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Vol. 67 Issue 12 THEBGLNEWSFriday, September 14,1984 Toledo: Ohio's capital today
by Geoffrey Barnard CELESTE DWELLED on the wire editor value of state officials mingling with local leaders during his TOLEDO - The Statehouse opening remarks. hasn't moved, but Toledo and "We want to bring state gov- Columbus trade places today as ernment to a local level so that the "Glass Capital" becomes it's not just some nameless and Ohio's "Capital For A Day." faceless beauracracy," he said. Governor Celeste kicked off "It's important that you know the activities for the monthly the faces of the people making governmental road-trip last and implementing the deci- night at University of Toledo's sions." Continuing Education Center The governor is spreading with a reception followed by a around his time in Toledo by public question and answer ses- spending the day with diverse sion. groups. He begins by having The governor arrived in To- breakfast with elected Toledo ledo with a large entourage officials at 8 a.m., he lunches which will meet with local offi- with labor at the UAW Hall at 12 cials and tour the city. noon, he meets with the Cham- "I've brought well over half of ber of Commerce at 1 p.m. and my cabinet with me ... for the visits the Troy Senior Center at ninth 'Capital for a Day' pro- 1:45. gram," he explained. "The pro- gram has been to cities like Celeste will fly back to Colum- Youngstown, Mentor, Dayton, bus this evening, but he insists Lima and Marrietta." the impact of his visit will last far into the future. The governor arrived nearly an hour late for the 6:45 p.m. "I hope to talk to as many reception. Turbulence on the people and listen to as many flight from Cleveland, the cause people as I can during my time of the delay, hadn't caused him here," he said. to lose his sense of humor, how- " 'Capital for a Day' doesn't ever. end when we leave." he added. BG News/ Susan Cross He greeted the crowd of "What happens is we knit Celeste-ial problems campus last night. Celeste and most of his cabinet traveled to Toledo nearly 300 by joking, " 'Toledo relationships that result in new Gov. Richard Celeste listens to the complaints of Toledo area residents as port of his "Capital for the Day" program, which allows Ohio Alive has never meant more to projects and new ideas for the at the Continuing Education Building on the University of Toledo residents outside of Columbus to speak directly to state officials. me." city." Money a reason OSO'ers stay longer AACIP strikes at Western Michigan COLUMBUS (AP) - Ohio nances are a major reason stu- State University students are dents are taking more time to by Mike Mclntyre to bargain in good faith, ha- they may have voted that dents are backing the faculty. taking longer than the standard graduate. staff reporter rassment and threats to fac- way. "We have massive support four years to obtain undergrad- "It's costing students more to ulty by administrative "Faculty members may from the students and fac- uate degrees, and university of- go to school now," said OSU The Bowling Green chapter Krsonnel, attempts to force vote to strike, but when it ulty," he said. "A lot of the ficials say money is a big assistant director of Student Fi- of the Association of Ameri- rgaining on vested legal comes time to teach class, students are even on the reason. nancial Aids Weldon Millbourne. can University Professors rights (such as payment on things are different," Gagie Siicket lines alone with the Dave Marsh, director of the He said financial aid programs has displayed some dissatis- accumulated sick leave) and said. "I'm sure some profes- acuity members. university's Office of Planning are dwindling as tuition grows. faction about the University's interference with the mail as sors are picketing when Don McQuarie. associate Studies, said only 30 percent of He said many students are solicitation policy, but their reasons for the strike. they're not scheduledto teach erofessor of sociology at the undergraduates enrolled cutting down on hours in the complaints don't compare to and teaching when they owling Green and member over the past seven years grad- classroom in order to work parl- those leveled at the Western "BECAUSE OF their aren't picketing." of the AAUP, said a similar uated within four years. He said or full-time. Michigan University admin- (WMU administration) un- Johnston said he can't deny situation is not likely to hap- the overall graduation rate for Millbourne said about 80 per- istration by the WMU chap- fair labor practices and fail- some faculty members are pen here. the past seven years is SO per- cent of the OSU student body is ter. ure to bargain in good faith, still teaching their classes, "I think despite our cent. employed. we have not been able to but he believes the 60 percent (AAUP) problems with the Marsh said the figures at OSU Poor academic performance The WMU faculty voted to reach an agreement on a con- figure is unrealistic. solicitation policy, we are not are probably similar to those at can slow a student, too, he said. strike last week and Arnie tract," Johnston said. "The "I WOULD say fig- even close to a strike situa- other schools with an open ad- "A number of people don't Johnston, faculty spokesman two teams are negotiating but ures like 76.4 percent of the tion at Bowling Green," Mc- missions policy. succeed their freshman year," for the WMU AAUP, said the we certainly aren't counting faculty members out and only Quarie said. University officials said fi- he said. faculty members are striking our chickens." 23.6 percent still teaching HE ADDED if problems to protect their rights, not for Martin (Joe) Gagie, exec- their classes is closer to the continue to increase with economic reasons. utive to the president and truth," Johnston said. grievances at the University, "In a time of economic assistant vice president of Johnston and Gagie agree, the situation could become New AT&T system entrenchment such as this, university relations at WMU, however, that every effort more serious. Sou could expect an employer said classes at Western Mich- will be made so students' "In recent decisions over i ask for some economic igan will continue throughout education will not suffer from the past year or so, the ad- approved, to be in cutbacks," Johnston said. the strike. the strike. ministration has not been act- "This is not the case here; the "Classes are being taught "The faculty will guar- ing on the recommendations administration is trying to by regular faculty, depart- antee the students do not lose of the grievance committee," by fall semester '85 take back vested legal rights ment chairpersons, part-time by the strike," Johnston said. McQuarie said. "This is of that the faculty has pre- faculty, other bargaining unit "We'll have extra meetings, much more concern to the viously enjoyed under the old faculty and graduate assis- extra assignments, whatever faculty because if the prob- by J. Douglas Gurnick provement; it will enable the contract. tants/' Gagie said. it takes to preserve the essen- lem is not taken care of, then staff reporter nook up of personal computers Johnston cited unfair labor He said about 60 percent of tial features of the semes- the faculty no longer has a and the transmission of data practices, interference with the faculty members did not ter." legal means to convey griev- The purchase of a $5.06 mil- over lines ... which, in the long the mediation process, failure actually strike even though Johnston added the stu- ances," he said. lion telephone system from run, will earn the University AT&T Information Systems of money and place us in the foref- Toledo was approved by the ront of the nation's universi- Board of Trustees yesterday. ties," University President Paul Olscamp said. r Installation of the Telecom- TIP equipment will offer the -I munications Interconnect Pro- option of interconnecting office 1 —e--^; ...%" v, i ject (TIP) could begin as soon as computers at a very low cost, October and is to Be completed allowing for more efficient data f 1 J before the start of fall semester transmission. 1965, according to James Cor- "What we initially thought 4m .\ bitt, associate director of auxil- might cost us as much as $12 iary support services. million is less than half that amount," he said. The new telecommunications It also was announced that system will be owned and oper- University preliminary totals V ated by the University, which indicate there are over 16,700 will provide telephones to stu- students on the main campus dents, administrative offices this fall, a decrease of 166 stu- and departments at University dents from lb83 figures. Pro- 1 1 rates. All billing will be handled tected enrollment at the by telecommunications services Firelands College was about 11,- and the Bursar's office, Corbitt 164, a decrease of 75 from fall of said. 1983. According to Olscamp, the Corbitt noted the upkeep and reduction in enrollment was updating of the current Centres planned to comply with a state- system, in service since 1969, for mandated ceiling of 15,000 full- 1 the six fiscal years from 1985 to time equivalent students at the 1 1991 would cost $8.9 million more University. than maintenance of the new Olscamp also said the number system. of new applications received by the Graduate College totalled 1^ "THE NEW telecommunica- 344, an increase of 14 percent Psych prep BG News/Susan CTOM tions is not only a vast im- over fall of 1963. Karen Bodi, sophomore education major, studies outside of the Education building while waiting for her psychology class to begin.
1 v I 2 BG News/September 14,1984 Editorial— Deficit problem not adding up Reagan, Gromyko by John Cunniff It's hard to say what it adds up to, but to make a stab at an needed the thaw answer you might say it means greater productivity, satisfac- September 28, 1984 may be one of the most tion, freedom and marketplace important days in American history. For the competition, all of which are first time in his presidency, Ronald Reagan will good and certainly keep the president smiling. meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gro- In fact Reagan's battle with myko. the darkening red deficit is be- The meeting comes at a time when many ana- coming hard to see in America's hartland. lysts felt the cold war waged between the Soviet Whatever, there is enough Union and the United States in the 1950s had evidence in the form of books returned. The Reagan- Gromyko talks are a crack and newsletters and indepen- in the wall of deeply frozen ice the Reagan adminis- dent observation to know that a lot of people out there are doing tration has built between the two countries with their own thing these days and their aggressive stance on arms control. benefiting from it. Since the Soviets walked out of the arms talks They are buying blue chip stocks through dividend re- and boycotted the Olympics no one was looking for investment plans and thus them to sincerely reappear before the November avoiding brokerage fees. And election. Especially in light of the recent verbal they are buying them in afforda- ble amounts, like $25 a month. battles raged between the Kremlin and the White Try finding a broker who would House. Last week the Soviet news agency Tass said handle such an order. that U.S.- Soviet relations were at their "lowest They have learned also that point in history." the blue chips get the publicity but that there are small compa- So why are the Soviets so willing to talk now, nies in their own hometown that when they must realize it can only mean an election might offer better returns and boom to the re-election of a man they have been 2maybe even a chance to sit on the board of directors. totally unable to deal with? They are doing their own Either the Soviets have realized that Reagan will investment thinking, thanks in win in November, which they must have by now, or, part to those little computers that allow them to analyze as the Soviets are baiting on Reagan with plans of well as many, if not most, of the backing out near November and making the presi- highly promoted professional dent look impotent in foreign affairs. advisers and investment man- Whatever their reason it is far too important an agers. They - your friends and event for the president to play politics and use the neighbors - are also asserting meeting to make himself look good. their independence in the real Reagan must work diligently toward an arms estate markets, buying directly from owners and lenders and control agreement with the Soviets. He should put thereby avoiding a 6 percent or 7 " A.OD -TW\S \S»JT 6VB0 WKTBG... iffe t?6D IMK past disagreements aside and show the Soviets he percent real estate commission. is sincere in wanting peace. Such buyers have discovered And they have learned to that services their credit card. tional outlets and conventional other advantages too. A lender, operate them too. They have cut Thousands of people are buy- thinking isn't restricted to just a such as a savings bank, which heating costs by challenging the ing automobiles through buying few things either. has been forced to foreclose on a ehilosophy that a house is meant clubs that claim to get the lowest A good many people seem to house, might offer to finance a i keep the world out. At little prices in town. And the car mar- have concluded that blue-collar buyer to take it off its hands. cost they have installed glass kets are further changed by work - as an electrician or And pay the closing costs too. openings to let in the warming people willing to seek second- plumber, for example - is more Many thousands of people sun. hand bargains. Who said you satisfying and financially re- Religion and politics have scorned the advice, given Homeowners have been buy- should keep a car only four warding than working as a over and over, that they cannot ing appliances, furnishings, lug- years. Carmakers? Who said dressed-up bureaucrat. afford to own a home. They have gage and dozens of other items you had to keep up with the John Cunniff is a business will always be mixed bought rundown properties and by mail at rock-bottom prices Joneses? analyst (or the Associated fixed them up. through, of all people, the bank The independence of institu- Press. dential candidate Walter by George W. Cornell Mondale have been fuzzy about the matter - Mondale by imply- "PrNMNEDEST -HOUSE TRNLiTft All the campaign fuss about ing religion should be kept out of whether religion should be in- politics, Reagan by implying X'VB EVER SEEM' volved with politics is "incred- only his way upheld religion. ibly naive," said a researcher "The ties are there, and whose work has shown them to we're better off in articulating be closely and regularly inter- what those ties are, and the twined. many different types of ties," "They are inextricably Benson said. linked," said psychologist Peter The research results, pub- Benson of Minneapolis, research lished by Harper & Row in Ben- director for the Search Center son's 1982 book, "Religion on for studies into beliefs and va- Capitol Hill: Myths and Reali- lues. ties," found that there were two "The ties between religion main types of religion at work in and politics are incredibly influencing the legislators. Benson said a kind of "verti- While American history indi- cal religion'' characterized most cates such links throughout the conservatives, emphasizing in- country's life, he said current dividual relationship to God, and research has shown those links a "horizontal religion" charac- remain powerfully determin- terized most liberals, emphasiz- ative in the legislative votes of ing work for just relationships Congress members. among people. • "It's important that we be Both the individual and com- up-front about how religion and munal aspects - love for God politics are connected, rather and fellow humans - are in- than hiding from it," he said. volved in Judeo-Christianity. "We need dialogue on the con- and Benson said congressional nections between politics and moderates "tend to balance the our value systems.' horizontal and the vertical" el- The pioneering study he ements. headed involved extensive inter- Congress members were views with a cross-section of found just as religious as Ameri- BGAJe^B't U.S. Congress members, explor- cans generally, and both "verti- ing their religious beliefs com- cal" and "horizontal" types pared with their positions in were found equally religious in eight key legislative areas. such matters as frequency of It was found that the prayer, Scripture reading, Olscamp policy called unfair relationships were so close that church involvement and views how legislators stood on the va- of the importance of religion. rious issues could be projected He said Reagan tends to be by Donald McQuarle has been made by the BG chap- 133 without taking sides for or on this campus. It should not be by knowing Just half of their "vertical" in his religion, em- ter of the American Association against union membership. The the policy of a university to respective religious profiles. phasizing individual relations to of University Professors bulk of the letter is a refutation restrict and censor the exchange "We found that religious be- God rather than with building The story on the BGSU solici- (AAUP), and has contended that of four "inaccurate claims" of ideas and information. To liefs and values are strongly community justice and peace, tation policy which ran in the the University's solicitation pol- which have been made regard- label the AAUP a "union" and related to voting behavior in while Mondale tends to be more Sept. 6 issue of the BG News icy is identical to that of other ing union membership. then censor it does a great injus- each of the eight legislative "horizontal" in his religious out- raises a number of crucial is- Ohio universities. But the fact is The first "claim" is that the tice to an organization that has a areas, ranging from military look. sues concerning free speech that BG's policy is much new state law "requiresemploy- reputation for decades of wprk expenditure to civil liberties," rights which should be of Inter- harsher and stricter. ees to become members of a defending academic freedom Benson said. George W. Cornell is a reli- est to the entire University com- In a May 29, 1984 letter to union so you had better choose and the integrity of academic He said both President Rea- gion writer for the Associated munity. Professor Elliot Blinn of the BG one now." Dr. Olscamp pro- life on campuses across this gan and Democratic presi- Press. The University's solicitation chapter of the AAUP, Mason ceeds to reassure his readers nation. policy was declared by Presi- categorically stated that the that this is untrue and that the I hope that the administra- dent Olscamp, acting unilate- AAUP was prohibited from us- University will protect them tion will realize that its solicita- THE BG NEWS rally and without the advise or ing the campus mail for any from being forced to join a tion policy is a mistake. The consent of the University Fac- purpose. union. The following paragraphs Faculty Senate is currently at Ed*x Carolyn Van Sena* AMI Ptioto Editor ..PI* MMUIO ulty Senate. Furthermore, this In the same story, President make similar ourtageous work on a substitute policy M—qmqFiWm Deborah Schmook Wire Editor Geoffrey Barnard policy was not drawn up by the Olscamp is quoted as denying charges concerning compulsory which will provide the legiti- Asal Managing Editor Patricle Bittw Copy Edrtoi Joe Phelan mate protection of a commer- NewaEdeor MeryJoMcVay Graphlce EdKor jm VoUl usual University lawyers, but my charge that he had used the payment of union dues and reas- ErMonal Editor Michael 0 Too* Entertainment Editor Mercy Grande was drafted in consultation with campus mail to criticize the pro- sure University employees that cial solicitation policy while Sporte Edattr Marc DWph Production Supervieor Nancy Nmon the Akron law firm of Millisor, union position. The BG News they do not have to join a union avoiding censorship. Beyond AMI SportaEdilor Sim Qurm Awl Prod Sue' Stephen* D-McheH Belkin, and Nobil, a firm with article states: "He (Olscamp) in order to obtain any benefits this particular issue, however, PhoioEdHot SueenCroee AM! Prod Sup'r MeyvBryen extensive experience in the field said that he had not sent out any negotiated in a collective bar- this incident raises disturbing Th» BG Now » pubtahod da*/ Tueeday through Friday during the academic year and of labor relations. information regarding unions. gaining agreement. The final questions about the arbitrary •eekty durtng the eummer HMlon by rha Board ol Student PuWcetione of Bootng Green The timing of the solicita- But a letter dated March 5,1984, paragraph pointedly warns Uni- exercise of administrative ■MaUnMnMy tions policy, the peculiar in- addressed to All Bowling Green versity employees not to "feel power in an institution which is Opnona a«praand by cofcimnlete do not nacaaaarily ratlacl ma opmwne of tha BO volvement of Millisor, etc., and Employees, and signed by Pres- rushed" to sign a union authori- founded on the concept of collec- Tha BO Nawi and Bowtng Oraan Stata Untverirty are equal opportunity employem and the unilateral nature of its decla- ident Olscamp was in fact circu- zation card to request a collec- tive collegial decision-making. do not dttc/tmmeM m Nrino. practlcaa ration all lead to the conclusion lated through the campus mail tive bargaining election. This collegial process is essen- Tha BO Nawa «• not accept edvetiwng mat la deemed ruecnmmetory. degrading or that its enactment was for one to faculty and staff last spring The censorship policy de- tial to the functioning of a great raultig on the Dae* of race. ee« or national origin reason only - to harass and for precisely this purpose. This vised by President Olscamp and university; its destruction will copyright 1964 by me BO Nawa el ngtit reeerved. Editorial and Buemeea Offeee impede any efforts to establish letter, a copy of which is on file his legal firm is not illegal - it is benefit none. lOt UreVWt HeJ collective bargaining rights for with the BG News, ostensibly within his power to write such a Bowtng Green State Unrveralty University staff and faculty. claims to educate University policy. But this policy is shock- Donald McQuarie is an asso- Bowing Green. Ohio 43403 The University administra- employees about their "rights ' ing reversal of long traditions of ciate professor in the depart- Phone: (419)373-2001 Houra 8 am lo 5 p m Monday through Friday tion denies this charge, which under the just passed Senate Bill free speech and communication ment of Sociology. Local BG News/September 14,1984 3 Rec center director calls sauna a stress haven
ing it, he said. Because there is "If you have any kind of a W I T- X " Nancy Boslwick no moisture being applied to the cardiovascular condition, it 1 • reporter heating device, the heat gener- could cause a shock to the sys- ated is dry heat. The sauna is tem, causing an individual to Using a sauna is more mind- kept at about 140 degrees. collapse," he said. i relaxing than physically benefi- Dry heat promotes more cial, according to Dr. Terry Par- sweating, making it easier to The sauna should also be sons, director of the Student tolerate higher temperatures," avoided after eating, Bowers Recreation Center. said Dr. Richard Bowers, pro- said. The migration of blood "As a stress haven, the sauna fessor of health, physical educa- away from internal organs to { can be an acceptable type of tion and recreation and director the body's surface "can disrupt usage," he said. A sauna is not of the fitness and sports physical the digestive process." p a substitute for vigorous physi- laboratory. Entering the sauna after yy cal activity." drinking alcohol is also discour- The widespread belief that THE LENGTH of time spent aged. saunas can lead to weight reduc- in a sauna is determined by tion is false, Parsons said. The one's condition and experience, "If you've been exercising loss an individual experiences is he said. The physical effects of vigorously for hours, there is no water and this is quickly replen- the sauna include elevated body need to go into a sauna," Bowers ished by taking fluids into the temperature and sweating, he said. system, he saia. said. mmattm=. .-.^-^iwmw——t An aerobic exercise program Students who remain in the The sauna can be valuable for i ^» such as swimming, walking or sauna for extended periods of closing oneself away from the biking is more valuable in rais- time are risking injuries such as rest of the world or for gaining it ing the cardiovascular fitness dehydration, muscular weak- an invigorated feeling, but stu- level, Parsons said, adding the ness and losing equilibrium, dents should not view it as a way sauna should be considered part Bowers said. to benefit their fitness level, of a whole diet and aerobic exer- The sudden change in body Parsons said. cise routine. temperature brought about by "Use the sauna with caution; The sauna in the Student Rec- going from the sauna into cold it can be beneficial in terms of reation Center is heated by an water or a cold shower can relaxation, but not as a diet Steamed up BG News/Phil Maslurzo electric device, much like a cause problems for individuals mechanism," Bowers said. John Memsic. sophomore computer science major, enjoys a 185 degrees Farenheit sauna at the Student home heater, with rocks cover- with heart problems, he added. "Use it in moderation." Recreation Center after a hard workout in the weight room. rDateline and drink will be sold. All Sept. 16, at 11 a.m. in the Senior Pictures - Today at 5 Running Race - The Oldest 8483 or 352-1274. Friday, Sept. 14 proceeds go to multiple scle- Faculty Lounge of the Uni- p.m. is the deadline for hav- Race in Town and The BG Bathtub Race - The annual Happy Hours - Phi Kappa rosis. Open to all with admis- versity Union. All interested ing senior pictures taken. Fitness Fair are sponsoring a bathtub race given by Phi Psi fraternity happy hours, sion of $1. students and faculty are in- Open to all University seniors 5k and 10k race with prizes Kappa Psi fraternity will be promoting the bathtub race, Jewish group - The Jewish vited to attend. For further with appointments at 310 Stu- and T-shirts. It is being held held at noon at Peregrine will begin with music by the Students Group will be hold- information on Jewish activ- dent Services building. at the Wood County Hospital Pond. All proceeds wiB be X-citerrs at College Park ing the first of its monthly ities on campus, contact Da- on West Wooster Street. For given to multiple sclerosis. from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. Food bagel brunches on Sunday, vid Weinberg at 372-2940. Saturday Sept. 15 more information, call 352- Open to all. ■ ■■ coupoNjm m ■■ i ONLY 12.00 AT •OTH THfATRES The Phoenix Palace THE BEST LATE-WTE STADIUM LAUNDRY i EMTERTAIMENT VAIUE CHINESE RESTAURANT MIDNITE STIOW "Clean & Comfortable Atmosphere" • " OPEN 7 DAYS 8:00 AM - 10:30 PM MNOff Any Chinese CLA-ZEL riNtMA 14 2
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"Society says that women Crawford, director of Affirmi- reporter ing to Residence Life policy. learn to cope with change and This involves setting unrealistic should be the perfect mother, tive Action, and Janice Maat- Walters said she tries to activity in their lives is being goals, expectations and de- hold a man. have a job. We try man, co-director of United Dorm residents will soon be schedule a fire drill when she offered by Women Studies and mands on themselves. harder and harder to get our life Christian Fellowship. hearing the less-than-melo- thinks the majority of the Women for Women tomorrow, The seminar is the third in a in order until we are exhausting All three women have chosen dious sounds of the fire residents are in. 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. series at the University. ourselves," she said. topics they believe are part of alarm. According to Diana Borsi, "The Feminist Institute pre- The program will help women the superwoman syndrome. "It is an obnoxious noise Some people have the mis- member of Women for Women sented by Women Studies and become assertive so they can "My talk is the superwoman but it needs to frighten people taken belief brick buildings and a coordinator of Feminist Women for Women is a tradition refuse to do things they do not as non-traditional student (one somewhat so they know it's such as residence halls wfll want to do. who has had a break in her an urgent situation," said not burn. "Anything will burn COUPONS "WE HAVE a right to choose education), tying them to the Pam Walters, hall director if it gets hot enough," John- rr what activities we are going to superwoman concept - helping for Ashley Hall. son said. "There's plenty of II get involved in," Borsi said. them to prioritize goals ana get "The most important thing stuff to burn in the dorm RWe hope this program will help done the essential things," Bis- is to vacate the building, rooms such as the carpet, FREE PIZZA Kelly McGough, a resident furniture, curtains, posters, "WE GIVE YOU mORE!" II us (women) feel better about sland said. carrying on our lives rather than Maatman will be presenting adviser in Ashley, said. Stu- decorations." II feeling guilty about the things "Calm Chaos." dents are to close doors and we can't do. "I will be leading people in a windows, leave drapes open Smoke inhalation is often a Buy a large Bvy a medium II Keynote- speakers include kind of fantasy exercise to help and lights on and leave the greater danger than the fire II Joan Bissland, director of eve- them get at where their lives are building in an orderly fash- itself, Johnson said. "At least 16" Plzxa 13" Pizza going. 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"They know what it tonomous school within the technology. means to be out there earning University, the School of the dollar, being under the Technology is perhaps less In addition to the basic daily pressures and chal- well-known than many col- courses and practical learn- lenges of working in technol- lege departments on campus. ing environment, the students The school is housed in the are required to participate in Students can also benefit Technology Building at the the Cooperative Education from the school's own coun- northwest corner of campus. Program sponsored by the seling program and profes- The building contains labo- school, Streichler said. sional organizations. ratories where students can "It is an experience in busi- work in areas such as photog- ness and industry for wages Students in the School of raphy, drafting and mechan- ... and it alternates with the Technology have two degree ics. academic program," options. A large portion of the build- Streichler said. In the pro- "The student who prepares ing is devoted to a lab similar gram, students work for a to be a technical manager to a factory, Jerry Streichler, term and attend classes for a would graduate with a bache- director of the School of Tech- term. lor of science in technology," nology, said. He said students Streichler said. "The student use the lab to get f actory-type HE ADDED it is different who is preparing to teach experience without leaving from an internship because would graduate with the campus. the employer becomes part of bachelor of science in educa- The school provides its 700 the educational program. tion." undergraduate students with This enables the faculty to He added there is a grad- required courses and a discover the program's uate degree available for chance to decide what area of strengths and weaknesses. those students interested in technology they prefer, "We notice the difference teaching technology at a col- Professor Schwerkolt leads a demonstration in his Photo Offset Printing course. VClSolTone"" mSn? Streichler said. in our students when they lege level. "hands on" courses held in the Technology Building. Popcorn getting more popular in Ohio 104 S. MAIN ST. 1354-1232 TOLEDO (AP) - Business is producing operation in Clyde, popcorn exports. said. "It's very difficult to sell popping for Ohio's popcorn pro- said Wednesday that the do- '"The export market (for pop- overseas because of the political ducers, thanks to famous-name mestic popcorn market is boom- corn) as a whole is about naif situation and the currency situa- endorsements, the health and ing. what it was a year ago, because tion. We can't do much about fitness craze and research that's MICHAELS' NORTHFORK of the high dollar, Johnson it." making popcorn pop better, Popcorn Farms began seven SHRIMP & OYSTER BAR according to industry represen- years ago when he planted 18 tatives. acres of popcorn. This year, he HAPPY HOURS "Overall, popcorn is getting planted 300 acres and could have more popular," said Don Mount, used 200 more to keep up with SATURDAY 4:00-7:00 pm. research and development man- demand, he said. ager for Wyandot Inc. of Mar- He was the only popcorn MILTON'S ion, which bills itself as the grower in his area when he country's largest popcorn ex- started out, but said he has been Bowling Green's Party Place porter. joined by about a dozen other Ohio's popcorn industry - the farmers who contract to grow - ATTENTION - second largest of any state in the com for Wyandot. country - also was represented The Marion-based company Everyone 19 Years & Older Is Invited To by one of its smallest producers buys corn from about 200 Ohio at Agro Ohio '84, the first trade farmers for processing into pop- \PARTY show in the state aimed at luring corn and other corn-based snack n ii/i foreign buyers. foods, said Jean Johnson, export Wyandot officials said the ex- sales manager for the company. Rosie & Aaron's Junw ii-Jive Band port market for popcorn has While Michaels is as inter- This Weekend been cut in half by the strong ested in attracting domestic dollar and a pinched interna- buyers as foreign investors, tional economy, but Rod Mi- Wyandot came to Agro Expo in chaels, who has a small popcorn hopes of halting a decline in STADIUM CINEMA 1*2 PIAZA •OWIINC CRfEN PH. 352-03*5 Mr sir rwr m mm our m neri > raw ur • w Bowling Green CAK in WICK aa n Ktanc n» arotra no M •MID «■ sat muaianii mo r* Kor OF i turn raw >«< tame ammriuiioiEiiricBiTKKffsttv no cow an «o» HFS IOK * JOV *S toac m « DISCOVER THE AMANI Seventh Day Adverttist Church IBB A»*U»!«1HBI0VTC«*STSTH ID HlfTBI HOt HIM * TWS STF.VK LII.Y MARTIN TOMI.IN Welcomes Back Students NOW OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AlLOFME* 6 p.m. to midnight as well as Bible Study Sat. 8:30 a.m. STICK AROUND AFTERWARDS AND SEE 'PURPLE RAIN' FREE! Worship Service Sat. 9:30 a.m. TWO FOR ONE LOW PRICE! 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But a concerned bank clerk Central owner Willie Nearn Ryan called his station and purse. Obviously, I lost," Leach did, and called an off-duty ST., was unavailable for com- two officers went to Rolek's COLUMBUS (AP) - Police curred between 11 a.m. and 5 police officer moonlighting as have beefed up patrols in a west p.m. said. ment Wednesday. An an- South Side home, where the Sgt. John Warren said Leach a guard. They may have swering service handling the company's employees were side neighborhood after a series The latest and most serious saved 84-year-old Rose Ro- company's calls said no em- at work. of daylight attacks on women in incident occurred at 11:40 a.m. was the only victim seriously lek's life savings. ployees were in the office A SECOND contractor a rent-subsidized apartment Monday when Barbara Leach, injured. "I was never suspicious, complex. 53, was pulled down six steps, Warren said the robberies dif- and probably wouldn't be later told police that the fer from most purse snatchings but the price always seemed for the rest of the day." There clogged pipes for Rolek's then dragged across a floor after Police said 10 women, ranging a robber grabbed her purse because the women were inside too high." Rolek said. "My was no answer at the compa- leaky toilet simply needed to the apartment buildings when sister-in-law was always hol- ny's offices today. be cleaned out - a job he in age from 53 to 90, have been strap. lering at me, 'You're paving Bank clerk Joyce Narducy estimated at $150. attacked since early August at She was in good condition they were attacked from behind. way too much.' began unraveling the case Wedgewood Park Apartments. yesterday in Doctors West Hos- Police believe one of the men Police say three men, described Eital with two broken bones in may be hiding in the building or when Rolek went to Citicorp Attorney General Neil Har- following the women inside, "How was I to know? When Savings on Monday and with- tigan's office has received as in their late teens and early er left leg and shattered bones 20s, are responsible for the at- in her left shoulder. while a second acts as a lookout you get someone to do some drew $25,000. After being told more than 40 complaints from outside the apartment. work, and they come out and it was for a plumbing job, Ms. consumers alleging use of tacks, all of which have oc- "I tried to hold on to my see there's no man in the Narducy summoned James deceptive practices by Cen- house, they can charge you Ryan, a 22-year police vet- tral. Hartigan's office filed a anything they want." eran working mornings as a suit against Neam last June EIGHT CENTRAL Home bank security guard. for allegedly inducing cus- Improvement Contractors Ryan asked Rolek if she tomers to pay for bogus fur- Private funding used employees were arrested had a contract for the job. nace repairs. _ 1 - WA building memorials • COLUMBUS (AP)-Ohio Viet- Dave Bradley heads the don't have people saying, 'I nam veterans' groups are build- roughly 2,500-member state don't want my tax dollars going INTERESTED IN SOCIAL ing their own memorials to council of the Vietnam Veterans for Vietnam/" soldiers of a war they say the of America. He counts a dozen American public tried to forget. completed memorials to Viet- BRADLEY IS working with nam veterans and casualties state lawmakers on a Vietnam JUSTICE ISSUES? completed to date in Ohio, and memorial to be placed on the another eight in the planning Statehouse lawn. The projected • The Nuclear arms race stages. dedication date is Memorial Day 1MB. COPT SHOP Bradley said most of the me- • Increased U.S. intervention in Central America morials have been built without "Within the last five years public funds. was when most of them (memo- • Registration for the draft "I think most Vietnam vets rials) started," Bradley said. want to do these things on their "That was when the military • World hunger own," Bradley said, '"it's a per- started being accepted again. Resume's sonal thing. And, whether we're The Vietnam War ... had been still unpopular or not, if we go over long enough to be ac- Posters through private funding, you cepted." Cincinnati WA chapter Pres- Then come to the Social Justice Table Tents ident Earl Corell led the push for a memorial there and is organiz- Flyers ing an effort for a Trenton me- Committee Organizational Meeting 1 FREE ITEfTl morial, both without public Trophies funds. OF YOUR CHOICE "We left the politics out," Sunday, Sept. 16, at 8:00 p.m. on any HI* (wia and RSK lo> n «•**•" otdttng Corell said. Plaques Mike Brinkman of Bellefon- St. Thomas Moore Fireside Lounge fi— Delivery taine, head of WA chapter 104. 352-4068 ONE COUPON rf ■ Mlk said he has planned a memorial For more informational I 352-0665 r^fe^S* to Logan County Vietnam War 117 E. Court 352-5166 Voted Beit Pmo In B.C casualties for two and one-half Bowling Green years. He has enlisted the sup- expires 12-31-84 port of other veterans and the families of war dead. THUR. STUDENTS WITH VALID CINEMA I&2 ID ONLY S2.00 As a Marine Officer, you could be in charge of about our undergraduate officer commissioning y ve been toughed ot. VLiMfr '" h'S "ret ™ » S*T aMach2+ F/A-18A, a vertical take-off Harrier programs. If you're a junior, check out our picked oo ond put down. VlfeTC'T motion picture t:4s 7:30 or one of our other jets or helicopters. And graduate programs. 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MAIN/ DOWNTOWN Him! lefore this ad was CBS Records & Topes placed we started pray- ing for you because we BRUCE care. Give us a chance to SPRINGSTEEN share. anus IV THE UAA. 9^& *NLY. . . Pasta Randy Carter P0B*O>Mr,Gmi.0Hi3«a 99 Worship Sunday 10am & 6pm 5 See Capt Fedyna or Lt Bembenek Sept 18 & 19 on campus or call collect (313) 4D's building, Along with thousands 961-0892 V 7th & High St. j of other great selections. Sports BG News/September 14,1984 7 WilLpJay Oaklahpma State Soccer team eager to Falcons face a stiff test clash with Green Bay by Steve Qulnn OSU racked up 475 yards, with year whiie Hinds hauled in 8 by Tom Reed in the Mid-East Regional Soc- unable to play. Bucher assistant sports editor 337 of coming on the ground. interceptions. sports reporter cer Conference. The Phoenix sprained his ankle Wednes- Leading the rushing attack were are 3-2 and hold down the day in a mid-air collision with Oklahoma State's football tailbacks Charles Crawford and IT WILL be a balanced BG Prior to a season it is natu- conference's third spot. an MU player and had to be team may be ranked 13th in Shawn Jones. offense that will test the Cow- ral for teams to look at their FULLLBACK JOE Ban os, replaced by sophomore Terry nation according to the Asso- Crawford (6-foot-2, 230 boys' stingy defense. Last Satur- schedule and single out oppo- who had several defensive Ginley. Palmisano said Buch- ciated Press' poll, but they are pounds) collected 137 yards and day, the Falcons scored eight nents which they are anxious gems against Marquette, said er's ankle was not severely not treating tomorrow's game scored one touchdown while touchdowns, four by McClure's to play. On Bowling Green's he is excited about tomor- swelled and he was optimistic with Bowling Green lighlty. Jones (6-1, 212) rushed for 102 air attack and four on the soccer schedule there is a big row's match because he has about Bucher's chances of After spanking Richmond 55- yards. Jones earned 1983 all-Big ground. Three of BG's TD's red circle around tomorrow's never beaten UW-GB and playing tomorrow. 28, OSU scouts went back to 8 honors when he rushed for 956 came from the first play from opposition -Wisconsin-Green wants to prove the Falcons Stillwater, Okla. and raved yards. scrimmage, but Stolz does not should be ranked higher then Besides the injury to about BG signal caller Brian believe his offense can be given Lasist fall, though the Fal- Green Bay. Bucher, Palmisano is con- McClure and his protective of- "WITH THEIR offensive a fair evaluation. cons owned a better record, "I can't wait for Saturday, cerned about stopping UW- fensive line. And during the en- scheme, they are able to use "We scored 55 points and only played a tougher schedule since I have played at BG GB's strong offensive attack, tire week of practice, OSU head more than one tailback," BG had 50 plays," Stolz said. "You and tied UW-GB in Green they have beaten us twice," which is led by last year's 20 coach, Pat Jones, did not allow head coach Denny Stolz said. should nave closer to 85 plays Bay, the Phoenix' received a Barros said. goal scorer Greg Santaga. any of his players to be inter- "To look at Oklahoma's tail- when you score that many bia to the NCAA tournament, Falcon head coach Gary Santaga has netted four goals viewed by the media. backs today or five years from points. We still don't know while BG stayed home. Palmisano said he didn t this fall, including one in "BG is a well coached team," now they will always have great whether we can execute 14-15 SOME FALCON players want the team going into to- Wednesday's 4-3 loss to Wis- Jones said. "Anytime you are college tailbacks, especiauy if plays in a row." have made it no secret that morrow's game out for consin. Palmisano said BG coached by a guy who was Big 10 the team is as good offensively The Falcons will be battling UW-GB's bid will not be for- blood and revenge." But fullback Pat Kenney, who coach of the year, he certainly as they are." more than just a nationally gotten when BG takes the added he knows his team will scored the game winning goal knows what he is doing. They OSU has a strong defense that ranked team when they take the field for their second home use last year's results as a against MU, will have the can't be taken too lighlty." will blitz as much as 25 percent field tomorrow; they will be game at 2 p.m. "motivating force." unenviable task of marking of the time. The Cowboy's de- Claying in heat that could get as "We were the better team BG leading scorer Mark Santaga. AND NEITHER can the Cow- fense held the Sun Devils to just igh as 98 degrees. "That's why last year," fullback Pete Tat- Jackson said the Falcons will boys who are coming off a 45-3 212 yards in total offense. Last we might have to use 50 play- ley said. "We should have definitely use last year's tour- UW-GB senior striker Sam win over Arizona State in year they led the nation in inter- ers," Stolz said. won that game and they (UW- nament situation as inspira- Borquenye has scored seven Tempe, Ariz. ASU was picked to ceptions and fumble recoveries. Of course if the Cowboys play GB) know it. But, we'll show tion, and coming off Soals this season, while Todd finish at the top of the charts in Key veterans are all-Big 8 anything like they did in Tempe, them who's the better team Wednesday's win have a good 'illiams has added six oth- preseason polls by Sport Mag- tackle, Leslie O'Neal and all-Big the Falcons might feel more Saturday. chance beating the Phoenix ers. The Phoenix weakest link azine and Street & Smith. 8 cornerback Adam Hinds. heat than the 98 degrees pro- BG, 2-3, is fresh from a 2-1 HOWEVER, FALCON for- might be in goal, as senior In defeating the Sun Devils, O'Neal made 108 tackles last vided by mother nature. overtime victory against tunes will not be helped if Jorge Bravo has seen little Marquette and ranked sixth injured goalie Kim Bucher is action prior to this fall. Game times inconsistent BUD LIGHT Don't fault the players for Ohio University and host Ball State if they are unsure of the time for their opening MidAme- rican Conference kickoff Satur- day. The two schools each have six different starting times for their first six games this fall. Ohio U. plays anywhere from 11:35 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. EDT. Ball State's opening kickoffs also vary from 11:35 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. EDT. THE REASON behind a morn- ing start this week is television. Sports Time, a Midwest cable company, wants the early kick- off. Brian Burke, Ohio's coach, dislikes the different Saturday routines for his Bobcats. "One thing you want to establish with a football team is continuity," he said. "How can you do that when you have different starting times in the first six games? You can't get into any pattern." Ball State, forecast to finish seventh to Ohio's eighth in the Mid-American race, whipped the Bobcats 31-14 in Athens last fall. 64 AD. EMPEROR NERO COMES UP WITH A BRIGHT IDEA FOR ENDING URBAN BLIGHT. Nero's fiddling around with out your best. Serve bnghtideas wouldn't Bud Light at your next have been necessary toga party. Or ask for it if Bud Light had at your favonte been served at all beeratonum. those toga parties. It's the less-hllmg light beer with the first name m taste. EVERYTHING So, friends and ELSEISJUST countrymen, bring ALIGHT. LARGER SUK AT 4. THE SAME OU> PRICES Classifieds Sap! 14. 1984 Typing. Papers. dMartattone. etc 372-2261 Donne lort. Jane. 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Students WEEKEND THE NATIVES ARE RESTLESS ANGEL DAY CAUSE YOU KNOW. SOME ever! love ya Iota. Mary Kays GAGEMENT TO DAVE GIROO WE WISH YOU Whan Friday. Sepl 14, 1964. From 7.30 pm AGAIN! TIMES YOU JUST GOTTA SAY. La" Jl Weaver THE BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR LIFE to 11 30 pm. SCOTT Toledo company wants senior marketing major •WHAT THE — ' AND HAVE Tomorrow you w* become an active CN TOGETHER Place Ice Arena Lounge Fop, . for part oma Internship Pays S4 SO/hr. Cal A GOOD TIME Omega I am so proud to cal you my sister and Tale (FOP). Featuring. BGSU's own Paul Kenyon Quartet Happy 20th' What a way lo celebrate it but at cooperative Education 372 2451 MISS YA KIOOO. most especialy my UHe' Congratulatione on The eve of Fiji Island has ftnaty come Finances: Two dolara donation, squid spirits FUl ISLAND Couldn't have a better ■ sis. Love KELLY your activation' Love, Big Inn. 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Accoushc HAVE A GREAT 20th B-OAYi ATTN SPEECH AND HEARING MAJORS I can't wait M you go active.8 that's reefy true Tomorrow's the day Rock 2-8 pm Student Services Amphitheatre YOU MAKE EVERYDAY GREAT FOR ME! 1 I'm your Big. who loves you' Alpha Cms Saturday FREE! Pop lor sale ■- sponsored by Welcome Back Organizational Meeting, Toes.. YOU' YOUi YOU' STUBBS Chi O Love. Annette. Dudnamis Sepl 18. 7 30, Rm lOSSouth Hal. Don't miss to get wed at the Pond Your coach Part 8 FUl time, maintenance sUfts. $ auto Good Luck Alpha Celts at the Phi Psi Bathtub jtM LI Kethy Medigan To our super Rho Chf's 8 R.A.'s: It la great to desirable. Put not necessary Cal 352-6336 SOCIAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE race Saturday' Row. Row. Row . ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING. AXO s- Caroane. Wanky. Lynne, Kara. Jute. El. Your long wan Is finely over, and tomorrow you have you back in the chapter- we missed you! Good Luck m the Bathtub Races Kappa Sigs SUNDAY, SEPT. 16,8:00 Bash. VC. and af the others who've been there. wfl become an active Chi Omega I am so proud L8L. your ADPi Sisters. We're al behind you and we love you ol al your hard work1 Congratulations on ST. THOMAS MORE FIRESIDE LOUNGE Mom always told us They save the best for Tracy LucHs, last'.' Here's lo going active111 Love your little Sisses Activation' Love. Big Linn There w* be a Memorial Service lor Prolessor Don't forget those jogging shoes 8 get ready FOR SALE Love Kely and Steph The Stardusters la" Michele Bower Donald Leventhal on Friday. September 14 in lor a sweaty weekend I lovel you. Doug Good Luck to the fabutouaPM Mu Bathtub Race Roses are red and pink is a pig Prout Chapel at 11 AM MM. VAL. FUl ISLAND IS APPROACHrNG ANO THE Get psyched for activation You're almost learn Let's continue the winning tradition' Yeah I am so proud to be your big The Student National Education Association wi PURPLE NATIVES ARE ENCROACHING FES- there! Just remember your big loves you" Barb Amy Daphne Us' Go Phi Mut Sunday wil come, and you wi be be having an organisational and informational TIVITY Will KNOW NO BOUNDS AS THE Hay Beta'HJet psyched for the tea on Friday- An active tfi our sorority 1972 Honda CB 350. Good Condition $400 or meeting on Sepl 18th at 7.00 pm In room Brathaus PURPLE PASSION MAKES ITS ROUNDS GET make sure you have the caps ready cui the I'm so pioud. Big Becky best offer 372-3448. 210 ol Hayes Hal All interested education Happy Hours' PSYCHED ANO GET PURPLE! KD's are ready to partyl majors are urged to attend Fit. 8 Sat Alternoon III' suite Stringer, TOM Harmon Kardam 570: 40 watt per channel. 3J HEY CHI O'SI GET PSYCHED FOR THE Initiation Is very neer end I want you to know 1 Receiver exec cond $225 00 Cal Herb al Glass City Record Show Welcome Alpha Delta PI pledges Get psyched BATHTUB RACE TOMORROW AND ENOUGH that I'm very proud ol you, and love you tool 372-2959. Find that record you've always wanted1 Buy BUSINESS MAJORS lor a great year • and keep up your fantastic SPIRIT TO SURPASS MUDTUG' GOOD LUCK CM O love Sea-Trade Sun . Sept 18. Holday Inn 1-75, THE FRATERNITY PHI BETA LAMBDA IS spvit' We love you, your Staters. Bar. wooden, sturdy, two shelves. 6 ft. long. DEEDEE. BOONERS. BECKY. 8 HEIDI' HgSnoais. Perrysburg 10 5 pm Admission $1.50. Infor- CURRENTLY SPONSORING ITS FALL MEM- $120 372-2338 Hey KD's mation cal 1-874-1725 BERSHIP DRIVE. IF YOU'RE A FUTURE BUSI- la" Suzy. Congrats on getting this far. You w« NESS LEADER, AND WANT TO BE Can we make 3 6? soon be an active and I know you II make a Phi Psi Bathtub Race Saturday 12:00 Noon 19 inch B ft W TV-S25 The Jewish Students Group conducts Shabbat ASSOCIATED WITH THE LARGEST AND Betas good one! I'm so proud of you. Gat excited Services every Friday evening at 6.30 pm in Phi Pal Bathtub Race Saturday 12:00 Noon 13 inch B 8 W TV 2 y* i ok), harrjty used FASTEST GROWING BUSINESS CHAPTER IN HEY KELLEY - NO MORE HO. about Sunday. I am Love ya, Big Heidi the Faculty Lounge of the Student Union All Ph. Psi Bathtub Race Saturday 12 00 Noon $30 364-8995 THE STATE, REGISTER NOW IN THE FRONT NOW YOU'RE NEO. ALMOST CHI O interested students & (acuity are invited to PHI KAPPA PSI IN CONJUNCTION WITH Clai I Forming Now Various power tools. Bearcat programmable LOBBY OF THE B.A. BUILDING. SEPT. 10-21: LOVE. YOUR PSEUOO MG SIS attend For further information on Jewish activ- BUDWEISER BRING HAPPY HOURS AT COL For The MCAT scanner. Craftsman loolbox.electrical exten- ■am ■ 3pm. JOIN NOWII ities on campus, contact Prol David Weinberg. 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Main - B.G.O. 352-0123 Tie BO News Magazine utumn hues preserved in a flower Myl Pizza Pub The B6 News Magazine FREE 6 Pack of Pepsi with any 16" Pizza La Maisson Francaise "French House" residents live the European way Delivery Only Expires 9/19/84 516E.Wooster 352-1504 Campus concert scheduled J^.OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOj|t Amphitheater will be the stage for several bands NOW OPIN W-B Leather Co. 1 86 S. Main Earthtones The lorever beauty of nostalglac flowers Mini Mall .6 352-5476 Handcrafted Items From Spain With loveoepartment of Romance Languages schedules weekend Spanish film festival Top Grain Leather & Suede Purses • Wallets • Belts .8 • Buckels • Vests and Much More! priced lower than Malls. Cover Photo: Clusters of statis create a colorful carpet over a field at ^oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorA Woodcreek Farm... See story, page 6. Friday photo by Jim Youi. MUSCLE AND SHIM MEL -Friday/The BG News Magazlns- SWEATS $6.99 Editor Brailles Editor $ Marcy Grande Jim Youll Assorted Colors SAVE 4.00 «sst. arapmes Editor Andrea Schlndler FALCON HOUSE Friday magazine is a weekly publication of The BG Newt, 106 University Hall. "Your Running Shoe & Sportswear Headquarters" 140 E. Wooster Bowling Green Ph. 352-3610 HOWARD'S GOOD THRU 9/22/84 WITH THIS COUPON f o»*H . . COME IN & CHECK OUT Stephanie's 2s«r Emporium Happy Hour 352-5476 Daily 'til 8:00 Buy one at regular price- get the second for 1*. Now Open At Rock T-Shirts $4.95 Noon AAon-Sat Stereo headphones $2.49 & At 2:00 Sundays Mosturizer's $.79 Mini Picture Frames $.24 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 2:30 Masking Tape $1.29 NO COVER Non-aspirin $.98 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Sherbits & Certs $.19 Sale ends 9/21/84 210 N MAIN Hours AA-S 10-5 p.m. limited quantities Ellen O' Brien junior international business major studies her French lessons in the parlor of the house. FRIDAY Jim Youll A little European flair. La Maison Francoise is BG's own Little France by Linda Hoffman French culture. In helping residents of the house Mrs. Ghibaudo said the main and members of the French Club Tucked away in sorority row, La goals of the French House are to with their speaking abilities, the Maison Francaise (The French promote the French culture on an first floor of the house is designated House) must be a sorority - a major American campus and to increase a "French" floor; therefore, the misconception. Instead, the French the membership of the French only language spoken on the floor is House is a unique place where Club. French. Students interested in re- foreign and American students The house also offers a schol- fining their skills are welcome to come together to explore and ap- arship every year to help finance a brush up on their French during preciate a culture different from trip to study abroad in Tours, one-hour Frenclwpeaking sessions their own. France. at the house. In achieving these goals, the house provides French film festi- vals, tutoring sessions and parties, such as le gateau des rois and le mardi gras to celebrate French customs. For example, while most stu- dents were in class or asleep (or both) Monday afternoon, 17 ded- icated girls were up to their apron strings in pastry dough. They were preparing for their first bakery cafe of the school year, which took place Tuesday at the house. According to the director of the house, Micheline Ghibaudo, the proceeds will go toward a year's subscription to a French magazine. This magazine will be an addition to the other French materials avail- able at the house, such as French music and French reference books. Martha Mallarnee. a Junior, and Kirnlizl. a These materials are available freshman, both international business ma- not only to the 17 female residents jors help French House director Mlcheiine of the house, but to any student with Ghibaudoat at a recent pastry sale. an interest or background in the ■ "Twigs: "a disgrace to Leachman SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Cloris with Ms. Leachman playing four "Well, as the tree is bent, so grows the the caustic matriarch of the brood. Leachman prides herself on putting characters - three middle-aged sis- twigs." As Ma, Ms. Leachman said Ma. her entire being into everything she ters and their crotchety Irish Catholic she is "almost out the door, I stop, I Author George Furth was a friend does - from eating lunch to playing mother. turn and say, 'Well, you know what I of Ms. Leachman's mother, and the Phyllis on "The Mary Tyler Moore "I am disappointed" in the "Twigs" always say Pa'" before her character actress praises Furth's ability to de- Show." production, Ms. Leachman said, ref- utters an expletive. fine the foibles and peculiarities of Her no-holds-barred attitude ex- erring to deletions and camera an- people. tends to candid assessments of her gles. "They've lopped off the In the TV version, which was taped "George Furth is like a stingray. projects, and she admits that an up- beginning of each scene" as well as during a February 1982 performance The stingray goes into the water and coming cable television special, the eliminated an important line at the at The Fisher Theater in Detroit, the it has a grill across it and everything Tony award-winning play Twigs," is end of the play said by her character, phrase, "Well, you know what I al- comes through this grill and then the a disappointment. Ma, she said. ways say Pa" was cut. "See how that stingray sorts out what it wants. "I'm sorry about the editing, folks, The change in the cable version, changes it?" Ms. Leachman fumed. George Furth is like that as an author it makes me very sorry," the 58-year- which was directed by Scott Stern- "It tips the scale from philosophy to a and I'm like that as an actress." old actress said here, where she is berg, transforms a philosophical com- crack." She said "Twigs" posed a special starring in "Sister Mary Ignatius ment on life to "a crack," Ms. "Twigs" is a series of four serio- challenge because "each sister had to Explains It All For You." Leachman said. comic vignettes, each focusing on one be different from the other and the On Sept. 16, the Arts & Entertain- In the stage play, Pa inadvertently of four women in the same family - mother and yet I had to be the same. ment Network premieres "Twigs," twists a homily, summing up to Ma: sisters Emily, Celia and Dorothy and So I found those connections." Familiar faces going places OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Entertainer Wayne Newton says he was pleased with NEW YORK (AP) - Former Mayor Abraham Beame says he resents Mayor the decor in his new airplane, but was not happy that it weighed too much to EM Koch's boasts of having saved New York from bankruptcy and wants no carry the 14 to 16 passengers he wanted to transport. more mail from Koch's 1985 campaign organization. Newton is suing Fairchild Aviation Corp. of San Antonio, Texas, and Duncan Beame, who preceded Koch in office, said in a letter to the campaign that the Aviation Inc. of Lincoln, Neb., which outfitted the twin-engine Fairchild Merlin record "is very clear that New York City had already avoided the threat of 2. bankruptcy long before Mayor Koch took office." Newton said that soon after the plane was delivered, his pilot told him he did not I MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Broadcast tycoon Ted Turner says he refused to read a commercial script for a cable television system because it "sounded a lot DistrictCourt. "I think he said that if we had a full load of fuel, we couldn't get cockier than I really am." anybody on It." Turner, chairman of the Turner Broadcasting System and owner of the The companies have declined comment pending the outcome of the suit. Atlanta Braves baseball team, said Wednesday he had problems with the tone, style and content of the Rogers Cables commercial. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Iowa first lady Chris Branstad has withdrawn a threat to move out of the governor's mansion after she and state officials cut MIAMI (AP) - Environmentalists who fought artist Christo Javacheff's plan Gov. Terry Branstad's planned expansion of tours. to wrap 11 islands in pink plastic last year have now joined in the praise for the Branstad had suggested opening the Terrace Hill mansion to tours on Surrounded Islands project. Saturday and to include the second floor. Previously, visitors had been limited The Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management to the first of three floors and banned on Saturday. had argued that the 6 million square feet of plastic and 600 steel anchors would "He's not here on weekends," Mrs. Branstad said Wednesday during a damage seagrass, entangle manatees and disturb animal life on the islands. meeting of the board that oversees the mansion. "He wants this whole place The county officials on Wednesday said that the 1983 project "has not had open every day of the week, 24 hours a day. If he wants to do that, we'll move to any adverse impact on the natural environments of the islands ..." and that an apartment." they had "benefitted from the removal of trash before and after the project by The board, which includes Mrs. Branstad, decided to open part of the second Christo organization workers." floor, but to continue the ban on Saturday tours. The sale of 1,000 posters of the Surrounded Islands for $150 apiece will be "I'm satisfied and my wife is satisfied," Branstad said of the compromise. used to help finance a restoration of Biscayne Bay, officials said. Phi Psi Happy Hours with THE X-CITERZ Friday Sept. 14th - College Park 3:30 - 7:30 Rain Date - Sept. 14 9:00 - 1:00 in N.E. Commons Phi Psi Bathtub Race *^Ef2&S* Saturday • 12:00 '.•.•.•«.;<<..»%■.• .*'itivii7<,-><.-»-iA-.-'.,"'.'.' .••.••' • • ». •• -•' *•".-''• •' ■■'"'• ••• ••■ - " • TUNIN _ Frill* ItiUmbtr 14. 352-8459 mA &• HUTCH _>^ NEW & Used OllS Mom Si Bow«fl &,•»■, CH4MOJ %^ Phones at • 2 for 1 on Assorted Tropical Fish •We have over 150 marine and low, LOW Prices!! fresh water tanks on display (stop in * Discounts given to fish set ups and look around) • Two free goldfish with the purchase i Micro Tel Phone Store of any goldfish bowl HUTCH @ 128 S. 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(419) 372-2222. ADULTS: $20.00 SR. CIT. $10.00 STUDENTS: $10.00 * \ * ORDER YOUR PASS TODA Y AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SA V1NGS!!!!! ************************ ***********************************************************t*M* FHWI/IHllMir 14. ItM f^Here behind isolated greenhouses, Wallace carries on a small-scale trial and error operation experimenting with species from other parts of the country like the unicorn bird plant and the superbird, skeletal pods Flower that make exotic arrangements. ■ Power by Marcella Grande long a wood-trimmed country road in Cygnet, there are occasional fields where passers-by expect to see the give-away cornfields of Northwest Ohio. But Mike Wallace's field appears to be covered with purple haze. No, Wallace did not not invent a phenomenal strain of corn. Instead, the field is dominated by purple statis, a deep bright purple flower braque used in dried floral arrange- ments. Statis is one of the dried flowers Wallace grows at Woodcreek Farm, 12419 Jerry City Road. Here behind isolated greenhouses, Wallace carries on a small-scale trial and error operation experimenting with species from other parts of the country like the unicorn bird plant and the superbird, skeletal pods that make exotic arrangements. Aside from experimenting, Wallace grows the well-known Chinese lanterns and silver dollar plants. Although the art of drying and arranging flowers is centuries old, few Ohio farmers grow dried flowers in such volumes as Wallace does. "There's only two or three other farmers, four of us all together that I know of," he said, "A guy in Swanton grows them fresh, but he doesn't dry them like we do. The unicorn bird Is one of Wallace's successful experiments. It is the dried skeleton from the plant pod, creating a touch of Ikibana. American style. Wallace starts the dried flower plants in his greenhouse just like the other mums and geraniums he grows. He bundle of western ironweed lies outside the transplants them in the fields and starts harvesting in July, room filled with flowers and baskets. when he cuts the ripest flowers and hangs them in the dark "The ironweed dries naturally," Wallace said, "Just like drying room for one to two weeks. The temperature is kept the statis, and we have german status, too." he added. at 100 degrees. Harvest seems to go on endlessly for Wallace is one farmer who can point to his produce years Wallace and his day labor due to the great demand. after the harvest, and boast of how it maintains its original "This is the third year we've had these (dried Sowers). quality, unlike other flora. This year, I doubled the crop and next year I'm going to Straw monstrosum resembles flaming orange and yellow double it again. We have all the boutique and craft store miniature sunflowers, as they radiate warmth on a cool clients we can handle. I am nowhere near filling the autumn day. demand," Wallace said. rmn/ttmmur u. im f Wallace carries a bundle of western ironweed that "dries naturally." FRIDAYiJim Youll he success of the dried flower business is 11 packaged and ready for retailers to especially fortunate for Wallace who lost his strawberry purchase are bundles of cellosia, a clustered flora of crop in May of 1983. Wallace is the farmer who received majenta velvet. Baby's breath treated with glycerine stays widespread media attention when he charged that the protectively preserved for creative flower arranging. Soft county destroyed his strawberry crop by using illegal pastel flowers of orchid, white and pink fool people who herbicides in the area of his farm. Immediately following think the flowers are clover, when actually the species is the the spraying, Wallace said the strawberry plants showed delicate globeflower. signs of chemical poisoning. An advantage of the dried flowers is their adaptability The court case will take place at the end of October, and strength such as in yarrow, a large golden yellow Wallace said. flower once used in yarrow tea to clear up congestion, now Wallace is also a minority when it comes to his occupation grown for its beauty. as he practices organic fanning. A rainbow of autumn earth tones and deep scarlet hues "That means I don't use chemicals, but organic controls are a welcome sight to break the monotony of cornfield like lady bugs, preying mantises and beer to drown slugs. I after cornfield, in the fields of Northwest Ohio. also plant a fungus that attacks caterpillars," he said while standing on a pile of logs used for the greenhouse furnace (instead of all natural gas). FTMaySMMMtr 14. 1M4 Schedule of Berlanga's films featured in the series: Monday, Sept. 17. Lillian Gish Film Theater, 7 p.m.: "Esa pareja feliz" (That Happy Couple, 1951), with English subtitles. A young couple, just Reeling Along trying to get by, win a contest that gives them everything they want for 24 hours. 8:30 p.m.: "Bienvenido Mister Marshall!" Traveling film festival presents Tuesday, Sept 18, Lillian Gish Film Theater, 7 p.m.: -"Placido" (1961), with English subtitles. In a provincial town, a workingman spends Christmas Eve trying to make the first payment on a family van while Spanish director Luis Berlanga caught up in the activites of a large charity drive. by Chris Foran 8:30 p.m.: "Calabuch" (1956). An American physicist tries to disappear by Berlanga's films reveal an insight- slipping into a small coastal village where, mistaken for a vagrant, he is ful picture of Spanish life during and warmly accepted. Spanish film director Luis G. Ber- after Franco's reign. That cultural langa may not be a household name in insight is one of the series' brightest Wednesday, Sept. 19, 112 Life Science, 7 p.m.: - "El verdugo" (The this country yet, but a traveling festi- features, Balducci said. Executioner, 1963), with English subtitles. A young man falls in love with val of his films appearing on campus "Under Franco and his regime, the the executioner's daughter, and is reluctantly forced to join the trade. next week could help bring much-de- Spanish were not really free enough to 9 p.m.: "La escopeta nacional" (The National Shotgun, 1978), with served recognition. do creative work," Balducci said, English subtitles. An intercom salesman, hoping to improve his business, Sponsored by the Department of noting that many of the country's Kys for a hunting party hosted by a corrupt aristocrat, the Marquis of Romance Languages and the Film premier directors, including sociahst- guineche. Studies Program, the eight-film retro- surrealist Luis Bunuel, left Spain to spective of the Spanish director's pursue active filmmaking. Thursday, Sept 20, 140 Overman. 7 p.m.: - "Patrimonio nacional" work will be presented on campus "His (Berlanga's) later work is (National Heritage, 1980), with English subtitles. After the death of Franco, Sept. 17-20. Admission is free. more interesting because it reflects the decadent Marquis of Leguineche returns to Madrid in hopes of ingratiat- The work of Berlanga is not well- the changes of the Spanish regime, ing himself with the king's court. known in this country although some and of Spanish society." 9p.m.: "Nacional IIP (National III, 1982), with English subtitles. of his films have won international "Spain needs to create a strong film This film, the last of a comedic trilogy, features the efforts of the Marquis awards, said Gioacchino Balducci, industry. They don't have a national of Leguineche's family to cope with their new role in Spanish society. associate professor of romance lan- image yet, like the French and Italian guages. His films only recently have filmmakers," he said. Because the received critical attention outside French and Italian movie industries Spain. have a stronger artist tradition, they Superb acting along with illogical plot Known mainly in his own country have an easier time getting their as one of the fathers of the Spanish Broduct shown in movie theaters on make for "Irreconcilalbe Differences" film industry, Berlanga first drew le other side of the Atlantic, Bal- international attention in 1952 with ducci said. (AP) - "Irreconcilable Differences" filane? How could anyone so Irish- "Bienvenido Mister Marshall!" (Wel- Although Spain has a thriving do- starts as a madcap comedy, turns to a ooking be named Brodsky? Such come Mister Marshall!), a film about mestic movie market, few of its Films satire of Hollywood, then transforms incongruities abound. a small Spanish village's efforts to are shown outside its borders. Only into a domestic drama. Rarely has a In an obvious steal from screwball impress an American delegation of eight Spanish-made films, including major film suffered such a damaging comedies of the 1930s, Brodsky is the Marshall Plan, on which the naive Berlanga's 1961 "Placido.have been • identity crisis. reluctantly given a ride by light- villagers have pinned all their hopes. nominated for an Academy Award for The authors, Nancy Meyers and headed Lucy Ann Patten (Shelley The film Berlanga co-directed with best foreign language film in the Charles Shyer - he also directed and Long), who is driving to San Diego to Juan Antonio Bardem was awarded a award's 30-year history. she is executive producer - wrote marry a naval officer. Following a special award for humor and another Balducci said he thought the films "Private Benjamin." series of slapstick situations, Albert critics' award for its screenplay at the included in the retrospective reveal a But the disparity of tone mortally and Lucy marry four days after they 1952 Cannes Film Festival. soft sort of apolitical humanism that damages "irreconcilable Differ- meet. Along with "Bienvenido Mister gives Berlanga's works universal ap- ences.'' despite the presence of three Marshall!," which will be shown 8:30 peal. of Hollywood's most ingratiating ac- "Irreconcilable Differences" has a p.m. Monday in Lillian Gish Film "He is not a political filmmaker in tors: Ryan O'Neal, Shelley Long and nice look to it, and a great deal of Theater, the retrospective features the way that Bunuel is," Balducci Drew Barrymore. earnest effort went into its making. seven films. Three of them were said. "He prefers to tell a human The story begins with Albert Ryan O'Neal, who has had wretched made after the nation's shift from the story with a realistic setting. He's less Brodsky (O'Neal) hitchhiking from luck with his recent films, remains an dictatorship of Generalissimo Fran- intellectualist than some other New York to Los Angeles to begin a attractive leading man, adept at com- cisco Franco to the constitutional filmmakers. He's more human, more job at the Univers. •• of California at edy and capable of emotion, or at monarchy of King Juan Carlos. relevant, more meaningful." Los Angeles teaching film. Why least, sadness. wouldn't a college professor take the Hairways {formerly Romans) ^ "HERE FOR ALL •DEBBIE YOUR HAIR NEEDS" •D1ANN •JGDY •SHERRY (Both Formerly •DONNA With Romans) M^US (All Formerly With 1st Edition) 1616 E. 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