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Tuesday, October 13, 1992 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 75, Issue 35
Weather V.P. candidates' turn is tonight
by Robert Naylor Jr. The Associated Press The No. 2s are set to meet just two days after Bush, Bill Clinton and Ross Perot faced off in St. Louis in the first of three presidential debates. All sides claim a victory ATLANTA - The presidential campaign spot- Because the polls show Bush trailing badly be- light now shifts to Dan Quayle, Al Gore and James hind Clinton, "Quayle has got to think about his Stockdale as the three running mates square off own political future," said Erwin Hargrove, a polit- after Sunday's debate for their only debate. ical science professor at Vanderbilt University. For Quayle, the showdown tonight in Atlanta For Quayle, the debate also represents an oppor- by David Espo could be especially critical. Not only is President tunity to redeem himself from what he concedes The Associated Press Bush in dire need of a campaign lift, but, if the was a miserable performance in 1988, especially Bush-Quay le ticket loses in November, this may be his ill-conceived attempt to compare himself to Goodbye, Mr. Sunshine: the vice president's last showcase opportunity for John F. Kennedy when debating Sen. Lloyd Bent- Bill Clinton said Monday, "We held our own," in the first of Today, mostly sunny in a long while to bolster his chances for a run at the sen of Texas. three presidential debates. President Bush said, "I think I did the morning. Increasing top job in 1996. Two weeks ago he said, "I desperately want to OK," but some aides said he had missed chances to confront his cloudiness in the afternoon. Gore, too, could have more than just top-of-the- debate." challenger vigorously. High in the mid-SOs. South- ticket interests at stake, since he also is a regarded "There are two big events for the vice president The Bush and Clinton camps agreed Ross Perot had helped his west winds 10 to 15 mph. a presidential prospect. The debate outcome likely this campaign season," said Quayle spokesman cause. The polls indicated the 90-minute confrontation had done Tonight, mostly cloudy with is not so pivotal for his own career. Regardless of David Beckwith. "One was the speech at the con- a slight chance of showers. what happens in November, he will have a strong See Debate aftermath, page three. Low in the lower 40s. political power base. See Veep, page three. Chance of rain 30 percent. Wednesday, cloudy early with a slight chance of Looking For A Bit Of Magic showers, then partly cloudy. High in the mid-60s. Chance 'A model of of rain 30 percent.
Inside The News what we want
Heroorvillian?: As the 500th anniversary in a teacher' of Christopher Columbus' voyage to America passes, ues, since the recom- college students in Bowling Doherty named tZmendation came from his de- Green and nationwide are partment. re-evaluating what they Distinguished A number of Doherty's col- learned in grade school leagues expressed pleasure with about the explorer. Professor the selection. J See pages four and five. by Michael Zawackl Charles Cranny, professor of faculty reporter psychology and department On Campus chairman, said he is delighted Doherty received the award and Michael Doherty admits he's he believes it is deserved. Check your mailboxes: somewhat embarrassed about be- The BG News will be ing awarded the University's "Michael is a model of what we seeking students' opinions highest teaching honor, consider- want in a teacher at this Univer- during the coming weeks by ing many other people are de- sity," Cranny said. "He's well conducting a random survey serving of such qualified to hold the title." of University students. an honor. He's Doherty was involved with not embar- creating the psychology doctoral Five hundred survey raised, program and is active in forms have been sent out to however, to research recognized in both the students' on and off- campus promote his national and international psy- mailboxes. Students are profession. chology communities. asked to complete the form "Where else as soon as possible and re- in life can you "He is enormously know- turn it through campus mail spend all of ledgeable on the current state of to The BG News' office. your time psychology," psychology profes- Students may also hand- around smart Doherty sor Clifford Mynatt said. deliver the form if they pre- young people?" the University Doherty is also actively in- fer. psychology professor asked. "It volved in teaching a variety of Results of the survey will is rewarding both emotionally courses including introductory be printed in upcoming is- and intellectually." psychology to cognitive psychol- sues of The News. Doherty was named a Distin- ogy. Doherty also teaches honors guished University Professor by classes at both the undergradu- the Board of Trustees at its Fri- ate and graduate level. day meeting. He becomes the Mynatt said Doherty is dis- 12th University professor to proof to the claim a dedicated Outside Campus receive the high honor and the researcher cannot be a good The BG New>/John DcLiRou third within the psychology de- teacher. Egypt quake kills 318: partment. "Just because you're an out- CAIRO, Egypt - A strong Looking at crystal pendants, sophomore biology major Melanie Lee browses through the display set According to Doherty, being standing researcher doesn't earthquake near Cairo tum- up by Shaman's Goods on the steps of the Education Building Monday afternoon. The display will be named Distinguished University mean you can't be a good teach- bled buildings and sent ter- open until S p.m. today. Professor is an assessment of his er," Mynatt said. "Mike is out- rified people stampeding performance by his own col- standing at both." over one another Monday, and the government report- ed 318 dead and 3,192 in- jured. Nobel Prize presented A mother and her son Student center marks were found in a the rubble of Two Americans win coveted award a building seven hours after the mid-afternoon earth- for finding process linked to cancer quake. its silver anniversary Many of the dead were byLennartSimc-nsson trampled to death, including The Associated Press more than 100 children in by Cynthia Prada Organization as well as past and current em- schools in the Cairo area, classified staff reporter ployees of the center were honored during a said Maj. Gen. Rida Abdel- STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Two Americans shared the Nobel Prize in recognition program. Some of the honorees Aziz, an assistant interior medicine Monday for discovering a basic process in human cells that were Dorcas Nyakana, Tom and Ellen Beers and minister. is linked to cancer and rejection of transplanted organs. The Hazel H. Smith Off-Campus Student Robert Pruger. Dr. Edwin Krebs, 74, and Edmond Fischer, 72, who has dual Swiss- Center celebrated its 25th anniversary Saturday On hand was Coleen Smith Palmer, daughter Children died in stam- American nationality, were awarded the $1.2 million prize for their with a day full of art, original readings, food and of the center's founder. Palmer presented the pedes out of swaying research on "reversible protein phosphorylation." a scholarship and recognition program. $300 Hazel Smith Scholarship to University stu- schools and rescuers strug- "It is one of the most important [chemical] reactions by which cells Sue Wltschi, director of the center, said she dent Diane Hilker. gled into the night to dig are turned on and off," Fisher told The Associated Press in an inter- was pleased the anniversary could be incorpor- survivors from debris. view from his home in Seattle. "Tens of thousands of reactions in the ated into the University Homecoming activities. Hilker, a resident of Bowling Green who plans cell can be regulated. It's Involved in every aspect of cell growth, "The celebration [coincided] with the BGSU to graduate in December, was selected because proliferation, differentiation." Homecoming so visiting alumni [were] able to of her contribution to furthering commuter stu- Fischer and Krebs, who are senior researchers at the University of participate with current students in activities dents' Interests and promoting the center during Lottery Washington, began working together in the 1950s. which will bring the past, present and future the previous year, Witschi said. They discovered an important class of enzymes called protein kin users together," she said. Hilker worked as the center's public relations CLEVELAND - Here are ases. These enzymes turn on essential biological functions inside the One of the goals of the event was to create a intern this summer and said she is very grateful Monday night's Ohio Lottery cell through activation of proteins. Other enzymes called phospha- record of programs the center has been in- for the award. selections: tases regulate deacti vation. volved with during the past quarter century. "As a single mother of six, anything help*," Pick 3 Numbers: 1-3-6 The work by Fischer and Krebs has helped scientists understand Poster boards were hung in the main lounge she said. "I'm very pleased not only with the Pick 4 Numbers: 8-2-2-8 how the drug cyclosporin prevents the rejection of transplanted or- commemorating different eras and alumni were scholarship but also with the experience I've gans, and why certain cancers and allergies develop. invited to write down their past experiences at gained through my internship there. It's a great The Super Lotto jackpot is "It absolutely can lead the trail to a cure for cancer," said Fischer. the center. organization." $12 million. The Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institute announced the Witschi said people are encouraged to write Following the recognition ceremony creative winners before it could reach them by telephone, so Krebs and Fis- their memories down and send them to the writing students, Interested alumni and faculty cher heard the news from the U.S. media center at 105 D Moseley Hall in care of her so presented their various original works through- Compiled from stuff and Krebs was at home on the Columbus Day holiday, but did not get they can continue to catalog Its history. out the evening. Bound copies of the writings wire reports. the message for five hours because he is partially deaf and did not Past officers of the Commuter Off-Campus will be on sale In the study lounge of the. center. hear his telephone ringing. Opinion page two The BG News Tuesday, October 13, 1992
Distributee by Tribune Media Sei The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR- IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN CLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG Newt Regents' proposals harmful Plan to centralize could hurt University's reputation Next, let's move all the dorms to calls for." Kent State and all the cafeterias to But that's not the end of it. Miami University. The Board of Regents also wants, ac- flltfeR-OfeCK W$8k%m RUWW The Ohio Board of Regents had a cording to the report, to make only two good idea. Let's make a study and do comprehensive research institutions in some recommendations about higher Ohio: one at the University of Cincin- education, they said. Let's try to make it nati and one at The Ohio State Universi- work better, so that everyone -- from ty. students to the state - benefits. What does this mean? Once again, So they did a report. And it was good. there's no glossary of terms at the end The 63-page report, "Managing for the of the report to define "comprehensive Of petty politics, poetic Future," is full of general and specific research institution." guidelines so that schools can deliver Would only UC and OSU get funding better education for less money -- more for research? Not likely. The report bang for the tuition and tax bucks, so to also suggests the establishment of prose and President Paul speak. "selected centers of research strength The good ideas in the plan are pretty on other university campuses [e.g., po- MORE CAMPUS MAIL Luther King, Jr.'s birthday. Now good: lymer sciences at the University of Ak- CARRRRGH!): we have a major motion picture "i Increase the participation and a- ron]." But could schools other than UC There is really nothing quite Scott DeKatch lauding Columbus the explorer chievement of economically disadvan- and OSU be hurt by not being "compre- like campus mail. Last week, I and Spike Lee is taking unwar- taged and minority students at each col- hensive research institutions"? Very got a letter from a disgruntled ranted criticism for his film bio- lege and university possibly. young fascist who was emotiona- graphy of Malcolm X that hasn't "i Cutting costs through elimination "If [UC and OSU] were officially lly wounded by my last column. even been released yet. Call me of such things as duplicated academic named such I'd be about certain there'd He sent the column too, after stupid, but the bimbo who programs at branch campuses or priva- be more money floating to those two loading it with a ton of rude thought he discovered a quick tizing campus operations whenever ap- schools," Barber said. "For the rest of comments written in red ink. route to Asia gets a holiday and a propriate the state schools, there'd be increasing I corrected his spelling errors movie while the murdered cata- (there were no less than 25) and lyst for some of this nation's "i Require regional collaboration difficulty to get [the] OK ... for doctoral sent them back. Then I thumbed most progressive change gets a when it's appropriate among schools programs and research initiation." my nose in his general direction. raw deal. But two of the proposals weren't so What does that mean for the stu- ITS A POLITICAL WORLD: AH, THE LOVELY AUTUMN good. And they have the Board of dents? It might possibly mean a degree So Brian Young, fearless LEAVES: Trustees here at the University kind of from BG could be worth less than a de- owner of Young's Newsstand, "/ believe Lee Harvey Oswald A cold wind blows our souls worried, as well they should be. gree from UC or OSU. If only those two wants to debate Jack "thanks, but acted alone." into being. The leaves turn red, Proposed in the Board of Regents re- schools are going to count in Board of no thanks" Hartman and Hart- Let's say they actually debate yellow and fall to the hard Oc- port is the idea that all higher education Regents' eyes, then what about the real man is backing down? This is the and Young makes a killing. He'd tober ground, covering the dirt in Ohio should become more central- world? Will employers and companies guy telling us we've been "Voin- be a great write-in candidate. He and pollution. It's football weath- ized, with more power given to - guess look down on the BG degree as inferior, oviched." Looks like Young got could even play some sax on "Ar- er. It's tailgating weather. There who? -- the Board of Regents. because the state has as well? No one, at "Bushed." senio." is nothing like getting crocked at Ooops! So sorry. I forgot, Bush some stadium parking lot, watch- The report recommends the Ohio this point, can say. finally did show up and debate General Assembly authorize the Ohio The University Trustees have adopt- "Every year we take a ing a football game and puking on and what a great job he did. Let's the people in front of you. Trust Board of Regents be given all sorts of ed an official resolution opposing those go get those lawsuit-happy peo- holiday to celebrate me. powers that have traditionally belonged two key points in the Task Force plan. ple who are driving up medical Columbus' landing in America BUDGETS, BEDKNOBS AND to the trustees of each school, such as The trustees at Kent State University costs with malpractice suits. Who BROOMSTICKS: the ability to set admissions standards have adopted a resolution similar to cares if a doctor messes up now when same states have a Alright. Here's an idea that can or decertify programs that are dupli- ours. The University of Toledo, Ohio and then and his/her patient hard time even recognizing increase Paul Olscamp's popu- cated at other schools. University and Miami University also can't function the same way? larity, bring international rek- So the Board of Regents down there share essentially the same view as Way to go, Prez. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s nown to the University and in Columbus would have the power to Bowling Green and intend to send their Back to the idea of a birthday." maybe some cash. Young/Hartman debate. I think it At PJO's next birthday party, tell any state school in Ohio who they own formal complaints to the State- would be great for the communi- can let in and what certified programs house. let's get CNN there. We'U hire a ty. Just picture it: Wes Hoffman Marilyn Monroe look-alike to they can have or not. So where does this leave us? grilling chicken (like so many ROCK AND ROLL, MAN: sing a throaty "Happy birthday, Or at least that's what the report The University, the Trustees and times this past summer). College If Bill Clinton is elected, I think mister pres-i-dent." Then we get maybe says. numerous other state schools across Republicans acting like gestapo he should start a band. I mean, some looney with a starter's pis- "They don't make it clear what they Ohio may be just hysterical. Perhaps security guards, College Demo- the President of the United tol to fire shots at President Paul. mean," complained Lester Barber, ex- there is no danger; the report is vague crats wearing Harry Truman States Is a very powerful man Of course, Olscamp will know ecutive assistant to the president. "The on specifics. There may be other ways masks and yelling, "Four more and music is the universal lan- about this and activate the fake report is rather ambiguous. If we as- to read into the Regents' statements. beers!" It would be beautiful. guage. Picture Bill and his back- blood pellets in his shirt pocket. sume the worst case interpretation of But if not, then the danger to the aca- "Admit it. Young, you've been ing band, The Cabinet, rocking Then we get Ohio's favorite son the document - and I think we have to demic programs at state-assisted Voinoviched." the U.N. to some old Fleetwood Luke Perry to "rescue" Olscamp. at this point -- then that is what the plan schools is very real. "I have never been Voinovi- Mac tune. ched ... well, at least never on a Aw, come on ... if Lee Atwater By that time, word will reach first date." could play the blues, why not? Columbus, where Governor "Come on, Brian, you're really WELCOME TO THE OCCU- George V. Voinovich will proba- making my campaign look bad." PATION: bly be nestled snug in his bed Fee hike could be put to better use It would be even better if Well, Columbus Day has come with his favorite teddy bear. someone like CNN's Bernard and gone. I find it hard to cele- The phone will ring. The BG News: Shaw or ABC's Sam Donaldson brate, however (even though I "Wha... hello?" I would like to address an issue funding the operation of the cility which I will never even set could mediate the event. always send a Columbus Day "There's a riot at Bowling which has become a sore spot for Fleldhouse. foot in. "Mr. Hartman, first let me tell card home to Mom), being that Green." many students on this campus - As a graduating senior working I have the strong feeling that I you I think you look like a walk- Columbus discovered nothing. "Call the guard!" the Falcon Fleldhouse. 32 hours a week to pay for my am not alone in my opposition to ing billboard with that 'Hartman See, he bought maps from Moors "But sir, remember Kent I have been opposed to the education, I will probably never the increase in our general fee to for Senate' t-shirt." who told him he couldn't reach State." building of this facility from the even SEE the inside of BGSU's fund the Falcon Fieldhouse. Un- "Thank you, Sam. Y'know, I Asia by sailing West because "Damnit, who is the governor start, even to the point of signing newest building. Budget cuts and fortunately, however. President think it's really unfair the way there was a continent in the way. here? Call the guard." a petition against it last semes- reductions are being made ever- Paul Olscamp's mighty voice has ABC is giving my opponent more Columbus was a boob. But So the guard offs a few stu- ter. Needless to say, I was out- ywhere - couldn't this extra $25 once again been heard. attention than me." every year we take a holiday to dents, Voinovich is forced to re- raged to when I discovered that, per student be put to better use?! "Mr. Young, what exactly are celebrate his landing in America sign in shame and all our prob- effective in January, our general I would rather have this money to Melissa Hammon your thoughts on the death of when some states have a hard lems are solved. fee will be raised 9 percent ($25) put toward my books for spring Senior Superman?" time even recognizing Martin To dream. primarily for the purpose of semester than use it to fund a fa- English education Apocalypservice Jennifer L. Sader & Mike Martone School political groups to debate issues
The BG News: This letter concerns the up- indecision and dissatisfaction campaign for him. Bush has coming debate between the Col- with the current administration. about a dozen doing the exact op- lege Republicans and College It is also an election which has posite." Democrats which will be held been ruled by the liberal media, Come with an open mind to this Thursday, Oct. 15 at 8:00 which tells you what they want hear the platforms of both candi- p.m. in Kreischer Quadrangle's you to know. dates, find the answers to the cafeteria. The election of the president is questions you've always wanted It will be a three-on-three de- a grave decision which must be to know and finally make a de- bate with one moderator. Most made based upon information cision based upon what you have importantly, questions will be and intelligent reasoning and de- learned, not what you haven't taken from the audience. duction, not on such nonsense as been told. I encourage all to come and a College Democrat reason, such take part in the debate; come to as, vote for Clinton because "He Kelly Sibert hear the facts. This year's presi- has hundreds of BGSU students College Republican USG rep- dential campaign is plagued with running a high road, issue-based resentative Local Tuesday, October 13, 1992 The BG News page three Program to help needy pay bills blotter CJ ■ / I / n Scott E. Hall. 29,2 Tontogany, was cited for possession of mari- Local Salvation Army, city set up fund to assist utility customers juana Friday on Dill Avenue. Ac- cording to the police report, Hall by Chris Hawley was pulled over by an officer be- local government reporter Green area chapter allocated $7,000 for utili- He emphasized the Salvation Army aid cause his taillights were not ties aid and spent $3,000 in one month assist- would only be given to needy customers who working properly. The officer ing delinquent utilities customers. have approached other local aid agencies noticed several unopened cans of A new donation program approved by the "I can assure you, the need is here," Un- and have been turned down for help. beer in Hall's pickup truck and Bowling Green Board of Public Utilities holz told the board. In other business, the board approved a asked him to step out of the vehi- Monday night may soon team the Salvation Public Utilities Director Daryl Stockbur- request for an additional $60,000 to cover u- cle. Hall stepped out of the vehi- Army and the city in providing emergency ger said about $1 million in utility bills are tilities division costs through the end of cle carrying a lunchbox, which funds for utility customers who cannot pay late or delinquent each year. 1992. the officer asked to see. Hall their bills. Unholz said the Salvation Army operates Stockburger said the extra funds are consented to the search and the security guard at bay with the Under the program, which next goes up similar donation programs with Toledo needed because customer consumption of u- officer found what was believed Mace. When the officer asked for approval by City Council, Salvation Edison and Columbia Gas, but added the tilities is lower than expected this year, to have been marijuana inside Burton repeatedly to put the Army donation envelopes would be bundled Bowling Green program would be the organ- while maintenance and rain water control the lunchbox. Mace down, he refused and with municipal electric bills sent to the city's ization's first such agreement with a muni- costs have been high due to storms. O An employee of a local sprayed the officer in the face. 12,000 home and business customers. cipal electric company. beverage store reported two Burton was incarcerated in the Funds donated to the "Muni-pal" program "This could be a groundbreaking propos- He predicted a need for a 3 to S percent males in a blue foreign car stole a Wood County Justice Center on would be used to help pay bills of customers al," he said. rate hike in 1993, the first such increase case of beer from a truck making $17,500 bond. who have received electricity shut-off no- Unholz said surplus funds raised by the since 1987. a delivery Thursday, police re- 3 Brian D. Poe, 23, Findlay, tices before the months in which they are el- donation program would be released every Stockburger also said the wastewater ported. was cited for open container Sat- igible for state aid. Sept. 30 and used to aid municipal electric treatment plant's reserve funds have de- O A resident of South Summit urday in a municipal parking lot, Salvation Army representative Ernie Un- customers with housing, food and clothing creased by $160,000, due at least in part to Street reported a man wearing no police reported. holz said in 1991 his organization's Bowling needs. increased maintenance costs. pants was standing on her second floor balcony Thursday, police O Todd J. Boney, 23, North Bal- said. timore, was cited for littering on O Matthew J. Royka, 22, Fair- private property Saturday. Ac- Jobs Fair offers other options to students port, N.Y., was cited for disorder- cording to police, Boney was ob- ly conduct Friday. According to served drinking from a beer bot- police, Royka, who had been tle and then throwing the bottle by Sharl L. Veleba ing at different options and ex- Karen Thompson, the UCF co- drinking, allegedly stole pump- on a lawn on East Wooster Street. campus reporter ploring these options," said Tom ordinator of the event, said about kins from Campus Pollyeye's, O Stanley C. Halhober, 24, Per- Gorman, a fair coordinator from "This is a good opportunity 10 organizations will be at the 440 E. Court St., and fled the rysburg, was cited for disorderly St. Thomas More Parish. United for students - high school fair, and literature from 30 other scene. He then reportedly gave conduct Saturday for urinating An Experience in Global Christian Fellowship is a co- groups will be available. up trying to outrun officers and behind a building on East Woos- Change and Social Service Jobs sponsor for the event. or college - who don't know attempted to fool them by lying ter Street. According to police, Fair will take place Wednesday what they want to do yet." "Most organizations are not of under a tree on Ridge Street and the man told the arresting officer in the Community Suite of the Bob Sadowski, a senior public pretending he was asleep. relations major and volunteer Bob Sadowski, volunteer the size where they can go and he "should have found someplace University "l Charges are pending against better to go to the bathroom." Student Union. publicist of the event, said the recruit people," Thompson said. publicist of jobs fair "This seemed like a way to cross- a 15-year-old boy who went to a O Eric L Slater, 31, 128 W. Sponsored by fair is targeted toward students Bowling Green High School foot- who are unsure of their goals in fertilize people and opportuni- Evers St. Apt. A, was arrested for United Campus ball game intoxicated Friday. DUI and failure to maintain an Ministries, the life. ties." Volunteer jobs within the According to the police report, assured clear distance Saturday third annual various groups can allow the boy's condition was brought workers to spend six, nine, 12 or on East Wooster Street, police fair will pro- "This is a good opportunity for Peace Corps, Christian Appala- to the attention of officers after said. vide college students - high school or college chian Project, Advocates .'or Ba- 18 months in an inner-city, rural the juvenile fell down a flight of or possibly international setting 3 Frank P. Nagy, 25, Mayfield and high school - who don't know what they want sic Legal Equality and Lutheran stairs in the stands. His blood al- Heights, was cited for open con- working on environmental is- students with to do yet," he said. Volunteer Corps, among others. cohol content was .218 percent. tainer and theft of a $5 plastic Gorman sues, children's concerns and information O Adam J. Burton, 23, 128 S. pitcher Sunday. According to the about vol - Several organizations will be "The organizations are always other areas of need. Stipends are College Dr., was arrested for granted, and room and board are police report, Nagy was standing unteer and non-profit service or- represented at the fair, which very enthusiastic, and we have felonious assault Friday for outside Club S.O.P., 176 E. Woos- ganizations. will take place from 10 am. to 3 had many students join up with typically provided, Thompson spraying Mace in a Bowling said. ter St., and was seen receiving a "The fair is for students look- p.m. These groups include the them," Gorman said. Green city police officer's face in pitcher of beer from people on the emergency room lobby of the the patio of the nightclub. Veep Wood County Hospital. Accord- O Barry L Dutton, 21, Ontario, ing to the police report, police Canada, was cited for open con- Continued from page one. were called to the scene because tainer Sunday on South Enter- Burton was holding the hospital prise Street, police reported. vention. He knocked that one "state the affirmative message he regards as radical ideas in Stockdale could somehow finish over the fence. This is the other of what a Clinton-Gore adminis- Gore's best-selling book, "Earth the debate looking silly and unin- one." tration would be like, make the in the Balance." formed or with his prestige as a Mark Gearan, Gore's campaign case for change and reflect over "Certainly we have prepared scholar tarnished. TAKE IHE KEYS. manager, said Quayle is "a pretty the past four years," which he for that," Gearan said. competent debater" and after said has resulted in "the worst Stockdale, a retired vice admi- "It's a little intimidating," said CALL A CAB "all the comic stuff of the last economic performance since ral and former prisoner of war, Stockdale, a senior research fel- four years, punditude will dub Herbert Hoover." has been on the sidelines during low at the Hoover Institution at 1AKE A STAND. him the winner" if the vice Quayle likely will poke at the the pre-debate posturing. He, his Stanford University. president turns in an adequate Democrat's environmental family and his friends appear performance. stands. The vice president has concerned that because of his Gore's job, said Gearan, is to sought to make an issue of what lack of political experience. Debate aftermath - ,*enede,, j Continued from page one. °* little to alter the trend in the get Director Richard Darman polls, measured Clinton's lead race for the White House. and chief White House economist nationwide in double digits. ABC ■ "In the last four years, there Michael Boskin would be re- said 89 percent of those who had has been a decline ... in the whole placed for a second Bush term. supported Clinton maintained ■ United States of America, a de- GOP officials drew attention to a their allegiance. Bush kept 83 cline of 35,000 jobs in private in- speech planned for Wednesday percent of his support and Perot dustry," Clinton said in South by White House Chief of Staff 80 percent Pa bs Philadelphia James A Baker III on an eco- White House spokesman Mar- *ta & Su Bush also campaigned in Penn- nomic revitalization program lin Fitzwater said, "Everyone 1 sylvania. 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DAILY * COUPONS WORTH SAVING Columbus Day page four The BG News Tuesday, October 13, 1992 Columbus remembered, vilified Protests by John Williams Palmer, co-director of the center. mark the College Press Service "It was an historically "We felt there was a need to question the history we've holiday in important event But do you learned about Christopher Five hundred years after the honor someone Ike this? I Columbus. With the 500th year of fact, Christopher Columbus is on Columbus arriving here, and Columbus trial as college students and fac- say no." with so many mixed messages ulty revisit his landing in the Car- about what Columbus did, it was by Deb Martin ibbean and view it not only as a )ack Weatherford, professor of anthropology an educational way for attorneys The Associated Press journey of discovery, but an to discuss the matter." event that introduced slavery, at Macalester College violence and bigotry to the Hero or Villain? Columbus was "indicted" last COLUMBUS - American Western Hemisphere. spring by a grand jury. The trial Indians Monday walked to a What was supposed to be a available to Aristotle, and this led was conducted in September. replica of the Santa Maria celebration of the quincentennial [Columbus] to error," Manches- Columbus was played by a where a leader proclaimed of Columbus' landing in the New On the 500th anniversary of ter wrote. "Holding that land was professional actor hired from the to the world: "We're still World is being revised as college Columbus' discovery, university heavier than water, and that the Minneapolis area; the attorneys here. This is still our land." communities question the role communities are debating the masses of each must balance, he and judges were dressed in cloth- About 100 people demon- Columbus played in the dis- explorer's positive and negative had inferred that the distance be- ing from the 15th century. strated next to the 98-foot, covery itself and the aftermath impact on the Americas. tween the Iberian peninsula and Both the prosecutors and de- full-scale model of Chris- of slavery, disease and intoler- the Indian subcontinent could be fense attorneys had equal access topher Columbus' ship, ance that marked the paths of as great, and that, consequently, to scholarly works from the 14th docked in the Sdoto River European explorers in the 15th there was no land between them and 15th centuries, Columbus' downtown in the largest and 16th centuries. - that is, no North or South diaries and Spanish law resear- city in the world named for In a forum that demonstrates America." ched by University of Minnesota the explorer. the depth of the controversy, the Jack Weatherford, a professor law students. A panel of 12 jurors The demonstration was University of Minnesota's Hu- of anthropology at Macalester was picked, including a law stu- one of several events in man Rights Center recently College in St. Paul, Minn., gives dent, high school students, Ohio in observance of sponsored a mock trial, charging as the University of California at corn, sweet potatoes and peanuts, credit to Columbus for at least teachers from the Minneapol- Columbus Day, the 500th Columbus with slavery, torture, Berkeley have included move- as well as providing new ways of doing something no one else had is -St Paul area, artists and an Ita- anniversary of Columbus' murder, forced labor, kidnap- ments to rename Columbus Day doing things - "alternatives to done before. lian native. maiden voyage to the New ping, violence and robbery, gen- as "Indigenous Peoples Day" to Old World absolutism," Kuhn "He was the first to cross the "In many ways our country World. ocide, rape and international ter- honor Native Americans rather said. In that sense, Native Amer- high seas and return. That estab- was on trial," Fairbanks said. Participants knelt in rorism. than the explorer. icans have contributed greatly to lished permanent contact, and "Columbus was one man doing front of a walkway leading The verdict: guilty on all But some don't believe Colum- world progress and should share that contact has never been what he did. It is this nation that to the Santa Maria They counts except genocide, rape and bus' contributions were all that in the commemoration. broken since," he said. "It was an made him a hero. They are per- sang, beat a drum and chan- international terrorism. The sen- bad. "We understand that there are historically important event. But petuating a myth." ted "Ain't nothing but a tence: 350 years of community Columbus opened the door to those who don't agree. The Quin- do you honor someone like this? I Many Native Americans be- slave ship," but they did not service to educate people about the age of exploration and helped centenary Commission will be say no." lieve paying special tribute to the try to board it. Columbus' true deeds. forge a union between the Old inclusive of all thoughts and The United States has honored 500th anniversary is a double Police officers stood in The trial, which incorporated and New Worlds that led to tre- points of view in order to pro- Columbus for about ISO years, he travesty. Native Americans were front of the walkway during practicing attorneys and a Native mendous social and political mote a dialogue," Kuhn said. He said. Despite studies that suggest already in North and South the 15-minute demon- American judge, was based on changes, according to Jim Kuhn, noted the commission met in the first European to reach North America when Columbus ar- stration. There were no applicable Spanish law of the executive director of the Chris- Santa Fe, N.M., in May 1990 to America may have been Leif rived, and many are upset a day confrontations. 15th and 16th centuries. topher Columbus Quincentenary hear the views of Native Ameri- Ericson, it was the author Wash- is commemorated to a man who "When this boat leaves, "The whole purpose wasn't to Jubilee Commission in Washing- cans about the commission's ington Irving (1783-1859) who enslaved their people. and I hope it does soon I go out and convict him. The pur- ton, D.C. plans for commemorating the created the myth of Columbus, "Christopher Columbus repre- hope it will carry the mes- pose was to present a forum in a Columbus' voyage may have 500th anniversary. Weatherford said. Irving wrote a sents to most Native Americans sage that Indians are peo- courtroom setting," said Dee been only an encounter with Generations of American four-book biography about the idea that the holiday is a ple, too," speaker John San- Fairbanks, a Native American Native Americans who were in schoolchildren have learned Columbus. With the books, the waste of time," said Richard chez said. tribal judge who was a prosecut- the Americas centuries before Columbus "sailed the ocean blue United States had a new hero. Frederick, a tribal judge for the "We come in peace and ing attorney in the case. "Our In- his arrival, but Europeans in 1492," and perhaps know his Now, on the 500th anniversary Chippewa Indians at Turtle ask you to listen to us," he dian children have had to grow viewed it as a true discovery, first landing in the Dominican of the landing, Columbus is being Mountain Reservation in North said. "We're still here. This up with the myth and falsehoods. Kuhn said. Republic was, in essence, a mis- rethought, not as a hero, but cast Dakota. "He did something that is still our land." Right now, it is so important to The discovery of the New take. He thought he had arrived in some cases as a cultural the American Indian had already Visitors touring the boat our children to get positive mes- World eventually led the way for in India. villain. accomplished. We were already watched from the railings. sages out about their heritage." the worldwide distribution and His errors, historian William The mock trial at the Universi- here. It is not such a big day. And "It was scary, I thought Actions at other schools such growth of staple crops such as Manchester wrote in "A World ty of Minnesota was the culmina- finding out Indians were made they were coming on the Lit Only By Fire," were based on tion of a year-long program at the slaves is making us mad." ship for a moment,'' said ancient Greek philosopher Aris- school's Human Rights Center. Weatherford wrote a news- Sherl DeLong of Fort ["'''MliliWii; totle's own mistakes. "It was a good forum on differ- paper article in 1988 stating Worth, Texas. "The existence of India and ing perspectives of history to Columbus Day should be aboli- Spain was known to Athens. discuss the issue. We thought it shed. Since then, the professor However, few other geograph- would be a good educational pro- said he has been branded as an SeeCotun+u«,pajeft««. I WELCOME TO B.G.S.U. ical or scientific facts were gram," said Krisi Rudelius- "anti-Columbus" expert. 1992-93 INCOMING NATIONAL STUDENT Congratulations NATIONAL EXCHANGERS STUDENT We're Glad You're Here! W CAFE EXCHANGE r> Ted Grambo Next Info. Session: Friday, October 16th BG News f^OPEN MIC NIGHT^l 1:30 p.m. L All acts encouraged A Faculty Lounge - 2nd Floor, Union Salesp erson of the Week ^^ Hosted by Jim Wintersteller & User Friendly ^ffl Oc Contact Sue Young, 372-2451 for more info. ober 5-9,1992 104 S. MAIN 353-0988
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Columbus Columbus' heroism questioned Continued from page four. Northeast Ohio was held about half a block away. Deborah Horseman of Gahanna A few participants in the fes- is tantamount to denying 500 watched the demonstration from tival carried signs along the par- Speakers claim years of history." the dock landing. ade route, but the protests were "I must ask those who wish to celebrate Columbus, to stand Muego suggested moving the "I don't really 'Jiink Christoph- largely ignored. One of the signs explorer root of focus of the celebration away er Columbus is tc blame for eve- called Columbus the "father of fop one moment in my history and ask the question I ask - from excessive cheerleading and rything," she said. "But this real- genocide." racial struggles - to see through my eyes the horror ol the last 500 years." taking a real examination of ly is bringing the problems of the Howard Ellis, a professor of Columbus' legacy of brutality American Indian out in the Indian history at Lorain County Robert Perry, ethnic studies department chairman and exploitation of the land he is open." Community College, said Ameri- by Todd Kleismit credited for discovering. The demonstrators earlier held can Indians, not Columbus, have contributing reporter a service of mourning in Bicen- been the focus of the 500th an- "I think it's important that we, tennial Park, about two blocks niversary. as a people, become critical thin- from the Santa Maria. Five centuries after his cele- searched for their true meaning "We wrestle not against flesh kers," said panelist Christopher Organizers of the demon- "It's not so much to set the re- brated voyage to the "New of the legacy of Columbus' dis- and blood, so what do we wrestle Smitherman, Bromfield Hall stration said they also considered cord straight, but I hope it sets World," Christopher Columbus covery of America. against?" Kafele asked. "Death, manager. "I would say that gathering outside the gates of the American history books has come under a re-examination disease and destruction, lies, Christopher Columbus is my AmeriFlora '92 during closing straight," he said during the fes- by many today who believe the Perry outlined the struggles of hypocrisy, wickedness, deceit- enemy. Today 1 tried to go to the ceremonies, which were sched- tival in Cleveland. "It's lying by legacy he brought to America several ethnic minorities in the fulness - all characteristics of post office ... the post office was uled for the late afternoon. omission, starting with the was not one that should be cele- 500 years since Columbus first the white society or characteris- closed in reverence of Columbus Groups opposed to celebra- Europeans and the Puritans. It's brated, but one that sowed the set foot in the New World. Perry tics of the devil? White society Day. As a critical thinker, what tions of Columbus' voyage dem- not that they weren't important. seeds of racism and exploitation. and the panelists asked those in collectively as a group has exactly are they celebrating? onstrated when the botanical But there were civilizations here These ideas were presented attendance to reassess what portrayed nothing but devilish They're celebrating the massa- theme park opened in April. long before any of them came." Monday evening in the Universi- Columbus Day really means, not behavior to all non-white people cre of people of color. As a AmeriFlora was the largest event ty Union's Community Suite as just to white Americans, but to ... What we, as non-white people critical thinker, what else would endorsed by the U.S. Christopher more than 70 people attended all Americans. have to do is as Malcolm [X] said, I think?" Columbus Quincentenary Jubilee "Anti-Colonialism Day: Should we have to learn to forget our Commission. Christopher Columbus Day be "I must ask those who wish to differences." Lorna Gonsalues-Pinto, assis- In Cleveland, about 200 people Celebrated?," a program spon- celebrate Columbus to stand for Panelist Benjamin Muego, a tant professor for ethnic studies, attended the opening of an all- TU€SDRVS sored by the Black Student Union one moment in my history and political science professor, put agreed with Smitherman's as- day celebration of Indian culture and the Latino Student Union. ask the question I ask - to see his spin on the holiday. "The dis- sessment. "I would like to look to on Public Square. A parade spon- Free Pool The program began with a through my eyes the horror of covery of the New World has left the future. I would like to see a sored by the Federation of Ita- speech from keynote speaker the last 500 years," Perry said. in its wake 500 years of very lot of young people here think lian-American Associations of & Gomes Robert Perry, Ethnic Studies de- "We must make the sesquicen- negative things ... I believe the about liberty and justice for all partment chairman. Six panelists tcnnial a period of purification, [Columbus Day) celebration is as a myth and try to do their part then gave brief presentations confirmation and re-dedication fine. I will argue, however, that to make it a reality for all the about their views of Columbus to harmony." to not celebrate Columbus Day ... people." Day. "Speaking as an African- Ajamu Kali lc. vice president American ... what can Columbus of the Black Student Union, mean to us?" Perry said. Perry asked the crowd to look at the Photographers Needed! and the multicultural panel ex- past 500 years as a game of chess tfHE* pounded on this question as they -- "White against non-white." A The BG News needs photographers. FALL CONCERT BAND & WIND ENSEMBLE IN CONCERT You must have your own SLR 35mm camera, black and white darkroom Mark Kelly, conductor experience, and time to spare. 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Interviews being held on Tuesday, November 3rd. Sports page six The BG News Tuesday, October 13, 1992 Falcons halt Hoosier reign Tennis team has
by Randy Setter Falcon midfielder Brian shortly after Boyle's goal with Palmisano credited the team season-best meet sports writer Ferguson silenced the partisan Hoosier midfielder John Van- defense in holding off the IU by David Harpster Head coach Dave Morin was crowd with the score that end- Buskirk rainbowing a header attack and not bending to their sports writer pleased with the way his team ed up as the game-winning over goaltender Dan Traver. pressure. performed under the adverse The Falcon soccer team header, beating Hoosier goal- Backfielder Blake Rodgers di- "Indiana is a great attacking conditions. "I thought the week- counted down the final seconds tender Andre Luciano from rected a comer kick low to team,"Palmisano said. "We had The Bowling Green men's and end was encouraging considering in celebration as Sunday's 2-1 them and the wind against us in women's tennis teams each en- Bob [Zumph] was missing. He's victory against Indiana Uni- the second half." joyed a successful weekend de- one of our best singles and dou- versity ended a decade of f rus- 'After all the spankings...finally.' Traver stood strong in net, spite the foul weather that bles players, and when he comes traton and domination by the making five saves, all occuring plagued much of the area. back we can only get better," national soccer powerhouse. in the final half. Traver Weather wreaked havoc with Morin said. The Falcon victory snapped stopped four shots off second the fifth annual Kecfe Tennis As for the competition, Morin IU's undefeated streak over team Ail-American backfielder Classic, eliminating the singles proved to be right on target. "I the Falcons at eleven in the two Todd Yeagley in the second backdraw and forcing some thought Purdue was the toughest teams' eleven meetings and half. The Hoosiers were 11-0 matches to be decided by using team we invited, and they ended marked only the third time Backfielder Brian Lord, after the when Yeagley scores. eight game pro-sets and tie up winning four singles titles and ever that a Mid-America Soc- Falcons defeated I ndiana 2-1 Luciano made one save in net breakers. However, in spite of one doubles title," Morin said. cer Conference team had won for the Hoosiers, a shot from the weather, the men's tennis "Overall, we had a 14-8 match re- at Indiana's Bill Armstrong eight yards out at 74:26. Fros- Brian Masionneuve, who set up fifteen yards out by Martella team managed its best showing cord for the weekend and seven Stadium. Evansville was the tino tallied the assist as he VanBuskirk for the header at early in the second half. of the year. of the eight losses were to Pur- last to beat the Hoosiers at completed a long cross to Fer- 18:25. "We felt we needed to get The highlight of the weekend due opponents. When you con- home with a win during the guson in the middle of the The Hoosiers were forced to their keeper in the for the men was Jim Snyder sider that, I think we had a suc- mid 1980's. field. play a man down after Martella game,"Palmisano said. "We triumphing at No. 2 singles. cessful tournament." "After all the spank- Forward Bob Boyle scored was tripped just outside the wanted him to handle the ball Snyder did not drop a set in win- The Bowling Green women ings... final ly,"Backfi elder on a header after accepting box by backfielder Mike Clark, and make decisions. We felt he ning his three matches. He faced their toughest challenge of Brian Lord said. Rob Martella's cross from deep resulting in a red card for was the weak link." Indiana, defeated opponents from Xavier the year and came away with a "Could we ask for a better in the corner. Martella made a Clark. The expulsion came at ranked fifteenth in the and Ferris State by scores of 6-3, 5-3 dual match victory against year? "midfielder Frank Fros- run down the sideline and 68:31 and gave BG a free kick. ISAA/Gatorade Top 25 national 6-1 and 6-2, 7-5 en route to the the University of Cincinnati. tino asked his teammates. crossed the ball to the front Frostino took the free kick poll and second in the Great finals. There, Snyder captured Performing well for the Fal- The Falcons were held by the where Boyle connected on the from 19 yards out, booting it Lakes Region Poll, dropped to the title by defeating his Western cons this weekend were Erin Hoosier defense to four shots diving header at 13:32. over the IU wall of defense and 6-5-1 on the season. Michigan challenger 6-2, 6-4. Bowbeer, Patty Bank, Kassie during the contest, three com- "We capitalized on our op- over the net. Overall this year, Snyder is 7-1 in Hembree, and Julie Assen- ing in the final stanza. Despite portunities, both resulting in Still, the undermanned Hoo- The Falcons, ranked seventh singles matches. heimer. All four were straight set the limited opportunities, BG beautiful goals,"coach Gary siers outshot the Falcons eight in the national poll and first in winners in singles at positions made the most of the few they Palmisano said. to four, with most of the shots the regional poll last week, ex- Also playing well for the Fal- two through five. Bank, who had. Indiana answered back coming in the second half. tended their record to 11-0-1. cons was Andrew Bonser, who moved up to No. 3 singles to re- reached the finals at No. 5 sin- place the injured Karen Micus, gles. Bonser defeated opponents ran her singles record for the from Western Michigan and Fer- year to 7-0. ris State on his way to the final Head coach Penny Dean was round. In the finals, Bonser lost a pleasantly surprised by her Walk saves Bucs' season tie breaker to his Purdue oppo- team's performance. "This team The Associated Press Astros on July 16, 1980, his roo- One game does not a career nent in a match shortened due to continues to surprise me in a kie season. Sunday's game was make, however, and it wasn't un- the weather. good way," Dean said. only his 14th complete game in til 1986 that Walk was able to Oct. 17* PITTSBURGH - In a series 231 regular season and postsea- stick in the majors for good. starring young guns, the Pitts- son starts. Philadelphia traded him to At- burgh Pirates' old pro saved their "It was one of my rare appear- lanta for Gary Matthews in The BG News' season. ances in the ninth inning," Walk March 1981, and the Braves With Pittsburgh a game away said. released him during spring train- from elimination in the National ing in 1984. Athlete of the Week League playoffs for the third It was in that initial major This year, he was 10-6 with a straight year, Bob Walk matched league season, on Oct. 14, 1980, 3.20 ERA, going on the disabled The football team keeps winning, and Artie Mangham keeps his career best with a three- that the Philadephia Phillies list twice for a total of about a tackling. In the Falcons' 31-14 victory over Ohio on Saturday, the hitter, leading the Pirates to a 7-1 started Walk, then 23, in Game 1 month. He got to start in the outside linebacker tallied 16 stops, including two quarterback victory over Atlanta on Sunday of the World Series against Kan- playoffs only because Danny sacks. For his tackle-a-thon, Mangham has been named The BG night, closing Pittsburgh to 3-2 in sas City. He was the first rookie Jackson was hit hard in Game 2. News' Athlete of the Week. the best-of-7 series. to open the World Series since Walk is the only Pirates player Mangham, a 6-1, 230-pound senior, was a "After I got a four-run lead, I Brooklyn's Joe Black in 1952. to predate manager Jim Ley- major force for BG, in a game in which the de- THE SOURCE just took it a hitter at a time," land, and at 35 is second-oldest, fense limited Ohio to 192 total yards, including III l. WtMtir • 16, 0* Walk said. "It worked out that I Walk was credited with the vic- only a month younger than Gary only 42 in the second half. 352-6886 was able to go the distance." tory in Philadelphia's 7-6 win, de- Red us. Heading into the locker room at half-time, Walk's career best was a three- spite allowing six runs and eight the Falcons led 21-14. It was then, Manghum hit, 4-2 victory over the Houston hits in seven innings. "I don't feel I'll ever go out said, that head coach Gary Blackney issued there and not have an ache or the defensive unit a challenge. pain somewhere," Walk said. "It was just a matter of whether we're going "Every day Is a little something, to get it doen or not," Mangham said. "We some discomfort, being a little came out in the second half to show them we'- older." re a good defensive unit. It was a matter of us Mangham On Sunday night, he didn't look eliminating the little mistakes." PUT YOUR DEGREE old. He sure looked good.
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STUDENTS CAN ASSURE THEMSELVES OF SPECIALS! ADMISSION TO HOME FALCON HOCKEY GAMES BY PICKING UP A TICKET BEGINNING THE MONDAY OF COSTUME1.1 IDEAS! THE WEEK OF EACH GAME BY PRESENTING YOUR STUDENT ID. AT THE MEMORIAL HALL TICKET THE NEW OFFICE. YOU MAY ALSO PRESENT YOUR I.D. AT THE PILLS 'N' PACKAGESAGES^^ GATE FOR ADMISSION IF THERE ARE STILL STUDENT TICKETS REMAINING. GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS 111 DAI 1 RAILROAD ST 352-1693 WILL GO ON SALE ALSO BEGINNING THE MONDAY QUALITY PRESCRIPTION CARE IS ONLY THE BIGINNING OF EACH HOME GAME. page eight The BG News Tuesday, October 13, 1992 AFC Jordan to testify at trial Continued from page seven. he did. His problem in the bad Obviously because of Marino, though Coleman has been having The Associated Press James Wyatt, Bouler's attor- Jordan and Bouler have said years betweeen 1986 and 1990 who has pulled out three games typical first-year problems. ney, just wanted to take a pre- the money was a loan to help wasn't that he had Marino - it's in the fourth quarter. Moreover, there are signs that trial, sworn statement from Jor- Bouler build a golf driving range. that he had a weak offensive line, But also because of an the younger AFC coaches are CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Mi- dan, according to court records U.S. Attorney Tom Ashcraft's no running backs and little de- offensive line built around learning that NFC-boring is the chael Jordan must testify in a obtained Thursday by The Char- court filings say it was a payoff fense. Richmond Webb and Keith Sims, way to go. Houston and the run- money-laundering and drug trial, lotte Observer. But prosecutors for a golf gambling debt. This year's Dolphins can sur- two third-year guys; running and-shoot, after all, hasn't gotten a federal judge has ruled in re- demanded a chance to question vive a game like Sunday's, when backs like Higgs, Tony Paige and beyond the second round in five jecting a request by the NBA Jordan during the trial. Jordan is not under criminal Marino went just 20 of 40 for 250 Bobby Humphrey and now tight straight playoff appearances. superstar to submit a sworn U.S. District Judge Robert Pot- investigation. The National Bas- yards, his receivers dropped a end Keith Jackson, an NFC refu- BUI Belichick of Cleveland, statement. ter agreed, ruling that Jordan ketball Association warned him half-dozen passes and the offense gee. whose defense has kept him at Jordan was subpoenaed this must appear. earlier this year to be more care- went eight series without scoring Also, some talent on defense 2-3 despite losing two quarter- summer to testify in the trial of Jordan probably will face ful about his associations. - getting two straight illegal has arrived to go with John backs, is an NFC guy -- a disciple convicted cocaine dealer James questions about a $57,000 ca- After weighing Jordan's bas- procedure calls on one to take Offerdahl - second-year line- of Bill Parcells, who won two "Slim" Bouler. The trial starts shier's check that he sent to ketball schedule and other is- them out of field goal range. Yet backer Bryan Cox; third-year Super Bowls with "boring" Oct. 20 in U.S. District Court in Bouler last year. The govern- sues, Potter rejected Wyatt's they still beat an NFC team, the safety Louis Oliver, rookie cor- Giants teams. Bill Cowher of Charlotte, according to court ment seized that money from request to take a sworn state- Falcons. nerback Troy Vincent and rookie Pittsburgh came from Schotten- documents. Bouler's bank account. ment from Jordan. Why are the Dolphins 5-0? linebacker Marco Coleman, al- heimer. Classified The BG News
It you are interested m gaining valuable experi- Wan To SM Tha Country? ABORTION PUBLIC NOTICE Two Roomates to Sublease lor Spnng '93 CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS ence In these fields Spand a Samaalar On Enchangat 1-800-387-2038 The Montesson School ol Bowling Green, Inc.. FoiRun Apis, washer/dryer $150 per Education * Health Care THE NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE Toledo Medical Services located at 630 S. Maple, Bowling Green, Ohio, mo. ♦utils 3S4-6878 Ask lor Joe or Dave. Human Resource Management * Business Into Saaslon Friday, Octobar 16th Free pregnancy test has requested from the Ohio Department of All current Phi Eta Sigma members wishing to Public Relations * Sport Management 1:30 p.m. Special rate* for studente. Education a Charter. Any persons having attend the Fall Initiation Banquet (Nov 1)must County Government Faculty Lounoa-Union, 2nd. Floor knowledge of racial discnminatory practices in HELP WANTED send a $2 00 refundable deposit to Shelly Yi- Then apply lor the Undergraduate Alumni Coma On - Jual Dolt! the recruitment of students, admissions, em- Alternative Can in nflimg. 117 Rodgers. Dy Oct 23. Association 1993 Extern Experience! The ployment, scholarships/loans/fee waivers, Social Sen/ice and educational programs, or athlet- Extern Experience is a mini-internship to be MM, FREE TRAVEL AND Alternative Careers in Global Change ic/extracurncular activities should contact the held January 4-8.1993 Applications are being We nviteyou to know Jeaus Christ1 RESUME EXPERIENCE Social Service and Wed 10-3 Division of Equal Educational Opportunities, 65 accepted until October 30. 1902 at the Mileti Individuals A Student Organizations wanted to Global Change Join us in praise, singing, prayer. Community Suite South Front Street. Room 418, Columbus. Alumni Center If you have any questions, call leaching, fellowship and promote SPRING BREAK, call the nation's Wed 10-3 Ohio 43266-0308, Telephone number Chns SOU'S at 372-6849 1 Are you a leader in one of the following areas? leader. Inter-Campus Programs Community Suite Meet new Iriends " (614)468-3318 SCHOLARSHIP 1 •800-327-6013. If you are interested in scheduling a panel from ACTIVE CHRISTIANS TODAY The complaints made will be investigated prior BeaDJ the Lesbian And Gay Altlanceto speak to Meets 7 00pm TONIGHTI ATHLETICS FallDJ classes fwWBGU-FM CAMPUS 8 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES to the issuance of a Charter to said school. $200-1500 WEEKLY your group, call 352-5242 (LAGA) between Alumni Room. 3rd Floor Student Union 1 starling Thursday. Sept 24,1992 Dr. Charlotte Scherer, Assemble products at home. Easy No selling 7-10 pm Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays. For more into call 352 6486 JOURNALISM. SPEECH a MASS MEDIA Classes will be m 111 South Hall Director of Operations You're pan) direct. Fully Guaranteed FREE In Please call at least two weeks in advance and CREATIVE t PERFORMING ARTS at 9pm lor S weeks lormation-24 Hour Hotline 801 -379-2900. Co- leave the name and number of a contact per- Apply tor membership inOmleron Delta Kap- Sigma Kappa'DEB HILL'Slgma Kappa Be a D J lor the "Radio with Teeth" pynghttOHl7lKDH son pa. The Nation's Leadership Honor Society Keep up your spirits. WBGUFM86 1 LOST & FOUND Application available in 405 Student Services Don't be blue, Certified Drivers Ed. Teacher-must have good LEARN HOWTO ICE SKATE' BGCTM and UAO Office. 'Cause you've got some communication skills, willing to teach class- BGSU SKATWG CLUB awesome grandli trjes room & car mstructon. II not certified, willing lo Do you want to make math fun in your class- EVERY TUESDAY9:15- 10:15PM Financial Aid! Free info Write to SRC Dept. A, room' come To the BGCTM Take IVMake It LOST SPECIAL GOLD/DIAMOND PEN- 3410 La Sierra Ste. F-214, Riverside. CA coming tyo you! put Ome into getting certified. 10-30 hrs. per Workshop to f>nd games and creative ideas to DENT AND ROPE CHAIN NEAR QUADS' 92503. Love Casie and Teme week. Weekmghts and Sal. $s n- Must be at make math fun Wed Oct 14, 7 00-9 30 pm in NOTICE" VERY SENTIMENTAL GIFT. F FOUND Sigma Kappa'DEB HILL'Slgma Kappa least 21.352-7620 Greeks Encounter Greeks1! l33Life Science Free 'or members, $3 for ELEMENTARY ED. METHODS MEETING! PLEASE CONTACT 372-3991. HUGE RE- The Annual Jon! IFC/Pannell Meeting CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn non members All students who applied for Spring 1993 El. WARD! Oct. 14 9:15 Grand Ballroom Sigma Kappa'Kathlaen-Slgma Kapppa $2.000*/month» world travel Holiday. Sum- Ed. Methods (EDCI 350, 351, 352, 353, 355, Today is pearl day mer and Career employment available. No ex BGSU Ski CUD Meeting 355) are expected to attend this meeting. Open To All! Hope To See you Therei Tuesday. 900pm. nOBA IFC so open your eyes penervce necessary For employment program Tuesday, Oct 13, 4:00 pm. 115 Education SERVICES OFFERED Beginning th'u Advanced later today you's caH 1-206-545-4155 ext C5544. Bldg. INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE Women's Skiers and Snowboarders welcome get a surprise' BE THERE!!!!! Bowling - Oct 13; Coed Dbls Racquetball New lower trip prices Love, your Big? EARN $1,500 WEEKLY malting our clrcu- Pregnant? We can help. p Oct. 14. Coed 4 Player Volleyball • Oct 15; M Get some snow in your life Sigma KappalCathleen"Sigma Kappa lara'...Begin NOW!... FREE packet! SEYS, Free pregnancy tests A supportive services. & W Cross Country. Oct. 21. All entries due by Join the BGSU Ski Club" One Love REGGAE Party is on Sat. Oct. 24, Dept. 235, Box 4000, Cordova, TN Call 354-4673 BG Pregnancy Canle- 4:00 p.m. in 10B SRC. $100 tnp deposits are due. 9pm. Union Ballroom with theARK BAND. Sigma Kappa -KATHLEEN-Sigma Kappa 36016-4000. Total Cost lor trip is $425 Sponsored by Caribbean Association (Peace, STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRALIA IRISH CLUB Yesterday was heart day National home improvement retailer needs in- Unity and Equal Rights.) Information on semester, year, graduate, There's a theme tor you tern interested m sales and retail management summer and internship programs in Australia. MEETING!! I lust can't wait Come see the music, hear the VIEW Personalized Graduation Announcements! lor Toledo, Cleveland and Akron locations for We represent 26 Australian Universities. Call OCT. 139:30 PM 'bl y:ou know me too' Howards Club H now available at the University Bookstore In Spnng & Summer 1993. Contact Co-op Pro 104 BA Love. Your Big? Tuesday, October 13 us toll (reel-800-245-2575. gram lor details. 3722451. 236 AOmin BldQ dicates name, degree and maior Deadline for Sigma Kappa'KATHLEEN-Sigma Kappa Oidenng November 2.1992 Order Today" BRING YOUR DUES! OVERSEAS JOBS $900 2000 mo Summer SKYDIVING NowmBG Most exoung thing to Yr. round. All countries, all fields. Free mlo. PERSONALS Sigma Kappa'CHRISTEN LOGAN-Stgms doatBG S.U. lOmins from BG.S U campus JOBS... Wnte UC. PO Bo« 52-0403. Corona Del Mar Kappa Visa 5 MC accepted. Skydive BG, Inc exist outside of the CA 92625 Today is pearl day 352 5200 corporate world I Investigate FT/PT your options at the Alternative as you can see STUDENTS OR ORGANIZATIONS J8.25 to start STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORIES Career Fair, Wednesday. 10-3 and now you're part Promote our Florida Spnng Break are available m Room 405 Student Services. Mark's Pi7za Pub Community Suite ol my family! Packages. Earn MONEY and FREE trips Stop and get you copy while supplies last. Tuesdays are Love, your big? Organize SMALL or LARGE groups. Country Nights Sigma Kappa-Chrlatan Logan*Slgma Kap- Call Campus Marketing 800-423 5264 LAST CHANCE P« Mark's Pizza Pub 10 • Company Expanding Telerha/keong positions now available. Must CINEMARK THEATRES Tuesdays are GRAB YOUR BALLS be reliable & motivated Guaranteed $4 25/hr • Several positions Country Nights tor Sigma Kappa'CHRISTEN LOGAN-Slgma CHARITY plus commission based on sales ability Mini- Kappa mum ol 15 hrs per week, eves A weekends available 1 See the application m Today's ■WANTED Yesterday.. required. Apply Mon. thru PA after 4:00 at 113 B G NEWS There were hearts for you • Any major may apply VOLUNTEER TOUR GUIDES NEEDED N.Main. CAPTAIN RON or just one whole week • Flexible hours PREVIEW DAY, OCT. 31 Call 372-8658 FBSCO Telemarketing Service Kurt RuMal & Mortin Short Put your knowledge ol the campus to usel You'll know me tool •G-13 IO0. J:50.410.7 15.9 35 • Come to our information sessions on either Lynn Funkhouser on Love. Your Big Sign.. Ksppa-CHRISTEN LOGAN-Slgma The Color Works Collegiate Painters is looking UNDER SEICf Wed . Oct 14 from 4:30 - 6pm. or Thurs. 15 "cnrrTERLOvtE" lor students to serve m management posit-ons COME AS YOU ARE Sl9vn 5*oool from 5:30 - 7pm in the Assembly Room. McFall Oct. 14.8:00 pm Kappa • I 10. 105 505,7 10. 930 • in select Ohio. Michigan and Indiana cues dur- Center Questions? Call 372-9866. 115 Education. ing the summer ol 1993 Earnings begin at DONT MISS OUT! • Taking applications in MM 'Are you proud of your campus?* We would like to thank all the members ol the $3,000. Top producer last summer made Dinkn Hoffman, Gaano Do*, Halp usshowoftBGSU.il Homecoming Committee for your hard work $U,000 plus. For more into, call Rcommato noodod ASAPi 1 Student Union, 3rd •O-IJ 1:10,4:40, 7:05,9:30. and dedication Homecoming 1992 was a great 1 800-477-1001. Put your experience to work as a VOLUNTEER Own room, close to campus MIGHTY DUCKS success! Please remember our evaluation Floor, Taft Room TOUR GUIDE tor Preview Day: Oct. 31. Come 353.6019 to one of our information & training sessions: meetings October 15 and 22 at 9:15 in 200 • Wednesday, Oct. 14 fG 100. 3 00. 5 00.7 00. 9 30 • Wed. Oct. 14.4:30-6pm Moseley and the appreciation party October FOR SALE LAST OF THE MOHICANS Thurs. Oct. 15,5:30- 7pm SEX 25. 12-5 p.m. Do".«l Day l»-.> In the Assembly Room. McFall Center PASSION Tracey, Sheila and Eric I 100,3:05.5:10,7:30, 9:35 • Questions? Call 372-9868 INTIMACY CHEAP! FBfU.S. SEIZED Coming in October Ellen Speaks Oct. 21 WESTERN WEEK 89 MERCEDES $200 10/u Coraonting Adwfei Watch here for more Info. If unable to attend t wi* lOfnn trjiw A Mary 1 MoiWonloni True spiral perms ' $50 00 Rent any Video at regular once and receive 86 VW $50 Campus Headquarters Salon 87 MERCEDES $100 • Shows will ctlsngs Fndjy • NO PASSES any Western Video free Expires 10/18/92. call 321-5365 425 E.Wooster- 354-2244 LATE NIGHT VIDEO DEUVERS3S4-S283 65 MUSTANG $65 Octalnr B-1S, 1882 TALENTED? 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Opie & Aunt Bea love Maybarry. so will you. Female subleaser needed lor Spring 1093. 2 Vote AlanMayberry for Prosecuting Artor- bdrm. Apt close to campus. $i50vmo plus ney.Paid tor by Maybarry for Prosecuting el ec. Call 352-4666. FOR RENT Aiy..4iS Erie St. BG Charles M Bailey. Housemate wanted. Non-smoker. Treas. Own room. $150 plus utilises. Order your Sweetest Day mylar balloons and Lanoa, 655-3064. NEEDSUBLEASERS! balloon bouquets now1 We will have them 2B/8 Call for more into 352-6128 ready for you to pick up on Sweetest Day with Spacious, downtown apt. avail, now. no waiting" stop In and see our setecDons! Sl75/mo. ♦ dep utilities Included. Own room Pllla-N-Packagesttl Railroad St. 352-1693 ft share living room and kitchen. 352-2206. New house tor rent. Available second semes- Hf. Ctot* tocampua. Call 353-1731. GRAB YOUR BALLS GRAB YOUR BALLS GRAB YOUR BALLS GRAB YOUR BALLS WFAL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
WHAT: 4 Person Scrambles, Plus Cook-out & Prizes -. ■ WHERE: Bowling Green Country Club WHEN: Oct. 24,1992. 9:00 1st tee off WHY: To benefit Multiple Sclerosis BELIEVE IT OR NOT, THIS GUY IS IN CLASS. | COST: $15 per student $20 per non-student, Excitement and adventure is the course description, and Axmy ROTC is ihe name. It's the one college elec- includes Greens Fees & Cook-out tive that builds your self confidence, develops your leadership potential and helps you take on the challenges 'You don't need four people to apply* of command. There's no obligation until your junior year, so there's no reason not to try it out riaht now. MAIL TO: WFAL RADIO 120 WEST HALL TAKE MILITARY SCIENCE 101 THIS SEMESTER • 2 elective credit hours „■ Team Name Total Enclosed • Interesting exciting training # • No obligation • Several convenient sections to choose tram
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