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The Nation '$ Best College Newspaper Weather Friday Vol.72 Issue 68 January 19,1990 Bowling Green, Ohio High 33° The BG News Low 25° Search for Greeks lobby for ADPi house final decision. "On-campus housinghas been a hope by Sandra Kowalsky and a dream to us. But it is also a BRIEFLY staff writer Paulsen will have seven days to de- director cide which Greek organization will need," Kunka said. "We have been the Campus move into the house, vacated in innocent victims of the city's zoning The fate of the vacant Alpha Delta Pi December when the sorority disbanded policies." sorority house will soon be determined; due to problems with membership re- Alpha Omicron Pi sorority choose to continues a nine-member committee heard pre- tention. have its hearing closed to the public, investigated: University sentations by three Greek organiza- At the first presentation, Pi Beta Phi but AOPi President Pam Gioviannetti police officers are investigating a by Jill Novak tions Thursday night. President Michele Kunka addressed gave a follow-up statement after their suspected case of acquaintance rape staff writer Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Omicron Pi current problems the sorority mem- presentation. which allegedly occurred Monday. sororities and Phi Sigma Kappa bers were experiencing living off cam- "We feel that by moving in the house A student reported she allegedly fraternity gave separate 10-minute pus in an apartment complex at 425 E. we will benefit the Greek community," had met a man off campus and then More than 50 applications have speeches, were questioned by commit- Court St. she said. "We have proven ourselves to returned with him to campus where already been received to fill the posi- tee members and followed up with five- Previously, the sorority was allowed be strong and enthusiastic and we want the rape apparently took place. tion of Affirmative Action Director and minute conclusions. to use the basement of the building for to get to know the other sororities bet- A police spokeswoman said the other interested people have until Feb. The committee, which included stu- meetings and to eat meals, but city zon- ter." department has been given only 1 to apply. dents and administrators, went into de- ing restrictions now prohibit the soror- vague information and are not sure According to Ann-Marie Lancaster, liberation following the group presen- ity from conducting these activities. The Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity where on campus the reported head of the search committee review- tations and their proposal will be sent Kunka stressed the active communi- centered its presentation around topics incident occurred. ing the applications, personal contact to Fayetta Paulsen, assistant vice- ty service of Pi Phi's, their policy on such as the quality of membership, the Officers are working together with was made with Affirmative Action Of- president of student affairs and resi- alcohol and their financial burdens to elimination of hazing and the fraterni- The Link to help the victim. fices at other Universities and colleges dential services, who will make the the committee. ty's ability to fill the house. The only description released on the to get tips on how to conduct a more ef- suspect at this time is: a white male fective search. with brown hair. This has attributed to the large This incident will continue to be amount of applications already investigated by police. received — a great deal more than Resolution have been received in previous sear- ches, she said. Blood found in Unions "We wanted to get a strong pool of to only large amount of blood was found in applicants." Lancaster said. the men's restroom near the bowling The applicant pool probably will be alley in the University Union narrowed within two weeks after the limit power Tuesday, but no victims were Feb. 1 deadline and "how much it is discovered. narrowed depends on the quality of ap- Lt. David Weekley of the University plicants," Lancaster said. by James A. Tinker Klice department said police believe Robert Cunningham will remain in- staff writer i blood was the result of a fight that terim director until the final process of occurred sometime before the blood naming the new director is completed Faculty Senate Vice Chairman was reported. at the end of the semester and possibly Blaine Ritts claims the resolution in- Blood-soaked paper towels were later, she added. troduced Tuesday was not a direct scattered around the room and an The committee composed numerous attempt to have University Presi- obscene word was written on the guidelines for the search which began dent Paul Olscamp fired, but to mirror, police said. in December, following the death of force faculty to audit his leadership Officers checked with Wood County former director Miguel Ornelas. and its effects. Hospital, but no recent admissions Announcements of the open position "What I saw Tuesday — finally — were on record. Residence halls also were posted in publications including was a request by Faculty Senate to were checked, but no injured students The Chronicle of Higher Education, evaluate its president," Ritts said. were identified. Black Issues in Higher Education, The Faculty members have said the Blade, The Plain Dealer, The Detroit move to table the resolution was tan- News, The Cincinnati Enquirer, the tamount to killing it, but Ritts be- Summer jobs open: Glacier Sentinel-Tribune and the Affirmative lieves allowing tune for extended Park Inc. is seeking college students Action Register. to fill summer hotel and hospitality faculty consideration will not bury Applicants must have an appropriate it. Bisitions at Glacier National Park in amount of experience, a broad knowl- The proposed resolution calls for a ontana. edge of the organization and adminis- poll ot tenured and probationary Available jobs include front desk tration of higher education and success faculty to determine support for the positions, maids, cooks, waitresses, in working with various constituencies, claim that the Faculty Senate has no bus drivers and guest entertainment. according to the guidelines. Interested students should contact confidence in Olscamp's continued In addition, comprehension of com- leadership. Brad Parker at (602) 248-2612. plexities of discrimination and har- Ritts denied the introduction of the assment issues and the ability to en- resolution in Olscamp's absence was gage with members of the University planned. Scholarship styles: The about these issues are necessary quali- "We hoped he would be at the Toledo Alumnae Panhellenic Council ties for the director. will host a style show Feb. 21 to meeting ... and to suggest that ever- benefit its scholarship fund. The responsibilities of the director ybody Knows his schedule is ab- The application deadline for winter will entail investigating and resolving surd," he said. scholarships is Jan. 31 and winners any discrimination and harassment Olscamp has claimed it is com- will be announced at the style show. complaints and advising the University mon knowledge he attends an annual University student Cheryl Karfara president on compliance with federal education conference. was the recipient of a fall scholarship. and state affirmative action regula- However, due to Olscamp's erra- tions. tic meeting attendance in the past, Ritts said they could not predict if he Handling policy matters relating to would be there. However, the presi- Economist speaks: Maureen the recruitment and the hiring process dent's executive assistant, Phil Lage, from the Pennsylvania State for all faculty and staff positions is also Mason, is invariablypresent, yet he University department of economics, a task for the director, along with ad- will speak Monday at 3:30 p.m. in ministering the office which includes also was out of town Tuesday. Room 4000 of the BA Building. Affirmative Action and Handicapped Minutes from rast Faculty Senate Her topic is "The Permanent Services personnel, budget and operat- meetings show Olscamp has missed Income Hypotheses Under ing procedures. D See Olscamp, page 3. Permanent Transitory Confusion." The speech is open to the public. Fine Figurines coime*y,he Kty/ ^ MuU Racial vandalism Laurie Robison (rear) and Karen Brumbaugh, members of the University Perform- Pro-life film ing Dancers, performed a dance entitled "Kaledoscope" Thursday night at Eva Shown: Students for Life will Marie Saint Theater. The dancing company includes students and dance faculty. sponsor a showing of the film "The Eclipse of Reason," depicting an found in Cleveland actual abortion, Monday at 8 p.m. in the Faculty Lounge of the University Union. Mayor to prosecute to full extent of law The showing is to note the 17th anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade CLEVELAND (AP) — Mayor Mi- same person had defaced both homes Jeep lays off 724 Supreme Court decision legalizing chael R. White on Thursday condemn- because of the similar nature of the abortion. ed three incidents this week of racially eint, writing and time it was done, be- TOLEDO (AP) — Thomas Ryan has been temporarily laid off several times motivated vandalism and slurs, saying een midnight and 7 a.m. Wednesday. during his eight years at Toledo's Jeep plants. those caught would be fully prosecuted. A blue swastika was spray-painted But after years of steady work, the 31-year-old father of three said Thursday he on the side of Wright's home, along fears for hisjob. HISTORY "I find this action repugnant and with the words "White 686 America." Chrysler Corp. announced Wednesday it would indefinitely lay off 2,000 workers shameful," White said at a news con- She said she noticed it as she left for at three U.S. auto plants, including 724 employees in Toledo, because of slumping ference at the home of one victim — work. sales. Marcella Wright, whose house was A racial epithet in a slogan about Sa- "We kind of expected it was going to happen because we knew Jeeps weren't On this date: A University spray-painted with racially offensive tan killing blacks was sprayed on the student was taken to Wood County selling that good, Ryan said outside the Jeep Parkway plant. "But a lot of the graffiti Wednesday. Haynesworth home, also with blue guys are nervous. This is the first time we've been laid oft with no call back date. Hospital after he was burned in a "It is obvious that the perpetrators rit. The number 666 is referred to in We don't know how long we're going to be out of work, or if we're ever going to be chemistry laboratory accident in are people who are insensitive to our Bible as the number of the Antich- 1966. called back." community," he said. "Once the sus- rist, or Devil. Local United Auto Workers union leaders said they are worried about the pects are apprehended, we will pros- Meanwhile, campus police at Cleve- layoffs. The student was listed in fair ecute to the fullest extent of the law. land State University checked into a "Hopefully it won't be too long. When sales pick up, we'll be back at work," said condition the following day after he "The fact that the police have the harassing phone call made Jan. S Ronald Conrad, UAW Local 12 Jeep unit chairman. received treatment for burns to his names of three suspects so quickly is against a Edward McKinney, a black The two Toledo Jeepplants, which produce Cherokees and Grand Wagoneers. face, neck and head. Another student the direct result of neighborhood coop- professor. employ 5,300 people. Tne plants will be shut down completely for the weeks of in the lab at the time of the accident eration," he added. Three days later McKinney raised a Feb. 5 and March 19. reported that the victim "was on fire There were no arrests Thursday, projection screen to write on the black- The indefinite layoffs will take effect March 1». from the waist up." police said. board and found a racial epithet writ- When the plants reopen in late March, vehicle production will be reduced from On Wednesday, Wright, 37, and ten on the blackboard. 950 a day to 875. Jackie Haynesworth, 28, found graffiti "I lust looked at it for a few minutes painted on their homes in a mostly and turned to the students and they Chrysler reported that as of Dec. 31, there was an 81-day supply of unsold Jeep Compiled from local and wire white neighborhood on the city's west seemed stunned," McKinney said. ''I Cherokees on dealer lots, compared to a 45-day supply during the same period a reports side. Bothhomeowners are black. said, 'How do you respond to that?' and year ago. There also was a 57-day supply of Grand Wagoneers on dealer lots, Authorities said they believed the I erased it." compared to a 41-day supply at the end ot 1988.
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2 January 19,1990 - Editorial The BG News -An independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD
Beth Church Editor
Amy Burkett Amy Cole Managing Editor Editorial Editor
Christian Thompson Dennis Robaugh Asst. Managing Editor City Editor
Andy Woodard Sports Editor Faculty Senate must speak out Sometimes you need to bash someone over the head with a two-by-four to get his attention. Some members of Faculty Senate seemed to think it was necessary to wield a mighty two-by- ■MlWmd^^W- four at Tuesday's meeting to get University Presi- dent Paul Olscamp's attention. In Olscamp's absence, Ann-Marie Lancaster and Blaine Ritts of Faculty Senate introduced a resolu- tion expressing no confidence in the University's top administrator. They charged him with incom- Caught between the words petence in 10 different violations during his eight years at Bowling Green. I had begun reading an as- ble to a man? 1 remember one fellow very fount of great knowledge and signment for Women's Studies I decided it wasn't worth it. I well. His name was Walter. wisdom. While some may see this as bush league politick- inLiterature for the third time. just didn't need to strain my- Walter would not often speak But because he spoke so sof- ing, which it surely is, it is also a message that not It's not that I particularly en- self to read this book. in class. Secluded behind thick tly- allis well at the University. Certainly all is not well joyed this passage, I just had a My thoughts drifted as I re- wire-rimmed glasses and I would always lean forward hard time comprehending the shrouded by a veil of long blond and try to grasp each word he with some faculty members. meaning behind the words. hair, he sat silently. Watching said. Lost somewhere in the alien and taking notes. "Walter, you'll have to speak Meanwhile, Olscamp was attending an education prose cast by a woman's hand His contributions to class, up," he was admonished often. conference in Washington, D.C., a conference there lay a message that could however, were not measured in But somehow the tone never which he attends every year. be very important to me. But I quantity. changed. "I feel I have been ambushed," Olscamp said found it impossible to find and I Market Square We would listen to Walter, When what he said finally when he heard about the resolution. "It is well threw the book aside. but not in the same way as we managed to reach my ears, I turned the lights off and sat listened to others. We became things in the books seemed to known that I attend this conference every year." in the dim living room. I buried Hero attentive, as silent as possible look just a little differently. my bare feet into the carpet and we leaned forward to hear. But we had to fight to gain The senators may have known this, but it does not and felt the artificial fibers When he spoke his words left Walter's different perspective. seem likely that they waited until the cat was away against my toes. I could almost by his lips in a soft, delicate way I picked up the book I had before they played. tell just by feeling the carpet Dennis — almost as if they were hu- cast to the floor and began to Olscamp's past attendance at Faculty Senate what shape the fibers were. shed by the lengthy hairs of his reconsider it. meetings has been quite sparse. But I already knew what the Robaugh mustache. I've always been one to say carpet fibers looked like. Was I "Walter, you'll have to speak that if you can't write clearly, When Olscamp's attendance at Faculty Senate really figuring it out based only columnist up so the rest of us can near iou shouldn't write at all. And meetings is examined, it becomes obvious that it is on what I was feeling with my you," our teacher would say. or the most part this holds very hard to get his attention. Since the fall of 1986 feet, or was I just reconstruct- clined on the couch to a litera- And he would seem to speak true, but sometimes the mes- he has attended only 42 percent of the Senate meet- ing what I already knew? ture class I had last year. My iouder, but in a few seconds his sage slips off behind the word ings. And when he did attend, he often left early. classmates and I would form a voice lowered to the same level into that enigmatic white space Perhaps I was having trou- large circle with our desks. We as before. between the lines. While it would have been preferable for the Sen- ble pulling meaning from these discussed various passages we And pulling this message out ate officers to wait for Olscamp to attend a meeting words written by a woman be- had read during the week and The roar of a garbage truck from the cracks between the before charging him with these violations, who cause the meaning was so what we got out of them. outside would make it totally lines is a very difficult job. knows how long it would be before Olscamp deigned different from my own experi- impossible to hear him. I opened the book yet again to grace them with his presence. ences. I didn't want to think Some would talk. Some ex- But we all strained desper- and began the first paragraph. about it. It gave me a head- cessively and boisterously. ately to hear him. And I strained desperately to But now they have his attention. ache. How could men and Others would not speak much, Not because we acknowl- hear. women be so different that but would soak in every last edged him as a great repositor Robaugh is a columnist for Academic freedom of faculty, free expression of words written by women about drop of discussion while rarely of unique perceptions (which it The News. His column, like it employees and students, the allocation of money to women could be so unintelligi- uttering a sound. seems he always had), or as a or not, appears every Friday. what Lancaster calls "high profile items with an emphasis on glitz" and a shortage of permanent full-time faculty are problems Lancaster brought up at the meeting which deserve full and complete responses from the president. Letters What some members of Faculty Senate seem most concerned about is Olscamp cutting off then- access to the Board of Trustees and fear of reprisal Teaching criticism by tentedness with the state of for salaries and grants and pub- that classes, especially those at by the administration if they speak up. teaching here. Almost every lishing records, often based on the critically important fresh- student is justified force in higher education in- the most obscure and esoteric men and sophomore years, are Hopefully the resolution will force the faculty to creasingly conspires to deem- pursuits — these name Just a so large that it's rare for a evaluate Olscamp's performance. To the Editor: Ehasize the importance of teach- tew of the forces that pull an teacher to know a student's David Ritzmann's letter (Jan. ig, and equally important, to otherwise fine university away name, or carefully to respond to Lancaster and Ritts's resolution should fail, 12) on the low priority repre- enfeeble liberal education. The from attention to teaching. Add her writing. With conditions like and most likely will fail. But the issues brought out sented by teaching at BGSU is professionalization and vocali- to that fact that increasingly these, it's no surprise that stu- need to be discussed. Concrete solutions need to be timely, will-intended and zation of study, the division of large numbers of undergradu- dents like Ritzmann get so thoughful, but it misses the knowledge into disciplines ates (some studies reveal close angry- hammered out by both the administration and the mark on one important point. which usually strangle interdis- to SO percent) are taught by faculty. And if that means Olscamp needs to President Olscamp is not en- ciplinary and integrative educa- part-time (and thus exploited) Thomas Klein interact with faculty more often, then so be it. tirely to blame for the bland con- tion, the cut-throat competition staff and graduate students; Professor, English The two-by-four has been broken. The students hope that the administration and faculty decide not all guest columnists. peced. Unh-erstty students writing cot- to become mired in petty personality battles and Additional opinions may be expressed in ma»tm^pttiru»dtmnak,auiarmd instead put things back together and work to better spond tottrn to the editor twiMtown. the University. Tbt BG News editorial pap is your Utters to the editor should be a maxi- Tie News reserves the right to reject mum of 31*386 words to length and tbotdd any material that k ctfleruive, maUctotts The editorial DAM regularly or Ubeious. 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Ohio 43403-0278 8 00 am to 5:00 p.m. Edrtonei Office Monday through Friday 210 Wast Hal Pn (419) 372-2803 THE BG NEWS Campus Life January 19,1990 USG lobbies for records by Matt Mlghell Coughlin said the University is make an informed decision con- staff writer one of only 12 Ohio campuses cerning that school," he said. which report their crime statis- Students also need to be aware tics. of the crimes committed on their Undergraduate Student "One hundred Ohio campuses campus. Government officials will to con- do not report their statistics and "Not to send them into a tinue to lobby in Columbus this less than 4 percent of the coun- frenzy," Coughlin said, "but to semester for the mandatory try's universities provide crime make them aware of the need publication of statistics for the FBI's uniform for common sense in security". crime statis- crime report," he said. tics by Ohio A1968 USA Today poll showed The University's lobbying colleges and the University as being second power has not come easy and he universities. only to The Ohio State Universi- attributes the current opportuni- USG Presi- ty in the number of crimes ties to the past student leader- dent Kevin committed. ship. Coughlin and However, the University is USG Vice misrepresented in this type of "So many (current) student President Col- poll, Coughlin said. body presidents are so wrapped- leen McGinty "There doesn't seem to be a up in what's going on on cam- will respond to Coughlin uniform way to report the crime pus, they are not looking at the an invitation to represent the statistics," Coughlin said. "One school's relationship with their student body beginning in Feb- university may report crime city or with Columbus," Cough- ruary. statistics completely differently Unsaid. Rep. Tim Greenwood than another. There needs to be "The University's re- (R-Toledo), who serves on the a uniform way to do this because lationship has been built-up over education committee in the other universities lust don't re- the years and now (USG) is just Columbus House, is sponsoring port what goes on. His partici- taking another step," he said. BG a bill to require Ohio colleges to pation stems from the need for a ReSUme Expert News/Mark Deckard report crime in a uniform man- true and accurate view of col- Mandatory crime statistics Mick Hodges, assistant director and microcomputer specialist for the Placement Office, shows students ner to the Board of Regents. lege campuses. legislation is now being con- how to use the newly implemented Resume Expert program during a help session Thursday morning in Greenwood invited Coughlin Faculty and parents need to sidered in the U.S. Congress and the Placement Office. The program aids seniors and graduate students in creating a resume. The software to Columbus to testify for the now the truth about crime situa- is already law in five states, is available through the Placement Office to seniors and graduate students for $ 10. bill. tions at a university in order to Coughlin said. Olscamp D Continued from page 1. resolution. Faculty Senate agenda was She claimed departmental Olscamp does not realistically Lancaster raised deserve atten- "The effort to cooperate with released immediately prior to operating budgets nave been plan budgetary matters, she tion, but she questioned the pre- 58 percent of Faculty Senate Faculty Senate officers has been the meeting. neglected by Olscamp in order said, and many faculty have told sentation of information. meetings since September 1986. initiated by me," he said. Before introducing the resolu- to balance the overall budget, her they fear speaking publicly The president said he has at- Vice President of Academic tion Faculty Senate Chairwo- and staffing of undergraduate because of administrative repr- Lancaster's presentation met tempted to effectively include Affairs Eloise Clark said she man Ann-Marie Lancaster cited classes with part-time and tem- isal, she said. with a mixture of applause and faculty in the governance pro- also was surprised by the resolu- several reasons for the dramatic porary full-time faculty has ex- silence from senators attending cess and he was shocked by the tion, especially since a revised proposal. ceeded reason. Clark said some of the issues the meeting. \ g A \z.A \ - ± Z^ \i-i \ Z. -i CDCC SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION FOR NEW NEW NEW rnCE. 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Onuno, Couda Ml 11Y4 THE BG NEWS January 19, mo J Illness causes response Kroger frets about source of Legionnaire's disease landsworth said. "We want to landsworth said. by Melanle Johnson make absolutely sure that noth- "Legionnaire's disease de- reporter ingcould possibly happen." velops when you breathe water The misters the stores use are vapor... that has this bacteria in Public response from an out- not like the frequently-used fog- it, he said. "It has to be in your break of Legionnaire's disease gers which spray chemicals, be- lungs in order to cause Legion- in Louisiana has forced the cause these utilize nothing but naire's disease." Kroger Co. to discontinue its na- water, he said. tionwide use of produce misters. "(Misters) are simply water Foodtown, 1044 N. Main St., Dell Hollandsworth advertis- fed out of the city/county water was not affected by this discon- ing manager for the Cincinnati- system," he said. "It is a lot like tinuance because they do not use based company, said a certain what you have at home." misters to keep produce fresh, type of vegetable mister killed Kroger now manually sprays said Melody Bowman, who two people and injured 34. its produce with water mist works in Foodtown's produce Kroger's misting system, from an ordinary garden hose, department. which keeps fruits and vegeta- Hollandsworth said. bles fresh, is different than the Legionnaire's disease is an "Misters are mainly in plus one involved in the outbreak, acute respiratory infection stores," she said, which does not Hollandsworth said. However, caused by bacteria that may include the Foodtowns in because of the possible risk, all contaminate water or soil. Maumee, Defiance, Tiffin and misters were shut off to insure This disease can not be caught Sandusky. safety until investigations are by iniestion, therefore fruits and completed. vegetables sprayed by these The Bowling Green Foodtown "(Kroger has) never had any misters are perfectly safe for simply uses a water hose to keep problems with misters," Hol- consumer consumption, Hol- its produce fresh, Bowman said. Out of this World ^ New,/John Potter John P. Timmerman, vice preaident of public relations for the J. Allen Hyneck Center for UFO Studies, speaks with Ceil Wellman of Toledo and Rossford residents Ann and Cyril Duricek Thursday afternoon at the Woodland Mall. Timmerman was supervising an exhibit of UFO photographs and literature provided USG appoints senators by the Center for UFO Studies, a non-profit Illinois corporation. He said the exhibit, on display until Satur- day, Is primarily concerned with gathering reports on UFO sightings or contacts which may have occurred with area residents. by Matt Mighell graduated," he said. staff writer When vacancies are left in the general assembly before March elections, the USG president may appoint new senators, he said. * Three new senators to the Undergraduate Stu- rtOne of the first responsibilities for each of the dent Government will be sworn in Monday at the three new senators will be to form a committee," 'Windy City' trip planned first general assembly meeting of the semester. he said. "(Committees) will help the senators to weekend, not just one day or a Avenue — also known as the USG President Kevin Coughlin announced the carry out their tasks." Stankavich said one of her by Susan Gucker "Magnificent Mile." new senators are Patrice Stankavich, senior social responsibilities is coordinating the up-coming reporter whole week, as do other UAO work major; Chris Beres, senior political science "American Pictures" production, which pictorally sponsored trips, Keen said. Trimmer said the five-hour and Asian studies major; and Maggie Veverka, portrays American culture seen through the eyes "It's the first trip besidesbe: bus ride will give students a sophomore education major. of one immigrant photographer. University students soon will Daytona that's overnight,' she chance to get all the necessary The senators were interviewed by Coughlin and Veverka said she will be serving on the student have an opportunity to travel said. information concerning public selected last Friday. They will attend Monday's welfare committee and "trying to pass legislation with the University Activities Linda Trimmer, senior ac- transportation and safety in general assembly meeting as senators, pending a to help make a better environment tor BG. Organization from "Blowing counting major and director of downtown Chicago before arriv- vote of confidence by the current USG body of 33 Beres said he wants to help increase students' Green" to another traditionally the UAO travel committee, said senators. awareness of their role at the University. windy city — Chicago. she has enjoyed organizing this %ril Jones, a junior sports The appointments were made after the seats Mary Keen, graduate student trip and believes this is the type management major, said she opened at the end of fall semester. Vacancies were "I not only want to encourage students to vote, of college student personnel, of excursion that will attract enjoyed the UAO springbreak left this spring because "one of the previous sena- but I want them to be more aware of the issues at said she has traveled on many of many different types of stu- trip to Daytona and would en- tors went to Australia, one went to Spain and one hand," Beres said. UAO-sponsored trips and be- dents. courage others to try a UAO lieves this one. scheduled for "We are preparing a list of trip.ft Jan. 26 to 28, will be unique. things to do and places to go," It was a great experience The Chicago experience offers she said.. "Everyone can do and a chance to meet different NEWLOVE a chance to get away for the their own thing ... most (acti- people from Bowling Green," vites are) within walking dis- Jones said. 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AWARDS WILL BE MADE BY MARCH 19. 354-3977 113 Railroad St. the copy center THE BG NEWS News Capsules January 19, l»»0 INTERNATIONAL / NATIONAL PEOPLE E.German Communists face court Majority of U.S. deaths avoidable 'Fire1 utilized as teacher's helper NEW YORK (AP) - Billy Joel's No. 1 single "We Didn't Start the WEST BERLIN (AP) — East Germany's ousted Communist ATLANTA (AP) — Federal health officials said Thursday that Fire" has crossed over to the classroom, where teachers soon wiD be Party chief.Egoo Krenz, said Wednesday he blundered in dealing nine preventable chronic diseases are responsible for more than half using the pop star's rapid-fire riff on global history as a towhigg with dissension in the past, but denied being responsible for last the deaths in this country — but get only two percent of the public tool. fall's brutal suppression of pro-democracy protests. health dollars spent by the states. A special cassette version of the song, including a 10-minute talk In other East German developments, a political party threatened Meanwhile, another preventable cause, injuries, remains the lead- by Joel, will be provided to 40,000 junior and senior high school stu- to bring down the shaky coalition government and the official news ing cause of "premature loss of life" with suicide, homicide and dents nationwide, according to the singer's label, CBS Records. agency ADN announced the resignation of the nation's chief Su- AIDS also ranking high. "I think the letters I have gotten from teachers and students alike preme Court judge, Guenter Sarge, and the firing of the country's The national Centers for Disease Control reported that nine have been really encouraging," Joel says at the start of the tape. He deputy chief prosecutor.Harry Han-land. chronic diseases — diseases with long periods of onset or suffering — goes on to discuss his love of history and talks about his one-time ca- Last week, Parliament opened disciplinary proceedings against by themselves accounted for 1.1 million deaths in 1986,52 percent of reer choice: history teacher. both men for allegedly moving too slowly to prosecute corruption the deaths nationwide. "A lot of people tend to think history is just this drab series of bor- and abuse of office. They are stroke, heart disease, diabetes, obstructive lung disease, ing names ana dates that you just have to connect to pass the test," Krenz appeared before an investigating commission of the East lung cancer, breast cancer, cervical cancer, colorectal cancer ana Joel continues. "Really, history is a living thing. We are where we Berlin city government looking into police brutality during Oct. 7-8 cirrhosis of the liver. are today, and we are who we are today, because of our history." street protests. "They're all largely preventable — or preventable to some ex- The tapes will be sent out with the Jan. 26 issue of Junior Scholas- The protests, coinciding with the visit of Soviet President Mikhail tent," said Dr. Robert Hahn, a CDC epidemiologist. tic magazine, for junior high school students, and Update magazine, S. Gorbachev, provided a turning point in the pro-democracy The preventable risk factors for those nine chronic diseases in- for high schoolers, said Stephanie Feuer, Scholastic public relations movement that led to the ouster of hard-line leader Erich Honecker clude cigarette smoking, obesity, high blood pressure, drinking and manager. Teachers will receive a poster-sized copy of the lyrics and 10 days later. lack of exercise. a lesson plan. Krenz said he accepted "Joint responsibility for misjudging dissi- "We know what the risk factors are," Hahn said. "We know less "We're trying to create a bridge between the classroom and dent citizens and dissident groups for years." about how you get people to act on them." what's going on in the outside world," Feuer said. "We're bringing their world into the classroom." Joel packs enough images into the song to fill a few volumes of the World Book: He begins with Harry Truman, touches on the Korean STATE / LOCAL War, "trouble in the Suez," "Belgians in the Congo" and the JFK as- sassination, then wraps it up with a string of current events climax- ing with "rock and roller cola wars." In an interview with Rolling Stone, Joel said teachers have told him the song is "the greatest teaching tool to come down the pike Office strives for improved results Metzenbaum takes aim on NRA since 'Sesame Street,' which means a lot to me." COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio's new Office of Education Accountability will help lawmakers "cut through the bull" and try to get better re- WASHINGTON (AP) —Sen. Howard Metzenbaum on Wednesday sults for the state's education dollars, Rep. Daniel Troy, D-Willow- accused fellow members of Congress of cowardice in the face of the Book supports intimacy etiquette ick. said Thursday. gun lobby, one year after California school children were gunned Troy, chairman of the Legislature's Joint Committee On Educa- down in their playground. NEW YORK (AP) —Sydney Biddle Barrows, the so-called "May- tion Oversight, described the accountability office's mission in an- "Since the Stockton schoolyard massacre, other innocent citizens flower Madam" who was arrested for promoting prostitution, is us- nouncing the appointment of its director and chief research analyst. have been mowed down by assault weapons wielded by deranged ing her expertise to promote good manners in matters of intimacy. The director will be Paul D. Marshall, associate budget planning gunmen and dueling drug dealers," said Metzenbaum, IM)hio. ''Mayflower Manners: Etiquette for Consenting Adults," includes director at Ohio State University. James Kent, a policy coordinator "Despite pleas from survivors and the nation's police officers, advice on how to ask a date about AIDS, whether condoms should be for the Ohio Department of Mental Health, will be in charge of the of- Congress has failed to act to limit civilian access to assault left where they can be seen and when it is OK to make a pass. fice's research program. weapons," he said. Five or six more staff people will be hired from the joint commit- Metzenbaum has been pushing for limits on the sale of assault The 221-page book, written by Barrows and Ellis Weiner and pub- tee's budget of almost $1.1 million for the current two-year fiscal weapons such as the AK-47, used by drifter Patrick Purdy to kill five lished by Doubleday, also describes how to approach an escort ser- period, Troy said. children and wound 29 others and a teacher on Jan. 17,1989. vice. His committee, the accountability office, and the Ohio Education "While outgunned police officers stand and fight against these "When inquiring as to which young ladies are available for that Improvement Commission were created after lawmakers and state powerful weapons of war, members of Congress cower from the evening, don't ask crudely, 'Whaddaya got tonight?'" she wrote. In- officials expressed concern last year that Ohio keeps spending more threats, lies and distortions of the National Rule Association," Met- stead, she said, clients should wait to be asked what sort of compan- for education while the quality of its schools continues to lag. zenbaum said in a statement. ion they would prefer. Troy said that in the past, lawmakers have relied on testimony Last July, the government banned imports of 43 types of semiau- Barrows, who ran three escort services, pleaded guilty in July 1985 from administrators, educators and others who told them the tomatic assault-style rifles, but Metzenbaum insisted that was not to a misdemeanor charge of promoting prostitution and paid a $5,000 schools were doing well and improving. enough because it did not affect U.S.-made weapons. fine. AVOID THE RUSH: REQUEST YOUR FALL 90 COURSES BEFORE THE 1/20 DEADLINE Seniors, You're Out! 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A case also by Linda Deutcsh Buckey, 31, spent nearly five presently have." cropped up last year in New Jersey, where a Associated Press writer years in jail because of the Pounders scheduled a Jan. 31 Associated Press writer girlcited religious beliefs. charges, and his mother was hearing to determine whether The Animal Legal Defense Fund, which esti- jailed for almost two years. the district attorney will refile CHICAGO — Researchers are jumpy about mates that 5.7 million animals are killed each LOS ANGELES — Preschool Announcement of the innocent charges against Buckey on the the practice of dissecting frogs in biology class year for dissection in colleges and high schools, operators Raymond Buckey and verdicts brought gasps and sobs 13 deadlocked counts. Rubin and would like the practice excised from cur- also has begun a campaign to inform students his mother were acquitted in the packed courtroom while said she would consult with par- riculums. about their right to refuse to dissect animals. Thursday of 52 child molestation the defendants cried but were ents in the case before deciding. Out of 365 letters to Research and Develop- In the survey, scientists who were against charges in the nation's longest restrained in their reactions. "This is somebody else's ment magazine in response to an October edito- dissection wrote that students don't reallylearn and costliest criminal trial, in- About an hour after the ver- system," complained: parent rial, 55 percent supported a statement that dis- anything from the practice, that it's inhumane citing outrage among parents of dicts were read, parent Jackie Bob Curry. "In baseball, it's section should not be required in high school bi- and that it does not foster a good education, youngsters in the case. McGauley said: "I'm still in never over till it's over. In child ology, 40 percent said it should be required and Cassidy said. Jurors deadlocked on 12 sex shock.... When I first heard it. I molestation, and this is a good five percent were undecided, said Robert Cas- "The fact that these people took the time to abuse counts against Buckey didn't believe it. I thought example of it. it's never over sldy, editor-in-chief. write is telling. I mean, they took office polls and a single conspiracy count someone had made a mistake." when it's over." 'The results are surprising in that we expect- and everything. Some told of their own personal against him and his 63-year-old Mrs. Buckey said: "I've gone The jury spent nine weeks de- ed more scientists ana researchers to favor dis- experiences... how humiliating it was.'' mother, Peggy McMartin through hell and now we've lost liberating on the charges section of frogs in biology classes," Cassidy One high school graduate who survived Buckey. Superior Court Judge everything. My concern was for against the Buckeys, who were said. The poll wasn't scientific because the worm, grasshopper and frog dissections said William Pounders declared a my son and what they've done to accused of molesting 11 children comments were voluntary, he said. she doesn't understand what all the fuss is mistrial on those charges. him ... because my son would over five years at the family- The issue of frog dissection gained national about. "When I did it in high school, it wasn't The investigation of alleged never harm a child.'' owned school in suburban Man- attention in 1987 after a San Francisco-area girl this huge issue like it is now," said Cynthia Lu, mass molestation at the subur- "I feel wonderful," said Char- hattan Beach. refused to participate, citing moral beliefs. The a student at John Marshall Law School in Chi- ban McMartin Pre-School ig- les Buckey, father of Raymond "You have endured where all case led to a 1989 California law allowing stu- cago. "You did it and didn't question it. nited a nationwide wave of and husband of Mrs. Buckey. else has failed," the judge told worry about child abuse when it Prosecutor Lael Rubin said, jurors. "There is really no way I came to light in 1983. It produced "We ultimately must respect the can thank you for your service." widespread fear among working jury's decision even though I parents that their children personally disagree with it.... I When he announced, "You are might be at risk at school. believe that the families in- excused from further jury ser- School tests for drugs "Hie trial lasted nearly three volved in this case and the chil- vice," the panelists broke into years and cost $15 million, mak- ren involved in this case ... can- shouts and applause. constitutional grounds in court because it had been ing it the longest and most ex- not be forgotten or overlooked in In interviews in the courtroom by Pauline Jelinek Associated Press writer adopted by a private school. pensive criminal proceeding in terms of what they have had to afterward, the jurors said they "It's the first case I've heard of in this country of U.S. history. endure in the kind of system we believed some of the children any testing being done on children in this age were molested, but the pros- CHICAGO (AP) — Some students at a Roman group," Miller said. "I think it's a terrible over- ecution never established that Catholic elementary school are reporting to a hos- reaction." the defendants were responsi- pital to give urine samples in what may be the na- But many youngsters at the all-black school and ble. tion's first primary school drug testing program, their parents are proud that the school may be the SUNWORKS A single scream was heard in school officials said Thursday. nation's first to test pupils for drugs. the crowded courthouse hallway The first of the 25 students chosen at random "I care about the lives of these children," says TANNING STUDIO when the verdicts were read. An from the 6th through 8th grades at St. Sabina the Rev. Michael Pfleger, pastor of St. Sabina's unidentified woman wept into Academy were taken by their parents Wednesday Church. "When you talk about rights, if a child NEW & EXCLUSIVE TANNING her hands and another looked night to Little Company of Mary Hospital for the dies on drugs, he has no rights." EQUIPMENT IN B.G. distressed. Friends or relatives test, Principal Linda Bond said. shielded the women from TV Testing is to continue through Friday evening. A Pfleger, who has gained a national reputation as INCLUDES: cameras. lottery to choose a different group of students for an anti-drug crusader, said officials doubt a drug testing will be held each quarter of the school year. problem exists at the school, "but we're doing the - UVA Beds preventative stuff to make sure we don't." - UVB Booths American Heart "Then we wait for the results and if any kids are tested positive they are going to be going through The Chicago Archdiocese's Office of Catholic * Also, combination UVA/UVB Association counseling," Bond said. 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Pollyeyes Pizza 440 East Court Saturdays and Bowling Green, Ohio 352-9638 Sundays "your import capital oj 'B(j UniGraphics 211 West Hall 372-7418 PIMM Tip Your Delivery Person ■Pnct dots nol induto (w Saoond page U 00 THE BG NEWS January 19,19»0 Tankers host OU, All-Ohio leers face off not compete this past weekend by Steve Easton emphasis on Saturday's All- "Ohio U.'s men are very simi- Ohio. lar to our team last year in that as they were downed by the flu; sports writer they have similar depth, plus however, Gordon expects Wil- "Both teams will be using an they will only be losing a few liams and possibly Ray to com- with No. 1 MSU pete this weekend. Bowling Green's swimming off-lineup on Friday, and we will seniors after this year," ne said. WHO: Bowling Green Falcons lamp 22 times to go along with IS teams can expect some stiff shorten some of the 200 yard "On the women's side, I believe vs. Michigan State Spartans assists. These two scorers will be competition this weekend as events to 100 yards," he said. that they have the strongest ' 'Shari looks like she is back to WHERE: Friday's game will aided by Brett Harkins (9 they host Ohio University Fri- "Plus, we will have only one div- team in MAC history, so we will normal, while Debbie is not be at BG's Ice Arena (5,000) with 60813-27 assists-36 points), Peter day and then come back Satur- ing competition instead of two to be hard pressed to beat them quite 100 percent," he said. Saturday's game being played at olmes (6-21-27) and Marc Pot- day to swim in the 13-team All- shorten the length of the meet. either Friday or Saturday. We Hopefully, both of them can be Munn Ice Arena (6,2551 in East vin (12-13-25). Ohio Invitational. This will allow the athletes on can possibly get second on Sat- healthy this weekend." Lansing. Defense: Rob Blake (15-20-35) Both meets are at Cooper Pool both teams to get a good night's urday if we swim well, with WHEN: Both games will begin is the highest scoring defense- at the Rec Center. rest for Saturday's invita- Wright State and Cincinnati as On Saturday, the preliminar- at 7:30. man in the league. He will be our chief competition." ies for the All-Ohio will begin at RECORDS: Bowling Green en- backed up along the blue-line by On Friday, Ohio U. and BG tional." ters the series tied for 12th with Kevin Dahl (4-15-19) and Otis will hit the water beginning at 10 a.m., with the top six qualify- Maine in the NCAA poll. The Fal- Plageman (4-11-15). 4:30 p.m. for a dual meet for the Gordon said Ohio U.'s men The women will also be bat- ing for the finals at 7 p.m. The cons currently possess a 16-10 Goaltenduu;: Freshman Ang- men and women. According to and women will be favored to tling illness as the flu is spread- diving competition will be held overall record and a 14-0 mark in elo LibertuccT will be the starter BG head coach Brian Gordon, capture both titles in the All- ing throughout the team. Shari between the swimming preli- the Central Collegiate Hockey in Friday's game. He is currently both teams will be placing an Ohio. Williams and Debbie Ray did minaries and finals. Association. BG's 28 points in the 9-4 on the season with a 3.95 goals league place it in third — six against average. That includes points ahead of Michigan and six an 8-3 record in the league. He is points behind Lake Superior. The backed up by senior Paul Connell Spartans, on the other hand, en- who is 6-5 with a 5.28 gaa. ter the series in first place in the Special Teams: The Falcons Cincy opposes extended year polls and in the league. They cur- currently possess the top power rently hold a 22-4-1 overall mark play in the league (46-158 .291). and a 19-2-1 ledger in the CCHA. Their penalty-killing unit is as CINCINNATI (AP) — Management of the continue playing the same number of ence championship games and the Super COACHES: BG's mentor, successful having allowed 47 Cincinnati Bengals opposes an NFL propos- games," Bengals assistant general manager Bowl. Jerry York, enters the series goals in 145 attempts for a .676 al that would stretch out the length of the Mike Brown said. "But it's nothing our fran- "It's a concept being discussed, but it's needing only three victories to percentage. league's 16-game schedule to 18 weeks. The chise finds overly attractive. uncertain just what our television commit- join eight other coaches with 400 THE SPARTANS: Bengals say the NFL should concentrate in- "The effort to maximize income is a result tee might bring back to the owners for ratifi- career wins. He currently holds a Offense: MSU is led by the stead on cutting costs. of an economic pinch from our failure to con- cation, if anything," Brown said. 397-246-22 (.614) mark. On the CCHA's leading scorer Kip Miller The NFL proposal is aimed at increasing tain costs. We think the NFL should do more other bench will be Ron Mason, (26-31-57). He is a part of one of the league's television income to about $1 to contain costs, and to focus on marketing NFL owners on the television committee who is also looking to reach a the top lines in the nation that billion a year. include Cleveland's Art Modell, Denver's milestone. He needs only four also includes Pat Murray the best possible product instead of focusing Pat Bowlen and the New York Jets' Leon victories to reach 600 in his ca- (16-34-50) and Dwayne Norris But the idea of expanding the season by on TV revenue." he said. reer, a feat met only by Len Ceg- (13-16-29). The offense is also led two weeks isn't drawing support from Beng- Hess. NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue Under the idea being considered by NFL also will have input. larski at Boston College. by Shawn Heaphy (20-19-39) and als management or players. Officials say executives, season openers would be moved LAST TIME: The last series Peter White (12-23-35). the idea may be discussed during negotia- up one week, and each team would have Negotiations between networks and the between these two clubs came in tions between television networks and the byes on two weekends during the season. NFL will include rights for cable and "Mon- early November when the Spar- Defense: The Spartans have league after the Jan. 28 Super Bowl. The 1989 season opened Sept. 10. day Night Football" telecasts. ESPN, which tans swept the Falcons. In the the second highest scoring de- first game they used five first fenseman in Beadle (10-22-32;). He "This idea would give the networks two To keep the season from extending into held the cable rights under terms of a three- will be anchored along the blue- more weekends of football, and it would not period goals en route to an 11-3 mid-February, owners likely would elim- year contract that expired this season, paid win. The next night, the Spartans line with Jason Wooley (6-24-30) increase player salary costs because we'd inate the two-week hiatus between confer- a $51 million fee for eight games. got an overtime goal from de- and Don Gibson (4-17-21). fenseman Steve Beadle to post a Goal tending: Jason Muzzatti Falcons 5-4 victory. handles most of the chores be- THE FALCONS: tween the pipes for the Spartans. D Continued from page 7. faced with bouncing back after Jim Larranaga said his team The Falcons invade Rose Offense: The Bowling Green He currently has a 13-4-1 record Waters broke his wrist in the Wednesday night's disappoint- must come together if it is to Arena with a couple of players offense is led by the high scoring and a 3.05 gaa. He is backed up by pre-season. Although the Chip- ing loss, are confronted with an- bounce back. carrying nagging injuries. Nelson Emerson who is fourth in Mike Gilmore (8-0,2.62). Gwas struggled early, they other barrier. They have not the CCHA in scoring with 48 "It was a disappointing loss Guard Kirk Whiteman is nurs- points, 18 of them coming on ve rebounded to win two of posted a victory in Mount Pleas- (Wednesday night). If weTe go- ing a strained back muscle suf- Special Teams: The Spartans their last three MAC contests, goals. The surprise so far this are sixth in the league in overall ant, Mich., since John Weinert ing to bounce back, it certainly fered nine days ago against season is the offensive output of power play effectiveness (38-147 with the latest outing resulting paced the sidelines in a 68-67 is going to have to be with a bet- Miami, while Clinton Venable Matt Ruchty. In his previous two .259). Their penalty killing unit is in an 83-69 loss at Toledo overtime victory during the ter overall team effort and in- played the second half of th> seasons, he had tallied 17 goals; third with a .776 percentage Wednesday night. 1985-86 season. tensity at both ends of the contest with the Bobcats with a this season though, he has ut the (28-125). The Falcons, besides being Fourth-year BG head coach court," he said. dislocated thumb. Tumblers G Continued from page 7. "I think we should come away The sophomore tied the school FREE CATALOG Emerson nears mark with a win at Eastern," she said, record with a 9.4 on the beam freshman Robin Wall. "hopefully being the consistent last weekend. She also scored a of Government Books The Emerson Watch: Although everyone has per- team that we can be." 9.0 on the floor and 8.95 on the Send for your copy today' Alter scoring his 100th career formed well at times this goal and becoming the BG's ca- Eastern's Allyson Newman uneven parallel bars as the Hur- Free Catalog season, Friel said consistency was selected the MAC'S first ons defeated Illinois-Chicago Bo. J7000 reer leader in Central Collegiate will be the key. Gymnast of the Week. and Southeast Missouri State. V/aAmeftm DC 20011-7000 Hockey Association points last weekend against Michigan, senior center Nelson Emerson has his sights set on becoming BG's all-time leading scorer. Seniors, Entering this weekend's series College Credit with Michigan State, Emerson needs only 12 points to obtain the honor. Scuba Classes Emerson has played in 160 games to date, adding 159 as- sists to his 100 goals for 259 You're Out! $99.00 points. Former Falcon Brian Hills STARTING SOON (1980-83) had 116 goals and 154 assists for 270 points. He played Call: 257-24HI. in 156 games. George McPnee (1979-82) ranks seconds with 267 or 457-59I5 points (114 goals, 153 assists) in For Details 153 contests. Emerson ()l HO DIVERS SUPPLY ii><>7<) Quarry i«l DON'T CAUSE THE END OF A FRIENDSHIP \. liallimorr. Oh. DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE University Village & University Courts Apts. are now renting apartments that feature •9-month and 12-month leases •One and two bedroom apartments ♦Heat, water, cooking and sewer included • Ceniral air • NO pels please /yilov o=o rutiM Clough & Mercer (419)352-0164 -_nn_n_rLjg?wlln? FT II BG TAN AND FITNESS CENTER of the 1990 KEY senior section if you miss this last portrait session SPECIALS 127 S. Main St. *12 VISITS $20.00 Sittings are now thru Feb. 2 *$99.00 UNLIMITED GYM USE AND TANNING TILL SPRING BREAK Call The KEY at 372-8086 today *$75.00 UNLIMITED TANNING TILL to schedule your appointment SPRING BREAK This is the last session and your last chance! Be a hit, immortalize yourself! Exp. Jan. 20 352-8267 THE BG NEWS Classifieds January 19,1990 TRIBUTE TO BOB MARLEY •••TrsmCtl'" AOTT HEY BGSU Sat Fab 10. 9pm NECOMMONS ERIC BLUE The Sisters ol AOTT would eke to cone/ssvJale It is tierd lo bekeve the! it has been 3 month. Did you know LESLIE SUSl wears CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Congratulatione on being selected IFC Cam since I last sew you «i those BGSU swan panta Reggae by MAJOR COUP BAND (Cleveland) Barb Forehead Bettisti on her Chrtatmea pearl ELECTRIC YOUTH? munlty Service Chairman I'm very proud ol ng lo Tom Wen and lei in love at first sight Smce then you have A Caribbean Asaoc Event Love. youlLove. Pern made each day terrific' Good luck thai week • • ONE LOVE • * AOTT CLASSIC Debbie O PS 2 years' end'l love you - Pem AOTT CLASSIC AOTT CLASSIC TV NEWS REPORTER JULIE MALKFN AND Hey dele, STUDENT COURT PHOTOGRAPHER STEVE FRANCE OF you said you can't SUPER START SATURDAY Esrn money 4 obtain work eip. In: TOLEDO 11 NEWS WILL BE THE KEYNOTE INTERVIEWING FOR NEW STUDENT COURT I say you can TOMORROW I:JOAM -1:00PM PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE COUNSEL- Allen Mortar Board Members Communications *' Pubic Relations SPEAKERS AT THE R T N.D.A. MEETING be ready by 6 30 •OmlruM orechnology/Computer Science ORS Semester's 1 St Meehng Marketing " Sales MONDAY. JAN. 21 AT 6:30 PM 121 WEST Jan 25 2nd Floor Student Services or youl get a staff trom your men Track: Community Suite SIGN UP BY THURSOAY, JAN 2S Apply now (or the BGSU Spring Teletund HALL Officers 9 00 Meeting 9:30 -Arts 4 SOencee/MueKfHeeltti t Humen 405 STUDENT SERVICES. ALL MAJORS Apphcettons avertable from 6am- 5pm at ft you have questions about homoaexuaRy or ALL MAJORS WELCOME See you there! Sefv.ce s Track: Ohio Suite WELCOME •NLETI ALUMNI CENTER the gay community in Northwest Ohio, cal the •Education Track: 11S EOUc Bug STUDENT COURT or cal Pam at 372 7698 Gay/Lesbian Information Line at 352-LAGA WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT RADIO a Graduate Student Tiack Alumni Rm Attention Gamma Phial Teletund deles FEB 18 APAIL 19 from 7-10 PM on Mondays. Wednesdays and UNIVERSITY PLACEMENT SERVICES TELEVISION NEWS PRODUCTION? Gel excited for a fun need PACE Bmg your 'It's your last chance"' '"days 372-2356 STOP BY THE R.T.N.D.A. INFORMATION ferney and your "psnpe'" TABLE THIS WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, t Anyone Interested in applying lor RHO CHI's. FLORIDA. WHO NEEDS IT? INTERESTED IN MAKING St AND GAINING Be there Sunday al 9 FRIDAY IN WEST HALL NEXT TO THE RADIO pick up an application in Greek Life VALUABLE EXPERIENCE AT THE SAME STATIONS. • • These must be m by 5pm TODAyi QOJAMMIN' IN JAMAICA TIME? SALES EXPERIENCE CAN HELP YOU Return them to 3151 Student Services AXO'AXO-AMY WOLFE AXO'AXO IN ANY AREA. CORRECT DATE FOR TRAIN- MARCH 18-25TH " Attention Coaegeot ED SAP *" The Slaters of Alpha Chi Omega woukj eke lo ING IS TUES JAN 23 I WEO JAN 24 FROM "Anchored in Faith" congratulate AMY WOLFE on her peirMng to 9-11PM IN DM IIS WEST HALL. QUESTIONS? Don't miaa Dean Student Forum on Jan 30th Sol sail with the Kappa Phi Club - a 'MkhaleCyoan' FLU Matt Ruas from Ohio University Best wi- Camping J309 Luxury vSku J559 CALL WFAL RADIO - PAULA OR BECKY 3:30-5 30pm QaHeria ot Appear) Human Eco- Women'sCIYtenen Sorority Sunday Jan 21 at Happy BirthdayBIG 21' logy BWg Voice you concerns to Deen Ben- shes Amyl 372-2118 St Thomas Moore at 7 30 pm Contact Norma (Don I gel loo wasted'! FLORIDA. WHO NEEDS ITT nett at 353-9149 or Mlcneee at 354-0844 Love. Your Roomies BG SCREAMS KKGLIl'KELLIKKG STUDENT COURT FOR ITS TEAMS OO JAMMIN' IN JAMAICA •Hockey Congratulations on Inrtialon1 INTERVIEWING FOR NEW STUDENT COURT 18 a over Dance Party • Swimming a Drying * Soon your questions wl b© answered PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE COUNSEL- SERVICES OFFERED At the Al New Stammers MARCH I8-2STH 'Men's I Women's Basketball' I'm aO proud ol you" ORS Every Night' SIGN UP BY THURSOAY.MAN 25 GOOD LUCK THIS WEEKENDtll Camping $309Luxury visas $559 405 STUDENT SERVICES. ALL MAJORS ■ A TO Z DATA CENTER" 352 5042 Love your Big Complete Packaging Needs. UPS. Federal 21 ALDOWD21 Beth WELCOME BOWLING GREEN RADIO SPORTS FLORIDA. WHO NEEDS IT? STUDENT COURT Express. Typing, Resumes. FAX. copies Happy b-leted b day ALLEY CAT! PRESENTS A FALCON PRE-GAME KKG UL MEGAN KKG Watch out BG BIG AL is Fmaty Legal- 00 JAMMIN IN JAMAICA or should I say Dr Dowd... HAPPY HOURS AT OUARTER'S BEFORE Congralutatlona little I Babysitter Available 6 yrs experience Availa- ATTENTION EDUCATION MAJORS Cheers. Schmifty BOWLING GREEN FACES OFF AGAINST MSU Tonight the Kappa Secrets wil begn ble any evening except Wad. also Monday and MARCH 18 25TH interested m attending the 2-8PM HAPPY HOURS. 18 S OVER WEI I'm proud ol you little KENT CONFERENCES on Friday afternoons and weekends Please cal COME Love. • Big Robbie Camping S309-Luxury visas $559 Saturday. Fab 3rd Sharonat 372-3931 A'Chl'O JENNIFER MUNNA'CHI'O HAPPY HOURS AT QUARTERS FRI JAN 19TH Pick-up regietraeon forme Need a caring response The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega would l*e to KKO LIL' TRICIA BAILEY KKQ congratulate JENNIFER MUNN and Sigma Chi Get excited lor initiation' and mlormetton trom OSEA to your pregnancy concerns? Breek Awey from B.Q.and Check out GRABADAIE PAUL REfDER on the* recant pinning Love. Only one more day • at 410 Education Cal BG PREGNANCY CENTER Maumee's Best Kept Secret Johnny Rodn- PM TAU/PIKE your AXO Sisters 81354 HOPE guez- UVE al Clay's Tavern Every Thurs . Fn JANUARY 19. 1990 I love my Li'' KKG Big Amy KKG ATTENTION BUSINESS STUDENTSI For Info on FREE PREGNANCY TESTS and Sat night 301 River Road.Maumee GREG STUMBAUGH and supporting services It you missed our on-campus party Wednesday ADOPTION happily married couple ol 14 8932388 Hey ante buckeroo. it's s PERSONAL lust lor and are interested m pledging Delta Sigma PI. years We promise your child a loving home a Bring this ed and receive s tree sppetlzer. you'" Daquens lor BREAKFAST? Oh Budda' KKG ' KKG ' KKG Ihe prolessional co-ed Business Fraternity, you WORD PROCESSING financial security Devoted, stay at home Mom. WHY?' What's that on the ceieng? Puddtn yaw- UlJenSeich caring Dad a one big sister. Al medical & legal One more day" must attend our open meeting held Sunday $1 25/page CHICAGO'CHICAGO'CHICAGO n I only owe you ONE now' You THINK?' expenaespeid Cal coeect 419 822-9288 January 21. in Ufa Science Budding at 7:15 Karen 874-1573 Perrysburg Spend a weekend m Downtown Chicago Jan Who's Densee? I'd go anywhere lor your smse I'm so proud ol you' pm Prolessional dress a) required II you have AGO AGO AGO AGO AGO 26 28 Anywhere Gr-e-e-at' Pink Champange memo- Love. BigSpag any questions cal Jim at 364-4849 or Bob at Congratulations Micheee Gentner on your pearl- Only S65 lor transaortsMm > hotel ries Tel me a story Let's take a held trip KKG ' KKG ' KKG 354-7635 PERSONALS ing to Darren'Love - The Alpha Gams Hotel In the heart ol Downtown through Deytom Waa that PERSONAL enough KKG Kriata Kng KKG 1 BGSU AO CLUB Near shoppng. sites a mghflite tor you? You're "incredaHe' "I LOVE YOU' Gel reedy lor Friday• Congratulations you Sign-up al the UAO office by Fn Jan 19 SHERI 1 Al winter sweaters 25% lo 70* o*> made it UAO'UAO'UAO'UAO'UAO' WM have a membership drive Jeanen Things 531 Ridge Love. Your big. Mary Tues Jan 16 - Tues Jan 23 Happy Hours at Slammers WFAL-WBGU Open Monday-Thursday 1000-8.00 Friday-Saturday 5-9 PM Radio Happy Hours Friday and Saturday 10 00-5 30 and CHICAGO'CHICAGO'CHICAGO Tables wil be set up in the BA CHEAP prices continued on p. 10 Friday 2-8 Sunday 12.00-5 00 JAN 26-28 EUMing and University Hal ONLY $66 FOR ENTIRE WEEKEND Uve Remote Broadcast tor HAPPY NEW YEAR! BGSUvs Michigan State UAO'UAO'UAO'UAO'UAO There win be an informational ALPHA GAMMA DELTA DRY DOCK returns this Saturday with a mock Hockey ,.rr (...»"• meeting Wednesday January 31 Congratulations lo al those New Year's Party Start the new semester off Prizes and Specials Galore being Initiated' We love you' Congratulations Paula Marks on your recent right with good friends, good music, and a good engagement 10 Dave! lime Dance to the tunes provided by our D J s ,,vr «<•'>""* Bowkng Green Radio Sports Loire. Your PI Phi Sisters Open 9pm • 1am in basement of Harshman <>:IK) p.m. Presents a Falcon Pre-Game ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ALPHA GAMMA DE LTA Quad No cover and no ID reqmrea Happy Houra al Quarters belore SUPER BOWL party subs Joir ,ne WFAL Congratulations to Heidi Dewitl on her en- Congratulations Ketll Bartholomew on your Hey Alpha Chl'siOkay What are you doing Oowrarig Green faces off against MSU J5 50 a loot 2 8pm Happy Hours. 18 & Over Welcome gagement to Doug Were so happy tor pearling to Dan Wlnkel Saturday? I've been able lo schedule something Broadcast Crew at ALSO you'Love. Love, Your PI Phi Sisters exciting' Stay tuned lor details Love. Happy Hours at Quarters Fri Jan 10th Potato a Macaroni Salad Your Alpha Gam Sisters Dona $1 25 a pound Hey Alpha Chl's: Okay - What are you domg ORDER NOW OAYTONA'UAO'DAYTONA'UAO CarpeDlem Saturday? I've Been able to schedule some- OtOenedeltos' 352-4663 ALPHA 0M4CR0N PI ' ALPHA OMICRON PI Go lo Daylona Beach lor Spring Break March Car pe Diem thing exciting' Stay tuned lor details .Love. CarpeDiem The sisters of Alpha OmKron Pi would eke to 18-25 congratulate Lara Lae on her Sigma Nu lavafier- $232 lor transportation a holel Dana •tf* •' PI Beta Phi ■ • ng to Chris Ellis $143 hotel only Hey Alpha Chl's: Okay What are you domg STEPHANIE LEONARD EVERYONE WELCOME! Signup In Union Foyer Jan 22-26 9 am- 4 pm Saturday? I've been able lo schedule something [B.G.S.U \s Michigan State] The time has come to have some fun. So gel ALPHA OMICRON PI Come find out what HSA is al about General Cal UAO office tor more ml© exciting' Stay tuned lor details Love. meeting wil be held on Tues. Jan 23 at 8 00 in psyched for the Bid Day because initiation la on Good Luck new officers' Oejev Hockey the Honors Center below Kreischer Quad its way Your Big Loves You Get exerted for a great year' Hey Alpha Chl's: Okay • What are you doing DELTA GAMMA Saturday? I've been able lo schedule something Tonight at 6:00 pm PI OMEGA PI • • PI Beta Phi • ■ Alpha Omtcron PI' Alpha Omlcron PI Congratulations Gna Wersgarber on your new exciting' Stay tuned lor details Love. COMPUTER DISK AND PAPER SALE LfTTLE MUGUET WARREN The sisters ol Alpha Orracron PI would eke to Panhel Cabinet Posilion • Public Re- Dana ** Happy Hours ** BA LOBBY Initiation is on its way. congratulate Lara Cochran on her Wittenberg lations' 'Love your Dee Gee sisters Hay Alpha Chl's: Okay - What are you doing JAN 16-JAN 19 So gel psyched lor Saturday levalarmg to Bryan Ztes. Saturday? I've been able lo schedule something Special Prices SMunchles You will become an active Pi PHI. Arm Maran DELTA GAMMA exciting' Stay tuned lor detaas Love. Dana and have memories that writ Happy Besated 21 st Birthday' ALPHA PHI OMEGA laal a Ifelimo CONGRATULATIONS SHERIDAN PAGAN ON What a weekend! Coed National Service Fraternity Love Your Big YOUR NEW PANHEL CABINET POSITION Le Wave, Le Shroom. etc. Official Spring Piza Rush I LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE LOVE Red underwear. Black Saturday. Tues Jan 23 7:30pm ■ Prout Main Lounge ••• JohnV ••• YOUR DEE GEE SISTERS Faith Temple. Joly Roger Thurs Jan 25 7 30pm -Often Cubby Hole Lg Happy one year WhoredM we park the car? GREENBRIAR INC. Friendship Leadership Service Anniversary' Jen DJ for HIRE DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE OF ALPHA PHI Hope we have DJ avaaaUe to work for parties, date parries, . Now leasing New Apartments many more OMEOA AOTT etc Havw our own equipment Cal Tom al I Love You' For Fall 1990 CLASSIC 353-3494 Terri CAMPBELL HILL APARTMENTS Across From Carter Park 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments Featuring Air "An investment in Conditioning, Full Basement, HAIR STUDIO Dishwasher, Garbage Disposals, and CUT Washer/ Dryer Hookups. 354-8533 224 E. WOOSTER ST. Hrs. M-F 9-5 knowledge pays 3#VE. 352-0717 SAT 9-1 W wejay es.es. say we« 141 W. WOOSTER STREET BOWLING GREEN. OHIO 43402 the best interest." JRADUATE STUDENT SENATE PRESENTS A MINI CONFERENCE titled: PJ E!Diane Johnston Paula Ryder Annettef' Dewor Owner Stylist Stylist "Deprogramming: the need Haircuts $10:00 Porms $39.00 for Multi-Ethnic, Sculptured Nails $30.00 Manicures $0.00 bi-gendered, tri-sexual, Highlighting $30.00 non-classist studies" Permanent Colorr $20.00 Facial Waxing $5.00 Keynote by: Spiral Wrap Permn $45.00 Also Offering A Full Line Of Dr. Doris Davenport Styling Products Including: Assist. Professor of English • Matrix • Redken • Nexxus Sebastian • Paul Mitchel January 21, 1990 Mon-Thurs 8:00-8:00 Friday 8:00-6:00 Saturday 8:00-3:00 -Clip This Coupon I Bring In For. UCF '5.00 Off Any Perm. ! Sculptured Nails or Highlighting 313 THURSTIN STREET At" 6:15 pm - 9 pm 1 **' •2.00 Off Any Haircut Open to All THE BG NEWS lO January 19,1990 Classifieds continued from p. 9 The Brothera ol Phi Kappa Tau would kke lo Matt etnpper a. seat la tor your party Can I PI Phi • PI Phi • PI PM WANTED-2 roommates needed to occupy KKG Laura Wnmn KKQ UwctoueT Bone at 372 5028 Congratulations Tracy Strteter on your re- congrokjlete David lereei on hie recent teveeer- 1077 Buck Skylark New Urea, brakes. mg to Diane Lee. room In houae. Mala or female, smoker or non AM.FMslereo Rune very good $600 or best Only on* mora day uoM your* the «MW of cant pinning to Phi Pal Greg Gascon. Woe houae. newly remodeled. VERY CLOSE to PMETASKMA Love. Your PI PM Sisters offer Cal3540706 ma Odder. Key Congratiaatkyie' The Phi Taus are taking the campus bystorm campue Rant S147/mo plus utaWealuauaey Love. BrgUea CONGRATULATES ITS 1SM-1M1 OFFICERS and are loving every minute of it low ) Cal Matt or John 352-0862 tg?6 FORO LTD 4-DOOR. GOOD COND PRESIDENT - TRICIA MARKS PI PM TINA TRUEBLOOO RUSH PHI KAPPA TAU 82.000 Ml POWER WINDOWS AM/FM KKG LESLIE CftAKJ KKG VICE PRESIDENT - AMY 0UNAWAY Congratulations on your Phi Delt Mvaaertng to STEREO, CRUISE CONTROL. NEW TIRES. NEW BRAKES. NEW BATTERY CALL BRUCE TO MY MOST FAVORITE UL' SECRETARY - JULIE ELLER Mark Young That Shan aura la smooth! But WE WANT YOUI HELP WANTED 353-8752 $780 AND VIP I'M BEHIND TREASURER - SUZANNE KANteEY how old you keep It eo aufeTr'Love your roo- To iom the tun at the next meeting of the YOU ALL THE WAY' THAT'S HISTORIAN - CHRISTY VAROO 2STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL 1 g87 Mercury Marker XR4TI STUDENT COURT WHAT MOS ANO UL't ARE CHILDREN on January 21.1 S0O. 8pm m 408 INTERVIEWING FOR NEW STUDENT COURT German soortscar. excel condit Low mses. al ALL ABOUT KAPPA LOVE ANO MINE MARY Ed EUiktng SEE ALL OF YOU THEREi PHI HO MA KAPPA REACHtNG YOUfi MAJOR GOALS PROSECUTION ANO DEFENSE COUNSEL- optlone Must sol $8.009 1 -424-2044 Deciding on a major? ORS Auto 1980 Dataun 210 72.000 mess Rune KKQ Ul' Anna KKQ Meet ma brotflere ol Pt» Slgme Kappa! Changing majors? WFAL WBOU Happy Hours SIGN UP BY THURSOAY. JAN 26 great. S306 00 or beat otter 354 6416 Oat e.cited lor MMaBonl You are a aupar Kappa Ouerlers Cale Soecwl 405 STUDENT SERVICES. AU. MAJORS and I'm eo glad you are my Me. Tuesday Jen 23 > Behind the Scenes We can he»' WELCOME Complete bedroom set Queen size hutch a bdrm lurmture Cal Bonnie 362-6216. Love- Anna Jan 22 Kohl Heat at II 7pm STUDENT COURT XO LITTLE ALLKEXO Thureday Jan 26 ■ IntamMlonal Night Jan 24 Darrow Hal man Ig 7pm EXCELLENT CONOfTION 1 g83 New Yorker REACHING YOUR MAJOR GOALS Oat excited tor Saturday. You've worked very Leaded, leather xttenor 352 5879 KKOLII'Angle KKQ Monday Jan 29 Al you can Stomach hard and I'm proud of you Remember you light AVON You are an aaraaome Kappa up my Me' RapreaenutaVas needed. FuR-eme earnings. SONY DT4 Daemon FM/AM CO Compact and we love you I RUSH PHI KAPPA PSI WednaadayJan 31 Invitation Only I Love You. part-time hours Cal Judy 352-42gs Disc Player Brand near. «■ In the box. Cat Love- where It al cornea together Your Big 372-5271 Taking best otter metises. Anne, and Lynna RUSH PHI KAPPA PSI Beat FundraMers On Campuei 7:30 to »:00 al ALPHA XI DELTA HOUSE la your fraternity. sorority or dub interested In KKQ Tammy KKQ RUSH PM KAPPA PSI earning $1.000 00 for a one-weak, on- You are a aupar FOR RENT PHI HO MA KAPPA where it al cornea together V0UNOUFE LEADERSHIP campus marketing protect? You must be wrt- imeaavandl RUSH PHI KAPPA PSI organized end hard working Cal Vaf or Myra al hope Waatlon Mae The neweat fraternity on campue otters you a [800)592 2121 • •SaVRENTALS- ■ an eicMng Mm* for you chance olsWetime' Becomes founding lather • Younglife is a nondenominational 1 12 bdrm apts t houses even ae it was tor me S J. - Thank* for everything! Hiring commission drivers, aub-bar peraona & Rush Pin Stoa' If you do one Dang thai semes- Christian outreach organization that 8 S 12 mo Issits Cal 352-7464 Love hhcheee works with high school kids .Are salad bar peraona FiaVpefl-time Apply m per- ter get an education n you do a second Jean son between 2-4 Pagaala Pizza 945 S Mam PHI SK3MA KAPPAMTHE FRATERNITY OF SHAWN ELIZABETH LINDNER you interested m becoming a Young Ufa Leader? If eo, please cal 80 1 bdrm upstairs unfurniahed apt downtown KKG Tracy Wheeler KKQ THE NINETIES Happy 19th Birthday" Cal 352 0000 CongraluMlona on Initiation. I'm eo happy lor Love. Your BudOae Acroaa the hell Todd at 372-3061 Paige at Horse Farm 20-30 hra/week Flexible hours. 372-3140 or the Area Director must be single Over 18 & experienced. Prefer 1 male non-smoking roommate lor Spring 00. you PI Beta Phi SIQ EP SKI EP SIO EP Love. Big Liea Jim Hudaon al (41S) 885-8524 lemale Grand Rapids area 832-0219 doae lo campus, rent $l75'mo Cal Joe M Lll Lorl Franalln Hay Slg Epa don't be late for more information 364-2807. LADIES ON THE TOP- Congretuletlons on Initiation, way to get thai Its time for you boys to GRAB-ADATE MISCELLANY MAOAZINE, SQSU's sward WHO WILL THE DEMON'S 4.01 I'm eo proud of you! Bring a date, ten bats and you'l be line winning eemeeterty student magazine. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ONE HALF FINAL SURVIVORS BE? Lava, Your Kg Andrea First bus leaves e! Quarter lo we needs edvertlslng tales representatives to BLOCK TO CAMPUUS. SUMMER Oft FALL. FIND OUT SUN AT 10:00 Pal SKI EP SKI EP SKI EP start Spring Semester. On | oft campus sc- CALL TOM 192-4173 DAYS OR 352-1*00 EVE SEE YA THERE • DEAD OR ALIVEI counls Car helpful. COMMISSION PAID. 8 WKEND8. PI PHI Contact Jan Stubbs, Advertising Manager. UttlesSoeandJer.. Sign up to be an Orientation Hoal Appecatlona 2 bedrooms nee/ campus 214 Wet! Hall. 372-2806. Lll Nancy Marguardl Gat peychod for tnnawlon! I'm so glad I gat to s.sHsCle In 405 Student Servtcee Applications WANTED Share bathroom & kitchen Congratulation! on Initiation!! I'm eo proud share such a special time with you. I love you due Jan 19 tunnies Summertime eve-in positions avertable Cal 352-6860 n Michigan suburbs Babysitting experience a of yal I can't wait till tomorrow! boMLyne The Brothers ol Phi Kappa Tau would kka to Love, Your Big • • • WANTED • • • must Mothers Little Helper 1313)851-0660 PI Phi • PI Phi • PI Phi congratulate Rob Huteel on hat recent leveller- 443 N Enterpnee. Apt A, 1 bdrm. $340/mo A male or lemale roommate to sublease an No Fee Kka ing to Dtene White water, sewer ndud 12 mo. lease AvaBa- Congratulations Angela Burgmeyer on your apartment for Spring 'go For Information cal National Marketing Firm seeks mature student blegAuguat Looking for a way to gat Involved on campue? ■wellerlng to Phi Pel c.slg McLaughlin. The Brothers of Phi Kappa Tau woutd eke to 353 9458 Kan or Jason to manage on-campus promotiona for lop com- GSTEP 1 needa creative, caring ttudente for Lava, Your PI Phi Sisters congratulate Mark Cygan on has recent lovelier- STUDENT COURT panlea thai ached year Flexible hours with 443 N Enterprise. Apt B. 3 bdrm ept. IftNMMT. 12 14 PAID POSITIONS AVAILA- mg to Loum Lym Cook. BLE. Mop by Hie PREVENTION CENTER, S10 PI Phi • PI Phi • PI Phi INTERVIEWING, FOR NEW STUDENT COURT earnings potential to $2,500 per semester $550mo water, sewer mdud. 12 mo. tease Student Servfcea for en application Com- Congratulations Tine Truebtood on your lave- The Brothera of Phi Kappa Tau would kke to PROSECUTION AND DEFENSE COUNSEL- Must be organized, hardworking and money AveaablemMay llorlng lo Phi D*n Mark Young. pleted applications due Jan 20 congratulele 8H Bandon on his recant havener- ORS motivated Cal Valor Myra al 1600) 692-2121 Lava, Your PI Phi sietere mg to Lisa lacovetta SIGN UP BY THURSDAY. JAN 25 443 N Enterprise. Apt. 3 Very nice effic NEED A JOS FOR 1 »»0-18*17 405 STUDENT SERVICES, ALL MAJORS $280'mo mdud water $ sewer 12 mo Be creative, energetic, have fun, and GET WELCOME lease Available m Auguet. PAID FOR mil — STUDENT COURT STEP 1 needs 12-14 ttudents with the desire Classified Information to become more Involved on campus. For Adiecent campue furnished studio apartment 1 female rmte. to sublease lor Spring semester. mote Information call the PREVENTION for 1 or 2 peraona. Available Mey-S300 a The BG News " Mail-in Form month-12 month lease, pkjeutiatlea 352-7605 521 E. Many Flrsl month rent is tree CENTER 372-21 SO. Applications available at DEADLINE: Two days prior lo publication. 4 pm 354-7617 the Center 310 Student Services Due Jan 28 ext 280 After 6, 352-3406 ( The BG News * no! rasponsibte lor postal sarv.ee oeJays) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 1-2 roommates needed tor 90-S1 Now hiring EBSCO Telephone Service Apartment for teoae. Jen. through May 31 Musi be non smoking & non-oYMong. Cap A nationwide telemarketing service. Flexible $312 per month 1 bdrm Corner ol 9th & High pet ad are 70* per line S2 10 minimum 1" or 2" ads 354-3282 before 10pm Jr . Sr , or Grad stu- hours! 15 minimum) Guaranteed hourly wage Cal Kathy 352 5675 eves RATES: 55' extra per ad for bold lace (8 ene maximum) S6 25 per insertion dent pfeeee plus dairy bonus baaed on sales. Base pay Appfoximalery 35-45 spaces per line (16 line maximum) SI 2.45 per insertion AvsllabieNow rnwes given in Incnmenta according to hours Female mite needed lor 2 bdrm 1 1 /2 bath One and two bedroom apratmenta - furnished worked No cold case, renewals only. Year PREPAYMENT: » required tor al non-university related businesses and Individuals apt. Own room - newer apartment includes and unfurniahed atartmg at $360 Gaa and heel round employment. Make money and loam rashwasner. 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New York: "Going to see Village: Tearing down the Berlin Wall cause we were all a big family and we had lege, and being a University student be- the Vatican in Rome because it is such because it was a tangible representation lots of Urn." cause I am a senior and I'm sad to be an important place in history." of the ever present struggle for world leaving " peace." South African story misses the point by Brenda Yoang May), the oldest daughter of Diana Solomon (Albee Lesotho), who is a arrest and detention and her daughter's Roth (Barbara Hershey), a journalist South African version of Martin reactions in losing both of her parents She sits in the rear of the police car dedicated to uncovering governmental Luther King Jr. Solomon leads rallies to a cause she knows and understands silently, lean coursing slowly from oppression of blacks. The girl's father and peace marches and works along- little about. eyes that have too many times seen in- has fled South Africa under charges of side Diana Roth in the Tight for justice. "A World Apart" does an excellent being a Communist traitor. Solomon is Molly's first crush. He job of showing the sharp divisions be- Molly often finds solace from her seems brave and treats her like an adult tween whites and blacks in South troubled family situation in Elsie — something her secretive parents cer- Africa — the whites nonchalantly drive (Linda Movsi) and the village where tainly do not do. He gives her a two-tone caddies down the block past VMteo Review the housekeeper's children and other bracelet and looks into her eyes with a black street cleaners. The fact is, most relatives live. respect that she perhaps mistakes for whites just pretend not to see the ine- While in the village, Molly sees only mutual affection. quality that festers throughout the na- justices wrought upon her people. happy people who are amused by her By film's end, however, Molly sees tion. Her name is Elsie and she is the squeamish discovery of a chicken foot that Solomon is more than a charming Perhaps, however, white America — black housekeeper of an anti-apartheid in her soup. Appearances are deceiv- young man with the ability to stir peo- and this definitely reflects poorly on white family in 1963 South Africa. The ing, though. The villagers are not ple through his words. He is a man those of us who fall into that group — family's story, not hers, is the focus of happy people. Every day they must who knows the treatment blacks are not yet ready for the cold reality of the 1988 film, "A World Apart." The wake up to the same small, dark rooms receive is not acceptable; someone our crimes. The blow is softened by a scene in the police car, near the middle that are bare of even basic necessities must move to the front and lead the strong central character who cour- of the movie, may lead one to wonder — rooms much different from the people toward reclaiming the freedom ageously stands up to the injustices and why the story isn't about her and her comfortable bungalow where Molly that has been stripped from them. is also a member of the majority. own family. and her sisters give pool parties for Solomon's story, unfortunately, is "A World Apart" is just that type of "A World Apart" takes the point of their friends. > only a subplot. The film spends most story, but at least it's a step in the right view of 13-year-old Molly Roth (Jodhi In the village lives Elsie's brother. of its time focusing on Diana Roth's direction. Mltor CartaHatafJ. Davraoa Anamal EdMof DakMe Hippie Surt Reporters Fraak Ejpoatto, Briaa Laasley, Do... Sharper Pkotofrapher Keflaa Piaaey Editorial Office 21* west Hal, (41*) 372-***7 Cover Deaf. , Thosaas Krouc r«nlli.liili|ilHiliii|rill«<.m.iiili«i|iiiB»l«rlJIM»HI I Jh* ■aomanmniijau. "i" i "| - -| - r 1", ■ IMm, Mm.., m4 e~HM< <-~- SM« 1«-~| — ^-J lulp I->II|IM .^fca «,,H U taaasvasam ripi iipM nat. nj ac N«W Friday Magazine/* 19,19M ODD 3 BG fruit fly centers largest in nation by D • PC / Macintosh" File Conversion For great food and drinks, it's perfectly clear lhat Quarters Cafe is the right choice. West Wooster Bowling Green, OH • Full Laser Imogesetting Services 3534735 • Full Typesetting Services ENTRY FORM Name CoMusfor Address further Information Phone Number, what is it? 211 West Hal 372-7418 Return to BG News liditorial Of tin: 214 West Hall. BGSU. Employees of BGSU Student Publications are not eligible. 4 ODD Friday Magazine/* 1». HM Director in demand for drosophila by Donna Sharper kia to be the chair of a workshop in the 2nd International Congress of Diptero- He's flown the fruiifly around the logy, he said. world. Besides doing research, Yoon tea- Jong Yoon, the director of the ches three classes at the University, in- National Drosophila (fruiifly) Species cluding general genetics, human gene- Research Center at the University since tics and cytogenetics. 1982, has been in demand since 1968 all He said he believes in producing over the world for his knowledge of "good scientists" first. fruitflies. "I want — not just my students — Yoon has presented research find- but our graduating students to be a ings at scientific congresses in TcVyo; good humans with new knowledge, Canberra, Australia; Moscow and rather than just being the scientific Lenningrad, USSR; Canada; Oxford, technicians," he said. England; Seoul, Korea; Lubeck, Ger- Kent Vermilion, a graduate student many; New Delhi, India; Beijing and specializing in cytogenetics, said Yoon Shanghai, China; Bangkok, Thailand; influenced him to go to graduate and Budapest, Hungary. school in cytogenetics. Last June he spoke in Uppsala, Swe- "I worked a little with him as an den in the 10th International Chromo- undergrad and that helped me go into some Conference, and last October he grad school." He added that Yoon has gave a lecture in Lima, Peru in the 9th Friday/Regtaa I been a "big help" in his research. Jong Yooa, professor of biological sdeaccs, studies the frattfty la Ike Nadoaal Drosophila Genetics Congress of Latin America, Vermilion also gives Yoon golf les- Species Resoarce Ceater at Ike Ualvenity. he said. sons, he said. This summer, his research of the "I teach him science and he teaches fruitfly will take him to Czechoslova- me golf," Yoon said with a laugh. One observes a feeling of respect and Center. The center originated in Texas admiration of Yoon's students when 40 years ago, he added. they enter his room and speak with In 1965, Yoon earned his doctorate w • • All COMPETITOR COUPONS HONORED • • • him. Underneath his white lab coat, he and later became the director of the 3£ wears a colorful plaid shirt and leather center. In 1978, he left his position and LARGE 2-ITEM cross-strapped slippers. His black silky joined the University biology faculty. PIZZA for hair falls in his face from his Dennis He said he moved ''for a change." the Menacehaircut. Four years later, the National Sci- $5.95 Although he was born in Korea, ence Foundation recommended that Yoon also calls himself a Texan. After the center to be moved to the Universi- only at doing his undergraduate work in ty and placed under his direction. 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Byrne (near Hill), Toledo 531-1311 IM a * l«M Morv.l fn>«r»«fctm< Orewp Inc. All rtghta mirvid << ■ ■ .. __ 6 ODD Friday Magazine/January 19, 1990 Gastronomic review of the Eighties (AP)— Americans look the '80s lite-ly. Fears for the safety of our food sup- From Mrs. Paul's fish sticks to Paul dinner is a trap, not something to en- Bui after a grilled, no-butter-please, ply — fed by salmonella, listeriosis, Prudhomme's blackened redfish. joy." oh-so-fresh redfish fillet with steamed preservatives and pesticides — reached From seeing and being seen at restau- The trap was built from sound baby veggies, they ended dinner with a frenzy over two red grapes from rants to couch potato takeout in front health warnings, which we tried to rich, dark Belgian chocolate. Chile that contained cyanide. of the VCR to home entertaining. heed. But ice cream with foreign- We were obsessed with food, for We drank more sparkling water and From singles bars to discos to health sounding names and flourless choco- comfort, health, status and entertain- less hard liquor, and the three-martini clubs to singles bars. From jelly beans late cakes beckoned. ment. lunch lost ground to the power break- to pork rinds. We ate olive oil, everything Mediter- Millions checked their cholesterol fast and even high tea. "Thank you for Real men ate no quiche, but learned ranean and even took fish oil capsules. level, watched their fat intake and not smoking" became "Light up and to make a roux or grilled-over- Nouvelle was pushed aside by a new- exercised incessantly. Millions more you're under arrest." We buckled up mesquite chicken, especially if it lived a found passion for down-home Ameri- kept McDonald's billions ticking ever for safety and got tougher on drunken free-range life. can regional cooking and pasta, pasta higher, found Wendy's beef, and got driven. In a decade of quality time and and more pasta. Domino's pizzas in 30 minutes or else. Women who built careers in the '70s "quality of life issues," we ate quality, Lite seemed to be the light at the end Convenience was key for trendy heard their biological clocks ticking in too — at a price. Thirty-six dollars for of the tunnel of calories. yuppies and traditional families. the '80s and feared they would never be a pound of chocolates, $4 for a jar of Less was more — less cholesterol, Takeout spread to three-star restau- mothers, leading to a boomlet mid- mustard, $4.99 for a pound of radic- less sodium, less fat. (Was HDL or rants, and newfangled super- decade. These kids ate all-natural baby chio. A baked potato for $8.50 in a LDL the good cholesterol, anyway?) supermarkets sprouted frozen gourmet food or specially designed TV dinners. Manhattan restaurant. And for a while, in tony restaurants, entrees, zapped in the more than 75 Juice came in boxes. "Foodies" Tilled renovated kitchens less food altogether. We could spend a million microwave ovens sold in the No pain, no gain, said aerobic Jane, with microwaves, Cuisinarts, coffee small fortune for art on a plate and go 1980s. who then turned to low-impact. We makers, bagel slicers and $350 home hungry. Americans kept dieting, some to the jogged and then we walked. Japanese bread bakers. Experts increasingly emphasized point of anorexia. Cracker makers By the end of the '80s, we headed Chefs became celebrities: Frugal links between nutrition and heart shunned tropical oils. Oat bran ap- toward homey and hearty. But it was a Gourmet Jeff Smith, California cuisine disease. The surgeon general urged peared in cookies and popcorn. long, strange trip. goddess Alice Waters, Prudhomme Americans to cut down on fats and eat and Justin Wilson. Wolfgang Puck more fruits and vegetables, fish, poul- baked designer pizza — with caviar try and grains. His report said 1.5 mil- and smoked salmon. lion people died in 1987 from diseases But our attitude worried Julia Child: related to diet. "What's dangerous and discouraging Still, we judged the book by its HOWARD'S club H about this era is that people really are cover. afraid of their food. Sitting down to Jane Fonda got more famous for sweating, Cher got more famous for 210 N. MAIN NO COVER having — or was it not having? — cosmetic surgery. Millions watched Oprah Winfrey show off her size 10 Blues from Chicago jeans and months later acknowledge she'd gained back 17 pounds. Eddie Shaw We turned to starch blockers, fake fats and artificial sweeteners, Retin-A & nowi (am tm and minoxidil, Nautilus, liquid fasts, and even comedian-activist Dick Gre- the Wolfgang DOUOAS TlfNR DEWO gory's fat farms. And if every turn of the wheels on the exercise bike meant getting rid of Wed. - Sat. HEWAO excess calories for some, for others it brought excess — in the form of a guilt-free Dove Bar — that much Jan. 17 - 20 closer. tarCNiatiMHE (MUM OB »o» 1 But excess did not have to be big in Fri 7:15-9:30-11:45 the 1980s. • Mini Pitchers arc back Sat 2:15-4:30-7:15-9:30-11:45 Cookbook author Ellen Brown Sun 2:15-4:30-7:15-9:30 found the worst excess of the decade in baby squash blossoms stuffed with blue goat cheese: "When there are homeless people starving in the streets, Campus „A Gatheri PIacc» we were worried about how small we could grow everything." Pollyeyes 440 E. court 352-9638 LATE NIGHT DINING Friday needs you! Friday Magazine is the entertain- ORDER IN OR DINE OUT! ment and cultural supplement to the Specials Honored After 1AM BG News. The staff of the magazine is • $1.99 Small Cheese Pizza (inside only) composed mainly of volunteers; as • .25' Off Breadsticks (inside only) such, Fridayis always seeking new writers who want to try their hands at • Delivery Hours Extended Sun-Wed until 2:30 am writing. All majors are invited to at- tend. The only requirement is that the —j—— writer wants to write! Experience is not pi„a QnK Medium-Traditional even necessary, as the staff of Friday Ktzza sue | Th|n pi22a 12. will help new writers out. Meetings are held every Sunday $2.50 $4.00 night at 7:30 in the 2nd floor West Hall Polleyes Pizza Pollyeyes Pizza Commons. Anyone seeking informa- Expire* 1/31/90 Expire* 1/31/9 tion can call 372-6967 during the days. AskfprCbrisorDeb. Friday Magazine/January 19,1990 ODD 7 Club strives to serve community needs by Janice Hardman shops, and family reunions. Miller said. There are two or three university The Woman's Club of Bowling groups which use the house regularly, Green has as much enthusiasm and and it has also been rented for Greek dedication today as when it was found- Rush by some university sororities and ed 70 years ago, according to a pro- fraternities, Miller added. gram prepared by the club historian Miller said she appreciates the Uni- Beryl Parrish. versity-community relations the Club Its earliest mottoes, "Better City; has experienced. The few groups who Better Citizens" and "Not for self, but utilize its services are "all very protec- for others" are the goals volunteer tive of it," she said. women strive to attain for the benefit The Woman's Club is part of the of the community, Parrish wrote. General Federation of Woman's Clubs Formed in 1921 by a group of more (GFWC) which also includes an inter- than 100 women, the Woman's Club of national organization of clubs. The Bowling Green began to "bring GFWC celebrates its 100th year in together all the women of the commu- 1990, a brochure said. nity for their own benefit and for the The GFWC claims to be "the betterment of the community." With largest, oldest, non-denominational, this purpose, the Club purchased a non-partisan, international service or- house located at 134 N. Prospect St., in ganization of volunteer women in the 1924 and began to build the reputation world." The GFWC consists of six de- they hold today. partments including Arts, Conserva- Within seven years, the Club had or- tion, Education, Home Life, Interna- ganized projects for a community tional Affairs, and Public Affairs. The swimming pool, a recreation park and motto of the Centennial Celebration a tourist camp, Maxine Miller, House reads "A Past to Remember-A Future Friday/Reglaa Pianey Representative of the Woman's Club to Mold," according to their brochure. Tne Women's Club is located on the corner of N. Prospect and Court St. said. The group established two active or- The Woman's Club remains "on a ganizations within the club. In 1921, national level, one of the most power- the Literature Club was formed, fol- ful (community service) groups," Mil- I Campus | I KM 1)1.1 IV! KY lowed in 1924 by the Garden Group. ler said. The Garden Group was used to MPollyeyes "A Gathering Place" beautify the city by planting flowers The Club follows the tradition of liv- 1352-9638 or 354-0056 440 E. Co around the community. All members ing up to the words written by Mary of the Woman's Club are welcome to Stewart in 1904 for the Club Collect "Jazz Night" join either or both of these groups al- which read: though the Garden Group no longer With Mike Petrosino & Chris Berger plants flowers for the city. Miller said. "And may we strive to touch and to Every Tuesday at 9 p.tn.-l a.m. The Woman's Club of Bowling know the great common human heart Come & listen or bring your instrument & join in! Green remains involved in community of us all, and, O Lord God, let us not service and citizenship. According to forget to be kind." Miller, the Club has sponsored creative writing contests for students in Bowl- ing Green schools. Each year the Woman's Club, with the American Association of Universi- ty Women and the Wood County Committee on Aging, holds a program entitled "Great Decisions." The pro- gram consists of six sessions beginning DJ's on Jan. 27 and runs on consectutive Saturdays through March 10, she said. The Club is also available for rental purposes. Many local groups use the house for wedding receptions, work- TAVERN Wedding Apparel RICH MICHEL BAND Performing live Friday and Saturday ^forward 107 Louisiana Ave., $1.00 COVER CHARGE Perrysburg Mon. thru Wed... 10:00-5:00 9-2A.M. Thurs 12:00-8:00 Fri. and Sal 10:00-5:00 809 S. MAIN ST. 874-0146 'M I . I'. .11' J 1r**:*r4mwww**+*w*M**M*"*"''*"~""~"""'™'"'*"""^ .....~. I QOO Friday Maaarine/Jamury 1», 199* Rock and pathos combine in album by Fnit Egporito ple who share his condition of the release, a power pop textbook simply much difference between the Kinks heart. He fronts a band called the entitled //. The band has reinforced and Def Leppard after all. As the Pal DiNizio is the kind of guy who Smithereens, a primal rock outfit their mid-1960s rock foundation with album's best cut, it serves notice as to must take a perverse delight in having who, in the course of a mere three the '90s know-how of producer Ed why problems such as teenage preg- his heart stomped on time and time albums, have mastered the art of Stasium, fresh off his Top 40 success nancy and date rape persist in our so- ■ He's got a powerful romantic kicking out picture-perfect pop with Living Colour's Vivid. The re- ciety ("It's a shame that you won't hooks. And DiNizio is eminently ca- sult is an album that features heaping see me/When I need you tonight...I pable of hanging lyrics throbbing doses of retro-cool (its title comes get the blues before and after I'm with unbridled romantic pathos on from the '60s Rat Pack flick Ocean's with you"). those hooks. However, even on that //starringSammy, Frank, Dean, front, DiNizio has had to cope with and the rest of the boys) and modern The underlying current here is the heartache. Such songs as "Behind guitar-noise. Here's a closer look at a band's sonic decisiveness. Jim Bab- ideal in his heart (which is infinitely The Wall Of Sleep," "Blood and winner, a great way to start a new de- jak blasts tunnels through rock-n-roll more important than having it in Roses,"(both from their 1986 inde- cade. bedrock with his sledgehammer your head) and it's going full throttle pendent release Especially For You) / / also has its share of churning guitar riffs and the percussion twins all the time. His heart doesn't pump "House We Used To Live In," and ballads ("Cut Flowers," "Kiss Your of Dennis Diken (drums) and Mike bourbon or blood, it pumps rich, "The World We Know"(from their Tears Away," and "Blue Period"), Mesaros (bass) follow right along, thick, forever-and-always love. As a 1988 major-label debut Green bouncy sunshine pop ("Yesterday keeping time equally well on It's me- result, he lays it all on the line at Thoughts) were all headed for radio Girl"), and heartstruck anthems andering ballads as well as its break- every romantic opportunity in the heaven but the powers-that-be de- ("Baby Be Good" and "Maria neck lovefests. hopes of finding true love. This guy cided the time for the Smithereens to Elena"). doesn't fall in love, he dives into it ascend to that height hadn't come "Blues Before And After" frames Here's hoping that / / breaks the heartfirsl with a 500-mile running yet, in spite of an ever-growing colle- the album with its loudloudloud saga Smithereens to a larger audience. Ra- start. He probably drinks and cries a giate following. of love withheld ("And it really turns ising rock to a new level beats the lot. Now it seems that DiNizio's me on/When you say that you pants off of a straight-out '60s or But DiNizio has a distinct advan- broken heart will be on the mend won't"). Its dragstrip guitar sound '70s comeback any day. tage over the countless everyday peo- thanks to the new Smithereens reminds ya that there's really not that Best films of '89 not the top grossers by Brian Lumley the viewer into the life of Judah, an is incredible, juxtaposing a black-and- bitterly savage treatise on a couple's opihamologist with a terrible secret. white landscape for plague-ridden divorce starts out as a happy little tale "Top Ten" lists. At the close of Allen handles his actors beautifully, Wales, and vibrant hues for the confu- of love, then rapidly tailspins into an every year they seem to be the inevita- never once letting the dialogue or char- sion of modern-day New Zealand. all-out battle of the sexes. The couple's ble afterbirth of the past 365 days. acters become a parody of themselves. What makes this film relevant is the marriage slowly dissolves before our Critics of all sorts seem to analyze, Perhaps Allen's best work since 1979's culture clash so evident within this nar- eyes and just when you think a happy pick apart, and try to justify what hap- "Manhattan." He intertwines two rative. The sea monster/submarine is ending may be in sight, this comedy pened in their respective fields. With separate, seemingly untied stories at truly funny, and at the same time, just gets darker and darker. The film is 1989 now in the record books, it is fair the climax, giving much relevance to thought-provoking scene. A real gem relentless and the climax does not give to judge exactly what worked on the the title "Crimes and Misdemeanors." of 1989. in to a sappy studio ending. Its tone is silver screen and what did not. 3. "Born on the Fourth of July" — 6. "Field of Dreams" — A testa- decidedly downbeat, but deliciously so. The late 1980s produced many Director Oliver Stone's "sequel" to ment to yesterdays, this film weaves a A great return to cynicism that has uninspired techno-pop films that gar- "Platoon." This time Stone transcends true sense of nostalgia. On the surface, been sadly lacking in a kinder, gentler his "war is hell" motif so evident in "Dreams" is about baseball and fami- America. "Platoon"and brings the war back ly, but intrinsically this is about the 10. "When Harry Met Sally" — Di- home. Vietnam is purgatory, coming reconciliation with past mistakes and a rector Rob Reiner gives more than just home is the actual hell. Stunning pho- second chance to rectify them. This a nod to Woody Allen in his little re- tography and a great performance by film has perhaps the best ending of lationship comedy. This film is conven- the usually bland Tom Cruise make '89's crop. tional in its plot and ending, but the this film an insightful look into the ac- 7. "Lawrence of Arabia" — Initially screenplay by terminally-heart/jura-ed nered mass audiences, but essentially tivation of overzealous idealism and released in 1962, this film deserves a Nora Ephron brings it above most had no depth or real meaning. A great what the consequences of what one ac- spot in this year's best because it ech- other comedies that this year pro- deal of cinematic introspection led me tion can do to the rest of a person's oes an era of bygone filmmaking. duced. Ephron packs her script with to compile a list of what I believe to be life. "Lawrence" does what people try to witty little cynicisms that explain re- the best that 1989 had to offer. 4. "Sex, Lies and Videotape" — do these days — combine a great story lationships from both the male and In order of their magnitude: First time outing for newcomer Steve with a stunning visual focus. Restored female point-of-view. 1. "Do the Right Thing" — Director Soderbergh was an interesting charac- and released to a dry February market, Spike Lee has made a film of unparal- ter study of four people and their var- this was truly a way to re-introduce the Overall, '89 was a good cinematic leled power. His indictment of racism ious sexual hangups. Soderbergh "lost art" to a new generation. year. Warner sprung its biggest hit ever is harsh, yet handled in a way that ap- weaves his characters into a delightful 8. "A Summer Story" — This rather in the guise of the Caped Crusader. peals to any audience. His treatment of tapestry of repressions and catharsis simple English love story is compelling Box office receipts were record-setting, neighborhood life is reminiscent of through the sudden appearance of the because of its subject matter, the and the best part of it all is that most of Hitchcock's "Rear Window," the not-so-normal James Spader. A little doomed relationship of a couple that the product was somewhat decent. A vignettes of typical urbanism add to film by any measure, proving that pyr- try to transcend early 20th century severe lack of the Jasons and Freddies the story and give more meaning to the otechnics and special fix wizardry do class barriers. Adapted from the short that haunt the backwoods silver outbreak of violence at the climax of not necessarily make a good film. story "The Apple Tree," it loses none screens was good news, while the "a- the film. Lee's photography gives the 5. "The Navigator" — This New of the integrity of the book and height- dult film," one of intellectual distinc- film much depth and a sense of distor- Zealand import did not get a wide ens the romantic quality through the tion and thought, seemed to inhabit ted reality. Easily the best film of the release in the States and made its way lush cinematography and the beautiful many of the mainstream screens. year and a strong Best Picture candi- to video fast. Director Vincent Ward English countryside. The struggle that "Batman"is synonymous with profit, date. creates a fanciful fable concerning a the upper-class poet and the poor farm but hopefully the wave of the '90s will 2. "Crimes and Misdemeanors" — band of time travelers that embark on girl go through makes up the drama of be more of the intellectual film, giving Woody Allen's foray into drama is a mission to tunnel through the earth the film, each must come to terms with mainstream audiences the ability to both powerful and compelling. A study from 14th century Wales and end up in the lot that their class has put them in. evaluate the world around them. of morais. choices,, wU/cUgion d™ a modern AuckUnd. 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