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Henry indicated the task force grants could be funded, at State COLUMBUS - Two days after least in part, by federal funds from an President Bush took his proposal to expanded federal drug-war budget and battle drugs to the nation, a Republican the new prison could be financed with a Carpenter cleared: The state lawmaker announced legislation 30-year bond issue. victim of a 156-year old law was aimed at strengthening Ohio's war State corrections officials have said recently cleared of his two-year against drugs. that despite a $638 million prison con- sentence after spending 18 months of Sen. Charles Henry of Burton, flan- struction program that will leave the it in prison. James D. Moseley of ked by fellow Republicans Senate state with 24 prisons by 1992, it will not Decatur, Ga. was given a two-year President Stanley Aronoff and Sen. be enough to hold the number of in- sentence for having oral sex with his Paul Pfeifer, chairman of the Senate mates expected to be jailed by then. wife. The nearly two- century-old Judiciary Committee, unveiled a bill Henry said the bill also would rework sodomy law was changed by a Thursday aimed at teaming state drug the state's criminal forfeiture statutes Superior Court judge to be fighting expertise and money with local to bring them more in line with stricter inapplicable to ''consenting married drug task forces. federailaws. Under the bill, authorities couples." The bill also takes aim at drug would be allowed to seize all assets, dealers' "most vulnerable area — their Eroperty and proceeds related to drug Menopause study: A recent profits," Henry said. ansactions, even if the offender is study published in the New England Senate Democrats, who already have charged with only one offense. Journal of Medicine concluded the proposed a major judicial system ex- State law now requires that a person changes in women's blood cholesterol pansion, appointment of a drug czar be charged with two or more offenses during menopause could contribute to and new prison construction, welcomed before criminal forfeiture proceedings the increase risk of heart attacks the proposal but did not endorse it. can begin. during their mid 50s. The study was "We re glad to see the Republicans The measure also would make Ohio directed by Dr. Karen A. Matthews of getting on board," said spokesman the 18th state to impose an excise tax the University of Pittsburgh. Chris Burnett. "We want to see Ohio on drug trade. The rates would be $3.50 have a good, solid drug program, but per gram of marijuana, $200 per gram Traveling stray: Since were concerned about a proposal with of other controlled substances and $400 jumping on Kent Wassenberg's such a decentralized focus." per 10-unit dose of controlled substan- motorcycle two years ago, Brutus, a Henry's measure calls for a $50 mil- ces. 70 lb. boxer/labrador retriever has lion fund from which a 12-member Drug dealers would also be required traveled 25,000 miles on the bike's BG News/Brock Visnich state task force, headed by the lieuten- to purchase state tax stamps. trailer. Brutus wears goggles to Falcon Chow ant governor, would allocate grants of It's a law enforcement tool," Aron- Crotect his eyes, a hooded sweatshirt at least 150,000 to county task forces. off said, explaining that failure to ob- i protect from the cold and a harness Karl Vogt, professor of management, serves macaroni salad to Falcon wide More grant money would be made a- tain a stamp would give authorities au- to keep him from falling off the bike. receivers Darnell Staten (*16) and Allen Smith (*17) during the "Meet the Team" vailable depending on the scope of the thorization to begin confiscating prop- Brutus can be seen with the picnic at Doyt L. Perry Stadium Thursday evening. The Falcon Club, Delta Zeta local drug problem and population, erty and other assets against the taxes Marysville, Kan. native throughout sorority and Phi Psi fraternity sponsor the annual event. Henry said. owed, plus a 100 percent penalty. the midwest. Permission plea: Larry McAfee, 33, of Atlanta recently won NATO rebuilds permission of the courts to turn off his Christian leader reproves U.S. life support system. The system has two dead and seven wounded. kept him alive for four years after a by Rlma Salameh discussions in 1985 motorcycle accident that left him Associated Press writer The U.S.-trained general said he would welcome a quadriplegic. The judge said the return of Ambassador John McCarthy and other McAfee had the right to refuse American diplomats to Lebanon only if Washington medical treatment. BEIRUT — Gen. Michel Aoun said Thursday that recognized his Christian Cabinet as the legitimate western Europe U.S. foreign policy is "biased and shortsighted," government. His government competes for power with a Mos- then asked American help in what the Christian by Alison Smale leader calls the war of liberation against Syrian lem Cabinet led by acting Premier Salim Hoss. Associated Press writer Nation troops in Lebanon. Aoun said the U.S. withdrawal of McCarthy, who had been in Lebanon since the rival its last diplomats Wednesday was based on "rumors, regimes were created a year ago, avoided taking false suppositions and unconvincing reasons." sides by not presenting his credentials to either. VIENNA. Austria — Greece's mistrust of its old U.S. military helicopters evacuated the 30 remain- enemy Turkey, a NATO ally, blocked Western plans Gone batty: A 65-year- old ing Americans from the U.S. Embassy compound in to propose limits on military maneuvers, sources re- Lorain, O. woman was bitten by a "It is pitiful that east Beirut on Wednesday morning. ported Thursday after talks resumed on reducing rabid bat after it attached itself to her American-Lebanese relations "It is pitiful that American-Lebanese relations conventional forces in Europe. body cast — she recently had back should deteriorate to that point due to the stubborn- The West hoped to begin the third six-week round surgery. The woman is physically should deteriorate to that point ness of the American Embassy... backed by a biased between NATO and the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact with fine, but emotionally shaken after the due to the stubbornness of the and shortsighted foreign policy," Aoun said. Eroposals that would help maintain what U.S. Am- attack. Police officials say that it was He was clearly angered by the State Department's assador Stephen J. Ledogar called the "breathtak- an isolated incident. American Embassy ... backed by declaration Wednesday that it evacuated the U.S. ing pace" of the 23-nation talks, which began in diplomats because Aoun threatened the palace in March. Miata mania: Car dealers are a biased and shortsighted Baabda, east of Beirut, the 54-year-old Maronite On Wednesday, NATO diplomats in Vienna and busy these days writing waiting lists foreign policy." Catholic general urged the "American people and Brussels put the finishing touches on the Western for potential buyers of the 1990 Mazda their elected representatives to ignore their State plan, described by senior officials as an unpreceden- Miata. So popular is this luxury Department's policy." ted effort to curb military exercises on the world's rrtscar, some buyers are putting Americans should "support all the Lebanese, Mos- most heavily armed continent. >n deposits to get the Miata next -General Michel Aoun, Christian lems and Christians, in our war of liberation" year. Car magazines are calling the leader in Lebanon against the Syrians, he said. Diplomatic sources said; however, that Greece felt car "fun and affordable." Base price NATO set the limits too high when it proposed requir- for the car is $13,800. State Department spokeswoman Margaret Tu- ing maneuvers to be announced in advance if 40,000 He likened the 6-month-old battle between his twiler said Wednesday that a leader of Christian reservists would be called up or 1,200 armored per- Cemetary case: Police 20,000 Christian soldiers and a Moslem alliance led youths who massed outside the embassy before the sonnel carriers used. officials in Louisville, O. are by the 40,000 Syrians to what Americans' "forefath- evacuation told diplomats they could move in and out Greece sought lower limits because of concern currently searching for vandals who ers did... 200years ago" in the Revolutionary War. of the compound only "at their own risk." about neighboring Turkey, the sources said, but they broke into the mausoleum of Syrians and Christians exchanged artillery fire for Aoun said her remarks were "a calculated but Augustus Coy, who died in 1937. The five hours before dawn Thursday and police reported crude personal attack on me." QSeeNATO,page5. vandals desecrated the corpse and stole its skull in Union Cemetary, a Kivate establishment. Police do not lieve it was part of a ritual and say if vandals are caught, they will be Student detained as charged with a felony, and if found guilty could be sentenced to jail for six months to five years. result of disturbance Cave-in: A construction worker At this time, it was reported a male in Blue Ash, O. was in serious by Jill Novak and female "walked into his square" condition after 10 ft. of soil caved in staff writer and the man shoved the male and hit while at work. Randy Webb, 32, was the female across the legs with a kept alive because of an air pocket A University student responsible stick. found in the soil allowing him to for a commotion yesterday afternoon "It was really scary. You could tell breathe. He was admitted to the in the Union Oval was taken into cus- he was not with it—like he snapped — hospital with "crush injuries." tody by city police and transported to and it seemed like mentally there was Wood County Medical Health Center. something wrong," the witness said. Overweight kids: Heart At about 11 a.m. Thursday, a man Another witness said someone ran researchers want healthy diet and reportedly walked into the Union Oval and called campus security at this exercise habits to be taught in the and sat down in front of the University time, unaware that Bowling Green school system to keep inactive Activities Organization's plant sale, city officers had been called earlier. children from becoming overweight taking numerous items out of his adults. John Morrison, associate backpack, witnesses said. One witness said she did not think When city police arrived, the man professor of cardiology at the had to be restrained for safety pur- Children's Hospital Medical Center in anything out of the ordinary was hap- pening until the man gave away a poses, according to a city police Cincinnati, will be heading the spokesman. research project at Princeton food coupon book and started throw- University. ing things and handing things to peo- ple. "He was then taken into custody so "He took out a pile of bumper- he wouldn't hurt anyone or himself," stickers that said 'Buckle Up Ameri- the spokesman said, adding there Quay le to visit: U.S. Vice ca' and started handing them to peo- may be charges pending for damage. President Dan Quayle will be visiting ple and saying 'God Bless You'," she Columbus and Ashland today to said. The man was taken to Wood County dedicate the Clean Air Mass Transit The witness and other bystanders Medical Health Center and it was rec- Bus at Columbia Gas in Columbus and became concerned when the man put ommended he be forwarded to the BG News/John Potter to attend the 7th Annual Reception assorted papers in a square on the Toledo Mental Health Center to Several University students assist city police officers In collecting Items thrown and Dinner in memory of the late ground around him and repeatedly receive attention for a medical prob- around the Union Oval during a disturbance caused by another student Thursday Congressman John Ashbrook at shouted,' 'Get out of my square!" lem, police said. morning. Ashland University. :-j THE BG NEWS
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VJ oing to college conjures up ideas of freedom from parental authority, allowing students to A Market Square Hero - Dennis Robaugh make choices concerning their lifestyle. In this manner, students are able to find out "who they are." However, the University has elected to take on the role of parent in regards to one issue. Bitter TV star performs public service At present, the University has restricted smoking to residence hall rooms designated for such activi- I recently caught up to a one shoot, he hit me wit a anvil. here in the hopes that humans to put newspapers or a towel on ty, the Falcon's Nest and out-otaoors. famous television star and, after All hell bwoke loose after dat," will wisen up and get rid of their the floor to soak up the dripping The decision encompasses not only the tra- finagling my way into his pri- Tweety said. "Tings just wasn't cats, and considering Bowling blood. vate lounge, I managed to get an the same after dat. Green's burgeoning cat popula- 6. Cat's love to sleep on car ditional 18- to 22-year-old students, but the non- interview with him in an at- Following Sylvester's catnip tion, I am only too glad to oblige. engines in the winter. If you are traditional students as well, many of whom are the tempt to clarify the maelstrom overdose death and the cancel- Here's the list: lucky, one may sleep in exactly heads of families. of rumors surrounding him. lation of the show, an embittered 1. Modern technology has been the right position so that when The decision to ban smoking was made without "I tawt I taw a puddy tat. I Tweety turned to alcohol to so good to us in providing us with you start your car you cut his properly surveying the community which it affects. did, I did tee a puddy tat," said soothe his angry soul. Some still the microwave. Luring a cat into head off. The real fun is watch- Tweety Pie, reclining in an say Tweety is an alcoholic, but a microwave is one way to elim- ing the headless body run across Students were not asked to file a mail-in survey, empty bird seed cup and echoing Tweety dismisses his critics inate them and provide a good the snow, leaving a trail of they were not asked to attend (or given voice at) the line that made him famous. with a vulgar tweet. show to boot. You have to clean blood. meetings where the policy was discussed, nor were "And I bwasted him. I bwasted "Scwewdem bastards!" out the inside of the oven, but if 7. Setting up a hot iron to fall their opinions taken into account when the policy him good wit my widdle gun. Sounds like CATS is a pretty you haven't a lot to eat it makes on a cat is one way to eliminate was formulated. "Ain't no cat gonna mess wit morbid organization, I ven- a great dip for crackers. the pesky feline and get yourself me." Tweety had just finished tured. I tried to conceal my own 2. Tying a cat's tail to the an extra throwing, as well. You University administrators may feel that they lecturing at a conference for the immense delight at Tweety's bumper of a car about to drive have to make sure to press real- should be the ultimate authority on such matters as inhumane treatment of felines. project. away can do wonders for de- ly hard to get the cat nice and Tweety whistled and two fe- "Hey, we got big backing, creasing the cat population. The flat. policy formulation, but a basic lesson in economics male lovebirds entered with a man. Mighty Mouse has put up a cat's screeching wail can be is required to remedy that attitude. tray of drinks. couple ofmiwwion dowwars and music to your ears as you watch 8. Tell the dog that the cat Administrators, as well as the rest of the official 'Tanks, babes. You can go Awex the Stwoh's dog is con- him expire. tried to put poison in his Alpo. University decision makers, are suppliers. They now," Tweety said, dismissing ducting a seminar on the pwop- 3. Imelda Marcos has a beau- Most dog vs. cat altercations are also known as overhead. them with a wave of his wing. per way to pummel a putty," tiful singing voice. Any cat last about as long as a Mike Ty- Students, on the other hand, are consumers. They The little chickees left quietly. Tweety exclaimed. within a five mile radius of her son fight. It is a quick, conven- Tweety threw back two mar- "We ain't gonna sit awound voice (be it on tape or live!) ient and sure-fire way to get rid are also known as profit. tinis and offered me one. I ac- while deese putties walk all over takes his own life when he hears of a cat when you don't have the cepted the drink gratefully. "Af- us," Tweety chirped. "We gotta it. time to relish its end. Students pay the University to provide them with ter finishing the series wit Syl- fight for ouwselves." 4. Slowly adding the world the opportunity to acquire an education. Students vester, boy I hated him, I needed Birds from all over the coun- famous water imported from 9. Tell right-to-lifers that cats do not pay the University to make personal de- sometin' to do wit my biwwions try fly to sunny Miami, Tweety's Bowling Green, Ohio to the cat's favor abortion. Tell feminist'! cisions for them. and biwwions of dowwars. So, I home base, to learn how to ou- milk will result in a slow death. that cats are sexist. formed CATS, the Cats and Tor- twit and harass cats. Mice and Fortunately, the cat's mental ture Society," he said. dogs are present in smaller capacities are diminished be- 10. Tell hippies that smoting Instead of being tantalized by the reputation of Tweety has for many years numbers, but they contribute cause of the chemicals and won- cats will give them an incredible being one of the first smoke-free campuses in the concealed the fact that Sylvester much of the funding to support derful fun can be had teasing the buzz. area, the University should be more concerned with tried to kill him during the last the programs against their feline. serving the students currently enrolled. year of their show's production common enemy. 5. Tacking all four of the cat's Robaugh, a junior news- Smoking, or lack thereof, has been a national to ensure that the show was able As part of his anti-feline sup- paws to a dart board (his back to editorial major and a columnist to be put into syndication with- port group seminars, Tweety the wall, of course) and playing for The News, has been report- point of controversy with many ill feelings on both out controversy. distributes a list — "10 Ways To a relaxing game of darts can ed as missing in Miami. Rumor sides and no compromises in this moral issue. "He was fweebasin' catnip, Torture and Kill the Domestic provide almost an hour of plea- has it that he has been doing man. Evewyting awound dat Housecat" — to all participants. sure before the cat finally gives some heavy drinking and party- And that is the point. The University cannot make studio was scwewed up. During He asked me to reprint the list up his ghost. However, it is wise ing with Tweety Pie. a personal, moral decision for the people who live here. While no compromise will ever be satisfying to LETTERS both smokers and non-smokers, the best solution to the problem is allowing common smoking areas in non-environmentally controlled buildings. Cartoons need stronger insight into alcohol-related problems Most people, especially in an environment geared toward education, know the facts about smoking. To the Editor, and to make light of this dreds of students who have lost with tact and subtlety. In the Tuesday, August 29, travesty by depicting a "black- close friends or siblings in alco- But it is not the facts that are being argued on the 1989 issue of the BG News, the out" from alcohol as a positive hol-related accidents. If the edi- Respectfully, policy. The University's control of the student envi- editorial page included a car- experience is appalling. torial page wishes to continue Thomas W.Kiielsey ronment is the issue. toon depicting excessive drink- printing controversial subject ing that was totally uncalled for Certainly the editorial staff matter in the form of a cartoon If it were a perfect world, no one would smoke. in a college newspaper. There is has better judgement than to al- or illustration, it should be hand- But it is not a perfect world. Some people choose to a nationwide epidemic of alcohol low an artist to submit material led in a mature and adult fash- smoke, and some people lose to addiction the ability abuse on our nation's campuses, that may be offensive to hun- ion that addresses the problem to make the choice. Fatman by John Boissy Coming in now like a big brother guiding a fj)MGt*eo BY rue AVALICS FVNNY ?/ rmv TMIHK A OOHD War ttt... 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Campus Life MNwt Sept»mb«r 8,1989 1 Grad wins ethics prize
by Penny Pleicher drunk and disorderly in a public restaurant. The fact that she was promoting alcohol awareness reporter gave her reason to sue the publication, Kostyu said. Journalism classes should put more of a forceful Part of her winnings from the court battle helped attempt on media ethics, according to University to set up the funding for this yearly award, Kostyu journalism graduate student Paul Kostyu. said. Ethics in journalism was the topic of an essay The University of Hawaii and the Association for for which Kostyu received the 1989 Carol Burnett Education in Journalism and Mass Communica- Ethics Prize. His work was entitled, "Doing tion presented the award to Kostyu at its national What's Right: Teaching Ethics in Journalism convention in Washington, D.C. on Aug. 12,1989. Programs, which he wrote in November 1988 for Upon speaking with the judges, Kostyu said he a graduate class. was told it was difficult deciding on the winner of He said the teaching he does gave him the idea the award and that the decision was very close be- for a paper on ethics. tween the applicants. "I recognized... students had problems with eth- Kostyu said he was not aware of the contest ics," Kostyu said. when he wrote his paper for one of his classes last For his paper, Kostyu said he surveyed Univer- year, but entered the contest at the recom- sity journalism students and 90 well-known jour- mendation of Dennis Hale, head of the department nalism programs in the United States. of mass communications. He found that students do, in fact, differentiate "You always hope that you win, but you never between ethical and non-ethical behavior, but find know now the judges will look at your paper and themselves in a bind when they come face-to-face how they will view your writing style," Kostyu with this type of behavior. said."Dr. Hale made me feel like I had the advan- Burnett organized this award after her court vic- tage because he recommended that I enter my Searching for Info BG News/Kevin Kin tory over the National Enquirer in 1976 as an effort paper." to advise journalism students in being responsible Students participate in the Student Organization Fair Thursday in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. More than to the public. See Kostyu. page 5. 90 organizations participated in the fair, distributing information about groups located on campus. The Enquirer had accused Burnett of being Pets enliven residence life Activities fair a success sters in her dorm room last other residents wanted to adopt by Lori Miller semester. one of the babies, she said. staff writer The hamsters only got out of Sturgeon believes that pets their cage a couple times by are good to have in a dorm be- Student organizations testival attracts nearly 2,000 Although most students find climbing on top of a toy and eat- cause "(they) are what a dorm that a suitcase of clothes and a ing through the top of the card- needs — it needs a little life," toothbrush can tide them over board cage. she said. ganization, said he was "I wish I'd come here my for a semester, others need to The second time they got out, When students are caught by Tina Dlorio pleased with the student tur- freshman and sophomore bring their pets. one ran into the hall and into an - with pets in their rooms usually reporter nout. years," Yerkes said. Mike Klem, sophomore unde- one of two steps are taken, ac- There were more organiza- Of the groups being rep- cided major, bought a 2-year-old "(Pets) are what a cording to Rodgers Hall Direc- Representatives from 90 Un- tions that applied for booths resented, many agreed that iguana, named him Elvis, and tor, Mark Shannon. iversity organizations gath- than Student Activities was the fair is helpful in boosting brought him to school. dorm needs — it "The students are to remove ered Thursday in the Lenhart able to accommodate, but enrollment in their organiza- "The reason I brought it was the animal immediately or if Grand Ballroom in the Univer- some organizations were able tions. to make my roommate mad," he needs a little life." that can't be done, we confiscate sity Union to participate in the to get booths at the last minute "We've been real busy," said. "But I've always liked li- -Aimee Sturgeon, the animal and hold it until annual Student Organization's due to groups that did not said Andrew Middlefield, zards and things like that." someone can pick it up," he Fair. show, McCray said. chairman of publicity for Klem kept 'Elvis' in a 30-gal- owner of two hamsters said. Between 1,500 and 2,000 stu- Regina Mollison, freshman Circle K. lon aquarium but admitted he The only pets that are allowed dents interested in possibly journalism major, said the fair Lori Uhlenhake, junior home had to take it home because it in dorm rooms are fish in aquar- becoming involved in campus was helpful to her. economics major, said the "kept (going to the bathroom) other resident's room, she said. iums. Students have tried to activities attended the event, "I think it's a pretty good Bowling Green Student Home on one of my friends." The woman went and reported sneak in pets ranging from ger- according to Greg DeCrane, idea especially for freshman," Economics Association was When people visited Klem's the episode to a resident adviser bils to dogs and cats, he said. assistant vice president of the Mollison said. primarily interested in becom- room, they aid not mind Elvis, but before anything was done, Usually the hazards of having Student Activities and Orienta- Andy Yerkes, senior history ing more visible to the stu- once they became accustomed someone had already grabbed pets are waste material and dis- tion Organization. major, said this was the first dents. to him. Although the pet caused the hamster and hid it. turbances to the students. Shan- Kelly McCray, graduate time he attended the fair and Free refreshments were several women to scream, noth- Despite that incident. Stur- non said. staff assistant of the Student he believes he has missed out provided as well as balloons ing drastic occurred, he said. geon said, everyone liked the "We usually find out about the Activities and Orientation Or- on a great deal in the past. and buttons for those attending Aimee Sturgeon, junior art hamsters. When one of the ham- pets from students who com- the fair. education major, haa two ham- sters became pregnant several plain about barking or other noises, "he said. Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta SWING ON BY Phi Beta Lambda s FOR THE BEST 1 a" Future Business Leaders of America UndfyottiOliadynGwmmfT 3 MARVEL COMICS - Organizational Meeting g- I September 11,1989 experience Leadership! NEW AND OLD. Ameritrust Room -1002 BAA ? 9:00 p.m. _ Applications now available for mimiE in Young's Newsstand Your News Headquarters in Gain The Competitive Edge DISTRICT SENATORS a a Bowling Green 3 3 in 405 Student Services 178 S. 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Birds trouble residents City asks for full 'force' Miller said he sympathized with these unlucky Johnson said budgetary re- department usually sends more by John Kohlstrand residents. by Greg PUgens straints then caused a cutback than one officer, to deter possi- staff writer dty editor which did not allow the two posi- ble problems, he said. "These birds leave a tremendous amount of tions to be filled. While the size of the police Bowling Green has battled the invasion of pesky droppings and kids shouldn't be playing in them," Mayor Edwin Miller plans to "We're fighting hard to get force has diminished, the Bowl- birds for years with little success, but experts have he said. (But) there isn't anybody whoToiows how ask City Council for the funding more manpower,' Johnson said. ing Green geographic area has to drive them out." "We're understaffed and have continued to grow. been enlisted to help them find a solution. necessary to return Bowling been for years." Sandra Rowland, from the Humane Society of Miller mentioned Curtis Street and Grove Street Green's Police Department to Annexation of such property the United States, and Ed Clary, from the U.S. De- as being particularly troubled by the birds, and he full force — a level it has not One negative aspect of the said the city of Findlay has experienced similiar cutback is that more overtime as the Woodland Mall, the Gypsy partment of Agriculture, met with City Mayor reached in three years. hours have to be worked by Lane Estates Mobile Home Park Edwin Miller yesterday to help solve the problem. problems with birds in its downtown area. The mayor said he is asking on East Wooster Street and Var- Miller said they would inspect some of the sites Compressed air noisemakers and irrigation for three officers, one to work in other officers "sometimes to sprayers have been used in the past to combat the beef up and sometimes to main- sity Square Apartments on Var- where the birds have crowded and discuss poten- dispatch when the 911 emer- tain (enforcement)," Johnson sity Square has added to the tial solutions for the city. problem, but these methods dia not work well, he gency system is activated, and area covered by police. Large numbers of starlings have regularly gath- said. two to work on patrol. said. ered in the trees of some city neighborhoods at "We'd like to somehow find where they're co- However, he said, "We're still During peak times which in- dusk. Droppings from the birds have frustrated ngregating before they come into town,*' Miller going to be at a very minimal clude evenings and weekends, According to Miller, the four many homeowners in these areas, including Theo- said, though he added the only dispersal methods number of people for keeping the department tries to keep a housing developments presently ple Reynolds, 222 Curtis Ave. the city have considered are noisemakers and irri- the safety of the community. full shut, plus extras. under construction, as well as "We ve tried everything going and we just can t gation sprayers. In 1988, 26 sworn officers were Although Johnson declined to the research/enterprise park at get rid of them," Reynolds said. This year, the city will try to deal with the prob- employed by the police depart- comment on what constitutes a the corner of East Wooster Droppings from the birds coat her driveway lem on a "complaint basis" by setting up noise- ment, which is a ratio of 1.01 full shift, he did say, "We don't Street and Dunbridge Road, will every day, she said. makers where the birds are creating problems, officers for each 1,000 Bowling have nearly enough (officers) on soon be under city police juris- "I have to clean it up every morning," Theople Miller said. Green residents. the weekends." diction. said.1 "I have to get up before 8 a.m. to wash it off. Last year noisemaking vehicles drove through "There's a real problem de- If I don't, the sun bakes it on and I can't get it off." the streets in hopes of dispersing the birds. According to Lt. Sam Johnson veloping," he said. "There are Miller refused comment on of the Bowling Green Police De- times when there aren't enough whether the police department's partment, two officers were officers to go around." expanding responsibilities will released three years ago be- lead to further additions; cause they did not meet the A full staff is often needed to however, he did say, "We will be GUARANTEED TO BE FUN AND EXCITING! standards required by the de- patrol off-campus parties which looking at the needs of the city partment. require a lot of manpower. The from all aspects." Htntiirop aterrace Apartments Has 1 and 2 bedroom apartments available!
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DA black bicycle, valued at open container, underage pos- Sand Ridge Road said four woo- race to $129, was stolen from the bike session of alcohol and misrepre- den posts about six feet tall were rack at Conklin Hall Wednesday sentation of a person under 21, stolen from her property Mon- find ruin where it had been locked. police said. day. DA student told police God DA woman in the 200 block of UA man in the 300 block of by Salah Nasrawi had spoken to him and told him Holley Drive reported an in- West Reed Street reported a Associated Press writer to hand out papers and books to jured buzzard trying unsuccess- man was driving around Mon- people in Jerome Library Wed- fully to fly near her home Sun- day night emptying recycling nesday. He was referred to seek day. The woman said another containers of aluminum cans. BAGHDAD, Iraq — medical help and attended by buzzard came along and seemed President Saddam Hussein his residence hall staff. to help the injured bird. The two A woman in the 300 block of has offered $1.5 million to buzzards reportedly flew off Buttonwood Avenue said she any Iraqi who can solve a □ Police responded to a false together headed towards Carter heard a group of people chanting 3,000-year-old puzzle — alarm at the Health Center, Park. around 5 a.m. Tuesday. how King Nebuchadnezzar Wednesday. Upon arrival, offi- managed to water the fa- cers spoke to a contractor who nTodd Griffith and Kevin DFive people were arrested bled Hanging Gardens of said he did not know he was not Wagner of Findlay, and Chris- Tuesday for speeding near the Babylon. supposed to be there when the topher Coleman of Ocean City, corner of College Drive South Archaeologists are di- alarm was activated. Md. were arrested Monday for and Fourth Street. vided over whether the breaking and entering at Uhl- gardens, said to have DThree women in a tan car man's Warehouse, 201 S. Main □A woman in the 500 block of graced terraces hundreds were reported fighting with St, police said. Gypsy Lane trailer park report- of feet above the palm- three female pedestrians near ed someone threw part of a fringed Euphrates, the comer of College Drive A man in the 400 block of socket wrench through her existed. They reputedly South and Napolean East Sun- South Enterprise said someone window Wednesday. were built by Nebuchad- day morning. tried to break into his house nezzar in the 6th century Monday. Although the screen James Scheuer of Toledo B.C. to enchant his home- QJ. Scott Carpenter, 330 Kohl was damaged, the man said en- was arrested Wednesday for sick queen, the Median Hall, was arrested Sunday near try was not gained. stealing a 10-speed bicycle near princess Amytis. the corner of Manville Avenue the 300 block of South Main The ancient Greeks con- and Scott Hamilton Drive for CA woman in the 700 block of Street, police said. sidered the gardens one of the seven wonders of the Kostyu world, but Nebuchadnez- ; Continued from page 3. zar made no mention of them in his detailed writ- ings, and no conclusive Kostyu's essay will be printed letter published by the Universi- BG News evidence of their existence this f all in the Journal of Media ty public relations office. has been uncovered. Ethics. But the Iraqi govern- After Kostyu finishes his is recyclable! ment, which is remodeling Kostyu, 37, is a graduate of graduate studies, he plans to the city where Nebuchad- Heidelberg College and a teach at the university level nezzar ruled ancient Me- 16-year veteran of journalism somewhere in the United States. UAA * UAA * UAA sopotamia from 605 B.C. to has held an assortment of jobs at 562 B.C., believes they did newspapers in Ohio and North exist based on findings by Carolina and at one time, was "I have enjoyed working with German archaeologists editor of the "Monitor," a news- students at this level," he said. who first excavated Baby- Will be holding our lon more than 75 years ago. Hussein, who is known as NATO FIRST meeting on Saddam in Iraq and the □ Continued from front page. Arab world, announced a MONDAY, SEPT. II $1.5 million prize for but they characterized it as a television Wednesday night, his at whomever comes up with "psychological problem" that country would welcome hun- $| OFF 7:30 p.m., Hi South Hall the most plausible water- could be overcome. dreds of North Atlantic Treaty y * ing system, and $750,000 to Both East and West said they Organization officers to monitor llASH ITEM! the runner-up. will present proposals on verify- compliance. No modern technology ing reductions in conventional On Thursday, Grinevsky said **4CT &* * can be employed in the forces, but diplomats on both differences arose within the ON THE PURCHASE OF CD's, watering system, only the sides said privately that dis- seven-nation Warsaw Pact at a PRE-RECORDED CASSETTES, OR IP's. * primitive tools available in agreements within their alli- meeting in Moscow last week, MIX OR MATCH! NO LIMri ances are hard to reconcile. and he would not say when the * sixth century B.C. 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6 IGNewi t«pt«nb«r8,l»«9 Sports BG set to force Pirates off plank Booters For the past four weeks the day away, the worrying is over aren't going in as a big underdog to the Pirate backfield. Wide by Don Hensley coaching staff has been racking and it's time to see what the 1989 this year," Ankney said. "It's a receiver Walter Wilson returns sports editor their minds trying to figure out Falcons have to offer. game that if we play good we after catching 19 passes for 355 battle what Bill Lewis' East Carolina "We know their personnel can win, and that is a lot better yards in '88. For the Bowling Green foot- Pirates are going to do against based on what we saw in the feeling than going in the other The Pirate defense will be them in the season opener. spring game," BG head coach way. spearheaded by defensive end ball team, the guessim; game is Anthony Thompson, who re- about to end. But with the game only one Moe Ankney said. "But, what BG will still be forced to play a Hoyas they are going to do offensively solid, fundamental game 11 they corded 80 tackles including 15 and defensively is a guessing are to come out on the winning sacks last season. Sophomore by Mike Drabenslott PHI VU PHI Ml PHI MU game. side of the ledger. linebacker Robert Jones will sports reporter "The most important thing is The Pirates are led by a host also supply defensive help after how well our team plays and of talented players, but all the coming off a 43 tackle perform- Again . . . execute, not what the other team conversation surrounding the ance in '88. The soccer team will does." Same seems to always get back The Falcons, on the other look to recover from last The Sisters of Phi Mu are The Falcons will look to get off ) senior quarterback Travis hand, will be looking for some Same's "can't-put-the- to a better start this season than Hunter. defensive help. all-in-the-net" disease as Proud to Present Their they did last year when they Hunter is effective both as a With the defensive unit com- they 1989 Pledge Class... opened with a 62-14 drubbing at runner and a passer. Last year, ing off a season in which they travel to the hands of West Virginia, who he threw for 828 yards while surrendered 333 points, they will Washing- eventually played Notre Dame rushing for 333. be ready to show they have im- ton D.C. We QOOur Phis! for the national championship. He will be helped out by soph- proved. for a 1 "This is going to be a very omore Michael Rhett and senior p.m. Phi MU PHI MU 'PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU competitive game, and we Willie Lewis, who are both new □ See Falcons, page 9. Sunday match against ••••••••••••••••• George- town. Palmlsano * A FREE GIFT JUST FOR CALLING PLUS RAISE * The * UP TO $1,700.00 IN ONLY TEN DAYS!!! * Falcons fought Mid- American Conference foe * Student groups, fraternities and sororities needed for W Central Michigan to a ■M marketing project on campus, for details plus a FREE GIFT, j^. scoreless tie Saturday, . group officers call 1-800-950-8472, ext. 40. . taking 22 shots but not once * ••••••••••••••*• finding the back of the net. A D See Booters, page 9.
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"Houston is al- schools, but they realize that The Bowling Green men's and women's cross last Saturday's 17-39 victory over the Universi- most always ranked in the top they will have to stay sharp country teams look to continue their winning ty of Akron. twenty in the nation, and there throughout the entire tourna- ways Saturday when they travel to Huntington, BG junior Brian Donnelly, who finished first After a short week of practice are many pre-season polls that ment. W.V. for a meet with Marshall University, Ap- with senior Mike McKenna in their meet following last weekend's tour- Sicked Nebraska to qualify for "We'll have to serve receive, palachian State University, against University of Toledo last Saturday, said nament ui Washington D.C.. the le final four." and communicate better than and Ohio University. McKenna and himself are going to go all out Bowling Green women's volley- Those projections may not be we did last week, plus our hitting Head Coach Sid Sink said against the two. ball team arrived in Omaha, too far on. BG will be going up must remain as strong as it has although he would like to win "We're going to try and go all out after those Neb. yesterday morning where against a Cornhusker team that been," sophomore Tammy the entire meet, their main two," he said. "We would like to beat them, or they will participate in the finished 28-5 last season, and Schiller said. focus will be on OU, whose at least get between them." Sink said he ex- Runza Invitational, hosted by boasts four returning starters. women placed first and men pects Donnelly and McKenna to challenge Rit- the University of Nebraska. Van De Walle sees this tour- took second in last season's chie and Zoldak the entire race, but believes the Resides Bu and the Comhus- One of those starters includes nament as a chance to help the Mid-Western Conference middle runners will be the difference between kers, Houston and Kansas State first team All-American Vir- Falcons make a name for itself Championship. victory and defeat for the Falcons. will also take part in the week- ginia Stahr, who was among the among the volleyball elite. "They're the team we want "The key will be if our next four guys can beat end tournament, which is top 10 in the country in hitting to beat. Sink said. "OU is def- Sink theirs," he said. "If OU takes the number one scheduled to begin tonight at 8. percentage last year. "Houston and Kansas State initely out to get us, since we've beat them (at and two spots, we will badly have to take that Head Coach Denise Van De are not out of our league. The regular season meet) the last two years." gr0Up Walle said she is aware of the "Nebraska is our first oppo- next step for our program is to ' a See Harriers, page 9. stiff competition that the team nent, and it may be the toughest be regionally known, she said. will face tonight and tomorrow. challenge we face all season," "If you can beat them (UH and "The field of teams in this Van De Walle said. KSU), then it's just a feather in tournament is 500 times harder The Falcons are looking for- your cap." Enjoy Good Living in '89 with PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. 835 High St. • Rental Office . Located at Cherrywood Health Spa Phone 352-9378 9:00 - 4:30 Monday • Friday 9 & 12 month Leases Available ALPHA PHI PROUDLY PRESENTS THEIR 1989 PLEDGE CLASS FRANCEY ACKERMAN SUSAN DELUCA JUUE MARINO KIM SUSBAUER Features NEELA ANDREWS WENDY EBERLE MIKIE MASANEK TAMMY SUSOR 2 bedroom ■ 1'/, baths KIM BALLWEG LISA GARGASZ NANCY MAY LORI WALKER PIEDMONT APTS. 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ATTENTION SENIORS Senior portraits begin Monday! So schedule now to ensure a convenient appointment. Sittings are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily; . Call The KEY at 372-8086 or stop by 28 West Hall, For only $5 you get in the book and the choice of some really great prints! THE BG NEWS • NNawi September 8,1989 MAC teams hit the road Sports Trivia Bowl Football squads face out of conference challenges announces winner The first round of the Student Appreciation Day Sports Triv- (AP) — College teams from visits Rutgers, Kent State takes and has 15 starters back from Never mistake Ohio U.'s Bob- ia Bowl came to an end Wednesday and there were three teams last year's 4-7 team. cats for road warriors: They tied for the first round lead. Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, the short trip to Akron, Bowling With Bowling Green TriTrainlns, Bete Alpha Phi, and Ohio, North Carolina and Iowa Green is at East Carolina, Ohio BaU State, fresh from a 35-10 have lost 20 of their last 21 road will provide the opposition this U. is welcomed by Iowa State loss at West Virginia last week, games. Iowa State, 5-6 a year 3rd-floor Chapman each completing the quiz in perfect fashion, week for members of the Mid- and Central Michigan is at will be seeking a victory in New ago, has 11 starters back, but the round was decided in blind draw fashion and 3rd floor American Conference. Southwest Louisiana. Brunswick, N.J. Rutgers is both Ohio U. has that many on de- Harshman Chapman was the winner. fense alone. Eight games will feature MAC The Miami-Purdue game will unbeaten and winless after The other two teams still have a chance to win because the teams, but none will pit MAC be televised by ESPN. fighting to a 17-17 tie at Cincin- Eastern Michigan has won 12 of its last 14 home games and is second round started Thursday and will proceed until the dead- opponents. Two games were In addition, Western Michigan nati last week. line next Wednesday. played last week, with Eastern hosts Louisiana Tech and MAC teams are 5-2 against aiming for its fourth straight 2-0 start. Meanwhile, Youngstown With Dave Whitmire, Billy Martin, Joe McMahon and Eric Michigan beating Kent State Eastern Michigan rolls out the Akron in Gerry Faust's first Schneider representing 3rd-floor Chapman, they now automa- 30-7 and Toledo holding off Ohio red carpet for Youngstown three years as head coach and State can't seem to beat a MAC school, going 0-3 last year. tically qualify for the finals, which will be held the week before U., 27-18, to get off on the right State. Kent is hoping to make it 6-2. the Student Appreciation 'Night' game with Akron Sept. 30. foot in the conference race. Miami, Bowling Green and The series between the rivals is Good news for Central Michi- The conference season re- Central will be playing their 15-15-2. Akron opened with a loss gan: Saturday opponent South- The winners of the four qualifying rounds will then compete sumes Sept. 16 with two games, openers. Ball State, Ohio U. and last week at Virginia Tech, 29-3. west Louisiana is 0-1. against each other to see who will be honored at the football then gets under way in earnest Kent will be trying to avoid an Bowling Green, coming off its Bad news for Western Michi- game. The winner will also receive a pizza party in part with Sept. 23 with three more. 0-2 start. worst season in 35 years, has lost gan: Southwest Louisiana's The BG News. Remember, non-winners from last week are On Saturday, MAC teams prep Miami is coming off its worst its last eight games on the road. 40-14 loss was to Louisiana Tech, still in the hunt for upcoming drawings. for conference play by hitting season ever and is winless in its East Carolina, 3-8 a year ago, which the Hurons must enter- This week's quiz can be found elsewhere on this page. the road in six games: Miami of last 13 games. Meanwhile, Pur- won its last two games a year Ohio is at Purdue. Ball State due is 16-4-1 against MAC teams ago. tain Saturday. • TEACHING TOOLS ON DISPLAY* All Faculty. Siall, and Siudenis are invited NOTICE To view free demonstrations of the latest in teoching technology from: • Computer Services ' I Apple The following groups have not yet registered for 1989-90. It is necessary for each group to register in Room • BGSU Library ' • DEC 405, Student Services, in order to secure group privileges fa the 1989-90 school year and to be included in ( l IBM • WBGU - TV27 the Organizations Directory. Deadline for registration is September 15th. • BG Macintosh User ( • SUN Accounting Clue Partreng Mtea • College of Musical Arts Acttva Christians Tooey Phi ■•« 1-mbrJa • B & J Photo, INC. for Sony, Kodak, Alrlcan Paopts Association Phi Ela Sigma Agape Christian Fellowship Pht Upeson Ormcron Pioneer, and Panasonic Aloha Lambda Delta PI Omega PI AmbeHodor* For Chrtal Pi Sign* Alphe Amancan Production 4 Inventory Control Society Pommerettes UNION BALLROOM Amnesty International Pubac Raasttons OrganuaBon Aasocatnon tor Care** Women Recreation Majors Association Friday, September 8 Association tor Childhood Education Royal Green Association lor Computing Machinery Sating Club 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Baptist Student Ministry Saturday Recreation Program lor Youth with OssMmes Beta Bets Bats Se"*Q a Salsa Management Club RAFFLE! - Macintosh Plus Computer from Apple Board of Black Cultural Activities SU Team CampusOamocr.il SWn i Scuba Oub SONY Portable Compact Disk Ployer from IBM Cneeneaders Soccer Oub (Man & Women) Gifts from B & J Photo Chinese Oub Social Justice Committee Chinese Mart* Arts Association Society tor Technical Communication And More! Council ol Teachers ot Mathematics Squash Cm* Dean s Student Advleory Committee (EduC I Student Art Therapy Aasoc Delta Psi Kappa Student Chapter ol the American Coeege ot HeeRh Care E.ecutives Data Sigma Pi Student Council lor Les/rwig DtsabaWea Dry DOCK Advisory Board Student Court Elementary Education Student Advisory Board Student Fsm Ogarwahon Falcon Wheelers Student Marketing Education Association (SMEA) Fashion Coorowiators AaaocstMn Students tor Lire Fencing Oub Tabfc> Tenma Club Frying Out) Undergraduate Alumni Association (UAA) Handball Quo Undergrsduste Ambaaaadors industrial Technology Education Assoc Vossybal Club In t ed. si a' n fly CourtCl WBQU Radio Or gen a a hon Interpersonal a Pubac Communications CtuD Weight Oub Management Oub WFAL Radio Minority Students m Legal Prolesslons Wres«ng Oub Mortar Board Voung Consultants Oub NAACP Young E xscutrve Club Panheaarac Countf Student Appreciation Day Sports Trivia Bowl Please circle the correct answers to each question and return the complete form to The BG News sports department, 210 West Hall, by 5 pm., Wednesday, Sept. 13. Questions provided by Sports Information. I. Where did Bowling Green play lls litsi intercollegiate looiball game In I9IO? A. Doyi L Perry Field B wood County Fairgrounds C. University siadlum D. BG High School lleld on Ridge Sireei 2 Name the current Falcon who has already received his bachelor's degree Irom the University A. Terry Wilson B Billy Horn C Keiih Pace D Shawn Zimmerman 3 what was Bowling Greens nickname before ii was changed to Falcons in 1927-28? A. Green Hornets B. Normals C. Falcons D Teachers 4. which lormer Falcon played professional looiball with St. Louis and Boston from 1963-75? A. Bob Reynolds B Brian McClure C. Doug Smith D Mike weger 5 which current Falcon led ihe Mid-American Conference In punting last season with a 4i.s-yard average? A. Rich Dackln B ens Shale C Jason Zeller D Ray Guy 6. Name the award presented annually to the winner ot the Bowling Green-Kent football game. A. Turnpike Trophy B Peace Pipe C Anniversary Award D. The Old Oaken Bucket 7. True or False The BGSU irack complex is named after former Falcon football coach Robert H. whlttak- er 8. Coach Doyi Perry's Falcons defeated this team to clinch ihe University's first outright Mid-American Conference football title in 1956. A. Ohio university B Findlay College C. Toledo D Kent 9 How many current BGSU football coaches received their bachelor's degree from the University? A. I B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 to The 1989 Mid-American Conference Champion will meet his conference's champion in the California Raisin Bowl. Dec 9. In Fresno. California A. Ivy League B Western Athletic Conference C Paclflc-io Conference D Big west Conference Your organization Phone number _ Address Team members. 1. Only organizations that choose to participate In Student Appreciation Day are eligible. 2. Only one team per organization. 3. Winning organization will receive a pizza party and priority seating at an upcoming football game. 4. Ihe S3 Newt, Athletic Department and Factllne will not help provide answers to the questions THE BG NEWS IONIWI SaptambarS,1989 9 Falcons Booters- □ Continued from page 6. Violence upsets Thatcher n Continued from page 6. town will be sophomore Bryan But that will be a tough task. Gowdy, who posted a stingy 0.77 Defensive tackle Derrick Carr BG head coach Gary Palmi- goals against average in regular and backup cornerback De- sano said after a week of prac- season play last year. England's Prime Minister cancels exhibition Wayne Harris were both sus- tice he hopes his team will find pended for this game due to dis- the correct medicine. Iniuries could pose a problem LONDON (AP) — Prime Minister Margaret Moynihan officially asked the Football Association ciplinary reasons. But the sec- for the Hoyas, with two of their Thatcher said Thursday she was dismayed at the to cancel an exhibition match between England ondary has been saved by the "We've been building our at- top senior midfielders and last re-emergence of English hooliganism and her and Holland set for Dec. 13 in Rotterdam. suprising play of Ray Southard, tack during the past week as season's second and third government asked soccer officials to cancel a visit In a letter to FA Chairman Bert Millichip, Moyn- who is on the team after being well as refining the defense," highest scorers, Andy Hoffman y the national team to the Netherlands in Decem- declared academically ineligi- Palmisano said. "There is only and Todd Colonna, doubtful for ihan sought to call off the match "in the interests ble last year. ber. of the future of English football and of the country so much you can do during the Sunday's contest. As Thatcher spoke in Dundee, Scotland, Swedish "Ray has been a pleasant su- preseason without overwhelm- as a whole." prise, Ankney said. "He has police hustled hundreds of English fans out of their Dutch soccer fans also have a reputation for hoo- ing the players." Nonetheless, Hoya head coach country after a night of vandalism and fighting liganism, but usually do not cause problems in really overcome his (grade) Keith Tabatznik said the teams that resulted in more than 200 arrests. problems and his presence Like the Falcons, the Hoyas match up well, and that one mis- other countries. makes our secondary that much "I am always horrified if there is any difficulty "There is certainly no realistic prospect of pre- are also hoping to secure their take could make the difference. with football fans abroad," Thatcher said. "It's venting hooligans from reaching Rotterdam, given stronger, because he gives us first win of the season. Wednes- really a disgrace to Britain when fans behave like support on the corners — an day, Georgetown dropped its its proximity and the availability of area we are lacking. "I expect a one-goal game," that." alternative routes to the city," Moynihan's letter second match in as many at- Tabatznik said, "ft will be a Hours after she spoke. Sports Minister Colin said. Offensively, the Falcons will tempts, losing 1-1 to George matter of which team capi- look to the air where Reggie Washington University. talizes most on the mistakes of Harriers Thornton and Ron Heard will be the other." chasing down the spirals of Rich The Hoyas are led offensively O Continued from page 7. first and sixth runners in the vic- meet against UT. said she is op- Dackin from the wide receiver by last season's Big East Though the Falcons will travel Like the men, coach Sink said tory over UA last Saturday. timistic about now they will Gits, while Chuck Edgerton, Freshman-of-the- Year, David more than 500 miles on Satur- the key to victory for the women Leading the way for the Fal- race. Roy Smith and Ron Viscounte Barron. Though he has yet to day, Palmisano said in the long will depend on how well the cons will be senior Mary Louise "With the injuries and it being man the running back positions. score this season, Barron topped run his squad would benefit fourth through ninth runners Zurbuch, freshman Cheri Triner the beginning of the season, we Dackin appears fully recovered the team in points last year with from trip. He said staying over- can finish against OU. and Jill Strawser. are running pretty well," she from his wrist injury that 10 goals and four assists. night on the road and traveling He added the Bobcats only had Zurbuch, who finished first said. occured against Western Michi- as a team should bring the a 17 second gap between their with Triner in last Saturday's gan last season. Between the posts for George- plavers closer together. MUD 1UG MUD TUG MUD TUG MUD TUG MUD TUG MUD TUG MUD TUG MUD TUG Sigma Phi Epsilon and Pi Beta Phi Present save the onyour 26th annual MUDTUG B.G. 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W46 '- - ® Little Giesais - - ■» - - ®IitUeCacsan. ..1. .®lMkQaaai- - - THE BG NEWS lO IGNewi September 8,1989 Classifieds You can acquire JOB EXPERIENCE in commun- Warned: Interealed in VOUNQLIFE call Todd at Warn eases needed muat be abe to work varied ications. PuMc Relations. Marketing, and GET EXCITED! New Cleveland Browns Heed Coach hours. Some days, evenmgs a weekends Ap- CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS 372-3051 or Jenifer al372-3140 Sales Apply Now for the BGSU Fa* Tele'uno' Would you kke to become actively involved In A.S.A.P. ply between 2-4 M-F 200 Cambel Hal Rd Applications are available at the Mtteti Alumni It's No Joke- campus events meet lun and exciting people. Center From 6 005 00 Monday-Friday * JOIN CAMPUS QIRL SCOUTS' s' Dazzle Tonight t:00pm learn leadership skias. and have the chance to W9GU 88.1 FMpriisen! Felcon footbal live Irom 1 Lira Comedlini!1 travel to meet with other Ohio Schools? the Un- All urn welcom* Eaat Carolina University Its Bowsng Orson vs FOR SALE dergraduate Alumni Association Is holding its LeederBhlp potitloni ■••liabl* Com* to 211 Eaal Carokna on 88.1 FM Saturday at 7pm LOST & FOUND fret organizational meeting on monday, Sept Prout Hon.. Sept. 11 »pfn or call 372-3930 for MUD TUG 11 In 111 South Hal at7 30 p m Come see IS7S Honda H.wk CB400T more information '19 what coaege Me a a> about ZETA PHI BETA ZETA PHI BETA Orange. 400CC vertical hrlh. lass than 14 k MUDTUO To whomevar ttole the Boy 'i Blue Sears ATB PARTY PARTY PARTY mhos, rune 8 looss good, mag wheels, GET INVOLVED! •SPANISH CLUB* thai wtt locked In Iron) of Offenheuer Lit! '89 Saturday. Sept 9 owner', manual, 8180, 181-8878 evenings 4 MUDTUO Happy Hours tonight Thar* were wHneaeee who ww you do H. Put The undorgrad. Alumni Assoc la looking For 10pm- 2am weekends. '89 outgoing students who would Kke to get In- 5-8 at Quarter's Cale Iho bike bock, no questions a iked or chergea Eppler Gym MUDTUO volved In Campus events such as homecoming. New Members Welcome will bo mod Wo have a good compoalla. Out of town Greeks S1 '89 Parents Day. and Mud-Volleyball Oui first club 1978 Toyota Corona Non BGSU students $4 00 MUDTUO meeting wH be held In 111 South Half Monday Automatic. AC. AM FM. caeaerte player. BGSU students $3 00 1989-90 DART LEAGUE now forming fou< '89 Sepl 1 f at 7 30pm) Questions can Use at $1.000 Cal 362-0657 or 1 -734-2860 PARTY PARTY PARTY person teams Play starts Sept 25th Organisa- 354-3408 or Amy at 354-4271. tional meeting Sept t ith • Kaufmans upstairs. 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Cal is holding its first general meeting Saturday PERSONALS Booze and Martlnl- PHIMUS Close to campus Call 354-4855 or Heather attar 8pm 372-3275. September 9th at 5 00pm ai the Taft room I |ust wanted to thank you for helping me which is located m the Student Union All are 363-8030 * * Hoapltallty Management Society ' * complete the "Labor Day List!" Maybe we welcome" can "shop In Toledo" on the next long PHIMUS Citation General Assembly Meeting Sepl 12th 7 30 weekend! Phi Mua get peyched for the sisterhood tonite' Do you want to be In a bend? Need guttariel. 1980 Citation HB 4 cyl atk ehltt. AC cruise. Second Floor Student Services-Casual Dress PHIMUS AttentionalEESAB members Non Majors and Non Members Welcome' I Lore You GuysM baaa and keyboardist For Info, cal Tony Best offer 352-2198. alter 5 pm Remember there is a meeting Sunday at 9 00' Bimbo 352-3081 PI PHI • TAMMY WEEKS • PI PHI Female rrxrnmate-lmmedialelyi CONCEPT II ROWING EFtOOMETER - {as seen • • YOUNO EXECUTIVE CLUB • • BOYCOTT SHRIMP I can't lei you how ahppy I am you chose lo be Non-smoker, dose to campus. 352-9242. m health duba A professional competitions) - ATTENTION ALL EDUCATION MAJORS Information Night SAVE THE a part of ua' Sorry I've been such s lame Beta I Paid $670 00. - $450 00 669-4008. There will be the first O S E A meeting SEP- Wed Sept 13. 7 30 Rm 112 1 ENDANGERED SEA TURTLE Buddy, but fuel wan until after Mud Tug Get TEMBER 1 / 8 00 m the Grandballroom OPEN TO ALL MAJORS" Fr-Sfi ready for a super dele party and Mud Tug this Houeeboy Wanted CUISINAHT OLC-7 Never Uaadl - Paid BE THERE AND SEE WHAT O S E A IS ALL weekend' Kappa Delta Sorority needa a man to help with $196 00 $100 00 669-4006 ABOUT i' kitchen dubsa If Interested, please cal •••AOTT'" BRATHAUS PI PHI LOVE. Don't Be lorry, B, Set, Friday Afternoon Happy Hour 372-2971 WE HAD A GREAT RUSH, NOW LET'S HAVE Chrtaty Apartment and personal security devices al Starts at 3pm ATTENTION A QREAT YEAR'SET PSYCHED"' student prices Cal 362-7646 for prices and Check out our CO kjkebox PI Phi Thole Chi PI Phi B G TnTrammg Club has offeiaJry formed We LOVE. ALICE LW. 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RUSH For MM good roncWon '76 Ford Fairmont Thursday Sept 7 and Monday Sept 10 both at mon-Fn 353 8384 Connie ticket, A transportation Tickets may be pur- DELTA UPSILON Cal 364-8887 7 30pm on the 3rd floor balcony ol the Mus»c chased Q Quarters Party store Bus leaves One male roommate needed, cal 353-8819 bu4ding(ne*t to the elevator) No obligation 10a.m returns approx 7pm. come see what we're all about1 Refreshments "BETA 500" RUSH For Sale: Solid State Zenith 2s' Color TV CALULSIS. •PMI SIGMA KAPPA • One male roommate lor 89-90 school year 890.00. Call 382-9875 served B.G ' I Largest Philanthropy 1 Happy 21st B Day I hope it ww be the best A "NEW WAV TO JUST DO IT $140'mon 8th St #1 354-5929. 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Top 40 nity! time, $5 00 to start Perryeburg 874-9641 "Welcome Back Picnic" AFRICAN AMERICAN GRADUATE 88.1 FM WBGU Proudly Presents Sunday Sept. 10, 1989 STUDENT ASSOCIATION Falcon Football Live from .4 ska. 6:00 pm THE FIRST OFFICIAL MEETING Bowling Green Mennonite Fellowship East Carolina University its meets weekly for Bible Study, Fellowship, and Good Times. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 Please join us THE AMANI ROOM at the Kiwanis Memorial Shelter in City Park. 4:00 - 6:00 pm B.G. vs. E.C.U. For more information please call A RECEPTION WILL FOLLOW Join Jeff Gibbons and Jeff Ingalls 353-2096 ALL ARE WELCOME for all the play by play action at 7 p.m. Pre-game show begins at 6:30. News Magazine Sept. 8,1989 FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD!!! 2 DDD Friday Magazine/September J, 1989 From the Street How do you satisfy the munchies when time and money are tight? Friday/Greg Horvalh Wendi Jones, freshman fashion mer- Neil Carlson, junior sports management Stacee Thuma, senior elementary edu- Kevin Cox, senior public relations chandising major from Rossford, Ohio: major from Bellevue, Ohio: "I sneak my cation major from Tipp City, Ohio: "/ major from Toledo, Ohio: "/ go to "/ look through all my cupboards and roomate's food out of the refrigerator." write mom and dad a letter saying, send TACO BELL and get those forty-nine the refrigerator. If I can't find anything money for munchies fast" cent tacos." that will satisfy me, I'll do without or I just try to scrounge up some money for the ice cream shop." Women's music featured on WBGU by Deborah Hippie "One of (the groups), 'Jasmine' is very pop... it's got a good beat and the lyr- ics are nice. They're good musicians and the voices are superb," she said. Many forms of alternative music have hit the streets, so many that the average Although her weekly show is aired at an early hour, she does get some requests. music-lover is bound to get confused. According to "Michelle" Bahl, a disc Bahl said once a Toledo man called in to hear women's music and she was sur- jockey at WBGU, listening to several types of music can help interested individu- prised to hear his voice at that time, considering the show's content. als learn how to differentiate. The junior radio-television-film major said she hosts one of the two women's She said the music she plays might be confused with feminist or lesbian music; music shows which airs on Fridays from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. however, it is not. "I don't consider it lesbian, it's any music sung or written by a woman ... if I Bahl said the music she plays on the show can be termed "women's music," don't like it, I don't play it," Bahl said. "(Students) might like it if they hear it." but she said she prefers to describe it in another way. The other women's music show is aired on Sundays from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., she "(The music I play) deals with issues that affect women and sometimes society added. ... you can call it women's music, alternative, or even men's music," she said. Although Bahl never had a show before, she said she knew she would be learn- ing a lot on the job, but did not know exactly the degree in which she was going to learn. Inside All of Us and Writers'Block The Friday Magazine staff is now accepting poetry and fiction submis- "I never really listened to this kind of music before. I like pop music and top 1 sions from all students. Your work will be accepted in 214 West Hall. Dead- 40, but 1 really enjoy it (women's music)," Bahl said. "People like Tracy Chap- 1 line for next week will be Wednesday, September 13 at 4 p.m. The section man deal with important social issues." 1 will cease to exist if there is no student support. Although termed "alternative" by some music lovers, women's music shares many "Dick Clark" caliber qualities. FRIDAY MAGP.ZIN6 Editor Christian Thompson Friday Magazine is published every Friday during Ike academic Assistant Editor Chris Dawson year by the Board of Student Publications of Bowling Green State Staff Reporters Fraak Esposito, University. Laura Hardy Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Friday Staff Photographer Greg Horvath Magazine. Editorial Office 210 West Hall Friday Magazine and Bowling Green State University are equal opportunity em- ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. (419) 372-4S967 Copyright 1989. The BG News Friday Magazine/September 8,1989 OOP 3 College eating and other nightmares by Chuck Travis Danielle Migyanko, junior international buisness major, together with two of her roommates, Anne Collins, senior health administration major, and Lauren Apart from the basic needs of shelter and sex, food is a primary human con- Grodek, senior IPCO major, said along with shopping freedom comes responsi- cern that becomes the heart, or the stomach, of the matter in regards to day by bility in the form of a budget and the limits imposed by it. day living for most students. "I usually buy what mom buys," Collins said. "Even though we have a budget The majority of students living on-campus usually buy books of meal tickets for four people ... we usually overspend when we shop." with their parents' money to purchase food, said Maureen David, junior educa- "It's easy to do," Grodek said. "I bring food to school with me from home tion major. Adding that after the first few weeks of school these tickets take on a because it's easier to stick to a budget that way and when I do shop I buy store black-market status. brands to help cut costs." "A lot of people end up selling their tickets because they've bought too many," Deb Brown, senior human resource management major, said she sticks to a David said. "It's a good way to make extra spending money." firm $20 per week budget. Jodi Jaros, freshman education major, said she believed the on-campus food "I buy just what I need, no more — just the basics," Brown said. "I pick fa- selection was good. miliar products, things that we have at home as a general rule." "I like the salad bar and the breakfasts - overall the food has been pretty good Mike Barrell, dairy manager at Foodtown, said students tend to enjoy shop- so far," Jaros said. "But for students that have night classes, the dining rooms in ping and they "make good customers." the residence halls close too early forcing them to walk across campus to the ■ Union to eat." She said she and many other students living in the dorms supplement their meals in the dining halls with food brought from home. "I have vegetables and fruit that I keep in the fridge in my room; stuff like MTV award winners Granola bars and cookies are good to have in case I suddenly get hungry and ANGELES (AP) — Here is a list of "Sweet Child O' Mine." don't feel like going out any where." winners for the MTV Video Music Rap: DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Sandee Mossbarger, a 10 year Kroger employee who works as an office worker Awards, presented Wednesday night. Prince for "Parents Just Don't Under- and cashier for the chain, said she has seen a lot of students come through her Video: Neil Young for "This Note's stand." supermarket doors. Choreography: Abdul for "Straight "Students tend to buy quick and easy things. We see a lot of macaroni and for You." Group: Living Colour for "Cult of Up." cheese purchases," Mossbarger said. "A lot of students shop and stock up after Personality." Stage: Living Colour for "Cult of the holidays when they have their parents' money in their pockets." Male: Elvis Costello for "Veron- Personality." David Claflin, junior social work major who lives off-campus, said freedom of ica." Video Vanguard Award: George Mi- choice is one significant factor in shopping. Female: Abdul for "Straight Up." chael. "I like the freedom to choose what I want to eat, where I want to eat it and New Artist: Living Colour for "Cult when I want to eat it," Claflin said. "I'm not confined to the cafeteria, plus I like of Personality." Post Modern: R.E.M. for "Orange lo cook." Heavy Metal: Guns 'N Roses for Crush." ■ LARGE 2 ITEM PIZZA ■ plus 2 cans of Pepsi *7.00 What is it? If you can identify this only at object, you could win a Sis gilt cenlfk ate from Quarter's Cafe, I4M E wooster (Does ;iol include OX, gratuity, Of ■i/ by Laura Hardy Resources, Work said. ideas or receive advice for audio/visual The departments listed below are lo- presentations they want to create. Despite its recent name change, In- cated in the Education Building and "(The IMS staff) will sit down and structional Media Services (IMS) con- provide the following services: talk with people who want to put tinues to provide audio/visual equip- Materials Production Service, Room together presentations," he said. "We ment, materials and services for Uni- 101 - staff members design, illustrate may direct them somewhere else, but versity students and faculty. and produce artwork and vidual media we can usually find a way to save them IMS, which was known as the In- including slides, charts, graphs, and time and money." structional Media Center until July I overhead transparencies. Photography There is no cost for most classroom- of this year, adopted the new title to for classroom use, as well as black and related jobs, such as slide duplication, more accurately reflect its objective of white prints for presentations and pub- but any copies remain the property of serving student and faculty needs for lications are also prepared. IMS, Work said. Copies, which are us- audio/visual equipment and services, Audio/visual Distribution Services, ually ready in a week, can be requested according to Kevin Work, assistant di- Room 102- provides equipment, films for personal use for a small fee per rector of the department. and videotapes for instruction and slide, he added. "We wanted to stress the service as- other campus activities. Projectors and To reserve equipment, it is best to pect of (IMS)," Work, who is also re- audio and video cassette players are call the day before it is needed. Work sponsible for equipment distribution among the available equipment. Stu- advised. He said most small machines, and video and audio editing, said. dent operators may also be requested such as tape recorders and slide projec- He said the former title also sug- to set up and operate equipment. tors, can be picked up at the au- gested there was only one large loca- Film and Video Rental, Room 102- dio/visual distribution services tion for the department, but IMS actu- d Faculty may use this film and video counter, while a student operator will ally consists of numerous departments library, which is supplemented by films deliver larger equipment. on campus that offer a variety of au- and video tapes from regional and Although any University students, Friday/Greg Horvalk dio/visual related services. national libraries. faculty or staff may use the facilities at Although most of these depart- Materials Production Laboratory, IMS, Work said the services are ideal "Working at Ike Instructional Media ments, including IMS's main office, Room 206- Students, faculty and staff for people majoring in such areas as Cnter you get the chance to meet a lot of may use available equipment and sup- art. good people," says senior C'fcris (.under, are located in the Education Building, who has worked at IMC four yean. IMS is part of Libraries and Learning plies to prepare presentation materials "Art students usually can't carry such as overhead transparencies, la- their works with them when they inter- minated posters, banners and pho- view for jobs, but we can help them tocopies. Lab hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5 take slides of their works so they can p.m. Monday through Thursday and include the slides in their portfolios to 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Friday. show in interviews," he said. Technical Services, Room 101-Ser- Other departments include Instruc- vices include audio and on-site video tional Development Service, located in production, editing and duplicating of 313A Hayes Hall, that provides indivi- non-copyrighted tapes. Consultation dulaized consultation on course design, of equipment selection and facilities unit and lesson planning, evaluation design and maintenance and repairs on techniques, the design of instructional audiovisual equipment are also pro- materials and course audit activities vided. and Extension Media Services, with Work said students do not need an three locations in 126A Technology appointment if they wish to discuss Building, 112 Math-Science Building and 216 West Hall, that provide these areas with audio/visual equipment and Campus Films Campus Films Campus Films Campus Films instructional development services. 8 Presents: I3 Breathed has time "Lois of Laughs! Chevy Chase really lives it up this lime around!" EVERGREEN, Colo. (AP) — Berke - Pit Collins. WWOR-TV Breathed, who ended his "Bloom County" comic strip last month, is en- Friday & Saturday joying his escape from daily cartoon- ing, which he calls "a sponge on your September 8 & 9 O imagination." a Breathed, who has a home in Ever- 3 green, has a new, weekly comic strip 8, lO p.m. called "Outland." In it, he said, "I'm & midnight 1 working in the fantasy land of a little a girl whose real life is less than real easy. E ... As 'Outland' progresses, people will o Admission notice that the landscape changes." O He said that may include backdrops $1.50 that resemble Utah and northern Ari- zona, locales that have been "inspira- tions to me artistically." Retch Lives 210 MSC 3 The Pulitzer Prize-winning "Bloom Dont miss out County," which began in 1980 and fea- 1 tured such characters as Opus the on the tun and penguin and Bill the Cat, appeared in 543 daily newspapers. Breathed would ■gsimas, "»•■: excitement. draw a month's worth of strips in just a few days, working around the clock. "I realized I was aging much too Campus Films Campus Films Campus Films Campus Films fast," he said. Friday Magazine/September S, 19*» ago 5 New name and new look at Buttons by Gina Hartman above the bar's six pool tables. at Billy Mustard's include whirling motorized lights, egg-shaped strobe The bar University students knew as The only real structural change is the lights, blue neon triangles, air horns, Buttons is starting this year with a new two new balconies which fill the back smoke machines, and one large screen name and a new look. corners on either side of the DJ booth. TV playing non-stop music videos. Tables, chairs and neon glassblock Billy Mustard's, Rt. 25 Perrysburg, lights were also added, according to DJ "I can't dance," Rogers said. "But I is the product of interior remodeling Brian Rogers. The dance floor and can make the people dance." completed this summer on the former walls are now lighted with flashing bar. Buttons. "Buttons always had the lights that change colors to the beat of According to Rich, Billy Mustard's label of being a teen bar," said Rich the music — which is mostly Top 40 weekly schedule has not changed a lot. (who requested his last name not be but includes some progressive and rock Tuesday is Ladies Nite featuring an all printed) one of the managers of Billy 'n' roll. male revue, Wednesday is all request Mustard's. "We needed to prove that night, and Thursday is college I.D. we could cater to the adult crowd." "We're playing the hottest music in night. town," Rogers said. "And we're not So far, he said, it has been working. afraid to play new music, even if it Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday clears the floor." patrons must be 18 or older to gain He said as part of their objective to admittance and 19 or older on Friday draw an older crowd, one of the The sound system has also been up- and Saturday, he said. Patrons must be owners dubbed the refurbished bar Bi- dated with the addition of a compact 21 or older to purchase alcoholic lly Mustard's. disc player, more than 100 CDs, a re- beverages on all nights, he said. wired mixing board, and extremely loud amplifiers, DJ Leo Kieswether III "The general age has definitely gone Friday/Greg Horvaih While the outside looks the same, the interior decor has been remodeled (simply Leo III to his fans) said. up since the remodeling," he said. "I Button's obliges inu to Billy Mustard's. to include a black marblized bar with "Everything has been rewired, but the think we've got the hottest looking overhead awnings, streetcorner-type basic equipment is the same," he said. dance club in the Toledo area right lamposts and chandeliers which hang Rogers said some of the new gadgets now." Wood County Day tomorrow Help! by Donna Sharper Hallmark advertises cards for all oc- The KEY office needs to make room for the casions, including Mother's Day, Christmas, and Halloween. Bowling soon-to-arrive '89 yearbooks. Would the Green residents should inform the company there is one occasion they do following people who haven't picked up their not have a card for — Wood County 1988 books (this book was ordered and paid Day. Shirlee Bostdorf f, manager of the for during 87-88) please do so? Wood County Historical Museum, said it will be "a day to celebrate the town i — history of Wood County... and hope- IMOMCWtO •OOtiC •>*• fully get local residents of Wood *U O" Hul ll\Mt County interested in our museum." MniouMooa Visitors can partake of crafts, food, fine arts. Wood County spirit awards, INKMCM1 HWC'lUWUUXl • •* 3 " OOftOI and calliope music this Saturday from MO HMtftWMG KMWOi 00W 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bostdorff said. OMIVh'IMM .OUT.O.L 1.. "(People attracted to) any type of CH«M>*I*I caAS*0 SUMMIOOM) <■"* D--M"' IIUC1> '0*««* history or archeology would be inter- CfCI . TC-OUCt" ested (in the exhibitions) because we're - M*. ■ < t«OU.. displaying local history of Wood County,"she said. MWX*Jt Bostdorff said, David Rogers, asso- -.•«.! t>*M«OMMh M«M ■■!«■. ■■■■ .«■••. II ._ ciate professor of musical arts, will be c*«»>o. w J«.*o>. the guest performer. JODVJIT1 iMrf *■.. v. i«>>U«O0f* "I'll be playing the electric piano ""■IC-u* MCOU ■-.!. I - and performing 'popular standards' • •MT.NI d-i*" *«t»*«CaCC.-0 that date from the 1920s to the pre- «.Mva>"< sent," said Rogers. "I'll (also) be do- ing some polkas, ballads, and Duke El- lington compositions." He said he has ■•CO »» *OV*W*S O perform at a "variety of community MQM'COiOMtSa functions both in Bowling Green and katMKt » CO.lt throughout the state." •con *i.iiu*"' Rogers' performance will take place from 11 a.m. to noon, Bostdorff said. * I 1 * ot)ry OUOCK * _ „ * Friday, September 8th and Saturday, September 9th * i'fl'JTTl * * l»li€€!l * i * * * * \mbiwiA!& * * The wild funtier * * * FRIDAY: 4 * CENTERFOLD CONTEST * * SATURDAY * * SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE * *• If SUNDAY 4 Located in Harshman Quadrangle * DANCE CONTEST * Open 9 pm -1 am * ...... * Every Saturday * * and the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month * * * * No Cover, No ID Required ******************** 8 ODD Friday Magazine/September S, 19OT Resident Advisors are people, too by Julie Potter According to Lanning the only re- quirement the RA's have concerning The resident advisor. Some students the programs is that they be "anything love theirs while others wonder what beneficial to the students." planet their KA flew in from. But, love This may include programs on date them or hate them, they're a part of rape, alcohol abuse and other relevant nearly every college student's life for at social topics, as well as some of the least two years. more "fun"activities, like sports teams There are currently 136 resident ad- and "getting to know you" activities vi-ors on campus, according to Bill such as "The Roommate Game," a Lanning, director of residential man- variation on "The Dating Game," he agement . said. "The requirements to become a resi- Watson said she became interested in dent advisor are fairly simple," Lan- becoming an RA last year as a resident ning said. "A •tudeat must possess a because she had a lot of ideas she wan- 2.5 GPA, have resided on campus for ted to try. at least one semester and have an inter- "A major drawback to my job is not est in the position of RA." having enough time to devote to the "They also have to make a commit- job because of my studies," Watson ment to the position." he said. said. "Watching a floor community de- velop and being a part of one is one of. She said her advice to anyone inter- the most rewarding experiences of be- ested in becoming a resident adviser, ing an RA," Missy Watson, resident "is to learn time management now, be- adviser in Founders, said. cause it will be valuable in the future." She said although the ultimate goal of an RA is to make sure everyone on Lanning said anyone interested in the floor can study, there should be becoming an RA should contact him or Friday/Greg Horvath time for fun, too. their hall director. Interviews for the Junior resident assistant Scat! Adklns of Cleveland, prepares activities for Offenaaaer Some students may ask, "Why do next school year will be taking place West Stfc floor. we have to have programs on our sometime in October. floor?" Lanning said. The reason for programs is not only to promote floor unity and to allow students to meet and get to know the people with whom they Billboard Top 10 Taste-testing beer for college credit are living, but to inform them also. 1."Don't Wanna Lose You" Gloria HOUSTON (AP) — Two college and 26S students ended up volunteer- Estefan (Epic) seniors had no trouble finding vol- ing for the project. unteers for research on their thesis, but 2."Girl I'm Gonna Miss You" Milli some subjects were surprised to learn The sample was pared down to 191 Vanilli (Arista) they couldn't discern between cheap students who said they drank five or 3."Heaven" Warrant (Columbia) and expensive domestic beers. more beers each week, and each parti- cipant was given 3-ounce sample cups 4."Hangin' Tough" New Kids on "We figured that college students of five different brands of U.S. beer to the Block (Columbia) are experts on beer drinking and they measure for body, aftertaste, sweet- 5."Shower Me With Your Love" would determine the difference in the ness, bitterness and strength. Surface (Columbia) five brands of domestic beer we tested," said Aristotle Economon, who "Some people would say, 'This is 6."Cold Hearted" Paula Abdul shared the project with his brother, great, I can buy cheap beer and get just (Virgin) Andrew. as good a product,'" he said. But oth- 7."If I Could Turn Back Time" ers won't accept it "because people are Cher (Gef fen) "But, statistically, people couldn't very loyal to their brand of beer." 8." 18 and Life" Skid Row (Atlantic) tell the difference," he said. He would not reveal the brand 9."Angel Eyes" The Jeff Healey "Free beer" fliers were posted names of beers tested, but said they Band (Arista) around the University of Houston ranged in price from $1.60 to $3.20 a 10."Cherish" Madonna (Sire) campus and drew a predictable crowd. six-pack. Woodland Mall Sept. 8 Cinema Thru Sept. 14 The Pheasant Room in the JOHN CANDY BM CRSIAL MEG kUN-m When Harry w University Union MM Sally.... 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