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The tests — United States and Europe, and predicted 40 million adults and ence Championship this people are infected each day they are at risk and take more which will involve several several more may be available. children will have HTV by 2000, weekend. around the world, and officials care," said Dr. Michael Merson, thousand volunteers — mark a Merson advised against having ► See story page eight. fear an increase in pregnant head of the U.N. health agency's departure from previous ap- too much hope for the vaccines. : See AIDS, page five. Campus Ohio Rep. After Dark: Student Recreation Center Associate Director Ron Zwierlein will be a introduces guest on WBGU's After Dark talk show Wednesday at 10 p.m. Zwierlein will 'sunshine' discuss the Bowling Green University Fieldhouse, which is currently under construction. Topics will in- legislation clude accessibility and funding for the facility. by Doug Baker Listeners can express con- general assignment reporter cerns on the air by calling 372-2826. State Rep. Randall Gardner Clothing drive: wants to open the blinds of state The Solid Rock Christian government and let in the sun- Fellowship, in cooperation shine. with Active Christians To- Gardner has introduced legis- day, is sponsoring a winter lation in the clothing drive for Universi- Ohio House of ty international students. Representa- Donations of clothing in tives designed good condition will be ac- to make the cepted at the ACT house, 612 Ohio General E. WoosterSt., until Friday. Assembly more open to the pub- lic and fairer to Be a fellow: state legisla- Oak Ridge Associated Un- tures. Ttaf BG Nous/Karen Bender iversities is accepting ap- In 1975 the Gardner "Put Your Head On My Shoulder..." plications for the Alexander Ohio General Assembly exempt- Two of the three Lettermen perform some of their well-known show. The two and a half hoar show opened with the DePae Fami- Hollaender Distinguished ed itself from the state's open tones Saturday night at Anderson Arena for the Parents' Day ly Musicians featuring two University music students. Postdoctoral Fellowship meetings law, sometimes known E)gram. Sponsored by the as the Sunshine Laws. partment of Energy, the "There has been a certain program offers fellowships amount of criticism of the in several scientific disci- national Congress because it plines. Fellows will conduct exempts itself from its own sex- research at participating ual harassment law," said Den- Speaker calls history exclusive federal and university nis Hale, director of the School of laboratories. Deadline is Mass Communication. Berkeley professor concerned with minority acceptance, issue Jan. 15. For information, The law currently states all call (616) 576-1805. public bodies must hold open by Kimberiy Larson meetings with advance public no- human diversity reporter keynote speaker at the Eighth professors didn't see me as neighborhood drug store. tice. Annual Ethnic Studies Confer- American. Many would ask me "The older kid asked me for Nation "It applies to virtually every ence. where I was from." some small change and when I policy-making body in the state American history often ex- Takaki said people came from Takaki said the environment said I didn't have any, he started except the courts," Hale said. cludes the heritage and cultural many different shores, not just which he was faced with while at- to shout,'Why don't you go back Love misconnection: Europe. tending college was not necessar- NEW YORK-What ini- Gardner said he believes the history of minorities within to China, you Chink,' " he said."I state legislature should follow the America, said a professor of eth- He said he has become con- ily hostile, but today students of felt angry, but also sorry for them tially appeared to be a cerned with the problem the color say things are different. because they are ignorant about presidential love connection rules it sets for others. nic studies from Berkeley last "The bottom line is state law night. American population seems to "Lately, there has been a rise people like me." tor Joan River's daughter r have in realizing people of color of campus racism, and racial vio- turned out to be a fake. requires local government to ob- 'American history tends to Takaki said the reason this type serve strict sunshine laws," he recognize Ellis Island as the en- are not necessarily foreigners to lences all over the United of racism exists is due partly to Rivers received a note on said. "I think it adds to the disil- try point of our country, but it the United States, and most are States," he said. the media, which often presents official White House indeed American. Takaki said he had a hard time stationery, signed "George lusionment of people when we was only the entry point for movies like "Black Rain" that don't require for ourselves what Europeans. Angel Island was the "I remember what it was like realizing this was occurring until stereotype the Japanese culture Bush," recommending a entrance for many Asians," said to be a student of color in a small about one year ago when two certain young man for Ronald Takaki, who was the college town," Takaki said. "My children approached him at a a See SPEAKER, page seven. Rivers' daughter, Melissa. a See GARDNER, page six. White House officials told Rivers that Bush sent no such letter. Folks at "The Joan Rivers Show" found Teachers hurdle barriers Many veterans out about the forgery last week when they checked Foreigners must often defeat cultural challenges with the White House for verification. by Julie Tagliaf erro watching television as a child, he among homeless contributing reporter said. Lottery "I've been fascinated with America since I was a kid, espe- by Robert E. Miller Lottery picks: College is an especially big step TEACHER cially with television and film," The Associated Press CLEVELAND — Here are for students going far from home. he said. the Ohio Lottery drawing It is an even larger transition The idea of having several selections for Monday for graduate students who must shows to choose from 24 hours a COLUMBUS (AP) — About 30,000 Ohio veterans are among ht: Pick 3 Numbers: teach to fulfill education re- # FEATURE day still amazes him, he said. 500,000 nationwide who were homeless last year, a study by the quirements — and wind up teach- He has lived in Bowling Green National Coalition for the Homeless showed Monday. Pick 4 Numbers: 1-6-2-1 ing courses emphasizing cultures since July, but said he is still as- Bill Faith, director of the state organization, said neither the Cards: Five of Hearts new to them. tounded by America — especially state nor the federal government is adequately dealing with vet- Three of Clubs David Wall is one of many for- He said he believed he was famil- shopping malls, cars on the right erans'needs. 5:ueen of Diamonds eign graduate students at the iar with general facts, but had to side of the road and American ' In fact, the recent state budget cuts in the General Assistance ack of Spades University who works as an in- read a great deal to prepare lec- food. Pancakes and nacho chips program will simply make natters worse for many of Ohio's The Super Lotto jackpot is structor. tures in the subject matter. Now — which he had never eaten be- veterans," Faith said. $4 million. Wall is a native of Hartford- he said he is comfortable teach- fore —are his self-proclaimed He and members of several veterans' groups held a news con- shire, England, a village outside ing, but wants to re-structure his favorites. ference as communities throughout the state were holding par- London. He received a degree in course format. Although Wall said he has criti- ades and other events honoring veterans. Weather American studies from the Uni- "Right now my goal is to make cisms about America, he said "These gestures cannot replace decent jobs and job training, versity of Nottingham and is my lectures less boring," he said. most are trivial, such as how tel- affordable housing, access to treatment programs and public working on a doctorate in Ameri- Wall said group discussions will evision programs seem to be em- assistance sufficient to meet the basic survival of those who Occasional snow: can literature at the University. make the class more interesting phasizing quantity rather than have put their lives on the line for our country," Faith said. Today, occasional snow Last year, he was offered a than lectures. quality. He pointed out that on Oct. 1, General Assistance for many ending late in the afternoon. three-year assistantship teaching Wall said he likes teaching and His favorite shows are "Mar- veterans was reduced from about $130 to $100 a month while they High in the mid 30s. Light ethnic studies. hopes to get a job at a college in ried ... With Children" and "The lost some of their medical benefits. southwest winds. Chance of Wall had only visited America the United States teaching Amer- Simpsons." The new state budget also cuts all of about 130,000 program re- snow 80 percent. Tuesday before coming to Bowling Green, ica n literature — focusing on post "These seem to be the only cipients, except for the disabled, to a maximum six months of night, variable cloudiness and said teaching a course about World War n literature — after programs that are critical of benefits a year. wfth the low 25 to 30. ethnic classes in America seems earning his degree. American family values," he Many veterans will be cut off in April and will have to fend for compiled from local and odd even to himself. His interest in American litera- said. "I like it because there is a themselves in soup kitchens and shelters. Faith said. wire reports. At first, he said, he was con- ture and his desire to come to the cerned about teaching the class. United States stemmed from D See TEACHERS, page four.

v ■i Opinion MATTHEW A. DANEMAN, EDITORIAL son OR. 372-6966.

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J.C. KOIILSTKAND Mniiiiii BANKS PUBLISHED DAILY DURING HIE ACADEMIC YEAR AND MANAC;lN(, EDITOR CITY LUIIOK WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. JlKLMV STONL VVLHIK LYNN M. GACIL 214 Wesr HALL NKWS EDIIOK ASSIST. MANAGING LDIIOR BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 MATT SCHRODLR MATTHLW A. DANLMAN SI11KIS IDIIOR EDITORIAL I.DIIOK COPYRIGHT 1991, The BG New* Johnson a reminder of need for AIDS research Celebrities with AIDS: it has, un- new case of infection occurs every 54 fortunately, become an all too seconds. The American Council on Sci- common story. A famous person con- ence and Health has predicted that one ducts a press conference and announ- in 25 New York City residents will be ces he has tested HIV-positive. The infected with HTV within 10 years. rumor and sympathy mills begin to AIDS is already the leading cause of grind and there is talk of the lack of death for women ages 15 to 44. Accord- money or a national policy to fight the ing to the Centers for Disease Control, virus. Then the talk dies. AIDS is making its greatest growth in Meanwhile the nameless thousands infection rates among women, children He lost an eye! (Bwahahaha!) who do not get publicity die in anony- and heterosexuals. mous silence as the war on AIDS falls The ignorance surrounding AIDS is To suffer is to be funny for others' amusement victim to the short attention span of the growing at a rate that far outdistances public. According to federal health tne actual spread of the disease. The American Civil LibertiesUnion sent out some moral judgments. If the apparent reason? The latter, be- officials in 1990, that toll has reached victim is evil, all bets are off — if cause your conscience doesn't an excess of 100,000 — with one-third of 600 questionnaires to state and county that cook beat his wife last night, have time to mute your joy! And the deaths occurring in 1989, indicating human rights commissions, legal aid MICHAEL you can laugh at his pain no mat- hey, take a look at those two en- the unceasing climb of the disease. services and AIDS service organiza- MARTONE ter what. But if he's a nice guy, tering now! (Two Carmelite nuns tions seeking records of AIDS dis- you have to look farther. Now you enter the Union, identical except However, this time the circumstanc- analyze the source of the pain. If that one of them weighs about 700 es are a little different. The celebrity in crimination cases. The total number of he set himself on fire on purpose, pounds) Sorry, ladies, but this is 3uestion is basketball superstar Magic cases found for 1984 was 400. The total no sympathy. If he set himself on science. (Bob hoists the nuns up ohnson, member of the Los Angeles number of cases found for 1988 — the fire by accident, a little sym- to the ceiling and bats them Lakers and the 1992 U.S. Olympic last year with available statistics — pathy. If someone else set him on around like pinatas. The crowd was 92,548. Discrimination included job tire by accident, more sympathy. laughs only when the big fat nun Team. More so than Rock Hudson, Lib- "Tragedy is when I cut my If someone else set him on tire on is belted.) See? They're practi- erace or Malcolm Forbes. Johnson is a firings, inavailability of health care finger. Comedy is when YOU purpose, then there's probably cally identical, but these people hero to millions, emulated and admired and violence. walk into an open sewer and die.'' too much sympathy to find any were waiting for an excuse to around the world, a celebrity in the With Johnson's announcement of his - Mel Brooks humor in the situation at all. laugh at the Holy Cow here, and truest sense of the word. infection came talk of a renewed out- • • • • • COOK ON FIRE: Aaaaaaugh! so they're enjoying it more! pouring of commitment from the fed- The scene: two people are Aaaaaaaaaugh! All of which makes the tragedy of his having lunch and a lovely conver- BOB: So if he's a jerk, or it was BOB: But what"about political illness bittersweet. Johnson is only 32. eral government. In a speech Friday, sation in the Union. Unfortunate- his own fault, then we can laugh? sympathy? As well as a noted athlete, he is also a President Bush pledged further com- ly for you, they're both named BOB: No, it's still not that BOB: OK, check this out. (Bob philanthropist and role model for mitment to combatting AIDS. Profes- •Bob.' simple. Remember, the word goes over by the fridge, grabs a young people everywhere. The HTV sor David Baltimore, president of BOB (opening paper) : I see 'sympathy' is literally Latin for couple of labeled test tubes and Rockefeller University, has called for a here that Magic Johnson had to 'feeling with,' and if you feel the pays for them) Now observe virus has made a victim out of a man 1 retire from basketball because he pain personally, it will be impos- these test tubes here — they con- who spent much of his life bettering the "Manhattan Project' for AIDS — a contracted the HIV virus. sible to enjoy the destruction. tain ground up bits of two lives of others. scientific outpouring in the United BOB: Really? Ha! Hahaha- After guilt, you have to look at different Democratic presi- States on par with the effort that pro- haha ho hohoho heeheehee! your relationship to the victim dential candidates. Don't worry, duced the atomic bomb. That's so funny! and the pain that is caused. The they didn't feel a thing. Both of Such an effort may be the only BOB I slaps Bob) : Shut up! more you know and love the vic- them are missing a foot - but Yet in the midst of the controversy, What the hell are you talking tim, or the more explicitly you where Bob Kerrey (sample 'A') some good may come from Johnson's chance for Johnson and others infected about? The man is going to die, view the violence, or the more had his blown off in Vietnam, misfortune. AIDS has a stigma of ig- with the AIDS virus. The National for God's sake! How can you similarity between you and the Jerry Brown hacked his own leg norance attached to it — "it s a homo- Commission on AIDS proposed to the laugh at his misfortune? target, the more you identify with off in a bizarre ritual as an offer- sexual disease," "you can get AIDS current administration a series of steps BOB: What's wrong? I thought the victim and the less you can ing to the Egyptian god Ra. Now to make the national effort against that's the way it worked - that enjoy his or her suffering. notice how they are perceived by from casual contact" — that other other peoples' pain existed BOB: Well, we didn't know the crowd. (He holds up each test diseases don't have. Johnson's battle AIDS more effective. Among those merely for our amusement! him, we're not like him, and we'- tube in turn, and whereas for with HTV can only serve to sensitize recommendations were: a Cabinet- BOB: (sigh) I keep on forget- re not watching the gory details Kerrey they let out a collective and educate the public about the true level group to set up a national plan to ting that you spent the first 19 of his immolation - so that's good, sniffle, for Brown the crowd nature and form of the disease, and cope with AIDS, federal disaster relief years of your Lite alone on a de- right? laughs hysterically.) Do you un- for cities hit hardest by the disease and serted island with no ties to hu- BOB: Let's go see! (Bob and derstand now? hopefully with public education will manity except for a television Bob walk over to the grill, but come a greater commitment to fighting a ban by Congress of discrimination and a few videotapes of old War- merely see a pile of charred BOB: I think so — we can't AIDS. against those with AIDS. ner Brothers cartoons. You see, bones, and a melted plastic tag laugh at Jim Henson or Frank As it stands now, the methods the While falling short of Baltimore's human suffering IS entertaining, with the name 'Bob'printed on it. Zappa, but we can laugh at an United States has employed to counter "Manhattan Project," these proposals but only under very specific cir- Bob and Bob bust a gut laughing.) anonymous milkman electro- do not seem unreasonable in the face of cumstances. In fact, we dis- BOB: See, that was great! cuted in a married woman's bath- the spread of the HTV virus leave much cussed this last semester in my Hah! Usually, though, it's best to tub? to be desired: the serious tide of infection sweeping remedial IPCO class, and there just cause psychological damage BOB: By George, I think he's • There is spotty indication at best of the nation. What is needed is an effort are factors which determine rather than physical damage, be- ?ot it! IA half-ton nun suddenly the national spread of AIDS. Yet ear- on the part of government and private whether you're supposed to feel cause the psychological suffering alls on Bob. killing him instantly. lier this year, the Federal Centers for researchers to stop the spread of the sympathetic or amused. is more private and evokes less The crowd laughs.) disease, much like the government ac- BOB: OK. For example, is it all sympathy. Watch this: (Bob BOB: That was hilarious! (A Disease Control gave up a plan for a right to laugh at the short-order walks over to a stranger) Hey! two ton hippo suddenly falls on national survey of households to de- complished in the 1950s with polio cook over there? You're a dork! (Stranger runs off Bob, killing him instantly. The termine the prevalence of AIDS infec- research. At one time, polio was a crip- BOB: You mean the guy on and commits gory suicide by' crowdlaugns.) tion. pling, feared disease. Now it is nothing fire? feeding his head into the Jeame BOB (A different one) : That • The presidentially-appointed more than something that your booster BOB: Yeah, him. Now that's Machine) Well, I suppose that was hilarious! (Bob contracts shots eliminate with ease. The same funny, right? was a bad example, but you get terminal bone cancer. The crowd National Commission of AIDS told BOB: It depends — we don't my point. dies laughing.) President Bush in 1990 the United concerted effort should be made on the know enough about the situation. BOB: Oh, yeah! Is there any- States AIDS policy is like "an orches- part of this biological boogeyman as Now, in my class we learned all thing else you can show me? tra without a conductor" because the well. pain has the potential to amuse, BOB: Sure! Remember, speed Mike Martone is a columnist government has failed to lead the cam- unless some factor specifically is of the essence, if vour mirth is for The BG News and he 'd like to causes you to feel sympathy. If to outrace your pathos. Which is thank SicSic for the useful cups paign against the epidemic effectively. In his press conference on Friday, there's too much sympathy, it funnier: watching your grand- they handed out at the game, and • Two of the most important agencies Johnson indicated how he intended to nullifies your permission to mother slowly contract leukemia, he takes back everything mean in the fight against AIDS, the National become "a spokesperson for the HTV laugh. First, you have to make or watching her explode for no he's said about them. Institutes on Health and the Food and virus." His bravery in the face of ad- Drug Administration, both lack perm- versity should be applauded. Now is the anent directors. Chief N.I.H. labs have time for everyone in the. United States 27 vacancies for AIDS scientists, while to make the same commitment. Only Greek Council and the current come the discrimination he may many vital studies on the disease are the government has the widespread Statements reveal protest against campus police, I have faced in his life, Mr. Tate just not being done due to a lack of power and organization necessary to think he is damaging his own cre- has become that which he hates formulate a cohesive, comprehensive racist sentiments dibility with remarks such as most — a man who judges others manpower. these. on the color of their skin, and not Meanwhile, the ignored toll AIDS is national plan against AIDS. At the Institutional racism is very on their individual merit. taking on America is staggering. Some same time, it is up to everyone to edu- evident on this campus, as it is If this letter seems like an at- estimates put the number of infected in cate themselves in order to remove the The BG News: everywhere. However, separat- tack, I apologize. I would merely this country at more than 1 million. A ignorance surrounding AIDS. I am writing not so much in re- ism is more a symptom of the like to understand the rationale sponse to an article, but to ques- problem than a potential solution. behind what Mr. Tate is saying. tion a student whose name has Mr. Tate seems to be clouding the This is how the man —admittedly THE BG NEWS STAFF appeared prominently in both issues he claims to stand for with through a potentially-biased me- The BG News and The Obsidian. inflammatory comments scape- dium like the newspaper — has Aar. CITY EDITOR JACQUELINE PORTER COPY EDITCX MELISSA HENRY A number of weeks ago, I read goating Jews and other whites as been portrayed to me; and if I Ass-'. SPORTS EDrroR GLEN LUBBERT CoPYEDnrw CYNDI PRADA an article in The Insider which a race, and not the individuals or have misunderstood what he WKE EDITOR. IRENE BABEAUX COPYBDCTCH JAMIE SMITH quoted Black Student Union the system that is the true source said, I would appreciate it if he COPY EDITOR Nnoa FLOROS President Maurice Tate as saying of the problem. would respond in some way so I ASST. WIRE EorroR J.J. THOMPSON something to the effect that white As a member of a minority can understand. PFOTO EDITOR. JAY MURDOCX COT-Y EDITOR J.VNL KILCORE supremacy is being propagated group himself, it especially sur- In the end, Malcolm X said AST. PHOTO EDTTOR. TIM NORMAN CWI EDITOR KELLY SHERMER by the Jewish-controlled media in prises me that Mr. Tate would white wasn't evil, but evil could INSIDER EDITOR FRANCIS P. ESPOSITO PROD. SUP'* BILL BURGESS America. I have since read an ed- choose to accuse the Jews of be present in men of any color, ASST. INSIDER EDTTOR WENDY M. KINC PROD. SUP'R BRIAN GREEN itorial by Mr. Tate in The Obsi- white supremacy, since if there the same as good. Please Mr. are any two groups with a kinship CHIEF COPY EDTTOR MARCI STORK PROD. SUP'R DARRICK ROSS dian claiming blacks who date Tate, If there is something wrong whites suffer from a "severe of being discriminated against in with this philosophy, tell me. CHIEF COPY EDITOR TRISH DA VIS PROD, SUPR .CHRISTY MA YNARD white supremacist psychological modern history, it would have to COPY EDITOR .CHUCK JAMES INSIDER SUP'R MOLLY ZAKRAJSEK disorder." Although I applaud be the blacks and the Jews. It Dave Englander Mr. Tate's work with the Black seems that in his quest to over- Senior Campus

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1991 The BG News PAGE THREE Red Cross brings blood donation center to campus u mmm by Greg Watson Shepherd said blood drives at health and environment reporter 3rf7T$5 the University are taking place in wmmm -mr '* *W^ *'' * r rk\. J a November, February and April. mt^ "^^B 1 _H_ While first days of blood drives The bloodmobile is visiting the are slow. Shepherd said he hopes Hi mmm^ Em *^ University again for its largest to see more people donate blood r ~ 'M northwest Ohio campaign. as the week progresses. 35 B mi -^tmmmWL The American Red Cross is "We hope the good weather taking blood donations at the helps [bring people to the Red - ^w University until Friday. The Red Cross]," Shepherd said. Cross donation center will be in The time it takes for one to do- the Northeast Commons, behind nate blood varies on the individu- *v \im -M the campus safety and security al. Most donations take about an k. a^t'^M office, from 11 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. hour. m. RfcsfcV 1 each day. Before donating, potential do- Pat Shepherd, student chair- nors will get tests for blood pres- R/v^E^»l person of the University Red sure, temperature and red blood Cross, said area hospitals rely on cells. mm i ■ JBL rk m Red Cross donations for blood To make sure it is safe to use supplies. people's blood, potential donors If there is no Red Cross, there are asked questions concerning ii'.Arv'.li is no alternative for getting blood recent medicine use, operations , -?=fjm' to the hospitals," Shepherd said. and travel outside the United "It is not tike it will just magica- States. m-W,y\Wmm lly show up. There is no back-up The potential donors must also and no alternative." answer questions concerning The Red Cross averages 1,000 sexual activity, intravenous drug donations per week — about 200 use and diseases such as AIDS, >f per day —during University cancer and malaria. blood drives. Shepherd said. Individuals have a chance to # The organization needs to col- refuse the use of their blood by Epi^^^^M ' 1 lect more than 275 pints of blood putting a "do not use my blood each day to keep area hospitals sticker on their information amply supplied, he added. sheet. u^rTk \ mm '* ^™ mmm ^^/ Tne northwest Ohio Red Cross People are also given calling branch, based in Toledo, services cards and personal identification L gm^ 1m j,'JPyBI K fU r^m 10 counties and 19 area hospitals, numbers which enable them to f , 1 Shepherd said. The Bowling call the Red Cross office later and r ? The BG News/IUb WeUler Green blood drive is the largest in At the American Red Cross Bloodmobile on Monday afternoon, Fre- blood. (However, Red Cross officials would not allow her to actually northwest Ohio, he said. See BLOOD, page four. ddy Falcon comforts Freida Falcon as she Is about to give her pint of give the blood because of her costume.) HOME FALCON BASKETBALL TONIGHT 7:30!

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To participate in the next Service Directory page Next Service Directory Page Contact Shari Riffle 372-2605 November 12 PACE FOUR The BG News TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1991 Group aids heterosexuals Speaker plots self-worth Organization's goal is not gay-bashing, leader says by Kimberly Larson against white supremacy human diversity reporter "I told everyone who called that the purpose of the group was not to be anti-gay. It's just by Kimberly Larson "We came to America and the the lighter-skinned person at the The Lesbian and Gay Alliance human diversity reporter slavemasters didn't allow us to top and the darker-skinned per- is recognized as a mainstay on supposed to represent the heterosexuals and read," he said. "You must read." son at the bottom." the University campus, serving Bridges said black children Bridges said white supremacy the needs of the gay community what we think." A speaker at the Fifth Annual lose their self-esteem at an early is a lie which has been spread all Recently, a group of heterosex- Midwest Black Student Unity age because everything they see across the globe. He said this lie ual students decided it was time Conference urged young African- is white. was spread through the three to form their own group, but the — Jason Aslinger, student behind Heterosexual Americans to challenge the no- "In pre-school children are "m's" — missionary, merchants eitential organization encoun- Alliance idea tion of white supremacy through taught stories of Rapunzel and and military. red too many problems making knowledge gained from reading Goldilocks, and then black chil- "White man sent missionaries it impossible for them to form. their history. dren look in the mirror and see in to Christianize our people and According to Jason Aslinger, "I received a lot of calls from "I don't want anyone to be Bruce Bridges, author of "Re- they look different from the beau- bring the white image of Jesus to the student behind the idea of the people who thought the idea of the offended, but LAGA members capturing the African Mind," tiful white girls in the books," he us," he said. "Then the mer- Heterosexual Alliance, he got group was a positive thing," he may join if they would like to," he spoke to students Saturday even- said. chants came in and robbed every- together with some friends who said. "The other half was from said. ing. Bridges said everything they thing that was beneath our feet. believe LAGA receives a great LAGA people who wanted to LAGA President Amy Bahl '•Multiculturalism is looked at see is white, and the only thing And then if someone realized deal of attention even though they know about it, and if they could said she believes Aslinger is not negatively by Americans," he pre-school age students see which what was happening and spoke are a very small minority at the join and stuff like that. I received downing homosexuality, but told students. "The only way you is black is the spot on the dog out, they had the military to keep University. only one or two calls from people wonders what his focus will be. can challenge white supremacy is Spot. us in line." "We thought it would be neat to which I totally offended." "Homosexuality is looked at by having knowledge of who you "White people made our own Bridges said to study history is have a group which represented Aslinger said his purpose was negatively by people, but heter- are as people." culture look foreign because we to find out what happened and be our views," Aslinger said. "The not to offend anyone, though, and osexuality is everywhere," Bahl were forced to learn the history of the best students possible. group is for people who believe in said he believes students who are said. "People do not make a big Bridges said it is important to the white man," he said. "White "Anytime you re given an as- eterosexuality for one reason or in the majority by being heter- deal about being a homosexual, have knowledge of one s self be- supremacy completely destroyed signment look for a way to Afro- another." osexual should have a group it's just that people notice it more fore white supremacy can be us because it made us look at centricize it," he said. "Write Aslinger said the aim of the which deals with problems heter- because it's different." challenged. An important way of things through the white men's speeches and papers related to group was to discuss male-female osexuals face daily. Because of this supposed lack doing this is to realize black peo- eyes." your own culture and heritage. relationships — not to condemn "I am thinking about coming of focus, Aslinger could not find a 81e are actually not a minority in To challenge white supremacy This will begin to challenge and homosexuals or anything for up with a new name for the group, faculty adviser for the group. le world scope. African-Americans must get dismantle the falsehood of white which they stand. something like 'Relationship "Everyone we talked to would "Where are whites supreme back to their roots to see the root supremacy." "I told everyone who called Awareness' because I don't want talk around it," he said. "They over others on the earth?" of white supremacy is solely Bridges said it is acceptable to that the purpose of the group was to offend anyone," Aslinger said. wouldn't give us a definite an- Bridges said. "That is just a myth based on myths, lies and false- wear African attire to show her- not to be anti-gay," he said. "It's The group would like to be es- swer why they said no." taught by whites. In the world we hoods given to the world. itage, and black students should just supposed to represent the tablished so members could talk Aslinger said the group will are not a minority. White man is "If you read your history you watch how they act toward each heterosexuals and what we about things pertinent to heter- most likely try to form once again only supreme in his own mind, will learn that 14th and 15th cen- other to increase their internal think." osexuals and dating, Aslinger next semester, but they will be not anywhere else in the world." tury Europeans left Europe to knowledge of self. Aslinger said he has received said. much more prepared for all of the Bridges said reading and gain- spread themselves through the Bridges said once knowledge is many calls in the beginning after LAGA members are able to join hard work they will encounter. ing knowledge is the most effec- world and conquer others indi- attained white men will his personal advertisement be- the group, but Aslinger said he is Aslinger said he may try to tive way to challenge white su- genous to them," Bridges said. say,"This ain't the Negro I made. gan running in The BG News not sure they would feel comfort- form an off-campus group if it is premacy because one is building They went to India and started a I made the Negro to think like I a few weeks ago. able at the meetings. impossible to find an adviser. one's self-esteem. caste system based on color, with think." BLOOD TEACHERS :: Continued from page three. Q Continued from page one. ing in international educational exchange program there. because they are less expensive is taken from each donor. After a exchange. An interest in working in the and offer a larger selection than refuse the use of their blood. pint of blood is removed, donors cynical quality and black Hans grew up in Voerde, Ger- exchange field stemmed from a their German counterparts. Before donors give blood, they are asked to rest and regain humor." many and graduated from the love of American literature. are served light snacks and energy with food and drink. Like Wall, Ursula Hans is a for- University of Bonn, but is no "I always wanted to teach Education here, however, is drinks. A professional nurse eign graduate student earning stranger to the United States or American literature, but as years more forced than it is in Germany checks which arm is most effi- The blood is later sent to Toledo her doctorate in American stud- the world. She earned a degree Gassed, I broadened my perspec- where it is approached in a more cient for draining blood and pre- Red Cross laboratories, which ies and teaching ethnic studies. from the University of Wisconsin, ve," Hans said. "self-sufficient manner." pares the arm. test the blood for hepatitis, syphi- She came to the University be- taught English in Taiwan, Hans said some of her favorite lis and other viruses before dis- cause of the multi-cultural class- received her master's degree at authors include Nathaniel American students, she said, A sterile needle is inserted into tributing the blood to local hospi- es offered and because it would the University of Bonn and Hawthorne and Henry James. are not informed enough about the donors arm and a pint of blood tals. best suit her career goal of work- worked at an international She said she likes U.S. bookstores foreign affairs and worldpolitics. COME "CZECH" OUT FALCON BASKETBALL TONIGHT 7:30!

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1991 The BG News I'ACE FIVE Proposed Caller ID causes controversy by Eileen McNamara general assignment reporter fore did not qualify as objective Privacy re testified against the va- Ohio Bell wants to introduce a new telephone service some of its lidity of a mail questionnaire sur- critics say pits two basic Ameri- nducted by Ohio Bell. can rights against one another: "Ohio Bell's study does not ac- The people's right to know versus curately reflect the variety of at- vs. titudes and opinions held by their people's right to privacy. The new service, Caller Identi- about Caller ID," she fication, has been heralded as a "I They (selectively pre- sented results that favor Caller technological breakthrough to ID without fairly reporting re- abolish obscene phone calls. Technology: sults that point to their cus- It has also been denounced as a gross invasion of privacy and the irs' concerns." foil of successful phone opera- low response rate and a tions such as Crimestoppers or ised questionnaire also made suicide hotlines, which rely heav- the research's validity question- ily on caller anonymity. Where do you ding to Spears. When a telephone has Caller ID is said he had no know- service, that phone automatically ledge of either the videotaped displays the number of the person groups or the telephone calling on a display screen. draw the line? survey submitted by his com- The Public Utilities Commis- sion of Ohio is expected to make - imer groups also have the final call on wnether or not it re concerned about the will be offered in the state by Caller ID, especially the i- ification box which must be early 1992. ised. Ash said Caller ID might also The PUCO staged town meet- ters from people saying they are an example. been :?ther The proposed cost of Caller ID ings in Toledo, Cleveland and cause a vigilante problem be- interested in this service, he "In New Jersey customers Caller ib reall through Ohio Bell would be $6.50 a Dayton, and hearings in Colum- cause it allows victims of harass- said. have reported [on the average] a what its ad month, according to Dennis. bus this year to allow experts and ing phone calls to track down He said Ohio Bell has support 50-60 percent decrease in harass- selling point. laid Ohio Bell will not be residents across the state to voice their aggressors. from a number of sheriff's ing phone calls," he said. identification box. The their opinions on Caller ID and "For example, the husband of a groups, although he was unable to Dennis also said the people who "It nent must be purchased the reaction has been mixed, ac- woman who is receiving harass- name any specific groups at the make harassing phone calls could ID is stop] through private vendors. cording to a PUCO official. ing phone calls might want to get time. easily use blocking to keep their calls," Klopt In Bowling Green, police Chief revenge," Ash said. Another issue in the debate identities secret as well. Klopfeiisi - Dennis said the price of this Galen Ash said he sees Caller ID Many organizations have over Caller ID is blocking, a ser- Telephone companies in 36 cent of the people pment can range from as having both advantages and voiced objections to Caller ID, in- vice which blocks a person's states either now offer blocking areas whei $50-100, depending on how many disadvantages from a law en- cluding the Office of the Con- number from being identified. or will offer it if Caller ID is in- do not.- other features the device offers. forcement angle. sumers' Counsel, the Ohio Do- There are two types of block- troduced in their area. Speai Ohio Bell has not yet de- "I would think it could con- mestic Violence Network, the ing: block per line, which would Several University professors against Caller II . done termined a charge for installa- siderably decrease some of the Ohio Highway Patrol, Fraternal block the subscriber's line from are now conducting a Caller ID by Ohio Boll at the P tion. harassing and obscene phone Order of Police, the U.S. Secret being identified, and block per research project funded by tags in Coin: ler ID now is offered in 18 calls," he said. Service and a number of other call, which allows the person to grants from the OCC. Ferguson ates as well as in Washington, Ash said although Caller ID law enforcement agencies. block individual calls. videotape Ohio B :id parts of Canada. might produce a suspect, no legal Ohio Bell representative Jim Consumer groups like the OCC Telecommunications professor hearing to . Ohio is one of 13 states which action could be taken on that in- Dennis said there are ways the say Ohio Bell should offer free Bruce Klopfenstein is conducting wanted Call. cases pending, and the re- formation alone. company can offer identity blocking to its customers to en- the project along with fellow tele- ing 19 states have taken no He also said services like protection to undercover police sure their right to privacy. communications professors Sara The video red around Crimestoppers, which have been operations and anonymous Dennis said Ohio Bell does not Spears and Doug Ferguson. four focus be company that pro- very successful because they source hotlines. want to offer blocking at all in Klopfenstein said most people said wen telephone service to the offer callers anonymity, might "Some groups have expressed any form. are in favor of Caller ID until they moderator. Bowling Green area, has not suffer from the existence of Cal- concern, but there are things we "[Blocking would] drastically realize their own privacy may be "It was poorly done made any moves to offer Caller ler ID. can do to help them," he said. diminish the value of the ser- forfeited. Ferguson said. ID yet. "Even if [the Crimestoppers] Dennis also said most of the vice," he said. "The phone companies don't Ferguson U the are going to wait and see don't have Caller ID, people may support for Caller ID has come He used New Jersey, a state want to talk about the privacy is- surveys were funded and how Ohio Bell's case goes," pub- not believe them and might be from individual customers. which uses Caller ID and does not sues," Klopfenstein said. ducted by the pi. elations representative afraid to call," he said. "We have received many let- offer blocking to its customers, as He said the project has so far partinent of Ohio Bui; Nancy Mirth said. 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PACE SIX The BG News TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1991 CRC to add more space Court blotter The grand jury of the Wood third-degree felony. A summons theft, a third-degree felony. A New classrooms will be used to better serve community County Court of Common Pleas was issued. summons was issued. by Christina Wise the building. handed down indictments ■Aaron Burr Brown, Toledo, ■David Rodgriguez, now held social Krvica reporter "We don t provide money for building construc- Wednesday on the following peo- for breaking and entering, a in Wood County Justice Center, tion," Musser said. "They won't be receiving any- ple: fourth-degree felony; and grand for burglary, a fourth-degree thing further than the normal annual allocation. ■Robert Shawn Boggs, 628 Wal- theft, a third-degree felony. A felony. A warrant was issued. One local organization is planning for expansion In addition to the grant from the Ohio Depart- lace St., for complicity in theft, a warrant was issued. ■Aaron Hummel, Rising Sun, to help better serve the community. ment of Mental Health, money will come from fourth-degree felony. A warrant ■Carlos Vela, Brownsville, for gross sexual imposition, a fourth-degree felony. A summons Children's Resource Center, 1045 Klotz Road, is CRC funds and the Wood County Alcohol, Drug was issued. 1 Texas, for receiving stolen prop- currently planning a 13,000 square-foot addition to Addiction and Mental Health Board, Marcson said! ■Kyle L. Ervin, 134 * N. Main erty, a third-degree felony. A was issued. its facilities. The remainder will be financed with a bond is- St., Apt. #2, for possessing crimi- summons was issued. ■Bobby R. Baty, Jr., for failure According to executive director Anthony Marc- sued from the county, to be payed back over the nal tools, a fourth-degree felony, ■David Wurst, Wayne, for to appear in court, a special felo- son, the addition will be used as classroom space next 20 years by CRC. petty theft, a first-degree mis- theft, a fourth-degree felony. A ny. A warrant was issued. for children with emotional problems. CRC is an agency which provides services to demeanor, and criminal damag- warrant was issued. "There will be no new programming because of children with behavioral, developmental, or emo- ing, a second-degree mis- ■Alvin D. Whipple, South Bend, The grand jury also handed the addition," Marcson said. "It will be for expan- tional problems and their families. demeanor. A summons was is- Ind., for one third-degree count down bills of information on the sion of already existing services." In cooperation with schools, churches, mental sued. and one fourth-degree count of following people: Planning for the construction began in 1988 and health centers, social services and community or- ■Andrea Grant, Sandusky, for trafficking in marijuana, a felony ■Brien Berisford, Toledo, now groundbreaking is expected this spring. ganizations, CRC offers evaluation, treatment and theft, a fourth-degree felony. A charge. A warrant was issued. held in Wood County Justice The addition will cost $1.7 million, partially guidance. summons was issued. ■Amanda Berringer, South Center, for theft, a fourth-degree funded with a $975,000 grant from the Ohio De- A variety of different programs are offered at ■John Gonzales, now held in Bend, Ind., for one third-degree felony. A warrant was issued. partment of Mental Health. CRC including group, family and individual coun- Wood County Justice Center, for count and one fourth-degree ■ Johnny Johnson, Altro, Ky. Nadine Musser is the area director of United seling. three counts of passing a bad count of trafficking in marijuana, for trafficking in drugs, a fourth- Way, which gives financial support to CRC. She CRC also offers screening, intervention, parent check, a felony of the fourth de- a felony charge; drug abuse, a degree felony. A summons was said the agency will provide no special funding for education programs and residential services. gree. A warrant was issued. fourth-degree felony; and receiv- issued. ■James Miller, Waterville, for ing stolen property, a fourth- ■Howard Bruce, Romulus, passing a bad check. A summons degree felony. A warrant was is- Mich, for theft, a fourth-degree Police Blotter was issued. sued. felony. A summons was issued. ■Charles R. Robinson, Jr., ■Juan Rodriguez, Brownsville, ■John Umbel, 247 N. Prospect Bloomdale, for two counts of re- Texas, for receiving stolen prop- St., for breaking and entering, a ■Brian K. Bailey, 201 Anderson the influence Saturday morning, Conklin Hall, were cited for dis- ceiving stolen property and two erty, a third-degree felony. A fourth-degree felony. A summons Hall, was cited for disorderly police said. orderly conduct early Wednesday counts of breaking and entering, summons was issued. was issued. conduct early Sunday morning. morning. Barbenc and Kelly all fourth-degree felonies. A ■James Gilbert, Altro, Ky., for ■James Gilbert, Altro, Ky., for ■Mark A. Croy, Toledo, was were observed urinating at 515 E. summons was issued. trafficking in drugs, a fourth- trafficking in drugs, a fourth- ■Timothy J. Concannon, 446 cited for littering Saturday night, Wooster St., police said. When the ■Sam T. Hall, Rossford, for degree felony. A summons was degree felony. A summons was Compton Hall, was cited for an al- police said. police car pulled into the lot, both theft, a third-degree felony; and issued. issued. leged dine-and-dash at Myles' men turned and quickly zipped up receiving stolen property, a ■Kenneth D. Allison, now held ■Kenneth Allison, now held in Pizza Pub, 516 E. Wooster St., ■Timothy S. Blake, 256 S. Col- their pants, police said. Accord- fourth-degree felony. A summons in Wood County Justice Center, Wood County Justice Center, for Sunday morning. Concannon's lege Apt. B, was cited for driving ing to the report, the side of the was issued. for theft, a fourth-degree felony. theft, a fourth-degree felony. A bill was $12.25, police said. under the influence early Friday building was wet and there was a ■Steve Russell, Toledo, for two A warrant was issued. warrant was issued. morning, police said. puddle where the two men had counts of gross sexual imposition ■Steven Roberts, Toledo, for ■Kirk Moore, Altro, Ky., for ■Terry L. Clark, 602 S. Main been standing. and one count of intimidation of a breaking and entering, a fourth- trafficking in drugs, a fourth- St., was cited for driving under ■Scott A. Bowen, Rudolph, was crime victim or witness, all third- degree felony; and grand theft, a degree felony. A summons was the influence early Saturday cited for driving under the in- ■A resident of South Church degree felonies. A warrant was third-degree felony. A summons issued. morning, police said. fluence Friday night, police said. Street reported a complaint of a issued. was issued. ■Andrea Bryant, now held in ■John D. Holt, 604 Pastuer ■Brian S. Barbenc, 35 Prout dog defecating in the bushes ■Stanley Young, Toledo, for ■Richard M. Schoch, Holland, Wood County Justice Center, for Ave., was cited for driving under Hall, and Edward N. Kelly, 215 Wednesday night, police said. breaking and entering, a fourth- for breaking and entering, a theft, a fourth-degree felony. A degree felony, and grand theft, a fourth-degree felony; and grand warrant was issued. GARDNER Toledo may face Jeep cutbacks D Continued from page one. we require for other people." said. "Quite a number of us don't According to Gardner, most think it's appropriate to do busi- committee meetings and all ness behina closed doors." Sales slump cited by Chrysler as reason for potential layoff House and Senate floor sessions Gardner has invited every are open to the public, but some member of the House to be a co- TOLEDO (AP) — Chrysler cle have declined in the last year. said. workers would be hired in Febru- of the most important sessions sponsor of the bill and is hopeful Corp. said Monday about 620 Cherokee sales of the 1991 model Chrysler earlier this year an- ary to prepare for Wrangler pro- are closed. partisan politics will not be a fac- workers at a Jeep plant will be year, which ended in July, were nounced that it would lay off duction. An example is the House- tor in the Dill's passage. laid off indefinitely in January 118,502, compared with 133,345 more than 600 workers, but those Hosford declined to say how Senate joint conference commit- "We have S3 sponsors right unless sales pick up. the previous year. layoffs were canceled because of many people would work on the tee on the budget. now, all Republican," he said. But spokesperson Chris Hos- In October, Chrysler sold 11,026 increased sales. Wrangler assembly line. "We write the most important "But it is clear the majority of the ford said he expects some em- Cherokees, compared with 11,282 "In that situation, where we "I think we will have a few Eiece of legislation in private," members think it is the right ployees to be called back to work during the same period in 1990. felt that we might have to reduce more details available fairly ardner said. "Even other legis- thing to do." when Chrysler moves production Under federal law, Chrysler the line speed, which results in shortly on that. It will be pretty lators are not allowed in the room Gardner is concerned however, of a new Jeep line to Toledo. would have to give workers 60 the layoffs, we later canceled that good news," he said. if they aren't part of the commit- that some Democrats might think "We let people in the plant days' notice of possible layoffs. decision because things were a Bruce Baumhower, vice chair- tee." it is the wrong time to vote for the know today that we may have a The layoffs will be postponed if little better," he said. Serson of the United Auto This closed door meeting de- bill because it will look like an in- layoff," Hosford said. "The sales increase. Chrysler last year announced 'orkers union's Jeep unit, said cides how tax dollars will be dictment of the majority party. layoffs are due, in part, because However, Hosford said it's un- plans to shift production of its about 850 people would be in- spent and Gardner said he does "Part of the motivation might of the sluggish economy." likely that sales will pick up any Jeep Wrangler from Brampton, volved in Wrangler production. not believe this is right, especial- be to force the majority party to More than 5,000 people work at time soon. Ontario, to Toledo. But the com- ly when new proposals are intro- be more open," Hale said. "The the plant, which produces the "Being required by federal law pany did not say when the move duced. people who are in power aren't Jeep Cherokee. to do this, we have to look out in would occur. Gardner cites last year's bud- quite as enthusiastic about open Hosford said Cherokee produc- advance and sort of predict what Hosford said Chrysler will dis- f;et meeting when new tax legis- government." tion will drop from 892 vehicles a may happen. ... We have to close details of the move by the ation was generated by the pri- Hale added the law is a good day to 720 after Jan. 13, when the project what we see coming 60 end of the month. vate committee. idea and Ohio has a strong tra- layoffs will take effect. days down the road, and frankly Wrangler production would be- "The people it affected didn't dition for the openness of Sales of the sports utility vehi- it looks like a tough economy," he gin by the summer. About 100 have the chance to testify," he government. PRE-HOUDAY Congratulations Larry Weiss! BLOWOUT!! WHO: ALL SENIORS WHERE: M.T. HUGO'S BAR 1 GRILL WHEN: NOVEMBER 15, 1991 5-9 P.M. 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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1991 The BG News PACE SEVEN' Russian legislature China cracks down on religion refuses to uphold Communist party works against illegal separatist groups HONG KONG (AP) — Chin- ported signs of a new crack- spoke on condition of anonym- ing bible study sessions in his a's Communist Party has down in recent weeks. ity for fear of retribution, said home. state of emergency ordered intelligence agents The crackdown comes as China's increasingly restive The most recent arrest, he and police to start a nationwide Secretary of State James A. Muslims and Tibetans along said, occurred Sunday when GROZNY, U.S.S.R. (AP) - Se- sians. crackdown on "illegal" relig- Baker readies for a trip to with a growing number of Slice went to the house of a paratists in the southern Che- In the Chechen-Ingush capital ious activities, according to a China this week for talks, Catholics and Protestants year-old worshiper and took chen-Ingush region fired automa- of Grozny, cheering militants Central Committee document which will reportedly include would be targets of the cam- him away in handcuffs. Steen- tic weapons to celebrate the Rus- fired their automatic weapons in obtained by The Associated human rights. paign. sen said he received the infor- sian legislature's refusal Monday the air and honked car horns to Press. In firm language, the docu- Trie paper said while free- mation in a phone call from to approve Boris Yeltsin's state of celebrate the Russian retreat. The 12j>age directive, titled ment orders "public security dom of religion must be re- Shanghai. An American busi- emergency in their Muslim en- Dudayev said the Russian vote a "Circular on Further Tack- departments at all levels" to spected in China, security or- nessman living in Shanghai clave. represented a "victory for ling Certain Problems of Relig- "resolutely attack those gans must "attack the use of said he also knew some of those Gen. Dzhokar Dudayev, form- democracy and truth." There ious Work," was issued Feb. 5 counterrevolutionaries and religion to perform unlawful detained. erly a bomber pilot in the Soviet was no sign of compromise from following a nationwide gather- other criminal elements who and criminal activities and air force and now president of the the Chechen-Ingush leaders on ing of religious officials in Beij- make use of religion to carry firmly resist the infiltration of In the southern provincial Chechen-Ingush region, had their Nov. 2 independence de- ing. Chinese sources recently out destructive activities." foreign religious inimical capital of Canton, 67-year-old threatened terrorist attacks on claration from the Russian Fed- passed along the document to The document defines illegal forces." Pastor Samuel Lamb, the Moscow's nuclear power stations eration. theAP. activities as the establishment In the last week, police in leader of a fast-growing and subways if the decree was not Immediately before the Rus- It takes months for such of religious organizations out- Shanghai arrested at least six evangelical Christian sect, repealed. sian legislature voted, Dudayev directives to be passed down side of state control and the use Jehovah's Witnesses, said Noel says police have begun to pres- The 177-4 vote Monday against said he would order terrorist the many levels to local en- of religion to foment separat- Steensen, an Australian busi- sure the 1,000 or so followers Yeltsin by the usually pliant Rus- strikes against atomic power forcement, and businesspeople ism. nessman who was expelled who attend his house church sian lawmakers was the first stations around Moscow if Yeltsin and religious leaders have re- four times a week. major show of no confidence in did not back down. The Chinese sources, who from China on Oct. 27 for hold- Yeltsin since his election in June "Why should our mothers cry. as president of the Russian Fed- our old people cry, why should eration. our children cry and live so much ************************************** The legislature's rebuff was in fear?" he said. "Why shouldn't WORD SEARCH likely to damage Yeltsin's au- Russia, which is where this evil is Baker tells Japan: 352-1504 thority, which was greatly en- coming from, feel fear?" hanced by his successful oppo- After the vote in Moscow, Du- OR sition to hard-liners who tried to dayev suspended the threat. 354-4660 oust Soviet President Mikhail S. Dudayev is a national hero in expand global role Gorbachev in August. The vote the mainly Muslim autonomous was not binding, but may force region of 1.3 million people, 930 TOKYO (AP) — Secretary of "We now look to North Korea to XAMOBPOTSSTVI SROODEHTA Yeltsin to withdraw his decree. miles southeast of Moscow, for State James A. Baker III encour- respond in kind," he said. DENRQELRIUFRASCALSWANM Yeltsin did not attend the de- trying to break free of Russian aged Japan on Monday to broad- But he went on to say the eco- RVEUEULSOJOECOCKERRONO bate and had no immediate control, which began under the en its global role beyond "check- nomic relationship between the comment on the resolution, which czars. book diplomacy" to assume two countries required "openness TAERCMEAE NRPTATIRESIZN also called for negotiations If Yeltsin had ordered troops to greater responsibility for improv- on both sides. Otherwise, we will D R U E Y N EKBOEMSUOF T I LAPI toward a political solution. Du- open fire, violence could nave ing human rights and halting the not be able to sustain our political dayev said he was asked to take spread to other parts of the Rus- spread of nuclear weapons. partnership." O O H W E H TUEOIZANAHRKPAI A part in talks and was prepared to sian Federation with substantial The secretary of state also said Baker called on Japan to make L TBOI NTSANOI ZHARNRASDP do so. non-Russian populations. The it was time the United States, So- greater efforts to open its mar- RBLART LQTANBT F O A A O B Y A E Two Yeltsin allies, Russian backlash could also have wor- viet Union, China and Japan look kets to products from other coun- parliament speaker Ruslan sened Russia's relations with for ways to lessen tensions be- tries. O E I S E A V L REERMRYSLONVD Khasbulatov and Vice President Muslim republics to the south. tween North and South Korea. He called Japan "a major I M I R O I I E ERANFCIALBOI E Alexander Rutskoi, the author of In a speech to the Japan Insti- beneficiary of the global system" L A F N A P the decree, reversed their earlier If Yeltsin backs down entirely, tute for International Affairs, and said, "Japan must be a E S ANAAHWUFIDSON defense of the crackdown. They it could encourage secessionist Baker referred to North Korea's leader in the promotion and evo- T L V T R A T F KVHAEOKTNYNBW backed the lawmakers' move for movements in other parts of the "repeated failures" to allow in- lution of this system. Y F A K I N E H L UTRLINLOOLHOO negotiations, signaling that Yelt- vast Russian republic, including ternational inspection of its nu- "This call for leadership should sin had decided against confron- largely Muslim Tatarstan. clear facilities. not just apply to the field of eco- S D R I B D RAY ELEGIHOMSA OWI tation. "The only firm assurance nomics, but also in building T S P A A E I H R EEDPOPOBTNJI B Yeltsin's apparent indecision in After Yeltsin declared a state against a nuclear arms race on democracy, respect for human E ZODNACAS using force, the limited number of emergency on Friday, armed the Korean peninsula would be rights, stopping the proliferation LSSEECCEOETEN of troops he was able to send to Chechen-Ingush separatists took credible agreement by both Seoul of weapons of mass destruction, E VUYBVHOYARTAAHS LNSRAO the region to enforce his decree, to the streets, forcing the badly and Pyongyang to abstain from and in facing trans-national chal- L NRLOLARTYWIAODI LITEOS and the failure of his representa- outnumbered troops to withdraw the production or acquisiton of lenges in areas such as the envi- tives to carry out an order to to the Russian city of Mineralnye any weapons grade nuclear ma- ronment, narcotics and refu- YOEEODRLE Cl LOPEHTSBBUK arrest Dudayev showed his Vodi. The Chechen defense minis- terial," he said. gees." DSEELEDZE PPELINIKTLOSC government to be weak in areas ter said 300,000 men had vol- Baker noted South Korea had ATDTJTHEB EACHBOYSCARTA not dominated by ethnic Rus- unteered for the National Guard. proposed such an agreement. NEJSILLTN ISEWORCKCALBJ

SPEAKER • BEATLES • RASCALS ' BLACK CROWES U Continued from page one. • IRON BUTTERFLY e BREAD ' THE WHO • FOREIGNER • STEELY DAN < LED ZEPPELIN as "bumbling bureaucrats." students] will move away after • JACKSON BROWNE • LOU REED > ROLLING STONES Another reason for this lack of graduation, and you better damn ♦When you party f • JOE COCKER e BTO I GENESIS knowledge about multicultural- well know something about • LITTLE RICHARD • YARDBIRDS i REM ism is it is often overlooked by the diversity." J remember to... 4 • JERRY LEE LEWIS e DAVID BOWIE ' THE CULT University itself. He said immigrants who trav- • RAY CHARLES e PINK FLOYD I THE POLICE He said the best way to combat eled to America from all over the • ARETHA FRANKLIN e BOB DYLAN ' VAN MORRISON this problem is to have American world did not always plan on re- • THE BEACH BOYS e GRATEFUL DEAD THE DOORS society take a more direct ap- maining here. proach to becoming more inclu- "The Chinese had a 60 percent 6 PLUS ONE MYSTERY WORDtf sive and thus more accurate of return rate, and the Italians also American history. had a 60 percent return rate," he TFie first four people to present the mystery word after "When I say 'we', I don't mean said. "But some came and saw 1:00pm to Myles 300 E. Wooster ond Myles 516 E. only white Americans," he said. the land and held their breath in Wooster will receive a free 12" pizza with one Item "When I say 'we' I mean all the silence and said, 'I'd like to make The next four people to present the mystery word to Myles different groups and different America my home.'" cultures to learn about each other The only way we are going to 300 E Wooster and 516 E Wooster will receive a so we can understand each achieve diversity as a nation is to free 9" pizza with one Item. other." become listeners, Takaki said.

PAGE EIGHT The BG News TUESDAY, NOVEMHER 12, 1991 Soccer takes MASC title Men's tennis finishes assists from Ken Sorenson and on more responsibility, become Falcons Chris Iantoni at the 49:01 mark. It leaders, and to have a positive at- defeat Redskins was Kinney's fifth goal of the titude — when we look back on season, and third game winner. the season, that will be what the season at Invitational Sorenson later added a little in- staff is most proud of." in tournament surance for the Falcons, as he tal- by Mimi Ordonio One Falcon to post an impressive win lied his sixth goal of the 1991 Junior Rob Martella, who led sports writer was Bob Zumph. In his initial match, the byJeffMandel campaign at the 66:19 mark with the Falcons in scoring with nine freshman came back from a loss in the sports writer Ryan Dell assisting. goals and six assists, credits this first set to capture the victory over Dan Meanwhile, goalkeeper Greg season as one which will always The men's tennis team finished an im- Poole from Purdue 6-7,6-3,6-3. Murphy was called on to make stand out in his mind. Eressive fall season as five of its members In his next match, Zumph bowed to Klas Slide that MAC football trophy just two saves to capture the Fal- ■aveled to Madison, Wis. and the Intercol- Bergstrom in two sets. Zumph led 5-2 in the over a bit in the trophy case and cons 13th shutout of the year (a "Being champions of the MAC legiate Tennis Coaches Association Invita- first when he began to struggle. Bergstrom make room for another one, as new school record). means getting respect in the state tional. noticed this, picked up his level of play and the soccer team gave Bowline Calling the clinching game "an of Ohio,' Martella said. "Respect Four of the five BG singles players won gained confidence in his shots, Orlando Green its second championship of appropriate finish to a wonderful is pretty much the whole thing." their opening matches, but tell in their said. the season in capturing the Mid- season," head coach Gary Pal- second-round contests. Coach Gene Or- "Bob was scrambling after he lost the American Soccer Conference misano thought of the players As if the Falcons needed reas- lando said he was pleased with the per- big lead that he had," Orlando said. "But Championship. who closed out their college play- surance as to the respect they've formance of his team members at an event he has a big-time game, and he will be a Though tne ing career with that final game. earned this season, they beat up of this caliber. great player in the years to come. Right Falcons had I'm really pleased tor our on the Eagles Saturday to ad- "Overall, I think it was a great team now Bob just has to learn that he can play clinched the seniors (Iantoni and Steve Cain) vance to the finals. Iantoni paved effort in that we won the matches I knew at that level." regular season to go out with a great deal of pride the way to Sunday's finale with a we could," Orlando said. "It is also a cred- Karl Crnkovich and Jason Homorody it to the players to continue playing in the posted 1-1 records in singles competition, title weeks ago, and a feeling of a tremendous pair of goals. Martella, Ryan wake of my resignation. I take that as a weekend victor- amount of accomplishment this Dell, and Justin Harman's first of while Jeff Westmeyer was 0-1. ies over the year," Palmisano said. "The the year also paced the Falcons compliment because they could have In doubles play, the Brown and Orange thing that our staff was most past the visitors from Ypsilanti. thrown in the towel. It definitely shows the suited up one pair. The duo of Homorody Miami Red- character of this team." and Westmeyer exited early as they lost to skins (2-0) and pleased with is how our kids have Sophomore Todd Koehler (10-6 overall) responded from last year's dis- Murphy was forced to partake the number three seed, Joey Deere and the Eastern was the lone Falcon to be seeded in the in- Bryan Nelson of Wisconsin 6-2,7-5. Michigan Ea- appointment (a dismal 7-11-2 in a more active role in the semi- vitation-only tournament. He was placed gles (5-1) gave Palmisano—" season) in not so much as ability, final, as he turned aside five of "The BG players tried different things in BG first place in the inaugural in the 12th spot and faced Jim Gleason of the second after struggling in the first wins, or losses, but they really six shots on goal. Western Michigan. He defeated the Bronco set," Orlando. "Deere and Nelson realized MASC playoff. matured as young men. in two sets 6-3,6-4. that they were going to lose to this lower Tom Kinney netted what "BG has an excellent team," The next opponent for Koehler was Dean place team and got heated." proved to be the winning goal "To me that's been a differ- Eastern coach Chris Corteg said. Uhlsko of Minnesota. Koehler only won six against the Redskins on a blistery ence. To see the progress that "They were definitely more ag- "In the first set, we didn't hold our serve gresive this time around." games in the two set match and lost 6-2, well," Westmeyer said. "Then in the sec- cold Sunday afternoon, gaining they have made as people, to take ond, we changed the strategy and Bob "Todd really struggled " Orlando said. K" lyed the net more. We heldserve until "He wasn't playing as well as he has been .and then were broken." and it was definitely the wrong time. The The weekend in Wisconsin was Orlan- Volleyball Laker fans show seeded players are the marked men and do's last as the BG coach. everyone is out to beat them, so Dean had "I came in here three years ago with a nothing to lose and played hard. Todd is passion to get this program on fire," Or- is victorious still one of the best players in the region lando said. 'Now, the flame is just begin- though — and he's only a sophomore." nine to start and I am lea vine. The volleyball team came true feelings out of the Rhode Island Classic victorious this weekend raising their re- by Michael Fleeman cord to 23-4. AP press writer The Falcons defeated Swimmers edge Vikings Syracuse (15-10, 15-10, 15-11), Texas A&M (15-12, LOS ANGELES — Laker fans dabbed at moist eyes Sunday night as 15-10, 17-15), and the Uni- forward James Worthy read a statement from Magic Johnson at the by Erik Pupillo first home game since the three-time NBA MVP stunned the nation sports writer Yenglin won the 1650 Free cern, is that he has to take his versity of Rhode Island along with the 200 I.M. while squads to face a deep Eastern (15-10,15-3,15-10). with word that he carries the AIDS virus. "This is the first day of the rest of our lives," said Johnson's mes- Reed took first in the 100 Free and Michigan team this upcoming Senior Tammy Schiller Even though women's swim- third in the 1650 Free. Another weekend. And with collegiate was named the tournament sage, boomed over the Forum loud speaker by Worthy. "I say this to you fans because we, the Lakers, need your support more than ever ming squad edged out Cleveland strong performer was Sheri swimming rules favoring teams MVP with 47 kill 25 digs. Kraus, who finished first in the with depth, Gordon's concern is l_ D 3 before. I say this to all of my teammates because starting now, it's State this past Saturday, 156 to winnin' time." 135, head coach Brian Gordon 200 Breaststroke and second in justified. Tickets for the Dec. 14 the 100. "If we take first in an event and California Raisin Bowl are With that, the crowd erupted into cheers through tears. A couple in thought his swimmers exposed a matching No. 32 jerseys — Magic's number — embraced in the weakness that he feared. "What However, beyond those bright the other team gets second, third now on sale at the Memorial spots, things grew dimmer for the and fourth, then we haven't made Hall ticket office. stands. A tall man in a Lakers cap openly cried. And somebody held we didn't want to find out, we up a sign reading, "There will always be Magic in the Lakers." did," Gordon said. "Under close Falcons. The less experienced any leeway," said Gordon. Tickets are $14 and $18 for swimmers didn't pick up the Though Gordon doesn't think the game, which will be Johnson, 32, at the peak of a professional basketball career, an- race circumstances, our women nounced last week that he was HIV-positive and was retiring from the are relying too much on Keely slack the way Gordon had hoped his women's teams depth match- played in Fresno, Calif. The and it displeased the head coach. es Eastern's, he thinks his squad contest will begin at 4 p.m. Lakers. Johnson vowed to become a spokesman for AIDS awareness. (Yenglin), Jody (Reed) and Josie The Lakers played their first game after the news on the road — in (McCullough) to get all our "I don't think the freshmen and should be able to handle the Ea- Eastern time. sophomores are as attuned to rac- gles. It's the men's squad that The ticket office is open Phoenix on Friday night — and lost to the Suns 113-85. The team was points. We need to develop and to lackluster. Worthy was four for 22 from the field. start getting some of these second ing at the level they're supposed should run into some complica- daily between 9 a.m. and 5 to," Gordon said. "We definitely tions with the Eastern Michigan's p.m. Monday through Fri- On Sunday night, however, Laker basketball returned with all its and third swimmers to start per- glamourous idiosynchracies. forming and quit being so com- learned a lot from this meet." mens team, a perennial Mid- day. The reason for Gordon's con- American powerhouse. For more information, The Laker girls were there. So were the famous faces in the Forum placent." call the ticket office at Club and the expensive seats. The crowd was fashionably late as 372-2762. usual. The Laker bandjperched high in the rafters, blasted out as the Lakers and Minnesota Timberwolves warmed up. iGUje 8(6 News: four Bourn for campua neuiBi

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Advertising Club Meeting help choose the savings plan that's right for you. And then try your luck at our Sweepstakes. Both will be music to your ears. Jennifer Deutsch and Cathy Drake from Lean Cusme frozen pizza a deeaerts Speak about The Brand Managers role in ad- vertising 7 30pm Nov. 13 McFal Assembly Room AKRON US CARTOON FREEZETAG AT EASYSTREET CAFE lb sign up for an AT&T savings plan for oil campus students, THURS NOV MTH Attention PHI ETA SIGMA fell initiates the ban- call 1800 654-0471, Ext. 7437. lb enter the AT&T "It Can Happen to Me' quet is this Sunday, November 17. from 5:00 Sweepstakes, fill out the coupon below. to 8.00 m the Alumni Room See you there1 AT&T ■ELIEVETHEHYPEI JOIN COLLEGE DEMOCRATS Tonight' 9 pm' 11 © BAI •memoes continental US Aleuts. Haws. Puerto Reo end the US v«g-> island, Sarv^s based on cast ever S8 men Actual sewvj, potent* Uefen Things need to change and they're go- osrjerHM on siaeenbercaling patterns Processing lee ol 1200apples Day rates apply from Bam 10 5pm ng to change tonight Bnng al your rowdy "b- ©1991 AT&T eral friends to tonight's premiere of the NEW Coaege Democrats ___....—.,.-_ BQSU SKATING CLUB ALL STUDENTS WELCOME OFFICIAL RULES—NO PURCHASE NECESSARY EVERY TUES. NIGHT 1 To enter handprint your name, address, phone number and !■) code on an official entry lorm or e ptein piece of paper Enter the AT-HT "It Can Happen lb Me" Sweepstakes. fr16-10:1SP M. Official entry lorm, can be found in the October 3lst. 1991 issue ol floHno Stone, the October 18th. 1991 issue ol Do you know someone In s crisis pregnancy Enreneinmenr WeMV. the November 1991 issue or US magaiine. the November /December 1991 issue ol U The Nerionet To enter, complete this form and mail to: Cosege Newspaper snd the Fal issue of Orecrory of Crasse, You may enter as often as you wish, but each entry must be situation? Stephanie Rlne, Director ol the mailed separately 10 ATaT IT CAN HAPPENTOMC" SWEEPSTAKES. PO Boa 4870. Grand Central Station. NewVOrk.NV AT&T "It Can Happen To Me" Sweepstakes, BO. Pregnancy Center, will be speaking 10163 All entries must be received by December 30.1991 Wed. nlghi at I pm In the Faculty Lounge ».«!.».^»l^1.l.i^.aiheie.ie»iie.e«l.i|rr.ii.em^^^»nen^i.1.l^e.t>e-u^«l«l~coneuc».e Box 2501, Cedar Grove, New Jersey 07009-2501 (Union) about how women In these sttuattons aeiataaaeM lenuery se,«e»»eT MedlaSrriarlne,lnc,a» lnasp.na.ivlo.sysnu.tssn ■*■■■ a.cl.l.n. ■»—I •re feeling, how to help them, end what a*> eera-mall lamiaeemi aiiilm rao»»>»«>vlaei«4-avj.il■■■isauulal»«ue»aes»»»i»o»r.c«noi slstance la available through the Pregnancy e to thee Name Center. __^__^__ i inn FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION College. .Year in school. Formal meeting tonight at 8 30 McFal Aaeembry Room See You Thoroi Address. ArnericenMerkeflngVVeek Career Awereneea Week City . State. Zip. Tuee. November 1 2 7 30 p m . 116BA Dave Stanford. Co-Op Office Phone L ) Al are welcome! Mervoua about the (ob.'grad school aeerch? Get Current Long Distance Company AT&T MCI — SPRINT — OTHER the REAL eooop from BG Alumni - cendW dto- cuealon. free advice, end opportunities tor net- Current Calling Card Company AT&T _ MCI _ SPRINT _ OTHER _ working! 8pm, Tueeday, November 12. Beee atarlsM.. □ On Campus Student D Off Campus Student tw) merit of Krelacher 3 SwespetsHes open to residents ol the US. 18 years of egs or older escept employees snd men lanuHas of AT4T. its Start your mornings off atreletes. subSKHartes. advertising agencies. MCDIAAMERICA. INC and their program suppliers This offer is void All entries must be received by 12 30 91 No purchase necessary Void where prohibHed With smooth Jazz on 88.1 FM wherever prorubiled. and subyect to eH tsdsral state snd loesi laws You must be IB year, ol" ape or older lo enter and The MIX Weekday* 8-10 am 4. Par a M at I aaevj a HiaaH, son ae« I n sa, IT8T "IT CAM HAPPIN TO star I OI991 AT&T «lllliailHU«T.ale.»»a>sa.a,,no,iialia..an.,Ni Te^MTKymar J _l Classified PAGE TEN The BG News TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1991

Alpt-.i PH AZD A2D AZD FraaPluair $200-300 for selling 50 lunny Umv T-shirts cont. from p. 9 Jen Souier is her name MEGAN JOHNSON Fraahman Off Campus Unlvaraity Studants SPEND the WINTER on Smaller larger quantities available No financial She is everything but lame Novambar 13, 6:00 p.m. HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C. obligation 1-800-728-2053 Being with her is always fun Thanks for everything1 You're the best big ever" Off Campus Sludenl Cantar, Soph.Jf.Sr interested In a Alpha Phi ■ Ul Amy Fox ' Alpha Phi Earn Si .000 per week al home stuffing enve- Congrats on your pea/ling to Matt1 Yea1 You i-.i' partying turn luM begun I love you to death' Ground lo.al Mostly Hall career m Hotel Management lopes1 For information, please send long self found a nice guy' ( Now find one tor your big1 I Love. Xi Love. Bring a frlandlt Internship runs Feb thru mid-Aug La" Kathleen addressed stamped envelope to CJ Enter- Love Ya' Big Cher Christy $5 50 hr lull time Bring resume to Co-op office to get an interview prises. Box 67066C. Cuyahoga Faas. OH Oat Raady Alpha Ph. ■ Alpha Pht ■ Alpha Ph. AZDAZDA^D on Nov 13th (327 2451) 44222 Congrats Aaron Craig. Kevin. Sean and Paul on Alpha Ph( • Alpha Phi • Alpha Ph. The Great American Smokeout 1 Betsey Betas Alpha Phi Bata Alpha Phi Shootout You guys are awesome ■ two years in ttoonttnal CHRIS. CHRIS, JASON, JEFF A RICK Vote for your KING A QUEEN lor the DELTA Gregg Kirbabas ft Rich King a row' Thanks lor a great time' Love. Jem You are the moat awesome big any little could Visit the disptay Nov 14 and Nov 21 1 Congratulations on your offer and it's Jody. Cher A Julie want We have had some great times and I'm You guys did a great job at the Alpha Phi Shoo- at the Union Foyer between 108 2 ZETA - THETA CHI Volleyball Tourney this sure there win be tons more tout' Congratulations for making it to the semi- Pick up a Survival Kit when you turn week at the Education Building 10-4. acceptance lo foin the Wallace Computer Alpha Ph. * Alpha Phi ■ Alpha Phi finals' Service's Team We re all looking Love Little Donna in a partial peck ol cigarettes Would you like to spend Spring Break In New EfcgKim. Love your Alpha Phi Coaches forward to adding you both lo our York CHy to learn about poverty and racism Praise the Lord' I can't behave it's true You are Alpha Phi' Alpha Phi ' Alpha Phi Chenta, Juke. KeHy A Kristi growing Columbus sales office tne best Thanks tor everything Sabnna Duncan is the best &Q there ever could INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE MEN'S SGLS first hand, and also earn 3 hours credit m Eth- Welcome aboard from District 32450 1 nic Studies' For information calf B*ll Thompson Love, U Debbie be I'm so excited about our awesome family BGSU Mom-Dad-Grandpa-Grandma RACOUETBALL • NOV 12. MEN'S WRES- Columbus Wallace Computer Services at UCF Center ■ 352-7534 The cost »»» $Q75 Carty Rentals $700 Close to campus Own room Townhouse iGw Pom &icc StJUft Grcwnd BM> ■ Cut" <*app*l B*av 5*u**;« Grow*! BM i You guys did a great )ob at the Shootout We 1 Listing available for school year 1992-93. HOI P«cp*a t m (>•«• trn ">« Ova Hot ?wcmi Em OMM tin T>w Ovtt ' Cheap Call Mark or Tony at 354-4757 Leave |3tN*«G>M P*a«*» :tr.i S*ix»F-««| l had a super lime and hope you dkJ too mnaaaon (Houses • Apts - Rooms) Alpha Phi Love Your Coaches ■FREE DELIVERY7 , FREE DELIVERY I FREE DELIVERY j FREE DELIVERY9 ■ Office located al 316 E Merry 03 Jenny. Kendra. Melissa. Ally Sublease Spring and or Summer '91 1 per- or phone 352-7365 •352-1539 .352-1539 ■ 352-1539 • 352-1539 m son. 1 bedroom efficiency apl Furnished microwave. $235 mo near campus Call 11616 E. Woo»ter, B.G. Q«H. 11616 E. Wootttr, B.G. 1616 E. Wootttr, B.G ■ 1616 E. Wowttr, B.G. ™ 1 ■ HAVE YOU HEARD??"? oivtq-w «»• iwveuMiiOewOripi | c*vup«i warn mtmn>oewomn | 0K*ii*n> ■»• «x VBU m cm dm 352 2651 or 1 633 2876 SUBLEASERS NEEDED. 2BR 2Bath Frazee 1 R E MANAGEMENT apt Close to campus $ 1 50 month Give us a has its fryer ready for Ihe 10" DELUXE D 12" DELUXE H 14" DELUXE H 10" TRIPLE Long Island call 352-0579 1992-93 School Year Wanted: Subleaser for Spring 1992 House. ready and wafting for you to pick-up1 ONE 10" DELUXE ONE 12" DELUXE ONE 14" DELUXE THREE-10" located across Irom campus on Wooster Rent •CVMCMCluDU negotiable CaH 353 6827 leave message STOP IN TOOAY' «tn <*W» w«* &••• 'mm* Setiuo* Ox** ONE ITEM PIZZAS 113 Railroad Street Iced Ted (NexltoKinkos) $C25 $■750 $1050 i $10 50 HELP WANTED 352-9302 Houses and Apartments close lo campus ELECTRICIANS For Summer 1992 and 1992-93 ■FREE DELIVERY5 |FREE DELIVERY ___ ,FREE DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY School Year 1 267-3341 1 Men and Women ) J352-1539 ■ 352-1539 91 .352-1539 352-1539 The Toledo Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and n Sublease 1 bedroom apl mB.G Immediate or i1616E. Woofter, B.G. ■ 1616 E. Wooster, B.G. *^ ' 11616 E. Woottar, B.G. 1616 E. Woottar, B.G. Training Committee will be accepting applica- 1 2nd Semester posession $385 plus electric -.'- i -:-« saw wot fM *tm :-+' oe*n | y-'i^n IOOI *ai HM en On* oe*n | 0"*>Li»m oaai MM *MM «•> oaw onm orvtuww tmm m rlt?«J jomt bo«b wK«') «xf€r;c^ces ***** *f m, yr«c«ry f t«rt, Attention Graduating Seniors! ** lit r;^k •** 1Kt sK«« *t*»e. Exciting Sales Opportunities available s i n i with Detroit publishing company -**>** Gale Research, Inc., a major publisher of reference books lor libraries ond businesses worictwide, is seeking energetic, highly motivated indrviduoh with o drive lo succeed and the desire to jo-n a dynorrvc, growth-orienled company We offer the right individual ihe opportunity to* l> Work wrfh a professional ck'enteU 9* Develop existing accounts ond new business ► Co* ma defined territory ► Seal a broad range of new ond established product 5:15 by J.A. 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