSnut (MON) • 13 GHOSTS OP SCOO- (19481 Ray MAand. Barbara Robert Daaroaa* and OaUdkt (1947) MA Zattartng David Far- 3:30 to kts for a atngte day every 100 TOCI MOV* (FRI) ON THE LINE (TUE I SV-OOO Stanwyck • CPL FOOTBALL Edmonton (FRII Moor* at a grand old hotel (Rl rat A Brmeh fksr mseta with yean. ART BEAT (WEOI • BUSINESS OF MAN- • LUCKY LUKE AnjmaaM MM • • YOUNG AND THE hometown 'eaaitance and hoitwty Etkimot at Saskatchewan • PUrnN' ON THE HITS RESTLESS (MON-THU) _ TIME OUT (THUI HMO AGEMENT Cowboy Lucky Lute - along wnh Rough. .»• (FARM DAY toward hat German wet bnda ls>-synced randrtnna of I'm So • SEARCH FOR TOMOR- I(ESPN) OUTDOOR LIFE O NATIONAL / JOURNAL • GREAT CHEFS OF NEW ha fenhtut dog Buahwack and ALVIN ORLEANS B:30 4:00 Cacnsd. I Would Os 4 U ROW (MON. FRI) fuaay horae Jo*y Jumper - aeta IESAME STREET (R) Q • FACTS OF LIFE (Seeaon • NFL FOOTBALL Atlanta "Vanai (he World Needs Now !! I LOVING (ESPNI FISHING (TUE) • MIAMI VICE Crockett, (ESPN) WRESTLING out to capture the notonoua bank Nl AUTO RACING (THU. Falcons at San Franc*tco 49er* ■ova affaa BMpardUjaa hra compa- (TMCI MOV* ** Cracker* tceding Deiton famey Pramatrel The gala and Mr* Gar- Beaut, School Dropout. FRII I LOVE LUCY (ESPN) MARK SOSIN'S • NFL FOOTBALL New York lence on the job aa ha and Tubba (1984) OonaM Sutherland. Jack • AUSTIN CiTY LIMTTS ret! are devastated when they re 10O0 PV.T. (Pretty Young Thetg) (ESPHI SPORTSCENTER (ESPN) SPEEDWEEK (FRO SALT WATER JOURNAL Gamt* at Green Bey Psoksn a tno of leap iga dabn- Warden Faetured Dot tie W**t | Would ban bom the* aummer vacations I DAY OF DISCOVERY and'Sokd. (MON) (ESPN) AUTO RACING (THUI • MOV* ** ' fkghl To H You Hold It Agemai Ma Hare to hnd that Edna* Edbata hee NOVA • EVENING AT POPS (ESPN) GOLF (TUEI (MON) (TMC) MOV* (MON) IIJJQO Hoiocautt' 119771 Pattick Coma* My Baby i Floyd Cramer been deetroyed by Bra. Stem ! JAYCE ANO THE "Steve Lawrence And Eydto (ESPN) TRACK AND FIELD (ESPN) COLLEGE FOOTBALL •T« CBS STORYBREAK Q Charlotte Rae end Nancy WHEELED WARRIORS m that Wayne. Chna Mrtchum Germ*'' Tha huabandandwtte (TUEI FRIDAY IESPNI PKA FULL CONTACT CORONATION STRStT I San Antoreo Roe*. 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WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO OUR CALL ANO WISH HER A HAPPY 21st B-OAY' 1pm - 5 p.m City Park COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FUST FOUR WAY COULDN'T HAVE PICKED PHI ALPHA TO SAMBO 'COMPETITION'' AN- 352-8036 A BETTER CREW SEE YOU IN HEAVEN OR DERSON ON YOUR SAE-OQ PINNING TO 3—you turn Please furnish the Onto* ol the Dean with the BORED? MOC NEEDED to Miami U Frl . Sept 20 WILL IT BE HELL? LOVE. ALPHA GAMS UNOAI THE MEN OF 320 N ENTERPRISE. J. name, address, and phone number ol your FOR 80S COMPLETE PABTY LIST DEAN'S ADVISORY COUNCIL REPRESENT* lanytkne) vn help wkh gas $$ Cynthia 354- BARNEY I LOVE SNEAKING AROUND WITH BOGIE. TOM J . CANDY AND KRESS Formal malting 6901 CONTACT SUE AT 312-7147 TrVE by Tuesday. September 1 7 The Ikst DAC YOU?? YOUR LOVER GIRL PHI BETA LAMBDA Tues Sept 17th NO ONE LEAVES KOHL HALL ALONEII meeting ** be Tuesday. September 24 at Fade needed to BG trom Cleveland a ■ Sunday Future Business Leaders 7 30 p.m . 115 Education Chub #1, Chub /2. Chub #3. 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LEAVE NAME I PHONE iMibw 17, 11 00 am • 3:00 pm Come lo dinner la tree and reservations may be made by DAMEL LOHGACBE Pnzee' Buttons! Music' Funl THE UNITED tha LB.A. boom Wa w* anawar el your casing 362 7534 Al students are welcome ROE NEEDED TO MARION, INDIANA (Ft HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY WAYHI Yea - United Way musical chairs wl WANTED queaaons Saa how you can have a doubts CLUB SOCCER - Anyone interested, practice Wayne area) Can leave Friday ol any weekend Pan on roan' them as big aa HO-HO'a the) be Saturday at 3:30 during Fal Feet m Cosege ■safer m km Business wrthoul having to take la Tuesday A Thursday. 6:30 p.m.. Intramural GAS SSI CM 2-3878. Park. Be Here! aiakand tor a Capital DoaY Who time' Hey. Female looking lor housing In Bowling Green ailra couraaa Field CM 372-1738 tor more Information WhM bettor way M spend a Saturday where's the monkey? •or tell semester. C.ll 41I447-8I74 to make Jewteh Students Oroup. Shabbst Sarvlcaa. A Hoeh Haehane service wl be held In Prout Your Me to be SCARPS DOGS, SUDS, end Ksppa Slgsll Fnday evening. 6 00 pm in the Faculty Lounge Chapel on Monday September 16.et300p.m See 'ira there, the Ksppaa SALUE SCHRODER MALE' ol the Student Union Cat Bruce Kottter lor For further nlormatlon contact Bruce Kottler. RUSH A FRATERNITY WHERE BROTHER- CongrssuMtona on your engagement to Gary Sealing 2 good looking, wel bult. sexy, Intormatlon. 354-8420. Paycholoay Dept coordmlor ol the Jewish Students Oroup. HAS ANYONE SEEN THESE LADIES We wan you a tuture ol heppness HOOD N MOM THAN JUST A WORD. ANNE BAKER KATHY MOSSING brunette B.G. guys with outstanding personcft- ii4 8i20, . Love, your Kappa astters RUSH PI KAPPA PHI TONIGHT 7:10 Ksasn LONG LISA WOLAR lea I masreeted. eel B at 372-5812 or SAE'a CONTACT LEROY HARBISON IMMEDIATELY DEAR ANNE, K at 372-5711 Get psyched for a CONGRATS ON BECOMING A GAMMA PHH Need 1 ncommale for house, own bedroom Ladtos Ersoy Happy Ule-Succees Beeutlfut "PARTY IN YOUR PJ's I'M REALLY PROUD OF YOU AS USUAL! Hquke al 126 Byal or CH 353-3308 Pels SUnl ITS M yours Free Report Mr Happiness LOVE, MIKE Love, the AXO'a Box 223. Alt Sprna, FL 32716. aeowed ttJonHe)onV" •SkJewa* Seles Pogliors FOOTS TYPING I am Ina victim of a hit A run accident The car Find out what OSEA a el about 1 at meeting Joana N Thmga 531 RMge Sl/page IDS) on campue pick-up 4:00 p.m. •ho hit mine a blue and is damaged on the right Tuesday. Sept 17 8:00 pm ki 121 Weal Ska Ep'e and PM Tau's: 569 2579 front bumper and/or fender Rewardtf found Hal Get psyched tor our Friday the 13th tee 362-8138 L8AT • MCAT • OMAT • ORE A "lucky" night I wl be i Pizza • Pasta • Subs FOOTBALL HOCKEY BASKETBALL see I NEED A KfCKBOXING PARTNER - MEDIUM ''HLl*' , • OPA REVIEW • them M. Order your AS Sports Peas TODAYi Love, the Kappaa Free deiuarv Mer 11 a.m. STATE NURSING BOARDS — NCLEX TO FULL CONTACT BOXING SKILLS A MUST Sigma CMa. - Plna/ KPALAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER Fred, ALONG WITH YOUR OWN EQUIPMENT CALL Derby Days are here again 945 S.Maln 352-7571 No 1 kl TEST PREPARATION Thanks tor three memorable. Intereetlng ter- 2-5526 The Sigma Clue ere terrific men (4191 538-3701 TOLEDO. OH rific, and very special years I LOVE YOU CRAWI Forever. Jeanette The Phi Mu gate, above the real PORTABLE TOILET RENTAL Wlah you M the very best! GOVERNMENT HOMES from SI Frew pickup 8 detvery ThsPHMus 352-7316 (U Repair) Also deknguent tax properly HELP WANTED CM 1 805 887 6000 Ext GH 8849 tor xifor- Sigma Chra— Ruthie a Sewing and Alterations mebon We've welled a veer Everything must be clean Derby Days are here Babysitter needed MWF 8-1030. R 8-1 GREG A JOHNSON Phone 352-7268 Lets do It up right Please eel 362 4698 References required Free 32 oz. 0000 LUCK AT KENTUCKY! By partying M night! PUNT THE 'ISM OUT OF THATiAll! MerketJng positions eveleble Rapidly ex- PERSONALS SEE YOU AT THE GAME...311! STEVE Happy 21 «• Honl panded cable TV company is searching for sett- Mug of Coke YOURS! FAN Hare'a looking forward to celebrating the reel of mottveled mdtvWueto to work si the sales I our birthdays together I know that we wa marketing department Ful & part time poaHone TODAY - THE LAST DAYI HAPPY HATED MAY OUEEFERII HAPPY B-LATED aVOAY OUEEFERII because "the search la over." aveakbk) Must be neat 1 personable Reliable with any 7" Sub ORIENTATION BOARD APPLICATIONS Forever yours, Jeryl tranaportsson required Cal Kettiy « 87B- HAPPY HATED 8-OAY OUEEFERII Free Delivery w/coupon DUEIII 405 ITUDENT SERVICES 8531 HEY ALPHA DELTS HAVE YOU DONE YOUR THE BROTHERS OF PHI KAPPA Psl ANO THE AGO '204. 208. 207. 208. 2101 Hooter SISTERS OF AXO CONGRATULATE THE Seeking experienced babysitter lor evenmga I rrvea you M extremely and I'm sad when I don't HODOY TODDY TODAY?? Try our fabulous subs and keep this 32 02. plastic collectors Coke Mug WINNERS OF THE 1M5 BATHTUB RACE weekends and Thursdays Please cal Mrs get to see you everyday 1 promise to come and HEY ALPHA Xl'a IT HAS FINALLY ARRIVED, full of Coke free. Offer limited while supplies last. GOOD JOB TO let PLACE PHI DELTS AND Buchanan at 823 3315 Must have car vak II you promise We'l M go out sometime THE SKUaA CHI ANO ALPHA XI DEMY DAYS ALPHA SM LITTLE SIS'a THE SPIRIT TEA. SO FUZ2TES GET PSYCHEO BECAUSE REWARD — Free trip to Oevtona plus commis- eoonll I LOVE YAI CURLER AWARDS GO TO THE ZBT'a AND THE ALPHA THE SKIS ARE GONNA SHOW YOU A GOOD sion money WANTED: organized group or ALPHA Xl'a GET PSYCHED TO FIOHT Xl'a. CONQRATULATIONSI ndhiduel lo promote the number one Spring Free quart of THE SPIRIT AWARD IS OURS, MIGHT. SEE YOU AT 9:00 P.M SHARP TO- NIGHT. LOVE, THE HQ8 THE BROTHERS OF THETA CHI WOULD LIKE Break trip to Deytona If you are mtereeted ki THAT'S RIGHT! TO CONGRATULATE BLAKE CUSHNIE AND our reward cal 414-781 0455 or 1 800 453 ALTHOUGH THE GAMES ARE NOT TONIGHT HONEY"! AMY PtESEN ON THEB THETA CHI-DELTA 9074. Immedkiteh/' Or write Designers ol Coke with any Large Pizza TOMORROW AT COLLEGE PARK WE'LL 1 HOPE YOU HAVE A WONDERFUL 22nd ZETA LAVAUERHQl Travel. N 48. W 13334 Weal Hampton Ave . WIN, THAT'S RKJHT BIRTHDAY! I LOVE YOU IMMENSELYI The Chub CLUB Rush. Menomonee Faas. Wl 53051 LETS DO IT Xl'a. YOUR COACHES, PPPPP. ... ^E e v GRANT. BRAD, AND RICHIE If you cent soon a chub .------1 ,-^ J-St-J------l KM ESORO: CorajraUMtona on your KKG- You cent |oki lie dub! CHURCH CHOIR DIRECTOR Bett levstanng to Pete" Rrsf Crmetlen Church The weekend. Paul says free junior german Love, your Kappa sssssrs (Oadplss ol Christ) choc. M BR I you say you reed It here ITS A FRIGHTENING thought thla FRIDAY THE HaskJne at Poe Roads Inquke BOO am -3 30 Thump. Thump 13lh stuff, but the CHI Os «■ be safe because p m . Phone 354-3989 ^Smtluri lie PIKES ARE TOUGH Al the CHI Os ARE Thump, Thump Thump. Thump Attention Dietary Students. LOOKING FORWARD lo the tea We now have pert time openlnge in our dietary KEN Congrats on becoming s PM Kappa Tau TO OUR FAVORITE KO'a dept We can work around your school sched- I'm reeky happy tor you. Remember, youl have -KATHY. SUE. HOLLY. I BRENOA- ule Pis sal apply Mane Care Center. 306 W days a»e tmel Love. Steph THE TOY. WATERFK3HTS, INDOOR BON- Wooster. 353-7651 FIRES, COOKOUTS. PARTIES AND ALL THE UBTEN TO YOUR HEART and play United GOOD TIMES THANKS FOR A GREAT SUM ■salialliii lor 6 month old 9 a m -1 p m M-F Way musical chess al FM Feel. Sal at 3 30 MER! LOVE. MIKE. EWC I STEVE Cloee lo campue. 363-1682 Even II only pjn. Free and Fun tor Mt evalabk» a lew days, please eel Undergraduate Student Government wl meet TODAY - THE LAIT OAVI Mon . Sept 16 M 7 p m ki the McFM Aesem- Mueidens needed to lorm e band ORIENTATION BOARD APPLICATIONS bty Room Voice your opkilonl DUEIII 405 STUDENT SERVICES Open to a variety of mueic styles USG APPLICATIONS AM AVAILABLE IN Interested? Cal 362 8643 Lou Hams. 4M STUDENT SERVICES You're such a sweetheart Chemistry and'or Physics tutor needed PET INVOLVED ANO MAKE A DIFFERENCE We hope youl be a daring too! CM cosset. 0-891 9351 Love, your Phi Mu sellers - USG NEEDS YOU! - Leave message, number APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR Mart Ferrero Happy Bkthdayl Lets have a ON ANO OFF CAMPUS REPSi APPLICATIONS great evenkig IcoMhtr. I love youl Hoty DUE WEDNESDAY. SEPT 18. AT 5 P.M. M MQMT CLUB - Expend your prolaaalonal 405 STUDENT SERVICES' GET INVOLVED IN FOR SALE hortzonal Sign up now kl the BA lobby Regkv THE STUDENT VOICE AT BGSU! USG" tnstlon Sept 4 through Sept 13, 8 00-4 30 WAMIEO — A eweet, charming, aenettlve, Dll ullo nt lele .Classified Information. NANCY HONAKER AMD KEITH CRANE: eSksoatre teraefe. Age 18-22. Reeson - Heap My wke look her stuff and moved to Va Beech We have to get together before this semester me the my We. Contact NELS at J41 Bronv SeBng SO*, ol what's left I've got what you r~~The BG News" Mail-In Form ends No teeVyg where ki this country each ol BeM. need Come on down 534 N Mam St (at I. us wl end up OREO Cookies and max? OR IS WHAT DOES "SUPER OPIE LOOK UKE IN Many) Canceled If raMng 9-4 on Sat 14th. IT THE END OF THAT ERA? COME ON THE IwORNkNO? ASK A THETA CHI 12-2 on Sun 16th DEADLINE: Two days prior to publication no later than 4 p.m. GUYS LETS HAVE SOME FUN BEFORE WE GOVERNMENT XXSS S16.040 S5B.230ryr (BG News not responsible tor postal service delays) GO WHAT ARE BROTHERS 1 SISTERS FOR? Now Hktng CM 1-808-887 8000 Ext R- Mobas home. 2 Ddrms . appaanr.ee LOVE YAI JACO 8849 tor currant federal III N ol BG Reasonable 682-2611 or 882 RATES: per ad are 60' per line, $1 80 minimum. 1146 ^_ 1988 Buck Skylerk 350 Dark blue, brand new 50' extra per ad tor bold type Ires, eeheuet. battery, brakee No rust — runs Approximately 35-45 spaces per line DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE greet, perfect school carl $995 or beet offer Kdiird b> I'rude Michel J.fff 372-5040 PREPAYMENT is required lor all non-university related business and individuals SUSPENDED LOFT 2 Zenilhs 33 Caron role ACROSS 48 Cuiihroat. 1 YEAR OLD tl 40 opposite 34 With l Across. for one 1 Wilt. 5 Across. GOOD CONDITION. CALL 372-1950 NOTICE: The News will not be responsible tor error due to illegibility or incomplete information. Please story opener 3 Moved line log definitively 49 Not Bound come to 214 West Hall immediately it there is an error in your ad The news will not be 5 See 1 Across 4 Poetic 35 Syria, once 50 Busybody For Sets: Planornvbunk bed wkh or without responsible for typographical errors in classified ads for more than two consecutive insertions tO Cherry stones "always" 36 Welles him 51 Advance wilh meta-ese. University approved Cal 354 8486 u unusual 5 Witch m Verdi's • (with "The') difficulty '78 Buk* Opel Rune very wel $900 00 '5 Admit The Masked 39 Those two 52 African Phone 364-4117. 16 Monogram pt Ban 41 British carbine republic Double size dorm or smal apt -sus refrigerator 17 Neisse 6 Harmony 42 Knight's 53 Venus de — C.CSSSnl condition $100.00 Line 7 Palindromic attendant 57 Pubd'inh CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM 18 Having a Q' name 44 Circumvented 58 Heard from the CM Suzanne al 364 1671 after 5 30pm or R 8 Never Ger 45 Beginnings herd '76 Audi Fox with 1980 engine Good condi- 19 Ditto 9 With 1 Across, 47 Fictional tion $800 Phone 363-8706 Phone # 20 Swig occasionally salesman Name 10 Mount m Royal Office Master Typewriter 21 Puerto ANSWEJLIO PREVIOUS PUZZLE 2 years; $100 00 or best otter 2? Contentious ancient Address Cal Beth. 352-9800 one Palestine TAT Social Security # or Account # 24 Occasionally, ii Like some (For billing purposes only) with 1 Across sounds Smal dorm refrigerator Brand new Asking 26 Incite 12 Clock $86.00. CM evenmps 362-2347 13 Young 0'old 27 See 58 Across For Sass - Cheap' Dkwiweiner. Please print your ad clearly, EXACTLY how you wish it to appear: 28 Now and then, ending 2i Scott Hamil Rugs — orange shag 10 > 14. gold 9 x 12. (Circle words you wish to appear in bold type) with 1 Across green 9 x 12 CM 352-1927 32 Side ton's milieu 35 Author Nm 23 Tills FOR SALE COLOR TV IN EXCELLENT CON- 36 By George 25 Bat an eye DITION (ONE YEAR OLD) WITH REMOTE nespretly'' 28 Hold lie CONTROL INCLUDING TV. TABLE ASKING 37 Sly Cry 29 Carpenter's iicii'i CIUH.K'H.I FOR $250 OR BEST OFFER CALLAMROOR 38 Local.eg need ROBERT AT 352-1620 EXT 213 OR 217 39 See 58 Across 30 Clumsy one :. sffltBS New eoll frame fold-out sola bed. $75 Stereo 40 Venerable 3) Watches iini.iM rar.iiii.in Plata 41 Stole closely wkh am/fm. 8 track, turntable 1 2 speakers. 42 Literary figures 32 Speak m jest uniMt] i $76 CM 352-1299 43 With land27 FOR SALE XEROX 820 « personal computer Across, a Kauf- $1.500 00 FIRM Contact (37)2-7287 or man-Hart title 362-1071. 45 Dieter's Red Velvet High Beck Living Room disk ki concern good ccodsson. $80. 362-0640 46 See 47 Across CIssslllcBtlon In which you wish your ad to appear: 47 With land46 Campus & City Events* Wanted Acoss. quick PERFECT APARTMENT FURNITURE and cursory Must aM immedietety' Good prtoas weterbed. Lost & Found Help Wanted 51 Piece of wire desk, tates-chaks bookcases, rude-abed. Rides For Sale 53 or less shsdee I more. Please oM A leeve your 54 Caviar n get beck ASAP 1-382-5746 Services Offered For Rent 55 Burden Personals 56 Disables •Campus/City Event ads are published free of charge for one day for a non-profit event or meeting only. 56 With 1,27 and 39 Across very FOR RENT rarely 59 Eye Dates of Insertion . 60 Before 1 Across WANTED ROOMMATE FOR FALL AND'OR Man to: (On or Off-Campus Mail) suddenly SPRING SEMESTER LOCATED CORNER OF The BG News 61 Bounce 8th ANO HIGH - MT VERNON ARTS CALL 62 Kind of fish 354-7710 ASK FOR PAUL OR BILL 214 West Hall BGSU 63 Mem St reel 2be