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Cloudy and 30s: Cloudy Friday. High in the mid 30s. Winds becoming light east. Cloudy Friday football staff night with rain developing. by Klmberly Larson Temperatures steady in the The BG News Budgeting Christopher Dalton mid 30s. Chance of rain is 80 said the president personally ap- percent. Saturday, occa- proved bonus payments to the sional showers. High around Add head football coach Gary football coaches. 40. Chance of rain is 80 per- Blackney and his assistants to Dalton said each assistant cent. the long list of lucky souls who coach received $1,500, while have found gold in California. Blackney received $5,000. Blackney and Faculty Senate Chairman Inside The News his staff will be Leigh Chiarelott said Olscamp receiving fi- could not draw money from any Valentines roundup: nancial bonus- internal sources, so the Falcon News columnists cele- es this year as a Club - not funded by the state - brate the good and bad in reward for the seemed to be the logical choice Valentine's Day while The team's winning to provide the bonuses. Insider celebrates just plain season, which Faculty senator Theresa Milne bad poetry. culminated said Olscamp's decision came at □ See page two and The with a victory a very bad time, considering the in the Califor- Insider. Blackney economic hardship the Universi- nia Raisin Bowl ty has been faced with during the in December. last year. Montgomery speaks: But this payoff has upset some "It's the same as the president Montgomery tells stu- University faculty members who traveling to other countries in dents what being a state have not received raises for al- the name of expanding Interna- senator is all about but re- most two years. tional relations in this time of ec- mains non-committal about The bonuses were provided by onomic hardship," she said. "It student input on University- the Falcon Club alumni group. was ill-advised if he made this wide tenure committees. Although the money was a pri- request" Q See page four. vate donation, the Falcon Club Faculty senator Elliott Blinn did not act alone. said he believes the bonus given According to Lester Barber, to the football coaches are in vio- Rush will change: executive assistant to the Uni- lation of the University's Aca- National greek officials versity president. President Paul demic Charter because it seems have changed sorority rush Olscamp was involved with the to be a conflict of interest. policies, and Bowling Green decision to reward the coaches. "It is not clear whether this is a greeks explain what this will "The source of the money was violation of the charter," Chiare- the Falcon Club, but the decision mean next fall. lott said. "It is not an advisable J See page five. was appropriate, if not necessary practice because it may be creat- Tk« BG Ncw«/LI»

LA rain will continue: LOS ANGELES Forecas- Mayor-appointed Guilty plea ters promised colder, more violent weekend weather for California, already reeling citizens' group to from one of its worst storms entered by of the century that killed at least six people and left roads, rivers and many study redistricting Geringer in homes swamped with mud and debris. by Jacqueline Porter city editor Governmental and Personnel homicides Committee by April 6. City Coun- by Chris Hawley Russia discusses defense: cil is expected to take action re- The BG News MOSCOW While com- In a meeting spurred in part by garding the redistricting during monwealth defense officials recent student activism, Bowling the April 20 Council meeting. prepare agreements to be Green city council's Governmen- Committee chairperson and signed at Friday's summit tal and Personnel Committee will Ward One councilman Scott A guilty plea by killer Richard Ger- meeting, Russia is getting form an eight- Ziance said because of the in- inger means the wait is over for pros- ready for a confrontation member citi- creased involvement of students ecutors seeking answers in the shoot- over the former Soviet mili- zen's commit- within the city, it has become ap- ing deaths of the Perrysburg man's tary and threatening to form tee to address parent the current distribution of wife, daughter, and girlfriend on Dec. its own army. the issue of re- the wards must be looked at. 23. Geringer, 44, on Thursday admit- r Ziance said because the city districting the ted before Court of Common Pleas wards of Bowl- was a chartered one, there was Judge Charles Kurfess that he used a Lottery ing Green. confusion in what was to be done firearm to kill the three by prior cal- The commit- about the issue raised in a recent culation. Geringer also pleaded guilty Pick 3 Numbers tee will consist Newsarticle. to setting his bam on fire. Now facing 0-2-4 of four Demo- Ziance According to Mayor Wes a possible sentence of life in prison, crats and four Hoffman, who was Involved in Geringer was instructed by Kurfess Pick 4 Numbers Republicans, evenly split among the original redistricting plan in to tell details of the killings to law en- 0-0-2-6 the geographic area of the city. It 1973 as Safety Service Director, forcement officials. will also be evenly represented the boundaries were very diffi- "It Is my order that you cooperate Card* by students and permanent resi- cult to determine because the with, and respond to them in that in- A (ace) of Hearts dents chosen by Mayor Wes census figures were Inaccurate - vestigation," Kurfess told Geringer. 10 (ten) of Clubs Hoffman. they said there were only 65 peo- In exchange for the guilty pleas. 2 (two) of Diamonds The appointees will be an- ple residing on campus at that Wood County Prosecutor Alan S (five) of Spades nounced at next Tuesday's coun- time. Mayberry dropped Indictment speci- cil meeting. "Since students historically did fications calling for the death penalty The Super Lotto Jackpot Is All committee members will not vote - the voter registration and an alternate set of murder char- $12 mill ion have voting privileges, and will figures were acceptable [at the ges. Kurfess will sentence Geringer The BC NcwiUay Mur*«* be responsible to give a suffi- time]," he said. Feb. 20. Accused murderer Richard Geringer is escorted from Compiled from staff and ciently detailed recommendation The 1973 redistricting made Because Geringer can withdraw his the courtroom Thursday morning. In addition to other wire reports. of what the city should do about the first ward, which was already charges, Geringer pleaded guilty to three counts of the issue. The citizen commit- See Geringer, page four. aggravated murder. tee's decision is due to the See Redittrict, page live.

, W. X . . Classified page twelve The BG News Thursday, February 13,1992

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SIGMA CHI H Proudly Announces Its 992 Executive Officers President Paul Whybrew IFC Representative Josh Polk Vice President Tim DacJikf Ritual Brent Cowgill Secretary Mike Shaffer Rush Jerry Kennard H Treasurer Adam Roth ChrisMapes Pledge Educator Dante Orsini Mike Nolan Public Relations Mitch Kozub Risk Manager 1 Mike DeAngelis Kevin Manley Scholarship Bob Zerbe Social Chad Kemper DaveOhle Historian Jeff Dodge House Manager Chris Ricketts Dave Ohle Alumni Relations Chris Ricketts Athletic Tom Lickert Mark Piccini House Prophet Matt Kirbabas New Initiates Jeff Beck Charlie Fiaherty Matt Gallagher Joby Knapp Tim?! .owe Mike Nohl Jason Brofford Clint Frazier Tony Geraci Dave Lewis Matvias Bad Smith Darren Caywood Doug Fox Terry Horan Chris Lottridge Jasoi i Moses lee Zimmerman Stephen M. Ebbitt ''

.. ■■■ V HUH Spring 1992 Pledge Class Damian Cairns David Hanna Darren Harp James Mericsko ILeeRamey.: Mike Titus In Hoc Signo Vinces X

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Weather Pick a Card-Any Card Raisin Bowl pays off for

Cloudy and 30s: Cloudy Friday. High In the mid 30s. Winds becoming light east. Cloudy Friday football staff night with rain developing. by Klmberly Larson Temperatures steady in the The BG News Budgeting Christopher DaJton mid 30s. Chance of rain is 80 said the president personally ap- percent. Saturday, occa- proved bonus payments to the sional showers. High around Add head football coach Gary football coaches. 40. Chance of rain is 80 per- Blackney and his assistants to Dalton said each assistant cent. the long list of lucky souls who coach received $1,500, while have found gold in California Blackney received $5,000. Blackney and Faculty Senate Chairman Inside The News his staff will be Leigh Chiarelott said Olscamp receiving fi- could not draw money from any Valentines roundup: nancial bonus- internal sources, so the Falcon News columnists cele- es this year as a Club - not funded by the state - brate the good and bad In reward for the seemed to be the logical choice Valentine's Day while The team's winning to provide the bonuses. Insider celebrates just plain season, which Faculty senator Theresa Milne bad poetry. culminated said Olscamp's decision came at Q See page two and The with a victory a very bad time, considering the in the Califor- Insider. Blackney economic hardship the Universi- nia Raisin Bowl ty has been faced with during the in December. last year. Montgomery speaks: But this payoff has upset some "It's the same as the president Montgomery tells stu- University faculty members who traveling to other countries in dents what being a state have not received raises for al- the name of expanding interna- senator is all about but re- most two years. tional relations in this time of ec- mains non-committal about The bonuses were provided by onomic hardship," she said. "It student Input on University- the Falcon Club alumni group. was ill-advised if he made this wide tenure committees. Although the money was a pri- request" □ See page four. vate donation, the Falcon Club Faculty senator Elliott Blinn did not act alone. said he believes the bonus given According to Lester Barber, to the football coaches are in vio- Rush will change: executive assistant to the Uni- lation of the University's Aca- National greek officials versity president. President Paul demic Charter because it seems have changed sorority rush Olscamp was involved with the to be a conflict of interest. policies, and Bowling Green decision to reward the coaches. "It is not clear whether this is a greeks explain what this will "The source of the money was violation of the charter," Chiare- mean next fall. the Falcon Club, but the decision lott said. "It is not an advisable J See page five. was appropriate, if not necessary practice because it may be creat- Tke BG NtwiJLImU Uac to retain a good coaching staff ing precedence." Sophomore elementary education major Lorl Claus selects Valentine's Day cards for her boyfriend after their winning season," Bar- Blinn said he was concerned USC preview: and parents at The Little Shop Thursday afternoon. In case yon forgot someone for Valentine's Day, ber said. "It was not done uni- the bonus would make the coach- The Little Shop will be open from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. today. laterally by the Falcon Club." An early look at USG's two See Raises, page four. presidential hopefuls. Vice President of Planning and □ See page six and seven. Outside campus Economy stimulated by consumer spending Death ruling issued: by John 0. McClain "I think this says we have reached the G. Lanston & Co., a New York securities jobless report could be "an early signal The Wood County Coro- The Associated Press bottom in consumer sentiment and dealer, said the Jobless claims report is that the economy and the labor market ner's Office has determined spending, and things should begin to "among the more sensitive indicators of are posed for improvement" and that the Joy L. Hiser, the 24 year-old move up slowly," agreed economist Cyn- where the economy is going. It is a hint of retail sales advance may be providing woman found dead in her WASHINGTON - Retailers rang up a thia Latta of DRI-McGraw-Hill, a Lexing- better news." "additional confirmation that the worst is home last week, died by as- 0.6 percent increase in sales in January, ton, Mass., forecasting service. behind us." phyxiation, or lack of oxy- the biggest in eight months, the Com- The Bush administration, which has gen. merce Department said Thursday in a A second report, from the Labor De- watched the president's approval ratings "It is not time for fireworks," she said, Officials said the manner report suggesting the consumer may be partment, showed that new claims for plummet with each new gloomy report on "but these are positive signs." of death is still under in- ready to help re-fire the economy. "Con- unemployment insurance posted their the economy, also reacted with cautious Some analysts said the better-than- vestigation. sumers are heading to the malls to shop second straight decline in the week end- optimism to the new reports. expected reports could reduce chances Hiser was found dead in again," said John ML Albertine, head of a ing Feb. 1, falling 13,000 to 437,000. the Federal Reserve will further ease her home on Ninth Street by Washington economic forecasting firm. David Jones, an economist with Aubrey Labor Secretary Lynn Martin said the credit to ensure the economic revival. her roommate on Feb. 6.

LA rain will continue: LOS ANGELES Forecas- Mayor-appointed Guilty plea ters promised colder, more violent weekend weather for California, already reeling citizens' group to from one of its worst storms entered by of the century that killed at least six people and left roads, rivers and many study redistricting Geringer in homes swamped with mud and debris. by Jacqueline Porter city editor Governmental and Personnel homicides Committee by April 6. City Coun- by Chris Hawley Russia discusses defense: cil is expected to take action re- The BG News MOSCOW While com- In a meeting spurred in part by garding the redistricting during monwealth defense officials recent student activism, Bowling the April 20 Council meeting. prepare agreements to be Green city council's Governmen- Committee chairperson and signed at Friday's summit tal and Personnel Committee will Ward One councilman Scott A guilty plea by killer Richard Ger- meeting, Russia is getting form an eight- Ziance said because of the in- inger means the wait is over for pros- ready for a confrontation member citl- creased involvement of students ecutors seeking answers in the shoot- over the former Soviet mili- zen's commit- within the city, it has become ap- ing deaths of the Perrysburg man's tary and threatening to form tee to address parent the current distribution of wife, daughter, and girlfriend on Dec its own army. the issue of re- (^ the wards must be looked at. 23. Geringer, 44, on Thursday admit- districting the Ziance said because the city ted before Court of Common Pleas wards of Bowl- was a chartered one, there was Judge Charles Kurfess that he used a Lottery ing Green. confusion in what was to be done firearm to kill the three by prior cal- The commit- about the issue raised in a recent culation. Geringer also pleaded guilty Pick 3 Numbers tee will consist Newsarticle. to setting his bam on fire. Now facing 0-2-4 of four Demo- Ziance According to Mayor Wes a possible sentence of life in prison, crats and four Hoffman, who was involved in Geringer was instructed by Kurfess Pick 4 Number* Republicans, evenly split among the original redistricting plan in to tell details of the killings to law en- 0-0-2-6 the geographic area of the city. It 1973 as Safety Service Director, forcement officials. will also be evenly represented the boundaries were very diffi- "It is my order that you cooperate Card* by students and permanent resi- cult to determine because the with, and respond to them in that in- A (ace) of Hearts dents chosen by Mayor Wes census figures were inaccurate - vestigation," Kurfess told Geringer. 10 (ten) of Clubs Hoffman. they said there were only 65 peo- In exchange for the guilty pleas. 2 (two) of Diamonds The appointees will be an- ple residing on campus at that Wood County Prosecutor Alan S (five) of Spades nounced at next Tuesday's coun- time. Mayberry dropped indictment speci- cil meeting. "Since students historically did fications calling for the death penalty The Super Lotto Jackpot Is All committee members will not vote - the voter registration and an alternate set of murder char- $12 million. have voting privileges, and will figures were acceptable [at the ges. Kurfess will sentence Geringer The BC Newiil.y Mur«K» be responsible to give a suffi- time]," he said. Feb. 20. Accused murderer Richard Geringer Is escorted from CompUedfrom staff and ciently detailed recommendation The 1973 redistricting made Because Geringer can withdraw his the courtroom Thursday morning. In addition to other wire reports. of what the city should do about the first ward, which was already charges, Geringer pleaded guilty to three counts of the issue. The citizen commit- See Geringer, page four. aggravated murder. tee's decision is due to the See Redistrict, page five. -» Opinion

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JOHN KOHLSTRAND The BG News EDITOR AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE FOUNDED IN 1920. JEREMY STONE WEBER JACQUELINE PORTER MANAGING EDITOR CITY EDITOR PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR AND WEDNESDAYS DURINC THE SUMMER AMY APPLFBAUM GREC WATSON SESSION. ASSOCIATE EDITOR EDITORIAL EDITOR

214 WEST HALL MATTHEW A. DANEMAN FRANK ESPOSITO BOWLINC GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY INSIDER EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BOWLINC GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 TRISH DAVIS COPYRIGHT 1992, The BG News NEWS EDITOR Sugarcoating the Sigmas It took more than three months, but make the responsibilities of police the University finally responded and/or security officers at student-s- to the Phi Beta Sigma/campus police ponsored events clear.This seems to be dispute in a report released on Feb. 4. the most legitimate of the committee's D4tr«utM Dy T»0u"« MM, S»i But, as all too often is the case in Uni- recommendations. Thankfully, campus versity administrative circles, it seems organizations now have the option of that after all is said and done, more is bringing in outside security for events Real romance is so grand said than done. and thereby circumventing the prob- The report deals with events sur- lem altogether. rounding a fight which broke out during Today's people seem to take too dark a look at love a dance held by Phi Beta Sigma on Aug. Interaction between African- 31. The ensuing police report, filed by American greek organizations and Pub- I'm convinced that if Romeo think Juliet would have WANT- Cpl. John Shumaker, allegedly exag- lic Safety should be encouraged through and Juliet attended Bowling Katrine Vandenberg ED Romeo to kill himself be- Green, just about everyone cause he couldn't live without gerated the severity of the incident. regular meetings. Fighting a forest fire would be on the verge of killing her. If either of these two had When the report was brought to Phi with a squirt gun. them and they would have no really loved each other, they Beta Sigma's attention in early Novem- Cooperation between all greek organ- friends. would have genuinely cared ber, the fraternity took offense at the izations should be encouraged. Nice This has nothing to do with about the quality of the other alleged misrepresentation and present- thought. Too bad Black Greek Council envy. This has nothing to do with person's life, even if they ed a list of six demands to the Universi- has been seeking independence from a hatred of Valentine's Day. couldn't be there. ty Police Department. Interfraternity and Panhellenic coun- However, it is ironic that most of Phi Beta Sigma then joined with cils for the better part of the year. And the role models we have as lovers "I-hate-y ou-here's-a- several other African-American organ- too bad many greeks routinely try to in Western culture had some of dozen-roses" seems to have izations on campus in several protests, kill each other at every intramural the most unhealthy relationships "I-have-no-life-without-you" and gained prominence since the age I have ever seen. "I-hate-you-here's-a- of television, but I'm sure it's at including a walkout at an open forum sport on the planet. Antony and Cleopatra. Romeo dozen-roses" relationships. least as old as Romeo and Juliet. held by University President Paul Ols- and Juliet. Napoleon and Jose- I can't decide which type I hate These people liit stages of eu- camp which was designed for the stu- Few of Phi Beta Sigma's demands phine. They may look great on more. On one hand, I have lost phoria, the "I-have-no-life- dent protest leaders to voice their con- were met. They've been promised a cul- paper. They may give people many friends to the "I-have-no- without-you" syndrome when cerns. turally-diverse police department, but something to shoot for. But be- life-without-you" syndrome. This they have intense feelings of love Rather than face the issue head-on, this can't be achieved overnight. Their lieve me, these people had no disease knows no gender, one for each other, but they alternate the University formed a committee to demand for the dismissal of Shumaker concept of a healthy relationship. party or the other decides that it with more shouting matches look into the matter. Conveniently, the and other officers was doomed from the In any sense. their new partner is the be-all than anyone could go through committee's research extended over start. Even considering the volatile Some of this is because the idea and end-all to his or her existence and have any self-esteem left. winter break, during which time the nature of the situation, this request was of romantic love is relatively new and abandons everyone else he or They alternate passion with be- administration undoubtedly hoped that in comparison to the history of she knows in pursuit of generally trayal, name-calling with "I love out of line. Besides, doing so would the world. Even when trouba- becoming this other person. you" and break-up with recon- the fires of rebellion would cool. show a chink in the armor that the en- dours were singing songs about The sad part of this one is that ciliation - about SO times a week. Months of research resulted in a few tire Public Safety department wears. love and romance and duty, most one person usually falls out of in- weak generalities which, in reality, This fact was nowhere more evident people weren't wasting their fatuation before the other one Love is supposed to be a posi- solve very little. than in the words of committee member time with the real thing. Even does, and the remaining person is tive experience... isn't it? It's one Let's look closer at some of the com- and University sophomore Jason Jack- Romeo and Juliet's type of love left helpless. of those things that's supposed to mittee's recommendations: son. was fairly new in the context of Even though it's nice to care make hell worth living through, Phi Beta Sigma will not be billed for the rest of the world. about someone that much, when not make your life a living hell. the questionable charges at the Aug. 31 "The thing that really got under my And when you consider the fact it takes over one's own sense of Unfortunately, these are the dance. Olscamp declared this matter skin," Jackson said in the Feb. S edition that Valentine's Day evolved people that always seem to be the cleared up last semester at the open of The BG News, "was the police de- from two things: a religious holi- ones to get engaged the most forum. Moot point. partment's attitude of immunity to day for the martyr St. Valentine, (Love is) one of those things quickly. Maybe they're afraid scrutiny." and a belief that birds started to that if they wait too long, the The University Student Code will be mate on February 14 (so people that's supposed to make hel other one may wise up. reviewed to determine if students have Apparently, the committee was de- should probably choose their worth living through, not avenues to appeal administrative de- signed to show that campus police mates then, too) then you realize make your life a living hell. With these couples in mind, cisions. In other words, the administra- werenot immune to scrutiny. But it's that Valentine's Day is a beauti- Valentine's Day is an easy holi- tion will ponder whether or not we ac- also painfully apparent that the Univer- ful idea, but it doesn't really have day to be cynical about. tually have rights that we should have sity's idea of "scrutiny" amounts to a much to do with life in the 20th However, if you keep in mind all in the first place. list of oversimplified answers to com- century. the people with strong and Greek Life, Multicultural Activities, plex, multi-layered problems. It's hard So while we should be concen- independence and well-being healthy relationships, friend- Public Safety and African-American to believe the administration made us trating on healthy, everyday re- then it's time to question things. ships and family support net- greek organizations should meet to wait three months for this. lationships - treating each other One of the saddest things I ever work, it's still one of the most as people, respecting and listen- saw in my life was the way my beautiful holidays I know. ing to each other, helping each grandmother reacted to my other work through problems - grandfather's death. Especially if you ignore the many of us are trying to emulate hype from Hallmark and then the great lovers of Western soci- Because she never did any- concentrate on what meaning Josh bashing unfounded ety, which is a failure whether thing without him in S3 years of from the original holiday still ap- you succeed in imitating them or marriage, she never did fully re- plies. After all, St. Valentine was An "Inside" look at why what Josh said isn't that bad not. cover from losing him. She calls a martyr (I'm not so sure about Valentine's Day is a great day it true love. I know that it's the how healthy THAT is) for what Josh McDowell came to cam- aren't all these detractors using to tell people that you care about last thing my grandfather ever he believed in, and love is still pus last week promising Maxi- the same form of cheap trickery them, even though you shouldn't would have wanted. what it's all about. mum Sex. What he delivered was Matthew A. Daneman by trying to make Josh sound like need a day to do this. It works all Maximum Opportunity for Opin- Guest Columnist some fascist sex police? year. However, even though I A lot of times people mistake Happy Valentine's Day. ionated People to Spout Off know many people with wonder- this as "true love." I'm not ques- Katrina Vandenberg is asenior Without Listening to His Mes- know what Josh did? He talked to Like I said, I'm not some Bi- ful and rewarding relationships, tioning that these people don't creative writing major and a col- sage. students about being monoga- ble-thumping Jesus freak. it seems that life is just as full of love each other. However, I don't umnist for The BG News. I'm not a Josh fan. I'm not a mous. About not screwing around Neither was Josh. He did end his member of Campus Crusade for with everything on two legs. lecture with a (very non- Jim's Journal by Jim Christ or any other Christian About maybe waiting before denominational) prayer, but group. Heck, I haven't been to a having sex. Damn, if I didn't that's it. Why is it that any time church in the last five years ex- know better, I'd think these were Christianity even comes into cept for weddings and funerals. common sense tips in the age of brief contact with some topics, But I'm not a moron either. AIDS and other STDs. the message instantly loses valid- If you didn't see Josh speak, ity for a lot of people? Josh didn't you'd get the impression he was cram Jesus down anyone's throat some Brother Jed Not Only My advice to everyone on (if he did, I'd be among the first Ilatc-Thc Sin-Bui Rlow- the Josh-bashing tip these to bitch); instead, he presented a The-Sinner-Away-Like- few nubbins of good common Dirty-Harry type from all the days: Think about how sense to the gathered masses. crap printed recently. He wasn't. dangerous wanton sax is Why slur the guy as a fire-and- I went to the Josh McDowell brimstone loose cannon of God? speech expecting to hear some these days. biased, way-out- in-right-field My advice to everyone on the verbal abuse from a man who Josh-bashing trip: Think about X b^fct TH* All X fc«* 4* 4* thinks I'm the lowest scum on how dangerous wanton sex is Earth 'cause I like to party a bit. From what I've heard and read these days. Consider the message c^ ««U J«mt But Just like when I saw Farrak- by other pundits, though, I guess Josh gave. And put both hands in han, I got a splash of cold water I'm way off base. Shoot. the clue bag. in the face. I'll admit that I wasn't a big fan -ttawn- Josh was not a raving, foaming of the scare tactics Josh used: Matthew A. Daneman is a maniac condemning me to Hell telling all these horror stories senior magazine journalism for being a bad boy. I can't even about people who've ruined their major from (yee-haw!) Dayton recall one time he said "Vail for- lives through sexually- and editor-in-chief of Insider nicatin' heathen bastards goin' to transmitted diseases or porno- magazine. He is not a prude or a Hell" in relation to anything. You graphy. But at the same time, Bible thumper. ?1 Friday, February 14,1992 The BG News page three

Erma's World Jeff Helt Won't you tell me what's love? A slightly cynical just a little bitter message about Valentine's Day'

Ah, It's Valentine's Day. When people ask me why I have this She'll be gone for long, for lovers love and non-lovers throw Greg Watson psychotic bitterness toward holi- long, for long. things at lovers. days. t eared out my eyes and ate my Valentine's Day has always had Guest Columnist Anyway, as I look upon this day stomach, a very special place in my heart - I again without a date beyond clawed out my heart and then - the same place I keep my love There are a couple of reasons I Amanda the Blow-up Doll - I she stomped on It, for roadkill, Fay Vincent and feel a great urge to rip limbs off have come to realize what Valen- guess I'll have to go get ripped. people who smell like old swiss Barbie Dolls every Feb. 14. tine's Day really Is: THE MOVEMENTS OF MY cheese. I am the Most Valuable Player □ Valentine's Day is one of the STOMACH of the failed romance. I re- greatest marketing schemes In Her eyes shine like the soft (Note: to those who have this member my first real Valentine, the world. headl ights of a Yuao. sudden urge to read something whom I shall call Leah because Q Valentine's Day is a day for Her cheeks as soft as mud else, this article is printed with that was her name (dun). gullible lovers to buy each other after a lot of rain. an ink which will make every I was young, I was in love, I stuff they will throw away the Her hair gold as the telephone blood vessel in your nipples ex- was stupid. So, we broke it off next time they are pissed at each yellow pages. plode if your eyes move away after a short 823 hours (but who's other. Her lips red like the inside of from the page, resulting in a hor- counting), and now she's married Q Valentine's Day is also a day the cabin in Friday the 13th IV. rible death no one really wants to to a nostril-halr-picker salesman created to make people without Her body sculpted by the same think about but which could be while she spends the rest of her dates feel like shit. Gods which did the Peace Pole. quite entertaining.) miserable life vacuuming Astro- □ Valentine's Day Is a day Her legs like really sexy cy- turf instead of sticking with me, created by exercise and dieting press tree stumps. Letters going to college and reaching her organizations in order to make Her movement like my stom- full potential as a surgeon while I more money from people who ach after a lot of Pepsi, milk and Responses about letes graduating college without provable - no cameras were sit at home all day sorting base- were given lots of candy by their soft tacos. being able to read. there in the room. In fact, it is ball cards and writing sex novels lovers. Her touch like that of monkey rape and religion We hear about the NCAA push- generally hard to prove "beyond (NO I'M NOT BITTER, DAMN The symbol of Valentine's Day grasping a banana. ing the scholar-athlete, but they a reasonable doubt" in most date IT). - the heart - is in itself ludi- Frankly, the above poems The BG News: allow the formation of "super rape cases. Another reason the Day of Hell crous. I would like to know what made me quite ill. You people In response to a few of the ar- conferences" which will make We know that the two of them holds onto my heart like a waxed genius figured a human organ need help. A lot of help. ticles, editorials, and letters in collegiate sports even more had sex, but was it under con- glove holds onto a raw fish is be- which pumps blood would be the On a final note, when I look at the Feb. 12 News, I would like to powerful. Etc., etc., etc. sent? Was she be'.ng vengeful? cause another one of my ex- best representation of love. What Valentine's Day and its tradition, Just say the following: But we also have a beauty con- Were his actions honorable? We girlfriends decided to break it off the hell? I think of a great American of the To Vilvi Vannak and Melissa testant - which is a woman may never know. But in this case during Valentine's Day. Before I leave those in love to past who had the best idea of Henry: men shouldn't rape - NO portrayed as a sex object. The it is even harder to reach beyond ("Happy Valentine's Day, make sickening slurping sounds what to do during the loving holi- SHIT. However, the fact is that Black Miss America contestant is a reasonable doubt because of honey." on the living room couch, some day. I of course am referring to rape will still occur, as will mur- not just a person, she is a beauty the pervasive stereotypes, "Eat pickled pike, you male letters for The Insider Bad Poe- Al Capone, who had lots of people killed. ders, robberies and assaults. contestant, and with this comes I feel that they are both victims chauvinist periwinkle." try Contest somehow found their Telling the perpetrators of certain stereotypes. - victims of the sterotyping that "Does this mean I don't get any way into the eddy mailbox - so Happy Valentine's Day, not I these crimes not to do them is We expect (almost demand) the media perpetuates on cele- candy?") here goes: hope you choke on it. about the equivalent of throwing beautiful women to be sexually brities in America, in this case Of course, she wasn't as bad as DA WINCH Greg Watson is Editorial Edi- a rock at a window and expecting aggressive beings. And it is hard black, athlete, beauty contestant, the other girlfriend who broke The winch she left me, she's tor of The BG News and realty is apeaceful, loving guy. Honestly. it not to break. I think all the for us to believe when they are etc. me off on my 21st birthday. And gone, she's gone. police chief was trying to do, not. Did this affect Tyson's These stereotypes undermine though he may not have commun- judgment? Maybe. But I cannot our justice system, we know TOO icated it that effectively, was en- believe the jury was not affected much about stars when they are Responses wanted courage everyone to take care by the combination of stereo- on trial, and because of this no and use caution. types they were presented with jury can be impartial. Our heroes The Opinion page of the BG editor and guest columns. quested. I find it difficult to believe that in this case. rise and fall at the media's whim News consists of editorials, Letters of the editor should The News reserves the right Chief Ash was trying to blame They had "foreknowledge" of just so they can sell a few papers columns, cartoons and letters be 200-300 words in length. All to refuse any letter deamed the crimes on the victims. Maybe Tyson as the dumb, black, jock or plug a few minutes of air time. expressing the opinions of the letters must be typed, signed malicious or libelous. he's just not very good with womanizer along with the beauty So, did Tyson rape her? Who readers. and include the writer's tele- The News also reserves the words and his message was left contestant as a flighty, sexual knows, but I know the media will Signed letters or columns phone number, address or on- right to edit any submitted open to misinterpretation. model. Too many preconceived make a circus out of it. Without a exress the beliefs of the indi- campus mail box, plus class work for clarity and brevity. To the anonymous author(s) of notions were flying around. reasonable doubt. vidual writer, and in now way rank or occupation, major and If not submitting a letter or "Implants aren't ideal": accuse represent the opinion of The hometown. guest column in person, please me as you will, but I have never Whether or not Tyson raped T. Clarkston Combs News. Telephone numbers and ad- address the submission to: held a gun to anyone's head and the young woman is not really Popular Culture All readers of The News are dresses are for verification The Editorial Editor made them get a breast implant. encouraged to express their purposes only and will not be The BG News As a matter of fact, one of my pet opinion through letters to the published unless otherwise re- 210 West Hall peeves is the so-called "enhan- cement" of physical features that instead result in the degradation ■jonaonoonnnnonoaaaoaacjacx: of said features. This includes (but is not lim- ited to) breast enlargement, C permed/sprayed/moussed hair CHARLESTOWN ARTS. C and makeup. This last item is c truly my favorite. I find it diffi- AND c 'Our Hearts Belong to Kappa' cult to appreciate the natural c beauty of the human face when MID AM MANOR there is so much smearing all c over it that the individual in c Winter Formal fiSfe question looks like a cross be- 'NOW RENTING* c tween the Joker and Bozo the c Clown. Choose from choice apartments within walking c I work with some of these c Lisa Cerny & Don Mellon Kristina Dalcsandro & Dan Colham Jokers/Bozos and quite frankly distance to campus Summer 1992 and 1992-93 wonder why they hide behind school year. c Jodi Shafer & Mark Nead Kellie Lamb & Rich Burg that stuff. If you ask me, scrape Beth Beck & Jon Parker Laura Wasserman & Greg Rossetti it off and leave it off. 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, c To Jesse Squire: I heartily con- gas heat & water included, air conditioning c Briget Evans & Brian Janki Julie Quick & Ben Westendorf gratulate you on your devotion to c Lisa Monnin & Dave Underwood Jill Wright & Frank Aquino your faith. Personally, I gave up c on Christianity because I Resident Manager, Karol Argo & Colin Parks Amy Kotnik & Chris Urbancic couldnt find a single church or 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. c organized group of Christians 352-4380 - Lara Stoddard & Mike Sullivan Mary Nestor & Matt Terry that could be said to have any- Kelly Summer & Eric Barrett Amy McClellan & Kevin Manlcy thing resembling a collectively open mind. Beth Hall & Kevin Kenning Deb Roccia & Mike Crimmins People who won't listen, won't learn and it's become my opinion » Jennifer Struthers & Christopher Robin Montri & Carl Czarnik that the last thing any church Karin Beil & Todd Eppert Susan Mitchell & Doug Vance wants its members to do is learn. » Mandi Goldie & Scott Osborn Christine O'Hencn & Jeff Schmidt Tom Cannon Sophomore » Krishna Doboa & Jim Buller Jennifer Wiesner & Jay Kirsh Computer Science II MU PH Jen Seich & Jon Alder Molly Egan & John Grogan » CONGRATULATIONS TO Jennifer Reed & Kevin Marks Valerie Mays & Brian Bottger Was Tyson also > OUR SISTERS ON THE Angie Fettrow & Jim Vondran Deb Cordes & Brett Wingart a victim himself? » 1992 DEAN'S LIST Lici White & Dan Vaughn Ginger Bowerman & Neil Ford The BG News: Penny Parsons & Darren Bergquist Angie Barr & Pal Smith In the wake of the Tyson trial I » Lori Androsky & Garrette Wyckoff Sarah Wells & Chris Mathcs wonder certain things. Karen Black I wonder if Tyson really raped » Krlstcn Ankncy the Black Miss America contes- » Kim Coxson Andrea Dllle * Kris Stichter & Doug Bragg Anne Goubeaux & Dave Kailbournc tant. » Kimberly LaRue Duynu Martlnelli Amy Palumbo & Jamey Ciferni Dawn Brown & Greg Vallandinghnm I wonder If the press hadn't convicted Tyson before the trial. » •Nlchole Miller Nicole Ockerman Michelle Dejong &Chad Hague Tracy Sobeck & Tony Matessa I wonder if Tyson Isnt a victim » Christy Ogrean ■W&yA Halle Phllpott* Irene Babeaux & Mick Richkowski Jill Chambers & Chris Brassia as well » Jen Simmons Jjff Michelle Soils • I wonder how much the Clar- > Lauren Paaquale & Glenn Shaffer ence Thomas hearings and the Tracy Spangler 4| I.ori Walker William Kennedy Smith trial af- fected this case. » Sarah Ware f*^*V^-—' Victoria Wierzba I wonder a lot of things. > Jen Williams *^^BB^^ Krisla Zurlo Once again we have an exam- *• ple of a star athlete supposedly Stephanie Flee Amy Latshaw * taking sexual liberties because of » Sheila Sheridan Melissa Tittle his status. I could make the old » arguments about how the system Tracey Ham by chews up and spits out athletes. » This is no surprise to anyone - * Denotes 4.0 I bad a roommate who was paid » to play football, and it was a > February 15, 1992 "clean" program. We have all » heard horror stories about ath- Ink Shows Thr Loca page four The BG News Friday, February 14,1992

Blotter Senator discusses public service ♦ Jeffrey Cirino, Wil- oy, Ohio, and Edward by Michelle Banks zek, Perrysburg, Ohio, The BC News "The inability to meet those ex- is trying to resist raising caps on tions do not improve, the state students at the Uni- pectations and the intense media tuition as a source for income," could face a deficit again. versity of Dayton, were scrutiny keeps people out of pub- Montgomery said. "I do not cited for underage con- Public servants have a respon- lic service." foresee any relief in terms of A bill which would require stu- sumption in McDonald East siblity to keep a democratic soci- Rising expectations coupled funding for state in the short dents to sit in on tenure boards Saturday, police said. ety working while maintaining with state budget cuts create term, we are running out of has not received much attention increasing public demands, State consituents" disdain. Mont- places to rob Peter and pay in the Senate, according to Mont- Sen. Betty Montgomery (R-Per- gomery cited the cuts in educa- Paul." gomery. However, she did say ♦ Sarah A. Lelonis, 19, rysburg) said last night to Pi tion as a sore point for many 312 Dunbar, was cited for she would give the bill considera- Sigma Alpha, a political science University students. possession of a false ID in Cuts were also made in the tion when it reaches the floor. honorary. state's multi-million dollar rainy her residence hall room "We are in an era very difficult . Friday, police said. Police She explained Gov. George day fund to balance the budget - "It really has not received as to be in public service. There are Voinovich made cuts in the edu- which Ohio is required to do much attention as it has here but . received a tip of possible raised expectations of public drug use. cational budget as a last resort. yearly. Montgomery said the I have received students' letters servants which the electorate "Education is taking hits along budget is balanced until July. lobbying me for it," Montgomery demands," Montgomery said. with everyone else. The governor However if the economic condi- said. ♦ Two students reported Betty Montgomery their leather jackets stolen from the Northeast Com- Raises mons Friday when they __. ., because of the timing of the Contmued from page one. ^^ ^ ^ ^^ were giving blood, police McFall Gallery spotlights OUcamp said. ing staff push the student ath- made the recommendation to letes much harder in sports, thus have an outside source cont rib- ♦ Jay J. Stockwell, 18, reducing the time spent on their ute, Chiarelott said. 138 Euclid, Bradner, Ohio, African-American culture studies. "In the long term, it was ill- was arrested for theft at K Chiarelott and senators ex- advised because the Falcon Club mart, 1111 S. Main St., and byGenora Rutherford pressed concern over Olscamp's might feel they have a greater The BC News has shown his work in Ghana, director, Idrissa Ouedraogo, said decision at the Senate Executive share in deciding how the coach- Brenda K. Nelson, 22, 1520 this story is based on the bedtime Clough St. #103, was cited Nigeria, the United Kingdom, Committee meeting Tuesday. es are awarded or punished due Belgium, Germany and Austria, stories read to him during his for complicity to theft on The decision was not prudent to the season they had," he said. as well as in the U.S. childhood. Monday, police said. The African Peoples Associa- tion will continue to celebrate "My inspiration comes from African History Month through the African culture, not only of The concluding event of the ♦ Ruth Pagnard, 66. 1020 art, film, dance, cuisine and fash- Africa, but the people of African month-long celebration is set for American Red Cross N. Grove St. #212. was ar- ion. descent all over the world," Gad- Feb. 22 at the Amani. The event Please give blood. rested for resisting arrest An art exhibit is currently be- zekpo said. "Thus by combining will feature African cuisine, an and criminal trespassing + + ing held at McFall Gallery the ancestrial and modern cul- African drumming and dancing Monday. The complainant through this Saturday, Feb. 15, ture I obtain my finished work." demonstration and a fashion said Pagnard was yelling from 3 to 5 p.m. The artists dis- On Feb. 21, a film entitled show exhibiting African apparel. and screaming at her and played represent a mixture of Yaaba will be shown in Gish The guest speaker for the clos- "everyone she comes in undergraduate and graduate stu- theater at 7 p.m. The film, set in ing of events is C. Tsehloane contact with," police said. dents, including Ricardo Frazer, Africa, is based on the re- Keto, PhD. in the department of a PhD candidate, and under- lationship of Bila, a 12-year-old African American Studies at ♦ A customer of Jo Ann graduates Tracy Aleu Wiggins boy, and Sana, an old woman who Temple University. Have you made your Fabrics, 1050 N. Main St., and Yasmin Ashkin. The work of has been outcast by her commu- ' reported Monday an older Medahochi Kofi Zanu, a tra- nity. The friendship that joins "Keto is the main designer of Apartment plans yet? man with gray, thinning ditional African priest from Mil- these two blossoms as the film these types of annual programs, There are still 1 &2 BR. hair and a mustache ex- waukee, will also be included. progresses to the point where which brings an African- Apts left for Summer & posed himself to her One University graduate stu- Bila calls Sana "Yaaba," which American perspective to aca- daughter in the store and dent is not a stranger to having means "grandmother" in the lan- demia," said program coor- Fall at then ran out the door, police his art displayed. Leo Gadzekpo guage of the region. The film's dinator Cheedy Jaja said. Geringer WINTHROP ♦ A resident of North swered "yes" in a soft voice four tion each carry a maximum sen- 352-9135 Prospect Street reported Continued from page one. times as Mayberry asked him be- tence of life in prison and a TERRACE APTS. Tuesday hearing a sound plea before then, Mayberry said fore the court if he committed $25,000 fine, plus three years believed to be a gunshot details of his confession will be the murders and arson. Gering- each for specifications that a "You've seen the rest come see the BEST!" and found a hole in one of withheld until sentencing is er's lawyer, Don Cameron of firearm was used in the killing. the front windows which completed. Toledo, told the court Geringer may be a bullet hole, police For officials and family mem- knew he was forfeiting his fifth- said. bers, there are still questions to amendment rights to a trial by be answered. entering a guilty plea. ♦ A former resident of "We assume we know most of THE SISTERS OF ALPHA XI DELTA Fifth Street reported it, but there are still some things "We've gone over the charges Wednesday an unknown nobody knows," said George and allegations many times," PROUDLY ANNOUNCE person signed for and kept Kuzmaul, Geringer's father. Cameron said. "He understands a package that arrived for Geringer, his head wrapped what he's doing." him after he had moved out with bandages for treatment of a THE 1992 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL of the apartment building. gunshot wound he inflicted upon The three aggravated murder The package, which arrived himself after the killings, an- charges involved in the convic- In December by United 'President LisaMollica Parcel Service, contained a Vice President Julie Martman Sony portable CD player, police said. Treasurer Trad "Davidson •Board Treasurer. tyelle McQinnis ♦ Tamara J. Young, 19, ( CHARLIE'S DODGE J 178 Rodgers, was cited for "Membership Chairman Trisha 'Beery underage consumption > RED HOT & ROLLIN' A Senior Tanhel. Shelby Croft Thursday, police said. f • STEALTH'S • SHADOWS Pledge "Educator. Lynn Smith V • DYNASTY'S • VAN CONVERSIONS tjf^^*\. QuillChairman Molly Vidourek. f • SPIRITS • DAKOTA TRUCKS J'f^ V* A "Recording Secretary. Polly Clendenin y • CARAVANS • 4X4's SNOW PLOWS Jj sZ>* K Corresponding Secretary ErinMoran Academic Achievement Chairman Leigh Ann Perkins Mouse Chairman "Rpbin Jalvey i^ S^V^'- :• 'M Social Chairman (Megan Johnson and MICKEY DOES XUILIIB The 1992Cabinent Congratulations f*jl TiHWai.'lHRU Assistant "Rush Chairman Melissa "Corner Delta Zeta's on 1 # 2S?2 5 ILLINOIS AV6. MAUMEE/'JZ'k "Dena Popovic Making the Rpbin "Knuckles Dean's Listl V Assistant Qjiilt. "Beth "Weisenburger Shannon Alkire 893-0241 ^~^ Assistant Scholarship Julie Colvin Becky Barlow Assistant Mouse Justin Trenga Angela Haas Assistant Pledge "Educator. Cara "Whelan Kristy Hagelbarger CASH BACK TO QUALIFIED BUYERS Assistant Social. Meredith Sciano See Dealers for Details Jame Hembold Assistant Treasurer. Jackie Jortunato Joan Seimet - SPECIAL LEASE PROGRAMS AVAILABLE Alumni Chairman Cory Caywood Kym Walls Greg Feltman Lease MGR 893-0241 fraternity heritage Stephanie yeager Chapter "Development Christy Mendenhad Community Service Mandy Middendorf Qamma 'Pfti 'Beta 'Welcomes its Spring "Philanthropy Christen "Barnaby Pledge Class: "Public "Relations "Dina Mutton Jen Ayres Jen Ozoleck Pictorian "Kfithy Matheney Donna Rawlings Song and Spirit Susan "Boyd Lisa Duer Sports and Activities "Danica "Mnovich Dyan Haberman Amy Wilkins Ingrid Miller }la Dawn Zamcheck Congratulations to the 1991 officers for a job well done! pough Campus

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bySherryTurco decorations are not permitted to The BC News be seen outside of the house, in- Rush changes cluding window decorations. Also missing from next year's The National Panhellenlc Con- rush will be the familiar chanting ference has recently altered rush _1 Potential pledges will visit six and cheers that were commonly rules that have been in effect for instead of live second parties. heard after each party. Tra- several years, affecting not only □ Outdoor house decorations dur- ditionally, the cheering was op- the University, but colleges ing rush week are now banned. tional, but new rules outlaw across the nation. □ No more outdoor cheers or cheers done outside of sorority Changes in the rules - the chanting after rush parties. houses. guidelines sororities must follow □ No gifts to potential new mem- Donnelly said the new rules are during rush week - begin with bers. not for the better. the structure of visiting the □ Active members may no longer "The new rules will affect the houses. writer preference letters for poten- whole greek system, and the rush In previous years, potential tial pledges. process," said Donnelly. "Rush pledges visited 14 houses on will lose some of Its spirit with- campus then returned to five out the cheering. You can't get second parties and two formal rush week decorations, rush offi- the full effect of a sorority with- desserts. cials said. out its spirit." Next year, women will return University sororities - while The new ruling requires wom- to six rather than five second on average not as extravagent as en to stay in their houses while parties in an attempt to give those schools - generally budget showing a potential member a them a better glimpse of the $2,000-$2,500 each for rush ex- house. Active members are only greek system. penses. permitted to step outside the "The change in second parties "We're already planning better house when saying goodbye. will help potential new members, decorations inside to make up for In past years, restrictions on The BG Nrwi/Tllt pk.t. but it will also make it harder for the outside decorations we had gifts to potential new members them to narrow their selection planned," said Allison Donnelly, were limited to small gifts only at The rules have changed, meaning new sorority recruits will not go through the same rush experience down to just two houses to return rush chairwoman for Alpha Ga- the two formal desserts a woman as these sisters did last year. for formal desserts," said Delta mma Delta. "The new rules will chose to attend These gifts often Gamma rush chairwoman encourage more competition be- ranged from decorative glasses Heather Brazik. tween the houses." to small vases. Brasik said these letters were personal letter," Brasik said. the current rules. Outside decorations that once The money can still be used for The new rules prohibit any an unnecesary step in rush, and "[The letters] can be very fake, "The students must determine adorned the sorority houses have rush, as National Panhellenic item - gift or not - from leaving that eliminating them was a good and often they give the idea that how they'll interpret some of the also been banned. Conference has put no re- sorority houses. decision. a girl will be asked back and guidelines that have been set," The rule was made to curb strictions on spending. The con- Preference letters that were "The elimination of these let- there Is no guarantee of that." said Joann Arnholt, assistant di- spending on materials used ference has only specified what once written by active members ters is good because there is no There are some rules that are rector of Greek Life. solely for competition. the rush budget can be used for. to those who attended formal way that an [active member] can still pending. A meeting has been Elaborate costuming is also Southern schools typically Inside decorations and skits desserts also are no longer al- get to know a girl in four days scheduled in March to discuss discouraged - but not banned spend $15,000-$19,000 just for are still permitted, but these lowed. well enough to write them such a Redistrict

Continued from page one. Alvin Perkins. However, City Attorney Mike you want to do," Marsh said. Now, the times have changed, Marsh said because Bowling "You do not have to redistrict." the largest ward in the city, even said Hoffman in reference to the Green is a charter city, the de- Undergraduate Student increased student participation cision to redistrict is up to Coun- Government President Mike Make big plans larger. According to 1980 census figures, Ward One - mostly pop- in city affairs, and the city should cil. According to state law, a ulated by University students - investigate the district problem charter city actually has the u is nearly quadruple the popula- thoroughly and come up with a power to override state law. When we say big, we mean BIG. Ai tion of the city's smallest ward. solution suitable to all involved. "It's up to City Council what Kinko's, we make high quality copies The plan was looked at again 10 up lo 24 by 36 inches. They're perfeci years later by Council and "ac- P\HTY.SM*.RT cording to the wishes of the peo- for blueprints, displays, posters, and ple there was no need to change," more. And since we're Hoffman said. We Touch Lives open 24 hours After realizing in 1981 that cit- ies were supposed to be redistic- • Solid commitment to the every day, you ted by census figures, city coun- Scriptures and evangelical can count on us theology cil could not agree on a redis- • Competent scholarship and whenever you tricting plan. Beleiving he was academic preparation make your plans. supposed to by state law, Hoff- • Dynamic spirit of fellowship man said he would draw up a new and community plan, but never did so. He now • Exciting integration of faith, says the decision was actually learning and life the responsibility of then-mayor Innovative programs including... ■■■■■■■■■■■■ITT Extension campuses tin Cleveland, Detroit WITH THIS COUPON! and Columbus tf& AlC Two distinct TWO PAIR OF REGULAR PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES AT I counseling programs CAMPUS FILMS ONE LOW PRICE... A GREAT START FOR 1992! I both clinical and 99^ oversize copies Presents: SINGLE VISION STANDARD BIFOCALS pastoral Come into the Kinko's listed and get high quality black and Master of Divinity white copies up to 24 by 36" for just 99c each. One coupon Master of Arts Michael J. $Q088 $10088 ; per customer. Not valid with other offers. Good through I %^ M rot IOTN PADS mJmm M ro» IOTH MIKS ' Doctor of Ministry June 15,1992. Fox SCMt IPtCKUZEDIWXaiSlTlliroCAlSABtSUGKTlV MODE. >IIIII« in BOWLING GREEN LOCATION ONLY. OFFERS EXPIRE 2-29-92. |.l Ashland Theological Open 24 hours EYES EXAMINED BY DR. S. 5HIFF OPTOMETRIST Seminary 354-3977 kinkes DOC EXPERIENCED OPTICIANS AT YOUR SERVICE 910 Center St. HOLLYWOOD EYE EXAMS PRICED SEPERATEIY 115 Railroad Street Ashland, OH 44805 (Behind Myles) the copy center (419) 289-4142 Ext. 5161 Fri. & Sat. 8:00, 10:00 ton Optical IS & midnight 210 MSC 1616 E. WOOSTER • GREENWOOD CENTER $1.50 Admission 352-2533 iTiM^Di\ACTcmA>ckLrwcsioi^owrmAM*OT>«Ri*

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page six The BG News Friday, February 14,1992 USG Election 1992 Sears begins reelection campaign Presidential incumbent anticipates continued progress toward goals by Julie Taglialerro The BC News He said USG tries to cover is- well as University Relations, call for the shuttle to run down- sues that concern the students, Graduate Student Senate and town during the hours of 11 p.m. citing the recently passed con- Faculty Senate to write letters to and 3 a.m. He said the shuttle is Undergraduate Student dom, lighting and sidewalk bills. legislators and make the concern needed at this time because of Government President Michael One of the areas Sears said he of the University known. the darkness, danger of walking SeArs ran for a district senator wants to focus on for next year is Another of Sears' goals is to in- alone and alcohol involved. position his freshman year at the the tuition situation. Because the crease the campus shuttle ser- On campus, Sears explained he University. Sears said he had to state legislature will decide in vice to include the downtown would like to have a shuttle that campaign while on crutches and would make a direct route from is grateful he does not have to do Lot 6 to the Union, as well as the that this year. "I think (USG) has made a lot of progress from a year ago... current shuttles and routes. Now, as a junior history and According to Sears, another psychology major. Sears is run- The administration and (acuity are starting to come to us way USG could serve the stu- ning for re-election as president concerning student issues." dents would be to have a student- ofUSG. run bookstore. "I think (USG) has made a lot Michael Sears, USG president He said the rates at a USG-run of progress from a year ago," bookstore would be cheaper be- Sears said. "The administration the spring of 1993 if tuition will area and to Improve the on- cause USG would not be looking and faculty are starting to come increase. Sears said it is impor- campus shuttle situation, he said. for a profit, as opposed to exist- to us concerning student issues." tant to have a unified plan on how Sears' running mate, at-large ing stores which have a lot of ex- Sears Sears said one of the major to handle the situation before senator Neal, has been doing penses. goals he and his running mate, then. research on the possibility of According to Sears' plan, stu- "It would be a service to stu- and have more students involved Barb Neal, have for next year is "USG has to work with Ohio downtown shuttle service since dents returning books to the dents, not a profit-making ven- on various USG issues. to continue the progress USG has Student Association and state early in the fall semester and store would receive more money ture," Sears said. He cited the tuition situation as made and have good re- representatives to let the legisla- also wrote and proposed the bill back than at the current stores on In addition, Sears would like to an example of an area where stu- lationships with all the groups on ture know how important educa- requesting the expansion pre- and off campus. At the same see an increased involvement by dents could get more involved, campus, especially the students. tion is now," Sears said. sented last semester to the gen- time, students buying books the student body in USG. Sears saying that students could write "Students are the main reason He added USG will coordinate eral assembly. would pay a cheaper price than said he would like to see the USG USG exists," Sears said. efforts to work with students as Sears said his proposal would they do now. volunteer program be expanded See Sears, page nine.

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AMANDA DEAR P PoceJe. I will Cheer Gamma Phi" Gamma Phi Happy Valentine's Dayi I cant man to celebrate On our 2nd Valentine's Day, you'll be here. I love my Crescent Big Diane. today I ove you and eok forward to more time Well have some fun, and share some beer Happy Valentine's Day* totaifw Later on. Ill blow in your ear Creacent IN Jen Love RicoS With this thought. Ill end this rhyme HAPPY VALENTINE S DAY. I'm so glad you're mi.e Greg. MARTY HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAYII •BRADBUMBEH- Lars make this one to remember. T*WK you for making this year so speoaf and I love you now and forever. •ox always Oeing mere Happy Valentine's Amy Eden. Cher. O.y'' Almost a year, out no"," here. love. Lisa I' a kiss is the language ol love. I want to talk to you ALL night' Greg. You're the Bestesimi I've fallen! And I can't get up! •PhiMu' But I don't need MedicAlert because B^Mery Love Always. J»m I l*e where I fell • in love with you' Happy Valentine's Day' Happy Valentine's Day. Honey1 You're me Besteeii I LOVE YOUl LITB- Amy. I knew you were the one for me from the Desryn LJDawn moment I met you. when you looked into my •Phi Mu" eyes and said those magic words; "So. do you got anything tor us to drink?" It must have been fate' Happy Valentine's Day' Happy V-Day To Taah, Nae, Shon. ft Carmen Love. Tom BRENDA, Dear Patcooti. Have all the love & fun AGO TU AS MON COEUR. Chr.a, For all tie times we've spent together, all tie I will on this day1* Cecilia Bunting - JETAIMEBEAUCOUP The sweetest thing I've ever known is loving special moments you've held me and whis- 1 AXO ' AXO AXO • AXO • AXO Peace. CheHe Happy Valentine's Day Alpha Chi Omega would like to wish you. Happy Valentine's Day, Honeyi pered those Italian words in my ear. . . I just 1 I love you toreveri everyone a Happy Valentine's Day' I Love You. Tiffany wanted to say. I NEED YOU 1 WANT YOUI I Peter Bnnclia LOVE YOUl Happy V Day' HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY AXO' AXO • AXC • AXO ■ AXO Brian Williams Love, Your M' Lamb chop. Jimmy C I love you, Tammy We've been through io much m the pact year Christy. Please forgive me if I'm not m town looey and a rial' And I can honestly uy I ve never Bemie. Happy Valentine's Day. Honeyi DEAR PILLSI_ARRY. tl make it up to you on your birthday Alpha Phi. RED-Alpha Phi Dean happier Thank you for making me realize Happy Valentine's Day to the sexiest man on I love you more than words can say I know we don't need a holiday or gifts Love. Your Bear Happy Valentine's Day II we belong together. I'm looking forward to the c*m;xiB I love you and I cant wail to spend vie Four years and counting To show each other our love is true. FOOiFOOlFOO) I Love You, great future we nave ahead of ua rest of our Valentine's Days together Get er Always ft Forever, Noms But I wanted to take this 6 me Mr W Happy Valentine'e Day) cited try August 7. 1S93I To let you know I'm always thinking of you. AH my love, ILoveYou. Girva Happy Valentine's Day Meg I'm thinking about all the love we share a) a special friend Craig May A year ago we were JUST And aH the great things we have done. FRIENDS. Good thing that "dirty danang" and the man I love BoooLover. Buddy And what I realize more and more each day Tommy Ba ur You are perfect to me. I have never met Happy Valentine*! Day brought us closer together. Little did I know Is that I think YOU ARE NUMBER ONE' things would turn out so wonderfuHy--rescuing XOXO anyone more beautiful both inside and out I love you Kns ten Thank you for the love, support and strength Love. Amy me was a good idea, eh? -I'm so happy that Although this semester's gonna be rough you give me The only thing I want from life is to you are my best Inend. my companion, my bai- For both me ond • sped ally you. ter half And Craig. my answer is "YES" no Together, I'm sure we'll be extra tough spend it wfh you I love you Buttercup matter how long I have to wait - -Tiffany And help pull each other through HAPPY VALENTINES DAY TO Gool Be my Valentine! LOVE BUNNY Love. Mutfy LOVE STARVED Boo Hoo t. Tonight I want you to lorget your problems You know I'M always take care ol you AND LOVE SPONGE Happy Valentine's Day I am looking forward to DARRELL. FROM: TOO MUCH LOVE enjoying your present this weekend Get wee Can, Just relax & get ready tor your big surpnse You are the greatest thing that has ever hap- I am so excited you're coming 10 the coldest And remembar that I LOVE YOUl soon! place in America I don't think you will have to ILoveYou. pened to me You are so beautiful and wonder- worry about the cok.--t.mgs will be plenty Boo Hoo 2 ful I LOVE YOU I HAPPY VALENTNE'S DAY SWEETHEART! Happy Valentine's Day George warm while you're herel ALL MY LOVE, coming straight from the heart, HAPPY VALENTINE-8 DAYI TWEETY From your loving girlfriend. Karen Love. K. LEE D. Car a. PS WklyoubemyValenine? To my incredible boyfriend. Art. Thank you so much lor everything you've done tor me You mean the world io me Dear Wheezy Weaver. HAPPY VALENTINES DAY SWEETIE Join us at Dave, All My Love. Do you i*e thai bae*? I just wanted to aay Happy Valentine's Day, I LOVE YOU TOOAY. TOMORROW A FOR George Happy Valentine's Day!' McDonald Countryside and tell you that the past 3 years have been EVERI Love, very special to me. I love you ludvery muohl LOVE ALWAYS. W.It Weaver for a Cassandra, KiteJ TAMMY 1002 To my one and only You realty are my beat Valentine's Day Cherry Jubilee friend and even/ day I love you more. Thanks DIANE NEEDS A MANl I'm cute and lovable, for being you. I love you very much! Only 449 need companionship and more1 Call me! Hey Jim. days Dave, 2 S3Swhto weirdos need apply FEB.13&14 You are one of the best friends ever and I hope Did you hear they're forecasting THUNDER Douglas STORMS for FndaymghtlM we stay dose after graduation I love you my Don Joarjum • Being able to experience your HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAYI friend. Happy Valentine's Dayl love has made me the happiest KB everii! Celebrate National Love. Amy Cheryl RHler Deelyn Itoveyou.Karencita To the Queen. From her Pnnctv Cherry Month & Have a Happy Valentine's Day' HEY'-KIDC'Lovi. P S Thanks for the laundry. Dear Dan. 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Friday, February 14,1992 The BG News page seven ( USG Election 1392 USG hopeful outlines future goals Jackson emphasizes campus involvement, expanded shuttle service

by Julie Tigllaterro the Student for Student Coalition is one of these goals. with this proposed program is a The BC News they are trying to organize. The idea of an improved pro- lack of funds. However, he added According to Jackson, the co- gram came to him from seeing that every ton of garbage costs alition would be a forum of all the the poorly managed landfill in $36 to take to a landfill and con- Undergraduate Student presidents of various campus or- Cincinnati, Jackson said. He said cluded if tonnage could be re- Government presidential candi- ganizations. Jackson said the co- he does not want to see Bowling duced, it would allow for more date Jason Jackson said he first alition would provide for an open Green become like that. money for the recycling pro- came to the University when he line of communication and net- Jackson said he and Babel, gram. was IS with his high school band. working between the different along with Cralg Wittig, coor- Another community-involved He said it was then he realized he proposal Jackson has Is to im- wanted to go to school here and "ITs heartbreaking for me, as a resilient adviser, to sea prove the campus shuttle system be a leader in USG. and also develop a route for it to Now, as a sophomore telecom- students have to leave because they can't afford to be go into the community. munications major, Jackson is here." On campus, Jackson said he focusing on his Involvement with would like to see all three cam- USG, especially in making stu- Jason Jackson, candidate for USG president pus shuttle buses working so that dents realize it is an organization the amount of time people have that is there to meet their needs groups so they can help each dinator of the University's recy- to wait will be reduced. and concerns. other. cling program, are working to In addition, Jackson said he "I want more students to know "It's like one strong student improve the recycling program would like to develop a USG is there for them," Jackson body under a huge umbrella," on campus by hiring more help city/University shuttle system. Jackson said. "We're a representational Jackson said of the coalition."It and getting more equipment. To do so, Jackson said additional body and service organization. would be a united force that He said he, Babel, Wittig and shuttles are needed and said he community would encompass the access to restaurants and The reality of leadership is that could have a strong message." Bowling Green Mayor Wes thinks there may be funds avail- area from Mercer St. to Main St. grocery stores as well as the" we are working hand in hand Jackson said other goals he Hoffman are trying to develop an able because of a national piece and Napoleon Road to Poe Road downtown area. with the student body." hopes to accomplish stem from extensive, comprehensive recy- of legislation on transportation since this is the area where the 1 Jackson said there are several Jackson said he would like to " this point of unity between stu- cling program between the city passed in 1991 that he is majority of off-campus students see shuttles routed downtown un- areas he and running mate John dents and organizations. He said and the University. researching. live. He also said the shuttle Babel are focusing on, one being an improved recycling program Jackson admitted the problem He said the shuttles in the system would allow people easier See Jackson, page nine.

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l do really car* about you and I do love you I JOHNKARABINU3 MATT* CHRIS' love my Phi Beta Sigma Happy Valentine's Day) Or should I say Happy Tract, Happy Valentine's Day you iwoll Sieve. Love reecey, Sigma GamrnaRho "3 year" Anniversary) Thank you for the best We are almost all done and we made it through There's so much we'd Itki to say to youl Voets are blue and roses are red. eayipiP p three years of my hfei all the tough and pleasurable times together. J But woII save words tor another time, I'm looking forward to what lies ahead' I LOVE YOU. JOHN" could not even imagine the *si tour yean 'cause we have something else tn mindi Happy Valentine's Dayl XXXOOO without you by my side Soon you and I will be James, is he here' Tomorrow night the plans are made for us Love. Bren UafWeezy) united as one and when we took back at that He will DO Ff iday. 'causa A you. other time in our lives, it will be of us growing you know I do need you. But before we meet, there are things we Sieve. closer together. Happy valentines Day. Mr- Love. Be nee Jon Hicks, must do. Happy Valentine's Deyi Love. I am your Valentine Looking forward to this weekend in Coto-ado (Another funky "hunO 6;00 at Jerome is I Love Youl Love Happy Valentine* Deyi See you soonl Happy VDayi Hove you* your 1 st due. Love. Mara a SCOP Dawn We Love YouH PS I that new carpet I smell? JILL & KM Jtaon, Thanks tor making this past year the greatest1 JOSH PI Kappa Phi * DEX ' Pi Kappa Phi Student WANTED Have an awesome valentine's Day. HAPPY VALENTINUS DAY BUBBY" Me too HEY VALENTINE. HAVE YOU RECOVERED One year ago you deeded it was Dme tor a new God's irtoe gin Love ya, Patty I LOVE YOU TODAY AND ALWAYS' I miss you more .nan words can say FROM YOUR B-DAY CELEBRATION' GET teacher Thank you tor the best 12 months of Who is add out to God LOVE. INGRID Especially now on Valentine's Day READY FOR REWIND SATURDAYi TRY NOT "schooling" Ive ever had. Who rmM a personal relationship with JC So if nothing else today please think of me TOGET THROWN OUT. AND I WONT WEAR -Teacher JAZ. QUMtC And our last year of memories SLICK SHOES THIS TIME' D dellil dna ehi ym otni emac uoY JYB Am Mane N- Ivan I cant seam to forget them or you. AOTT' AOTT' Laura " AOTT • AOTT deiiil si dnim yM yoj dna evol Mrw Happy Valentines Day! I know we've been My only hope is you can't too Tasha, epoh I ?der ecaf ym si .athgouht how having some rough times latery. but I really Our second Valentine's Day together. Happy Valentines Day! kalucaicepe si thgiN enitneiaV ruoy hope we can hang in there. I'm really looking Poohle- And I LOVE YOU more and more I Love You. 1 evwrus htob we wpoh I forward to a fun filled weekend Thank you for Happy Anniversary Uncle Wiggty Will Weaver, FFY.Me I never said this was going to be easy. everything - I really mean that I love you and I will love you forever. Best Fnend. ROMS are red. I love You. Killer Happy Valentine's Day! Thank you tor everything. Volets are blue. 1 Teresa Reardon When I DtckeO you up UMFA Megan Johnson You're the greatest Your Valentine-P Happy F nckm' Valentine's Day Who knew' JC Happy Valentine's Day to the meet special per- I miss you more than words can say. It loo* mt a while son in my Irtei I love youl I LOVE YOU Kl ■"■. Baty Love always. Joe To decae what to oo Daniel Problem Child. Happy V-Day. Dog I've got it bad" Od I want to be unhappy. These last 5 months have been 5 of the best Love. "Rich and Spoiled" Or Old I want IO Da with you' May we spend many more together. Happy The sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi w>sh all tie Meno'3rdLowry: students and (acuity of BGSU a HAPPY VAX- Now it'i valentine's Day. f 1 Valentine's Dey Jeff, Happy Valentine's Day ENTINE'SDAV'" Andit'sbeen -half a year. ~ Love. Jim-Bob Just a little something to remind you of now Jen(3nH) Lara watcn jeopardy THOMAS BRIGGS much I love youl Happy Valentine's Day1 And dnnk soma beer, dear' Since the day we met I haven't been the same - Always, RW- Happy Vektnone's Day, Grag' WU Mer. Ann 4 Kim. I've nttvr been happen' Laura Happy Valentine's Day to my personal God' Love. Wheezy Weave* You guys are the BEST* I LOVE YOU - HAPPY VALENTINES DAY! AI my love, Pookie Bear Happy Valentine's Day GoodLuck with MEDEA. Jen Ay res - Jen LOVE, MARIANNE Witi.H Bonne7 Happy Valentine's Day, Sisl Rodney You'ra ona m a bazillion and I lova you '■ To my Valenone. Lova always. You're such a Gamma L i Hike. I wish we could be together. To Belie. Your brown eyed gin Gamma Ph. Beta Love and Mine. You said I could tell even/one But it wonl be too long You truly are special to me PS I'm ma woky one' Ingrid so that's what I'm gonna do. I Love You Always' Thank you tor aH the memories. I'm glad we saw the lights that night I am wrry things happened as they did. Love, Carol JenrRIEF'Rieih And I'm glad I'm SDH with you. Fner.ds again., someday Work, Happy Hurloge Day > XOXOXO Mleey XOXOXO JAT Wishing you a Happy VaJenlwe's Day HowaboutSroees" Scott. We're a preny spaoal couple. I would say Happy Valentine's Dayl H has baan avo years andwe're to" Jen Mke, Thanks tor everything we have shared To The Puntsher: logathar. You are the most incredible person to ever en- WiN you be my Valentine? Hooa this rnaans wa'll last forever. Killer. ter into my life I hope you never leave it< together 11 love you always' Jenny S. Dawn Love. Senioe LoveAlwayi.LiL. I have walked through the rain, the sleet, the Five months ago, t didnl know Happy Valentines Day to the man I adore so cotd and mow, even a blizzard just to be with Now I've never been so sure. much and love even more' Thanns tor all of tie My love for you ia true, my dear happiness and special moments that you've To the Sisters of Gamma Phi Beta: XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO you And I would gladly do it again. Happy Val- Happy Valentine's Day I I've never felt this secure brought to me . I glow because of you" Happy Valentine's Day. - - - vmcc KEISER ' - - v entine's Dayl I'm so happy to be a pan of the It may seem soon for some I know I LOVE YOU. I love You, Just a lime message to Man you a Happy Va Love. Michael best sorority on campus! But lei me say one thing. Sweets ki Doug •nine's Day and thank you for all the nine The love. Todd that I lael tor you Love akways. Ingrid things you do that I may take 'o» granted'! I am Jerome E Cah.ll, Jr., Is truly everlasting. i»*ng 'onward to spenong :r» weekend «*i MssMcClurg, YOU'VE become a very important part of my Yours. Shawn and John you - tonight's going to be a lo: of fun" Thanks Yes It true) To Wagon, hte Thanks for always be-ng there for mei Jam In Happy Valentine's Dayl again. Vnce. for just being you ' I'm shameless when it Happy Valentine's Day' I LOVE YOUIt Aren't you exerted we'll finally be on "•LOVE B comes to loving you1" I "Love You No Matter Wha: You Do Vicki our way? XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO KMQ, Happy Valentine's Dayl Co you have any idea where we'l go7 Love Wagonette There it so much I'd like to say to you. but I'm Yours, Not unol we reach our destination you JESSICA not sure where to start. Thank you for every- Do van will know. TraceyO.. XO XO XO XO XO XO HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY thing the laughs, walks to the gazebo, dim- Kidnapped and blindfolded you en I be- I can't put into words how great my life has Chris. 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page eight The BG News Friday, February 14,1992 Candidates debate Clinton's chances Baby girl by John King Paul Tsongas, now leading the expressed doubt that Clinton has GOP challenger Patrick J. Bu- In Washington, Bush begged off when reporters asked if Bu- The Associated Press polls, scoffed at Harkin's notion been fully candid about the draft. chanan claimed he was gaining looks like and traded barbs with the Iowa But he added: "I do not want to momentum and scoffed at Presi- chanan would get 35 percent of senator as the candidates battled reopen the wounds of Vietnam" dent Bush's remarks in a visit vote on Tuesday. "I'm waiting for CONCORD, N.H. - Democratic into the final weekend before and said the issue was now "be- here Wednesday. you guys to tell me," chortled presidential candidate Tom liar Tuesday's New Hampshire pri- tween Bill Clinton and the "I think It's wonderful that Mr. Bush. "We had a good day yes- mother's kin predicted Thursday a Viet- mary, with controversies about voters." Bush has come up here to see the terday, though." nam draft controversy would Clinton again dominating the de- Vice President Dan Quayle, consequences of his policies," The president said he was doom the candidacy of rival Bill bate. campaigning in Boston, rejected Buchanan said. "He talks about knocking off work early to hit the doctor Clinton. The Arkansas governor "Governor Clinton is viable. To comparisons between Clinton's liberating the economy." exercise machines. "I'm trying to by Laurie Asjeo dismissed the attack as an act of dismiss Governor Clinton, I draft status and his much- Bush aired a television ad that get back in shape," he cracked as The Associated Press desperation, and asserted he still think, is a major mistake," said publicized service in the Indiana ignored Buchanan and said a vote he left the Oval Office in late could beat President Bush. Tsongas, a former Massa- National Guard during the Viet- for him would send a message to afternoon wearing an overcoat "I don't think it's undermined chusetts senator. nam War. the Democratic-controlled Con- and cowboy hat. "It's your basic ALEXANDRIA, Va. - my electability," Clinton said Tsongas said Clinton's draft "There's a big difference," he gress. cowboy culture," he said. - Shortly after her daughter during a 30-minute program his status was "0311 of the discus- said. "And that is that I served." "I ask for your vote to put our The Democratic candidates was born, Mary Green no- campaign aired on statewide tel- sion" but said the "media frenzy" Clinton, Kerrey and Tsongas nation on notice that New Hamp- were set to meet in a nationally ticed the child looked a lot evision. "If you say I'm electable went too far. "Issues get lost in tried to concentrate their fire on shire Republicans stand united to televised debate Sunday night. like her fertility doctor, a on Tuesday, by definition I'm the shuffle," he said. President Bush. Harkin's attacks defeat the liberal Democrats in Polls show Tsongas atop the man now being tried on electable." Sen. Bob Kerrey of Nebraska set off an intraparty donnybrook the fall," Bush said in the ad. field, followed by Clinton. charges he fraudulently in- seminated patients with his own sperm. Train collision Mrs. Green, testifying Dems push soak-the-rich tax cut under a pseudonym to leaves 11 dead shield her child from the by Jim Luther trial's disclosures, was one tion in taxes on capital gains with a special The Associated Press crats." in a parade of witnesses outside Cairo Committee members said the emerging benefit for real estate professionals. Wednesday who said they CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - A bill is likely to be centered around a measure Democrats are offering a new twist for never authorized Dr. Cecil freight train rammed a pas- WASHINGTON - Democrats on the House Rostenkowski introduced last year: a tax homeowners. A current provision that al- Jacobson to use his own senger train Thursday as it Ways and Means Committee began lining up credit of $200 for the vast majority of wage lows a person 55 or older to avoid tax on sperm in artificial insemin- was pulling out of a subur- Thursday behind a soak-the-rich tax cut for earners or $400 for a couple this year and $125,000 of profit from the sale of a principal ation. ban railway station, and the middle class that also includes part of next. home would be adjusted each year to offset She said she and her hus- police said 11 people were the capital-gains tax reduction demanded by Some members are pushing instead for a inflation. band were looking at a pic- killed and 30 were injured. President Bush. middle-class plan that would convert the The Democratic plan would allow a tax ture taken when the infant The passenger train was "It's clear to us we have a document we'll deduction for interest on student loans; was three days old and "We leaving the Badrasheen be able to come together on," Rep. Jim "You can bat your lire we'll ba in trie permit penalty-free withdrawals from Indi- both said "Whoa! Who does | station in Giza, a few miles Moody, D-Wis., told reporters after Demo- vidual Retirement Accounts for homebuying she look like?' We both had from Cairo, on its way south crats on the tax-writing panel ended a day of 82nd percentile ol approval when we or education or medical expenses, and raise the same feeling that she to Aswan when the accident closed-door deliberations. "This is going to come out with this tax package." to $60 the current $21-a-month limit on tax- looked a lot like Dr. Jacob- occurred. The freight train be a tax reduction for most Americans," es- free mass transit assistance a worker may son." driver apparently ignored pecially those at middle income levels, he Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-lll receive from an employer. Mrs. Green said Jacobson or missed a red light, police said. A surprise entry from the Democrats promised to find a sperm said. "You can bet your life we'll be in the 92nd existing personal exemption into a credit, would cut the current 34 percent top tax rate donor who would "closely The dead were 10 men percentile of approval when we come out which would be a greater benefit to lower- on corporations to 33 percent. match the characteristics and a woman. with this tax package," said Rep. Dan income families and less for the well-to-do. "There is a consensus among Democrats of my husband." She said Rostenkowski, D-Ill., chairman of the full The middle-class cut would be financed by that this bill moves us in the right direction, she never would have used committee. imposing a 10 percent surtax on millionaires a compromise between what the president Jacobson's insemination At the White House, reporters told Bush as and creating a new, 35 percent tax bracket wants and what many of us think represents service if she knew he was he left the Oval Office that the Democrats that in general terms would affect single an opportunity to stimulate economic the donor. Support your had come up with a soak-the-rich plan. The people making more than about $100,000 and growth," said Rep. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D. She said she initially dis- favorite president cringed in mock alarm, but made couples above $200,000. The top rate now is Fitzwater likened the Democrats to missed her suspicions until no comment. 31 percent. "weasels going into a hole" and accused she was contacted by pros- FALCON TEAM! His spokesman, Marlin Pitzwater, said, Members said the bill will offer some re- them of "a sleight-of-hand planning session" ecutors. "It's the same old tax-and-spend Demo- lief to investors through a targeted reduc- aimed at finding ways to raise taxes. Mary Johnson, also using a pseudonym and apparent- ly wearing a blond wig, said that before she was inse- minated Jacobson "stated 40% OFF that he had a perfect match for my husband." Select Guitars, Amps, Drums "Does it really matter to and Accessories you who the donor was?" asked Jacobson's attorney, James Tate. R & R Sound "Yes, It does," said Mrs. 131 W. Wooster, B.G. fH Johnson, adding later, "He

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Doctor Continued from page eight. Candidates debate Clinton's chances (Jacobson) does not resem- by Rodd Aubrey General Lee Fisher argued. ble my husband one iota." The Associated Press "I kind of figured he would do this," said John Salim She said she was relying 'Today's ruling by Judge Sheward confirms that Ohio of Lakewood, who served three weeks in prison then law was Intended to and should ensure that victims and on government-conducted was released after Celeste's ruling. "In fact, I was al- COLUMBUS - A judge on Thursday overturned cle- the community have a right to be heard in connection most 100 percent positive that's the way it would go. It DNA tests to indicate that mency that former Gov. Richard Celeste granted to 11 with any clemency decision," Fisher said in a news Jacobson's sperm apparent- was just wishful thinking it would go the other way." criminals, including seven killers on death row, shortly release. "Public accountability is an essential part of Salim, who accused the judge of bias against ly was used. Tate has said before he left office. governing, and the clemency process should be no ex- he will challenge the use of prisoners, was convicted in Cuyahoga County Common 'There's a chapter of revised code that requires cer- ception." Pleas Court of felonious assault and sentenced to three that evidence in the trial. tain things to be done before the clemency power is Ohio Public Defender Randall Dana argued the Ohio to 15 years in jail. Jacobson faces 52 counts exercised and that section of the code as best as I can Constitution grants the governor unrestricted authority He said Thursday's decision likely would be appealed. of fraud and perjury and is determine was ignored," said Franklin County Common accused of inseminating as Pleas Court Judge Richard Sheward. "Public accountability is an essential part of Six sentences were commuted to life without parole; many as 75 women with his The ruling does not necessarily mean the seven will own sperm while lying two were commuted to life with parole possible after at have to return to death row, said Jack Decker, assistant governing, and the clemency process should be least 15 years. about the source. He also is attorney general. That decision would be up to prison accused of tricking other no exception." officials. After Voinovich took office, he and the heads of the women into believing they Lee Fisher, attorney general were pregnant when they Celeste, a Democrat and staunch opponent of the prison system and parole authority asked the attorney death penalty, commuted the death sentences four days general to investigate all of the nearly 100 clemency weren't. before leaving office in January 1991. to grant clemency. He was not in his office late Thurs- If convicted, he faces up requests Celeste granted in his final months in office. His successor, George Voinovich, a Republican who day, and his home telephone number is unlisted. to 285 years in prison and a The attorney general, a Democrat who also took office favors the death penalty, said Celeste acted hastily and Celeste, who now has a consulting business, was not $500,000 fine. last January, said Celeste did not meet legal require disregarded a law requiring the governor to apply to the available for comment. His family said he was on his Tate has acknowledged ments in 11 cases: seven of the eight death sentence that Jacobson occasionally Ohio Adult Parole Authority and wait for its recom- way to the Orient for a two-week business trip. commutations, and clemency involving four other peo- mendations. Celeste commuted the death sentences of four men mixed his sperm with that ple. Two of the four were released from prison. The governor can disregard the recommendations but and all four women on Ohio's death row. He did not of a patient's husband, but Fisher filed suit to reverse the cases. A five-day trial must be held accountable for such decisions. Attorney commute the sentences of 93 other death-row inmates. only with the couple's con- ended Feb. 3. sent. In any event, Tate has Sears said it is not illegal for a Jackson Continued from page sit. Jackson said another area he is Jackson proposes a letter writing "It's heartbreaking for me, as a doctor to donate sperm. Continued from page seven. John Ruby, also using a letters to the state legislature as focusing on is the greek housing and telephone campaign, involv- resident adviser, to see students situation. pseudonym, said his then- a way of participating in USG. He til 2 am. on Fridays and Satur- ing students, parents, communi- have to leave (the University) wife sought artificial inse- added that in order for USG to days. The last major focal point ty, alumni and University sup- because they can't afford to be mination from Jacobson in accomplish goals, participation "We do not promote drinking Jackson has is to have USG work port. here," Jackson lamented. 1976 because he was sterile. by the student body as a whole is and using (the shuttle) as a with Ohio Student Association Ruby, who is 6 feet 9 inches needed. crutch, but it is safe and safety is and the state legislature to make tall, said Jacobson told him "Sometimes there is a misper- very important," Jackson said. sure tuition does not increase. The Brothers Of Zeta Beta Tau he had found a sperm donor ception that students cannot par-, who was 6 feet 6 inches tall ticipate in USG unless (the stu EUROPE EUROPE EUROPE EUROPE EUROPE EUROPE Would Like To Congratulate The and matched Ruby's physi- dent) is a senator or (cabinet cal characteristics. member)," Sears said. 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page ten The BG News Friday, February 14,1992 Men's basketball looks for first MAC road win by Glen Lubbert According to Larranaga, close games are what assistant sports editor this squad is best at handling. "Our style of play right now is more conducive to being in close ball games," Larranaga said. "We've Every coach realizes how hard it is to win on the been handling the ball smartly and not making a lot road. of mistakes. We've been choosing our shots wisely For men's basketball coach Jim Larranaga, that and finding the open man regularly." fact has turned into a bad dream that he hopes to In BG's defense, Larranaga has been able to wake up from tomorrow when the Falcons travel to keep his team on top at home, losing only one MAC Ypsilanti, Mich, to take on Eastern Michigan at 3 game in Anderson Arena - a two point decision to p.m. Ohio University. In addition, the Falcons' road Bowling Green has only been able to win on the games have been against the best teams in the con- road twice this season, both being non-conference ference. match-ups. "I think the key to being successful on the road Early in December the Falcons defeated Army is to be able to play with the lead especially down and in the middle of January they downed Youngs- the stretch in the last 10 or 12 minutes," Larranaga town State. said. In the meantime, BG has clashed with Mid- However, that won't be the case when the 4-5 American Conference foes four times on the road, Falcons take on the stumbling 2-7 Eagles who have losing each one in tight, heart-pounding contests free-fallen to the bottom of the conference. that have become commonplace for the Falcon squad. To make things worse for EMU coach Ben "This is a young team that has progressively im- Braun, the Eagles' star player, Kory Hallas, will be proved throughout the season," Larranaga said. playing in only his second game after coming of an "Many teams as young as we are go on the road injury to his left hand. Hallas leads the league in and get blown out. I'm very happy with the way rebounding (8.6) and ranks third in scoring (17.8). this team has played on the road. It's played con- sistently. It's played smart. It's played with a lot of Hallas was able to score 12 points and grab eight poise." rebounds in the last EMU-BG match-up. OU creeping back into race (AP) - Maybe the Mid- the team to beat in the MAC Sure, Western Michigan (8-2 in American Conference News men's race. That looked like a the MAC and 17-4 overall) leads Media Association wasn't off by a laughable prediction up until re- the MAC. And Ball State (7-2, mile. cently, when the Bobcats slowly 18-4) is second. Miami (7-3, 14-7) During preseason balloting, started slipping back into the ti- is even third. media voted Ohio University as tle picture. But Ohio U. isn't exactly out of the picture. Heading into Saturday's game at Kent, the Bobcats are on a three-game winning streak. And over the final six games of the season, they play all three of the Th« BG Nrw«/J«y Murdsck teams ahead of them in the stand- Falcon point guard Susie Cassell makes a move around Miami's D'Nelle Selple in a recent women's ings - including Ball State and basketball game. Cassell Is second in the Mid-American Conference with 6.2 assists per game. Team- Western Michigan at home in the mate Cathy Koch Is fifth with S.O apg. Bowling Green travels to Eastern Michigan for an important MAC game Saturday. The Falcons were ranked 43rd in the nation In the last Associated Press poll and Convocation Center. tied for 42nd In the country by USA Today. They have been ranked as high as 25th in the nation this "We're still kind of hanging year. Eastern is 6-2 at home this year and hold a 4-5 record In the conference. BG's current five-game winning streak matches Its longest of the season. See MAC, page eleven. HOWARDS club H Point shaving rumors 210 IN. Muin 352-995 I flying around UNLV LAS VEGAS (AP) - UNLV's basketball program is reportedly the Jericho Turnpike target of a federal investigation into possible point-shaving by Rebel Thursday & Friday & players last season. Federal authorities refused comment Thursday on the story in the Feb. 13-14 OvWomS.. Las Vegas Review-Journal. "Department policy is that we never confirm or deny any in- Saturday Feb. 15 vestigation," said Leland Lutfy, interim U.S. attorney. "We do that so 1 8-20 Welcome that any person who might be the subject of an investigation and later found to be innocent does not have his name bandied about." 82.00 cover after 9:30 Mike Barr, head of the Justice Department's Organized Crime 2 I and Over Strike Force, said he could not confirm or deny the newspaper report. S 1.00 cover utter 9:30 Quoting an unidentified federal official. The Review-Journal said the point-shaving investigation is part of a probe into convicted IOURS: sports fixer Richard Perry. The paper said authorities are investigat- Mon.-Sal.: Noon 'til 2:30 u.m. ing whether points were shaved during the Rebels' unbeaten 1990-91 Sunday: 2:00 p.m. 'til 2:30 u.m. regular season or in their upset loss to Duke at the Final Four. "I will guarantee that there is no basis to this," UNLV coach Jerry • Mini-Pitchers Every Day • Tarkanian said Thursday. "That team destroyed everybody they played. 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Falcon Sports Previews leers go for four in a row WomwT* MM own school record in winning the shotput. Cverla'o throw of Bowling Green vs. Eastern Michigan 56.0 wiped out his record throw of 55.5 set last week. by Randy Setter WHERE:Bowen Fieldhouse; VpsilanMMMMBHaMM Bfl WOMEN'S UPDATE:The women's team came out on top sports writer tans boast a potent offense led by power play for scoring opportun- WHEN:Saturday 12:30 p.m. ^^^^^ agalnn Ashland 68-54. Freshmen Nikki Lessig and Julie Dwayne Norris and Bryan Smo- ities. They own power play i RADI0:WBGU-88.1 andWroB-143|A«BPi*«"""*l Shade pasted season bests to lead the Falcons. linski. Norris has 53 points and 26 centage of 23.5, third best in l RECORDS:Bowriing Green, 17-3 overall, 8-1 m UM MW- NHtlsf sataet group of athletes will compete later on Satur- Hockey coach Jerry York put goals, while Smolinski has 47 CCHA Holmes and Jiranek I American Conference; Central MichjQan 10-1 (^ 4<. day at%e Knights of Columbus meet, which will be held at last weekend's upset victory points and 22 goals. the team with 13 power play* BGSU UPDATE:The Falcons won both games IM week leav- Ctevetend State. The meet will begin at 7 p.m. The Falcons against Michigan in perspective. While the Spartan offense goals each. _ ing them in a tie with Toledo for tops in 9w coflfcrene*. First will b» at the Eastern Michigan Classic Feb. 22. "One weekend doesn't make a receives most of the attention, The return of junior defens^L year coach Jaci Dark has led the Fafconsto 42nd m fte USA season," York said as his team the defensemen keep playing man Ken Klee from a knee injnrK Today and 43rd in the Associated Prtn poll. They have WomM's Gymnastics prepares for pair of games with their physical and tight defense, suffered while with the the U.SK been ranked as high as 25th. ■mrtiag Grain vs. Michigan State Michigan State this weekend. stifling opponents' offenses. Olympic team last summer has EASTERN UPDATE:Eastern is 6-2 at home tha sewn BG WHHtEast Lansing. Mich. But one big weekend, especial- "Michigan State is a defensive restored consistency and has dominated the series with the Eagles, winning 20 of the UWEJkTonight, 7:00 p.m. ly last weekend's back-to-back hard-nosed team," York said. strength to the bluellne. While ht' last 21 meetings, including an 82-66 meeting earlier thfc RIOJRMrBowffng Green, 2-5 Overall; 0-1 Mid-American victories against the then num- "We can't back down from (their) did not figure into the scoring iff season Conference. ber one team in the nation, is a physical play." the previous series, the coaches •GSU UfOATE The Falcons finished second at the West good way to start off a winning The Falcons also sport an believe he still is a key player. • Man and Women's Moor Track VII|WB Tltnioular agurtst North Carolina and West Vir- streak. offensive punch combination "Our team has been rejuvin Bowling Green vs. Kent and WIMNHTI a Maty ginia. Senior Mary B«h Ariel led the Falcons with a season- Michigan State, the number with right winger Peter Holmes ated by Klee, both in the lockeir- WHERE: Kent State University. best score of 36.78 in die all-around competition. "Every- one team in the CCHA, is tied and center Martin Jiranek. Hol- oom and on the ice," York said. WHEN:Saturday at 11:15 a.m. body that's competing has been able to come through and with Lake Superior with 33 mes is leading the CCHA with 46 York also gives credit of thi; BG MEN'S UPDATE: The men posted a 79.5-60.5 van over get the scores," coach Charles Simpson said. "Last year we points. Michigan State is fresh points and 21 goals, while Jiranek better play of the other defense- Ashland in their only action of the week. BG won nine-ot-tB had so much depth we didn't have to worry about it. This off their 4-1 win and 3-3 tie at enters the upcoming games in men to Klee's motivation. events with nine different athletes earning first place points. year, everybody all the way down the line has got to really LSSU. Friday's game will be 7th place with 36 points and 17 For the second week in a row, senior Bill Overia bested his get their best routines." played at the Ice Arena and Sat- goals. The team also will get a boo»t, - compiled by Aaron Dorksen urday brings a change of venue Freshman center Brian Hol- defensively as sophomore de- to Munn Ice Arena in East Lans- zinger is coming off the most fenseman Jeff Wells returns «o ing. productive series of his career the line up from a shoulder in- MAC The Falcons hope to avenge the against Michigan, scoring four jury incurred in play against Continued from page ten. all." "I've said from day one, we're sweep suffered against the Spar- goals against the Wolverines - Ohio State. Senior Otis Plageman around," says Ohio U. coach After Kent, the Bobcats host not a dominant type of team," tans back on November 8th and two of those being game win- will not be playing this weekeaM Larry Hunter. "We still play all Ball State, travel to Miami, host Hunter says. "We don't have the 9th. The team dropped the home ners. He was honored as this however. He is skating, though of the teams ahead of us one Western Michigan, play at Cen- inside players to do that. We have game 6-3 and lost 9-6 on the road. week's CCHA Player of the and is expected to join the tean* more time. Still, we can't afford tral Michigan and host Bowling some experience and we finished On paper, the series is similar Week. for the Miami series. Goaltend- another loss If we want to win it Green. strong last year." to the Michigan game. The Spar- Bowling Green looks to their ing will be a factor in the series. • Classified

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Golden Key General Meeting STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRALIA ChiOChi-OChi-O Administrative Staff Scholarship applications Blackjack CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Feb. 17 9:00 pm BA 100 Information on semester, year, graduate, Congratulations were mailed to qualifying students (lop i0%of Poker Lota ot tun! Come aeef summer and internship programs in Penh, DIANE PROHASKA college in their class rank) wilt, on-campui ad- Target Shooting Townsville. Sydney, and Melbourne. Programs lor being elected the new dresses/mailboies. For other qualified • Appli- Live Music IM J06 SEARCH 1982 SSI start at *35?0 Call I-800-878 3696 Design Oub President. cations available, Circulation Desk, Jerome Li- & Much, much more' Golden Key General Meeting Attand the SUMMER JOB FAIR Chi-OChi-OChi-0 brary. The ASC Scholarship is an annual, non- All at Way Out West Feb. 17, 9:00pm, Room 100 BA STU0Y Delta would like to con- WmtE COLLEGE DEMOCRATS ••■FALCONETTES'" gratulate Cheisea Furlong on being accepted ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO -ALPHA PHI ■ ALPHA PHI 1 on Valentine's Day into the Order ol Omega. Way to go Chelsea Congratulations to the Alpha Tau Omerjf Kraty Knsti DISCOVER EUROPE If you need 'em, we're passing out condoms. •SAE" AZD • AZD * AZD * AZD Fraternity for attaing the highest New Membc SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM IN FRANCE Leadership Conference will be very "RA And, il you want the REAL facts about AIDS, The Brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Overall Fraternity Grade Point Average fo| You're the best' FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE we've got some literature. And if you want to congratulate their Athletes of the Week: AZD'DELT'AZD'DELT the FaH i99i Semester Keep up the exceil* Informational Meeting Your pseudo-little. Andrea see condoms m all the vending machines, we'- JIM SCHULTZ and TOCO VanMARTE R The sisters of Alpha Xi Delta would like to con worx Wednesday, March 11.1992; 9 00pm ve got a petition. University Union, l iam-4pm •SAE- gratulate Megan Johnson on her pinning ■ < ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO 1008 BAA Bldg onFnday! 1992 Falcone ties Delta Tau Delta Dan Dnskeii For more information, call: •SAE- Remember AZD'DELT'AZD'DELT Dr Chime at 372-8180 Straight lines Cont. on page 12K LOST & FOUND The Brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon congratu- DISCOVER EUROPE late MARC JENNINGS and SHAUNOA HILL Splice on Time and SHAKE YOUR BUTT! ——si SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM IN FRANCE on their recent lavaliO'ing. ; Good Luckl FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE •SAE" vK Ji'M: E*l_ !I- I'M. I'M. L'M. I'M. El . li'Mi Apply no later than Feb. 28.1992 REWARD Lost gold necklace with cross and key Sub- For more informaocn call' -PHIMU'" A Bahamas Party Cruise 6 Days. $2791 Pan- Sigma Phi Epsilon stantial reward!! PLEASE can 372-4552 Dr.Chittle.372-8180or Congratulations on Anchor Splash) ama City $99. Padre $199. Cancun $499. Ja FrancK Fauberl. 372 8193 or 354 8499 —PHIMU— maica $399 trom Ohio Greg 354-8149, Sarah Proudly Announces Its New Initiates SERVICES OFFERED 354 6994, Todd 372-6528. or 1.800-638-6786 Exploring the spirit withm Espreselons of Spirituality Chris Cape Don Bumbulucz Thle Monday at 9pm m Founders East Dining Pregnant? Hall. Everyone is invited t> come and eiperi- We can help FREE PREGNANCY TESTS Brett Frakes Mark Rasmussen ence how art can be used to explore the spint Info, and support • BG Pregnancy Center within each person. Call 3S4-HOPE Chad Vranich Matt Bachman This Monday, Dr. Marv Belier and Bill Spring Break ■»AV •'..-.- Thompson will lead ue In alien! meditation and palming. Tim Boyle Dave Draper H Bart Eyier 1 9f j Chris Flynn a 9 James Forse ►si Craig Fransisco G*#:J Dan Fry Todd Hmes RENT NOW FOR FALL 1992 01Cancun Spring Break Destination on the Mexican Caribbean «j»f' Kevin King | Chris Joliat "* •■•; ■!■■ '„'• rj£l>* March 22-29, 1992 3 Mike Ledbetter K Dan Lee COLUMBIA COURT APTS. Enjoy all tha tun in the sun you've heard about with volleyball on the B.G.'s Newest Apartment Complex beach, constant happy hours, and dancing until dawn at the discos Mark McMasters Pat Murray Club LaS Per las • Standard beachfront Close to B.G.S.U. Jason Peters Mike Sullivan Neal Thomas 194 room hotel on beach nearest Trinlo t^OQ to otowntown with 2 small pools 2 I npie 3>D«:y 3 Rick Craig Outstanding Pledge restaurants, bar and gift shop Quad $499 Aquamarina Beach • Moderate beachfront and Welcomes its Outstanding Pledge Class Call us for our 200 rooms 5 minutes from down- _ - . rjecQ Scott Lucas town Swimming pool, watersports, Npl8 ©003 1 Scott Rimer 2 restaurants, snackbar, and shops Quad $539 Seth Rings Todd Rowan FEBRUARY OaSiS CanCUn - Deluxe beachfront Eric Sewell Zach Green 965 room resort on 1/2 mile of beach with -rr:ni0 ee7Q SPECIAL 3 giant pools, lennis courts, 5 restaurants. ' rl"le *° ' y Bill Price Steve Horvath mini gctl course and entertainment Quad $599 Four Man Rate Includes roundtrip air from Detroit (Sunday am departure), Bill Evick Kris Carnsalez 7 nights hotel, transfers between Cancun Airport and Chris Heizer Ross Staulfer hotel, and services ot local representativei/.caciiianic Pnoaa a/a in uSS. par parson piua S2s 1 Reid Behrendt Kurt Mellon tax. and vary by rtotai aawctad Chartar Paflcipant Agraamant laevirad Tnoel Charter CALL US AT 352-0717 Jon Rasmussen Mike Smith Saa your local travai agant & tha 01 Cancun oparator in Michigan. FOR MORE INFORMATION Duran Curis Mike Timmerman * 1 GREENBRIAR INC., MGR. Larry Budai Todd Bondy 198 S Main SI Bowling 114 E Woostci St 1 ce no ratulal ions! i ) 19)353-0050 ' ' [419)352-9276 !l I'l'l I'I'I I'M I'M \>\I >.! l'l>l I'M Classified page twelve The BG News Friday, February 14,1992

AZD'SAE'AZD'SAE Second Lieutenants Sigma Kappa * Rho Chi's * Sigma Kappa PN Kappa Tau Coat, from page 11 James PalarJenic & Mitch Garoac... Congratulations to our new RhoChi'si Brother of the Week FOR RENT Thar*i lor a gral Dm* a! High Society I 1 AZD'SAE'AZD'SAE Congratulations on your Commissioning Carol Willemse Jake Palwln Chi-O CtiiO Ch-O CIM-O -Heather Stephanie Axe 1 & 2. bedroom fum.spts OOPSi IgoolM. How could we target Od you know? According to Dr. Bowen (ormer ASST. PLEDGE ED - MELISSA RAY WANTED 9 month, summer & year leases. U.S. Secretary ol Haalth and Human Services SlgEp Sigma Ph. Epsilon 352-7454. ASST. RUSH - HOPE GOOOWIN There could be from fifty million up to one hun- Brother of the Week Jon Parker ASST. TREASURER - JEN SHEAFFER dred million (AIDS) deaths by the end ol the The Brothers ol Sigma Phi Epsilon extend the* Athlete of the Week: Ryan Rogers SPECIAL EVENTS - LYNN ROZZO century." Oil-campus House of the Week: I or 2 female non-smoking senior or grad stu- 1 bedroom apts. for Fall 1992 ChiOChiOChiOChi-o warmest sympathies lo Mrs Ooyl L Perry on the passing ol her husband. The Clinic Brothers: dent roommates (or 92-93 school year. Call Quiet atmosphere. Close to campus. DZ Alicia Cercone DZ Dave Burch, Jeff Grisez, Jason Gerard Kim at 353 6503 352-2663 I just wanted to with you SlgEp Sigma Phi Epsilon Erin Porco- GOOD LUCK 1 or 2 roommates needed immediately thru To my former roommate. with millioni- SPRING BREAK TO FLORIDA BEACHES August 10th for sublease of apt. near campus! 2 bedroom furnished apartment. fts one's lor you. I'm sovary proud of you I SlgEp FUN IN THE SUN, 4/RM PRICE University Village, rent neg. Call Mike For Fall 1992 At the way Irom Pin to BGSU Love. Big Andrea DaytonaSi49 3537203. 352-2663 Sig Ep Sam Sez: There are no secrets to suc- Kitch. Wtrtrt A Trans Available 2 female roommates needed to share apart- Say goodbye to Botnik's preaous ID. cess. It is the result ol preparation, hard work DZ""De*teZets""DZ Call Jim at 352-6865 ment for 92-93 school year. 1 block from cam 92-93 SUMMER A FALL RENTALS You're 21 and can finally dnr* legally. and learning from failure. pus. Call 372-5798 after 6pm tor details Congratulation* to our new Rho CN'al 71 Days til Beta OVER 500 UNITS Linda Bertach Eflic.. one bdrm.. two bdrm.. houses A du- We're noi looeiher. out donl despair. Sprmg Break Panama City Beach Available now. Need one female to fill house al Jackl Hernandez The cops won't treat you like Daytona Beach or 957 N. Prospect. For 3 - Own room. Can plexes. Stop into Al and Char said they'd hold your hair. SlgEp 319 E. WOOSTER 02"" Delta ZeU"~DZ Easi Merryi Beer on the beaeni Leave Mes 353-032S. sago lor Jim at 352-6865 Pnces start at $129 (across from Taco Bell) So lie 'em up. have a beer, a shot or two, DZDZDZDZDZDZ Slg Ep Sully ' Sig Ep Jon Available now Speak with our tnendaly staff or call Watch that Yager don't be Patty part 2 Congratulations to Bath Mayan, the Delta HOLY BOB DOBS!1 " SPRING BREAK IN PANAMA CITY BEACH Need one female to fill house JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Zeta President on being accepted into the Or- Formal's tomorrow-Get psyched!! FREE DAILY PARTIES at 957 N. Prospect 354-2260 (wish I was there - U know I do. der of Omega' Kappa Lara ■ Kappa Beth ALL ROOMS BEACH FRONT For3 -Ownroom But since I'm at Put. Your Sisters love you' OPEN CONTAINERS ON THE BEACH Call 353-0325 Just know I love and miss you' DZDZDZDZDZDZ BEST PACKAGE/BEST PRICE $119 CAMPUS MANOR Sig Kap' Laura Yancer' Sig Kap CALL FOR DETAILS 505 Clough St Happy Birthday Enni Mike Seara A Barb Naal tor USG Praa V.P. Congratulations on being chosen to go 10 State JOE CALL AH AN OR JIM CARTER 352-8181 Needed: one non-smoking female roommate 'or a furnished, two bedroom apartment with -Free heat and air cond. USG has made a difference Varsity with the Forensics tearni We are proud -Close to campus on campus this year! of you! SPRING BREAK PRICEBUSTER VACA- AC and washer/dryer. Near campus. $150 a -Balconies EXPERIENCE JAMAICA SPRING BREAK 92 * Continued graduate school testing TIONS' month, plus undoes. Lease begins May '92. •Plenty of parking 7 DAYS AND HOT NIGHTS »65 ' Condom* in the vending machines KAPPA DELTA CONGRATULATES JAMAICA. BAHAMAS INCLUDING AIRFARE. Call 372-1181 for more info •Furnished OUR SISTERSOF THE WEEK: LIMITEDTIME AND SPACE! DOUG 353-2408 • Reinstatement of the ACGFA process GREAT HOTEL AND MUCH MORE FROM Pre-Law student to perform a dissolution. Starting at $475 00 • Kept the tuition cap at 7%for 92-93 Amy Pabst ONLY $599. BUY FROM THE #1 NAME YOU Cash plus expenses CALL R.E. Managment * Currently working for improved sidewalks, Emily Brown CAN TRUST FOR QUALITY VACATIONS Leave message at 372-5814 352-9302 FUIS better lighting, a stronger recycling progra, vot- KD'KD'KD'KD'KD FOUR SEASONS 1 800 331-3136 Sluing was run with you and Crankin Franlm ing student trustees, an off campus shuuttle was a zool Now that these 2 weekends are bus route, students on University Tenure Roommate wanted lo share home in BG. Grad Carry Rentals KD " ZBT" KD" ZBT * KD * ZBT SUPPORT GROUP Apartments for 2.3 or 4 students. through, why don't we play STUDS tool 3 Committees, and much more.... The Kappa Deltas wish congratulations to &s- If you have placed a baby for adoption or are malepref. $i95/mo. Util. inc. Call 354-6701 or guys.2 girls .Oh. Mop O Rop Top. you can You are invited to insure that continued prog- ter Chnstena Huntebnnker on her PINNING to considenng doing so jo»n us Monday nights at 352-1631. Houses for 5,6 or 9 students have your snausages when we're through i ress be the goal for USG You ar* Invited to 9.10 or 12 mo. leases available Love, Your Ski Bunnies ZBT Jerry Kovatchl 7pm Call 354 -4673 for location SubJeaser needed NOW' Call 352-7365 attend a Sears/Weal campaign meeting on KD"ZBT*KD"ZBT"KD'ZBT Call 352-9418 for more info. Sunday, February 16th at 4:00 PM In 104 TENNIS TEAM GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS B A AIL ARE WELCOME. 'T was the week before Kentucky and Need extra cash for Spring Break? CATCH THAT SUMMER FEELING! Looking for tips to healthy eating? all through Brathaus Summer Apts. Wet T-shirt contest Feb 19 MONEY FOR COLLEGE Dietitian and Dietary Consultants available A creature (Karen) was slipping Call 352-9780 for details Scholarships and grants 'orFREE consultations. Visit or call the and filling in her blouse. HELP WANTED at Sponsored by T O 's Tanning l-eOO-USA-1221 Eit 2033 WELLness Center second floor student Health Super Rates! The Courts were silent, R.E. MANAGEMENT Signupearlyi Sen/ices 2-8303. Mondays and Tuesdays andshillwas the net. 4-5:30 No Falcons were hitting or playing a set. 113 Railroad St. PN Kappa Tau Bowlers CAMP COUNSELORS NEEDED FOR C&ED. 352-9302 GOOD TYMES PUB Athletes of the Week For Junior had realized that tw SPORTS ORIENTED CAMP Wealed in north- Jake 'The Gardner Snake" Palism, Steve Maria B- spandex were too tight eastern Pa near New York City. We have SO 25 Drafts "Bents" Benick. Derek "Downtown" Masse, Get excited for tonight And her BC was hanging out. openings tor general counselors as well as 8-10pm Everyday and Greg "Dousche" Rousche. because it will be out of sight* itwas quite a sight. specialists in both land and water sports. Spe- Angel had joined us to learn cialty areas include basebal, tennis, basket- Duplex avail. 4-7 people. Your big 21 st is finally here 1/2 block from campus. PHI MU CABINET: and that is a hell ol a reason to cheer' what the Falcons are about ball, soccer, lacrosse, hockey, watersknng. GOOD TYMES PUB Avail Aug 352-6992 "Cheapest Dnnk Prices in Townl" Hey Guys - Happy Valentine's Day II I think you I hope you have the best b-day ever But Lori's lesson was easy. sailing, scuba, WSI, canoeing, windsurfing, all are so awesome!! Keep up the SPIRIT) because it will be one to remember forever' always "stretch-out." gymnastics, archery, fencing, arts & crafts. Omega Phi Alpha' Omega Phi Alpha Love MEG Love Cara "The Organizer" is ready for action piano accompanist, drama, radio, and rocketry. Elficiency & one bedroom apartments Thanks lo everyone who helped make Nations Lon and Sara's best fnond is done with Pioneering staff needed for both land and available Call Mecca Management at Membership Week a big success. You all are Phi Mu Phi Mu Phi Mu Need A Valentine? contractions canoe trips and for our ropes challenge course. 353-5800 BC and PaceNa have made Other openings may be available Salaries GREATi Love. Deb Big Andrea. 18 of Cupid's Helpers will be on Efficiency, 1 bedroom. 2 bedroom furnished Omega Phi Alpha * Omega Phi Alpha Just wanted to let you know that I think you are the ice TONIGHT before the hockey game1 a Spring Break pact, $100-$200 per week plus room, board, and because as Sentors. travel. We will be conducting on-campus inter- apartments. Utilities furnished Summer and theBESTBIGinthsworldMI Fall Call 669-3036. LITB. Lit Lisa their last season is a fact views on March 3rd. For information call or PEACE. LOVE. AND. Enns crushing groundstrokos are an write: G. Lustig. 60 W. 66ltiSt.. 2BA. New York. GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS PETER, PAUL A MARY NORSE THANKS FOR EVERYTHING inspiration to us all. NY. 10020 WS212-724-0113 800 -THIRD STREET FRIDAY. MARCH 6 AT THE MASONIC AUDI- Phi Mu Phi Mu Phi Mu YOU DO! YOU'RE THE BESTW And we cant wait to r\ave Now renting for 1992 • 1993.1 or & 2 or units. TORIUM CALL THE AMERICAN LUNG AS- LV Kimberty, Kassie back in the fall. Cedar Point Fully furnished. Gas, heat. A AC. 9 or 12 month I LOVE YOU FOREVER. KIRSTY Summer Job Info Night SOCIATION TO ORDER TICKETS. 255-2378 Happy Birthday. Happy Valentine's Day A get The team is excited lor Spring Break leases Reasonable rates Ideal location. encated for tomorrow night See ya' then' not on the Road. Mosetey Han. Rm. 200 GREEK WEEK SPAGHETTI DINNER Tues. al 7:30. Get to the Point1 Owners pay utilities. Contact early 10 avoid ILuvULil'-YourBtg Feb 15.1992, 5-8 pm but we still must beware disappointment. of tho infamous "wide load." PHONE 352-4966. St Thomas More A new Falcon Spirit has already began PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU All you can eat' Counselors: Camp Wayne, coed children's Amy.Joey.AKirsten: So come out and eaten 'em if you canl camp, northeast PA. Tannla, swim, water- Spaghetti, bread, dnnks. and dessert Happy V Day, Captain BC Houses A Apartments Close to campus. Window fights, attitudes, loud alarm docks. - Spirit Award & Door Prizes • ski, sailing, all sports, golf, gymnastics. asroblcs, guitar, nature/camping, For summer 1992 and 1992-93 school year. Purple Jeans, over-jammed washers, skipping Cost: (4.00 - Tickets at the door 1-267-3341 8:00 & 8 305. what shall I wear tomorrow? The The Campus Escort Service would like to wish dance/chee heading. Batik, sculpture, ce- leather bed from HELL1 The diet (crash), everyone a Happy Valentine's Day. Remember ramics, painting, photography, sell- 9 GREEK WEEK SPAGHETTI DINNER defense. Other positions available. On Houses & apartments for 1992-93 school year. Boobs?? 3 hrs on the phone • oh my* Coed- Feb. 15.1992.5 8 pm - "Don't walk alone, pick up the phone" • and naked hamster chasing. I iust did my laundry (3 can 372 8360 campus Interviews, Thursday, March 12th 12 month leases only, starting in May. Steve weeks ago), Aerobics, 8 glasses of H20 and a St Thomas More (9-4pm) Call 516-889-3217 or Write: 12 Al le- Smith 352-6917. All you can eai; The Sisters of Delta Zeta would like to congrat- va rd St. LIda Beach, NY 11561. 1/2-hourof abs , Talk tome - I'm lonely! I hate MARTEN RENTALS that TV11 When is mad dog night anyways? Spaghetti, bread, dnnks. and dessert ulate Joanie Se ♦ ♦ * ♦ •:• ♦ ♦ •> ♦ •:♦ •> •:• •:• * ever been. YOUNGLIFE ware: Microsoft Word $25 00. Mac- just like a part of my very own kin. We are a Christian outreach ministry to high Proof $15.00; End Note Bibliography Data- Now I think you survived BG. school kids. We are looking for people who are base-$i5.00: Aldus PageMaker (Student Ver- even without link* old me. interested in being a leader. If you are inter- s*on 4.0) $25.00.354-7479. FOR THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE And this is especially true since I've ested, call Kristen at 372-5560 or Todd at Metal Buildings been gone, 352 6849 or ihe Area Director, Jim Hudson at 50% oft while the colors and sizes last. look at this past semester, for example, 1-841-8044. (614)659-6315 when you fell IN LOVE WITH JOHNIIMI "OUR HEARTS BELONG TO KAPPA SIGS" I love youl F/F LOVE. THE ENGAGED Bnan Boftger and Man Terry Valentines Cards, Candy PS The 2nd line was a joke I OPEN Sunday. 2/16792.2-5 We're so happy thai you're our Valentine's' #7 Parkview 14 x 70 Formal will be the best Good location, excellent condition Gifts & Clothing JOHN HOLM with you at our sides! A must seel ♦ You're still my favorite guy on campus. 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A complete menu is also available for the drive-up window for a Goin' to the chapel- smaller fee. Prices range from $39.00 for the "Meter's Running" package to $69.00 for the "Limousine of Love" package. An a la carle menu is also available for the drive-up window. Although the employee could not disclose the exact number of services Catch the bouquet performed at the chapel, she said that during one week "many, many, many weddings are performed" in Little White Chapel. This chapel has received its fair share of publicity, too, having been in Las Vegas featured on shows such as Entertainment Tonight, Good Morning America, The Today Show and Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. by Karen Kosler Incidentally, while this reporter was covering the story. Inside Edition Insider staff writer was also on the scene, working on a story for their Valentine's Day episode. Picture the scene: romantic music playing softly in the background; fresh Watch today to see this special chapel of love on video. flowers adorning the alter; crisp, white bows on the ends of the pews and a nervous bride and groom. Awww, it's a wedding!! One of the mainstays of tradition and romance in our culture - the wedding. A time of ultimate love and committal. A moment forever suspended through memory. Especially when the service was conducted at a drive-up wedding service window. Or when a professional Elvis Presley impersonator walked the bride down the aisle. These are just some of the options available at one of the many convenient wedding chapels to be found in (where else?) Las Vegas. More than 50 such chapels line Las Vegas Boulevard and add to the glitter and glitz of this gambler's paradise. One of the most famous of these convenience-stores-of-matrimony is A Little White Chapel, 1301 Las Vegas Blvd., whose business card boasts of being "quaint and cozy" and whose motto is "Our business is a love business." The chapel has been in business for 30 years and is owned by Charlotte Richards, who is known by many as the Wedding Queen of the West. "Nothing here is fake," said a chapel employee who wished to remain anony- mous. "This is the real thing! "There's no blood test and no waiting. Within an hour you can be married," she added. A typical ceremony offered at Little White Chapel consists first of a limousine ride to the city courthouse, where the anxious couple can obtain their marriage license for $35.00. They are then chauffeured back to the chapel, where the 12-15 minute ceremony is performed by an ordained minister. From there, it's just a quick limo ride to the couple's hotel and and the Little White Chapel's mission is complete. InsidcrMann Kmbr Unlike most other chapels on the Boulevard, Little White Chapel allows the couples to do anything they wish during the ceremonies. "We're here to please the customer and make them happy," the chapel employee said. The chapel employee told of one couple that came to the window with their Sappy Cinema pet parrot. The groom used him as his best man. Don't worry though; just in case you want to be married there and you don't bring your parrot, the chapel offers witnesses free of charge. By Aggie Colbert "We've also had brides that wish to be escorted down the aisle by Elvis Insider staff writer Presley," said the employee. "We simply hire a look-a-like from town and bring him in," she added. Other services offered by the chapel include video or audio tape recordings, Nothing more romantic than snuggling up with your partner in mush in front live organ music, private dressing rooms, rings, garters, T-shirts and jackets. of a good sappy flick, right? All to often though, good intentions lead to a viewing of Also unique to Little White Chapel is the drive-up wedding service. Silence of the Lambs or Faces of Death III. To avoid such catastrophes this "It's the only drive-up window for a wedding chapel in the world," according Valentine's Day, The Insider decided to ask BGSU film expert and popular culture to the chapel employee. "People come from all over, including Europe, to be married professor Jack Nachbar his picks for the best cinematic love scenes. Here's the choicest here," she added. choices: The drive-up ceremony is identical to the traditional service offered by the chapel, except that the participants are sitting down. GONE WITH THE WIND (1939) and WUTHERING HEIGHTS (1939) "It's good for people who are in wheelchairs or for people who have kids with - Consuming love that becomes self destructive." them," she said. Although the window offers convenience, it also causes confusion. IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT (1934) "One time a couple came to the window and handed me their marriage "Classic romantic comedy." certificate to be filled out," explained the chapel employee. "I took it and told them to wait while I went to fill it out. When I got back, the couple was gone because they OUT OF AFRICA (1985) and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1991) thought they were married! Just like that, they thought it was official." "Most good love stories are in lush, exotic settings." The couple later returned after realizing their mistake. They were then offi- cially married. CASABLANCA (1942) and CITY LIGHTS (1931) Not only does the chapel offer the drive-up window, but it also boasts of "Good examples of self-sacrifical love." bonding some of the world's stars. The Little White Chapel's clientele has included Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, Michael Jordan, Joan Collins, Frank Sinatra and Judy AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER (1958) and SUNRISE (1927) Garland. "Love rediscovered." Prices for wMMing services at the chapel range from a basic $4900 up to $499.00 for the Joan Collins Special, which includes a complete package consisting of: DUEL IN THE SUN (1946) a candlelight ceremony at the chapel, music, photographs, two bridal bou- "Love that is self destructive." quets, two corsages, four boutonnieres, bride's garter, champagne glasses, Although many love stories have tragic endings, Nachbar said "tradition- cassette recording of ceremony, marriage certificate holder, video recording, ally 80 percent of movies have ended with committed love or marriage. Almost all wedding cake, French lace handkerchief, a beautifully-etched marriage scroll movies are love stories."

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r\ ThospThose eyespves held me.mp. 1%' Come down mymv stream.sh Many a word she's been given, I could really see you. /»*r*} Ifs just around the bend. Many an ode have they written. How I loved you. Come down my stream, For her have they died, Now I need you dead. And bring a friend For her they have slain. -William Jake Haha or two or three Invisible is she -seven Yet, everywhere for me, Love Til she's alive * Never will I be lonely. V * Love is... I iu a dam a cool breeze on a warm with my big long teeth. Love, summer's day. I will chew on your Spam In the darkest moments of my life you holding my hand and or on your friend Keith. She stood there, telling me if s going to be OK. Frail but strong. Come into my wood Her hand trembling. Love is... And check out my fur. Locked in mine. a dozen red roses and a box of Come into my wood Yet unyielding, she stood there chocolate candy. And hear my murmur. 4 By my side. soft lighting and Bar Again. Manilow singin' "Miuftty.' And again The moment did pass And again But the memory will forever last Love is... And again Of the strength I derived a soft kiss and a warm hug in From her presence the moonlight. I will sling mud By my side. a big red hickey from a with my big wide tail. vicious dogbite. I'm not Elmer Fudd, Love, but I'll make you wail. Never will I be lonely. Love is... -Mark justice and Fred -PR a fiery red all-consuming desire. #4 singing songs in front of the Give Me Riches Before Love * campfire. My love is like a summer breeze; * Been told by many Full of weeds, and pollen and The best gift from above Love is... dehydrated dog crap Is this thing called love. in the end, finally, you That flies up your nose and leaves us A will see. twitching on the ground. But, be honest with me

■ ..-." :.l, ,-.» :.;... .■!■:.> IJ ..I.I I MUSIC TO MUSH BY ale^i^ by Walter Campbell * • « The candles cast a tender glow about the room, and a bottle of chablis is comfort- ably cradled in a bucket of ice. You've just Ode to Debbie Natural Woman finished dinner, and as the two of you sashay to the couch, you realize what's missing - a * I love you more than pizza. Sugar baby little "mood music." You fumble through I love you more than Coke. « You're the cream in my coffee. your CD collection, trying to find that perfect Hove you more than hot dogs, Sugar baby song. Tchaikovsky's "Romeo and Juliet?" TO*is surely is no joke. You're the beef in my stew. Pachelbel's "Canon in D?" Maybe some soft Now I'm on you jazz. Perhaps a little New Age. I love you more than beef jerky like a truss on a fat man. Jimmy Page's thundering guitar riff and most definitely more than turkey. I quit my job shatters the silence. Robert Plant's voice I love you more than hamsteak the day I met you. echoes throughout the room, "You need and I love you more than cake. You make me feel like a naturalV woman. coolin', baby I'm not foolin'...Wanna whole lotta love?!" Whatever spins your disc. I love you more than potato chips, I used to be University artist in residence Jerome sour cream or barbecue. a psychological cripple. Rose, who has previously directed the "Ro- But never will I love you more than this you see. I used to be mantic Festival" in London, England, and the For Little Debbie Oatmeal Pies an emotional wreck. 1984 "List/ Centennial" held in Washington, are the only thing for me. Now I'm with you D. C, cites the liders (German for "love -K.J. and ifs just like heaven, songs") of Schubert, Brahmms and Chopin as and we're both living particularly romantic. But it's "Robert * off your welfare check. Schumann's 'Dichterliebe' (Poet's Love) My Love Is Lovelier than a Rose You make me feel like a natur. 'oman. which is the most romantic example from the period," Rose said. Giocchino Balducci, a romance lan- My love is lovelier than a rose, I know my poem's guage professor at the University, recom- From her two ears and her nose not correct about gender, mends Italian love songs, such as "Parlami To the very tips of her beautiful toes. but sugar baby ^^ D'Amore" (Speak To Me About Love), My love is lovely, as everyone knows, thaf s just how I re%ter"5 And the love for my love grows and grows. "Ventiquattromila Bad" (24,000 Kisses), and Your world's a big',-■-" "II Mio Cuore Arde Pe Te" (My Heart Bums saltwater ocean. For You). I'm glad that ifs me that my love chose, I'm a carp fish [These songs) are very romantic," to love with ribbons and with bows. and you're live bait. Balducci said. "Beautiful lyrics, beautiful I love every rock she throws. You make me feel like a natural woman. melodies...beautiful music. Many Italian I love her hair in mohawks or afros. -Frank Esposilo songs are about love. [The songs) are sad and I love her when she takes No-Doz. sentimental - regret for a lost love. There's a lot of pathos." When she's near, I suppose, V Three Pseudo-Haikus But what songs do you consider I hear the birds (the cardinals, the crows) of Love All In a Row romantic? A random telephone sample of singing Barry Manilow songs (yeah, those). University students provided these selections: * I love her friends and her foes; your legs so coarse "Wind Beneath My Wings" and "The Rose," For my love is lovelier than a rose. your eyes so red by Bette Midler, "Everything I Do (I Do It -David Cornelius October For You)," by Bryan Adams, "Wonderful Tonight," by Eric Clapton, "Angel Eyes," by your tongue so abrasive the Jeff Healy Band, "Faithfully," by Journey The Bitch Set Me Up my pain so real and Peter Cetera's "The Glory of Love." John amos For Gwen Bowl in. a junior majoring YoG in social work, "Mad About You," by The bitch set me up my heart so big Belinda Carlisle is enduring and endearing. She put me down your brain so small "I want someone to be so mad about me that like a clown battlestar galactica they'd dedicate [the song) to me." with a frown -Frank Esposilo And for sophomore art major Susan on the bad side of town Orchid, that tender yet brutal ballad YoG "Lithium" by Nirvana is a romantic favorite. The bitch set me up "Lithium is needed for a day like Valentine's -Talcum X Day," she said. V Maybe, but remember: Cynics get fewer valentines.

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Nazis, spies and romance 'shine' by David Seltzer from the the Su- to counteract his lack ot lines, but by David Hulfman the two of them have good chem- Insider film critic san Isaac novel and he managed to retain a certain literary quality for istry on screen as the war time the 91m. which he also directed. lovers. Whereas the novel focused more Shining Through features a Almost fifty years after the end on Linda's experiences In the good cast and story and does not of World War II. Nazis remain Stales. Seltzer's film has put the Insult Its audience. In other words, some of the most popular villains emphasis on her mission hi Ger- It will probably get lost In the shuf- In the movies. Now K ts Melanle many. While his film is far from fle at the box office like so many Michael Douglas and Melanle Griffith, stars of "Shining Through' Griffith's turn to take on Hitler's perfect and has many slow parts. It adult dramas do. Germany In the new romantic spy contains Interesting characters and Garth Brooks (despite his recent Sophomore lovers - Two points thriller Shining Through. a fascinating storyline. E G News photo) and their fans each. Griffith plays Linda Voss, the Linda is a woman who has has not been discredited by a 3. What quartet recently hit # 1 half-Jewish secretary of Ed Leland dreamed of rescuing her relatives single soul. So, it must be true. Our with "All 4 Love"? (Michael Douglas), a lawyer who Is from the Nazis and has lived and winner this week, after our Intense also an O.S.S. spy. The two fall In fantasized through the movies. random drawing, was Denlse 4. What woman breathed "Jus- love, only to be torn apart by the When she becomes the heroine of Nledermyer. whose pet peeve is tify My Love" to # I ? war as Leland abandons her and one of the war films she Is so fond toe cracking She knew the an- Junior lovers - Three points goes undercover. When he res- of. she realizes that she mav be In swers to the "touch" quiz were: 1. each. urfaces at a U.S.O. dance, the two over her head, but Is not about to M.C. Hammer 2. Genesis 3. The 5. What Swedish duo topped the rekindle their affair and she goes give up. Grateful Dead 4. DlVlnyls 5 Hall 8. charts In 1990 with "It Must Have back to work as his secretary. As Griffith still lives up to her sex Oates 6. Rod Stewart 7. Cathy Been Love"? Linda delivers coffee to an Impor- Dennis 8. Joan Jett 9. Samantha symbol status In the film. The love 6. What band hit the Top 5 last tant meeting, she learns that one of story between Griffith and Douglas Fox 10. Rick Springfield the government's key operatives To win. send your entry with summer with "Love of A Life- ts not without a steamy sex scene. time"? has been killed In Germany and a Griffith looks gorgeous throughout your name, address, phone, and by Dave Baskind your first album (or tape) you ever Senior lovers - Four points each. replacement Is needed. Linda con- the film and gives a strong per- Tne Incredible College of Musical vinces Leland to send her to fill the owned to "Dr. Dave's Quiz," c/o 7. What woman Is In the Top 5 formance - even with her some- Knowledge with "I Love Your Smile"? spot where her perfect German, times distracting voice, which has 210 West Hall or hurl ft In the zi- which she learned from her Immi- turned a lot of people off of her. ppy wooden box In 210 West Hall grant father and grandmother, will Douglas, however, has a much less This one goes oat to the one I by 8 am, Wed. Feb. 19. 8. 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FEBRUARY 14,1992

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FEBRUARY 15,1992

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FEBRUARY 16,1992

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FEBRUARY 17 1992

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FEBRUARY 19,1992

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FEBRUARY 20,1992

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Wooster 354-8533 EXP. 2/21/92 EX" ? • " 92 -Score t"T.' —— Jl BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY GREEN Vol. XXII, NO. 9 Bowling Green State University February 14, 1992 Africa's most popular singers in BG Ladysmilh Black Mambazo, Eddie Murphy film "Coming to the backup group on Paul Si- America" and were featured in mon's "Graceland" album, and the Michael Jackson "Moonwal- the most popular singing group ker" video. on the continent of Africa, will per- Around the world, they were form Thursday Feb. 20 at 8:30 invited to perform at the closing p.m. in the Lenhart Grand Ball- ceremonies of the French Bicen- room. tennial and they have toured Tickets are $12, $15 and $17 Canada, Europe, Australia and with a $2 discount for students. Japan, performing before sold Tickets are on sale in the Ko- out audiences at every stop. backer Hall box office as well as The group's name means the the UAO office, and Finder's Re- "Black Axe of Ladysmith," a mon- cords. Reservations can be made iker they earned by consistently by calling 372-8171. mowing down rival groups at the The 10-member group is best fierce singing competitions which known in the U.S. for its work with are an important and popular part Paul Simon. That work intro- of South African culture. duced the rest of the world to the Eventually, they were banned unique sound that is the tradition from competitions so other sing- of the Zulu nation. ing groups would have an oppor- Since then, Ladysmilh has tunity to win. There was nothing toured the United States three for Ladysmith to do, but begin re- times. They have performed on cording their music. television shows ranging from To date, Ladysmith has re- "Saturday Night Live" to "Se- corded 28 albums, which have same Street." sold countless millions of copies Tim members of Ladysmilh Black Mambazo who will be performing in Bowling Green Feb. 20 (Photo courtesy in Africa. Their latest release, Public Relations). Their song "Rain, Rain" was which is being distributed in the used as the soundtrack for a U.S.. is entitled "Two Worlds, 7-Up commercial and helped the One Heart." ad win national awards. They per- The concert is sponsored by Underground railroad is topic for dinner theatre formed soundtrack music for the UAO. The Underground Railroad, a Mad River Theatre Works, a Hyde sent White to the attic network of friends who helped national touring troupe based in with a gun and ordered him to "Black Treasures" pays tribute slaves escape to freedom in the West Liberty, Ohio. shoot any marshal that tried to north before the Civil War, ran to Tickets, priced at $10 for stu- come after him. As the marshals The poems, speeches, stories vanni, Langston Hughes, Don L. and from every corner of Ohio. dents and $20 for others, are on argued with Hyde, word of the in- and plays of the greatest African- Lee and Dudley Randall. People of all backgrounds and sale at the Multicultural Arts cident spread through Mechan- American writers in history will be Bringing the authors to life will classes joined together to defy Program Office, on the third floor icsburg. brought to life with the presen- be Angela F. Horrison-Collier, the the law and act in accordance of the Union. Armed with knives, guns and tation of a dramatic reading pro- assistant director of residence life with what they believed was a Based on a true story, "Free- pitchforks, the residents of the gram 8 p.m. Friday Feb. 21 in at Emory University in Atlanta, higher moral order. Today, an- dom Bound" is set in 1857 near town arrived at the Hyde home, Bryan Recital Hall of Moore Mu- and Pamela Pruitt-Green, a librar- tebellum homes throughout the the town of Mechanicsburg, Ohio. overpowered the lawmen and sical Arts Center. ian at the West Georgia Regional state can still be found with secret It centers on Addison White, an chased them away. Entitled "Black Treasures: A Library. tunnels leading into the woods, or escaped slave, and Udney Hyde, Eventually the incident led to a Dramatic and Musical Tribute to Horrison-Collier has performed attics with hidden stairways. the man who sheltered him on his lawsuit between the federal African-American Literature," the with community theatre troupes This turbulent period in Ameri- journey north. government and the state of program is free and open to the throughout Georgia and has can history will be the subject lor At the time, federal marshals Ohio, a suit that was eventually public. been recognized nationally for a dinner/theatre program 7 p.m. patroled the rural roads of Ohio, made moot on the battlefields of The writers represented in the her dramatic and poetic interpre- Friday Feb. 28 in the Lenhart on the lokout for runaway slaves. the Civil War. program include Maya Angelou, tations. Pruitt-Green is also an Grand Ballroom. One day, the marshals burst into Gwendolyn Brooks, Nikki Gio- author and storyteller. Entitled "Freedom Bound," the the Hyde home, discovering Grammy nominee Bob Lucas musical-drama is produced by White. is the troupe's musical director. Mardi Gras features Old West UAO will turn the Lenhart human maze to lind "gold" in, Collegiate Chorale will perform in Kobacker Hall Grand Ballroom into the "Way and fortune tellers will help trans- Out West," in a celebration of form the ballroom into the Old Featuring 49 singers and a pre- director Richard Mathey, is at In the past, the Collegiate Mardi Gras 7 p.m. to midnight West. There will also be many show lecture, the Collegiate 2:30. Chorale has toured the United Feb. 22. other booths and games to play Chorale will perform 3 p.m. Sun- The program, which is free and States and Europe. Mardi Gras will take place in a Hot dogs, chili and other day Feb. 23 in Kobacker Hall of open to all, features selections This May the Collegiate Chor- giant saloon and feature black- western eats will be available. Moore Musical Arts Center. from The Jon Rutter Requiem and ale will hit the road. Their 10-day jack tables, a roulette wheel and After the gambling Is finished Norm Dinnerstein's "When David tour will take them to Washington, a newly formed band called the the players will be able to use The lecture, given by Chorale Heard," as well as two fofc songs. DC, and New York City. Texas Flood. The Goldmine, a their play money in an auction. 8 30 1.111.-4:30 p.m - Afrlcan- 10 a.m. --Church Service 8:10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - Afrtean- 7p.m. - Auditions 9:30 p.m. - Reflection* and De- Amerlcen Hliioty Month Art E«- First Presbyterian Church. 126 S Amerlcan History Month Art E»- -The Shorts Festival -92 A Bill ol votions I hlbltlon Church hlbltlon One Acts " Free and open to all Free and open to all. University ■African Mobfs E»hibit" Free and -African Mobls Exhibit" Free and 402 University Hall Lutheran Chapel. 1124 E Woos- I open lo all McFal Center Art Gal- 10,11:30 a.m., 7 p.m. - Church open to all McFal Center Art Gal- ter lery Services lery. 8 p.m.-Bible Study St Thomas More Parish, 425 Bapbst Student Union Free and »:30 a.m. Noon - Work .hop Thurstin. open to all 218 Educabon Build- I 6:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - Alrlcsn- 2:30-3:30 p.m. - Masting ing. Amarlcan History Month Art Ex- 1992 Midwest Health Promotion Christian Science Organization I Symposium. Free and open to all 10 a.m., 6 p.m. - Church Ser- hibition Free and open to al Fort Room. 9 p.m. - Meeting "African Motifs Exhibit" Free and I Ice Arena Lounge. vices University Union Day spring Assembly ol God, BG University Y. Free and open to open to all McFal Center Art Gal- all 105 Business Administration lery. Noon - Gradual* Student Lun- 17360N Dixie Highway. 4:30-6 p.m. -Meeting cheon Men's Discussion Group Free and Joseph Campbell and the Power 10:15 a.m. - Church Service 9 p.m.-Meeting Noon-Meeting open to al. Faculty Lounge, Uni- I Religious Recovery Support of Myth " $1 donation Open to all Christ Community Church. 123 versity Union. Peace Coalibon Free and open to United Christian Fellowship Court St all United Chrisban Fellowship I Group Free and open to all. United Center. 313 Thursbn. Center. 313 Thursbn. I Chrisban Fellowship Center, 313 5-8:30 p.m. -Meeting | Thurstin. 10:30 am.-Church Service Women for Women general meet- 2:30 p.m. - Meeting Agape Church ol Prayer. United 9:15-10:15 p.m. - Ice Skating ing Free and open to all Canal 2:30-4 p.m. - Coffee Hour* MOA Superdance Committees Christian Fellowship Center, 313 Room. University Union BGSU Skabng Club Open to all Free and open to all Lounge, Thurstin (Bible study at9:30 am ) Ice Arena. French language and company Open to all French House. Rodgers computer lab 5-6 p.m. - Monday Muslctane 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. - Church Ser- Alan Gleghom's Combo. Free and 9:30 p.m. - Presentation 7 p.m. - Gymns sllc ■ vices "Violence Against Women." Free 5:15 p.m. - Co-Dependent* open to all. Sponsored by UAO. Anonymous BGSU at Michigan State Universi First Bapbsl Church, 749 S Win- Dining Hal, Founder's Quadra- and open to all Sponsored by ty. East Lansing. tergarden Free and open to all First Presby ngle. McDonald West Stall and Hall Council Countryside Dining Hal, lenan Church. 126 S Church Si 7:30 p.m.-Hockey 10:30 a.m.- Church Service 6:30 p.m - Meeting McDonald West BGSU Vs. Michigan Stale Universi- Peace Lutheran Church. 1028 5:15 p.m. - Church Service and Amnesty International Free and Dinner ty Ice Arena. West Pearl (Sunday school at 9 15 open to all 306 Hanna Hal 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - African- a.m.) Free and open to all Sponsored by American History Month Art Ex- St Thomas More. 425 Thursbn 8 p.m. - Theater Production 7pm - Auditions hibition "Medea" Ticket reservations 10:30 a.m. - Church Service Greater Tuna." Free and open to -African Motifs Exhibit." Free and 6-7:30 p.m. - BGSU Karat* Club 372-2719 Sponsored by BGSU Trinity United Methodist Church, all 405 University Hall open to al McFal Center Art Gal- Theatre Department Joe E Brown 200 N Summit (Sunday school at Registration fee Open to all Gym- lery nasium. Epptor Center. Theatre. University Haft* 9:15a.m.) 7 p.m. - Auditions "The Shorts Festival 92 A Bill ol 9-11 30 a.m. - Academic Ad- «, 10 p.m., Midnight - UAO Mov- 10:30 a.m. -Church Service 7:30 p.m.-Variety Show One Acts " Free and open to all visement Thursday Night Live Free and ie University Christian Church 1040 402 University Hall For hearing impaired majors. 444 "Doc Hollywood" $1 SO with Choral Rehearsal Had, Mooro Mu- open to all Sponsored by BGSU Educabon Building. Bible Stud.es Ice Arena Lounge BGSU 1.0 210 Math Science sical Arts Center 7 p.m. - Meeting Bu*ding Christian Student Fellowship Free 9 a.m.-Noon - Workshop 10:30 a.m. - Church Service 8 p.m. -Concert and open to all Capital Room. Adult Learners Program. Free and BGSU Jazz Combos Free and University Lutheran Chapel. 1124 University Union open to all Sponsored by Office of 11 a.m. Track E Wooster open to all Bryan Recital HaN, BG vs Kent Stale and William a Continuing Education. Wood Moore Musical Arts Center | Mary Kent 7 p.m. - Meeting County Public Library. 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. - Church Students for Ethical Treatment of Senrlcee 8:30 p.m. - African-American 111 a.m.-1 p.m. •• African- Animals. Free and open to al. 3:30-5:30 p.m. -Meeting History Month Concert Village View Church ol Christ. 801 United Christian Fellowship BGSU Juggling Club $1 semester American History Month Work- W PoeRd "Ladysmith Black Mambazo" sing- shop Center. 313 Thursbn. fee Open to all 105 Eppter North ing group Tickets. Lenhart Grand Afncan Dancing and Drumming. Ballroom, University Union. 10:45 a.m. - Church Service 7:30-9 p.m. - Bible Study 3:30p.m.-Seminar Free and open to all Bryan Recital Deliverance Tabernacle Church ol | Hall. Moore Musical Arts Center Free and open to al. Sponsored by Dr Patrick Calie. Department ol 8:30 p.m. - Meeting God, 17202 N Mercer (Sunday Christian Outreach Ministry Tart Microbiology and Immunology. school at 9:30 a.m.) Lesbian and Gay Alienee Free 12:30 p.m. -- Women's Basket- Room. University Union. University of Michigan School of and open to all United Christian ball Medicine Free and open to all Fellowship. 10:45 a.m , 6:30 p.m. - Church 7:30-9 p.m.-Meeting Sponsored by Department of Bio- BGSU at Eastern Michigan Uni- Service. versity Ypsilanti "Time Out for Catholicism." Free logical Science*. 112 Life Science 9 p.m. - Lenhart Classic Film Faith Temple. 175 State St (Sun- and open to all. Anbooh Library. St Building in day school at 10 am) 'Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?' 3 p.m. - Men's Basketball Thomas More Free and open to all Gish Film 5 45 p.m. - Women's Basketball BGSU at Eastern Michigan Uni- 10:45 a.m. - Church Service Theater. Hanna Hal versity Ypsilanti 8 p.m. - Meeting BGSU vs. University of Toledo First Christian Church, 875 Has- "Exploring the Spirit Within!" Free Anderson Arena. kins (Sunday school at 9 30 am) 9 p.m. - Narcotics Anonymous 4-5 p.m. - African-American His- and open to all. Sponsored by Free and open to all. For locabon United Christian Fellowship 7 p.m.-Meeting 4) tory Month Celebration 11 a.m. - Church Service call Rick at 354-5901 "Omo Eniyan. A Yoruba- Center. Founders East Dining Hall. Progressive Student Organization Foursquare Gospel Church. 205 Free and open to all. United Chris- Dahomean Salute." Free and open Sandndge to all Bryan Recital Hall. Moore 8 p.m. - International Film Se- ban Fellowship Cantor. 313 Thurs- 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - African- Musical Arts Center. ries bn American History Month Art Ex- 11 a.m. - Church Service ' Tarot' (19860 Germany Free and I hibltlon 7:30 p.m. - Hockey Maumee Valley Unitarian Uni- open to all Gish Film Theater. 7 p.m.-Rugby "African Motifs Exhibit Free and BGSU at Michigan State Universi- versal^! Congregation. Schalter Hanna Hal New players meeting Free and open to all McFal Center Art Gal- ty East Lansing Hall, 130 W. Indiana. Perrysburg open to al Capital Room, Univer- lery (Religious education at 11 a.m.) 9-11 p.m. -Meeting sity Union. 8 p.m. - Track Kappa Mu Epsiion math honorary 9 am.-Design Exhibit BG at Knights ol Columbus Clove 11 a.m . 7 p.m. - Church Ser- society. Admission II, free lor 6 p.m. - Lecture BGSU Student Design Exhibition land vices members Planetarium Dr. Eicon Snyder. -In Pursuit ol Free and open to fj Fine Arts Gal New Honzon Pentecostal Church Happiness." Free and open to al I ten/ 8 p.m. - Theater Production 01 God. 620 Second St (Sunday Alpha Lambda Delta Last Lecture "Medea" Tickets reservations school at 10 a.m.) 7 a.m. - Bible Breakfaet Series 112 Business Adrmnislra- Noon - Graduate Student Lun- 372-2719 Sponsored by BGSU Open to all University Lutheran bon. cheon Theatre Department Joe E Brown 2 p.m. - Theater Production Chapel. 1124 E Wooster. "The Men's Movement" $1 dona- Theatre. University Hall "Medea" Tickets reservations 6 p.m. - Meeting tion Open to ail United Christian 372-2719 Sponsored by BGSU 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - African- International Relations Organiza- Fellowship Center, 313 Thursbn. 8,10 p.m., Midnight - UAO Mov- Theatre Department Joe E Brown American History Month Art Ex- tion. Free and open to all 114 Ed- <1 ie Theatre, University Hall hibition ucation Building 2:30 p.m. -Meeting "Doc Hollywood" $150 with "African Mobls Exhibit" Free and MDA Superdance Committees BGSU ID 210 Math Science 3 p.m. - Concert open to al McFal Cenlar Art Gal 8 p.m. - Meeting Free and open to all. Lounge. Building Bowling Green Philharmoma, with [toy, Students for Life Free and open to 4> Rodgers computer lab. pianotanum program Free and all. Faculty Lounge. University open to all Kobacker Hal. Moore 11 a.m. - Bible Study for Artists 8,10 a.m. - Church Services Union. 7 p.m. - African Movie Night Musical Arts Center Free and open to all United Chris- "Yaaba " Free and open to all St John's Episcopal Church, 1509 ban Fellowship Center. 313 Thurs E Wooster 8 p.m. - Men'* Basketball Sponsored by African Peoples As- 4:30 p.m. - Meeting bn. BGSU vs University of Toledo sociation. Gish Film theater, World Studont Association Free Anderson Arena. Hanna Hall 8,10 a.m., Noon - Church Ser- andopentoall 11th floor. Off en - 3:30-4:30 p.m. - Workshop vices hauer West. "Controlling Test Anxiety Before It 8:30 p.m. - Meeting 7-9p.m. - Art Exhibit Reception St Aloysus Church. 150 S. Enter- Controls You " Free Limited regis- prise Amnesty In'emational Free and BGSU senior art majors Free and frabon Sponsored by Study Skills open to all 309 University Hal. open to all McFall Center Gallery Lab 213 Mosoly Hall 8:30,11 a.m.-Church Services St Mark's Lutheran Church, 315 S 9:00p.m.-Meeting 7 p.m. - Chess Exhibition 4-5 p.m.-Meeting Reach-Out social sen'ice organiza- Simultaneous exhibition by Wal- College (Sunday school at 9 45 Elementary Educabon Methods a.m.) tion Free and open to al 107 demar Hanasz . Free and open to All who registered must attend Hanna Hal. all Provide own board and pieces 115 Educabon Building 9,11a.m.- Church Senrlcee Sponsored by BG Chess Club 9:15p.m.-Meeting Grounds for Thought. First United Methodist Church. 6-7:30 p.m. - BGSU Karate Club 1506 E Wooster Resident Student Association Reglstrabon fee Open to all. Gym- Free and open to on-campus stu- 7:30 p.m. - Hockey nasium, Epptor Center 9:30 a.m. - Church Service dents. Second Door, Student Ser- BGSU vs. Miami University. Ice Arena. Grace Brethren Church, 121 S En- 7 p.m. - Auditions vices Buedmg terprise "Greater Tuna." Free and open to all 405 University Hall 10 a.m.--Church Service Prout Chapel 8 p.m. - Concert 10:30 a.m. - Church Service 7:30-9 p.m. - Meeting 8p.m.-Concert 8 a.m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit "Black Treasures: A Dramatic and Trinity United Methodist Church, "Time Out lor Catholicism." Free Jerome Rose, pianist Free and I BGSU senior art majors. Free and Musical Tribute to African- 200 N. Summit (Sunday school at and open to all Antoch Library. St open to aH Faculty Artist Series. open to al McFall Cenler Gallery American Literature" Free and 9:15am.) Thomas More. Kobacker Hal. Moore Musical Arts open to all Bryan Recital Hal. Center 9 am.-Deelgn Exhibit Moore Musical Arts Center 10:30 a.m. - Church Service 8 p.m.-Meeting BGSU Student Design Exhibition University Christian Church. 1040 Exploring the Sptnt Within1' Free 8 p.m. - Meeting Free end open to al Fine Arts Gal- 8,10 p.m., Midnight - UAO Mov- Choral Rehearsal Hall. Moore Mu and open to all Sponsored by International Relations Organiza- lery. ie sical Arts Center United Christian Fellowship tion. Free and open to al. 114 Ed- -City Slickers - $1.SO with BGSU Center Founders East Dining Hall ucation Building. 2:30p.m. -Meeting I D 210 Math Science Building 10:30 a m. - Church Service MDA Superdance Committees University Lutheran Chapel. 1124 8 p.m. - International Film Se- 8 p.m. - Meeting I Free and open to el. Lounge. E Wooster ttee Students for Life. Free and open to | Rodgers computer lab. 11 a.m.-Track "I Was Stain's Bodyguard" (1990) all. Faculty Lounge, University Women's learn at All Ohio Cham 10:30 a.m., 8:30 p.m. - Church Russia Free and open to al Gish Union. Sp-m.-Trjok pionships. Columbus. Service* Film Theater, Hanna Hall Women's Team at MAC Invita- 8 p.m. - Men'* Basketball tional Eastern Michigan Universi- Village View Church ol Christ. 801 9-11 p.m. -Meeting 11 a.m.-Treek W.PoaRd. BGSU vs. Ban State University ty YpsilanO Men's team at EMU Track Classic Kappa Mu Epsilon main honorary Anderson Arena. Eastern Michigan University. Ypsi- society. Admission $1. tree lor 0 p.m. - Gymnastics 10:45 a.m. - Church Service members Ptonelarium liinti Deliverance Tabernacle Church ol 8:30 p.m. - Meeting BGSU vs Bal State University God. 17202 N Mercer (Sunday Amnesty International. Free and Gym. Eppler North 2 p.m. - Gymnastics 17 a.m. - Bible Breokfaei open to an 309 University Hal. school at 930 a m |10:45 *.m., I Open to al. University Lutheran BGSU vs Central Michigan Uni- 8:30 p.m. - Church Service* 7 p.m. - Dinner Theatre versity Gym, Eppler North Faith Temple, 175 State St (Sun- I Chapel. 1124 E. Wooster 9:00 p.m.-Meal ng "Freedom Bound " Tickets availa- day school at 10 a.m ) Reach-Out social service organiza- ble in Multi-Cultural Arts Program 3 p.m. - Philanthropy 18 a.m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit tion Free and open to all 107 Office Lenhart Grand Ballroom. I BGSU senior art majors Free and Twister Tournament Registration 10:45 a.m. - Church Service Hanna Hal. University Union lee Sponsored by Chi Omega So- First Christian Church, 875 Has- I open to a*. McFall Cenler Gallery. rority Proceeds to St Vincents kins (Sunday school at 9:30 am) 9:15 p.m. -Meeting B p.m. - Concert <1 Medical Center ot Toledo Eppler 19 a.m. - Design Exhibit Resident Student Association. BGSU Concert Band and Universi- I BGSU Student Design Exhibition 11 am -Church Service Free and open to on-campus stu- ty Band. Free and open to all. Ko- 4 p.m. - Concert Foursquare Gospel Church. 205 I Free and open to all Fine Arts Gal dents. Second lloor. Student Ser- backer Hall. Moore Musical Arts Leslie Bulbuk. graduate (lute reci- Sandridga. |«wy vices Building Cenler o tal. Free and open to all Bryan Re- cital Hal. Moore Musical Arts 11 a.m. •• Church Service 11 a.m. - Bible Study for'Artlal* 9:30 p.m. - Reflection* and De- 6 p.m. - Theater Production Free and open to all United Chns Cenler Maumee Valley Unrtanan Uni votion* "Amadous." Tickets Eva Marie versaust Congregation. Schaler tan Fellowship Center, 313 Thurs- Free and open to all. University Saint Theatre. University Hal tin 5 p.m. - Women's Basketball Hall, 130 W Indiana, Perrysburg Lutheran Chapel, 1124 E. Woos- BGSU at Kent State University (Religious education at 11 am.) ter. 7, 9:30 p.m., Midnight - UAO 3:30-4:30 p.m. - Workshop Movte 7 p.m.-Midnlght - Mardl Gras "Controlling Test Anxiety Before It 11 a.m., 7 p.m. - Church Ser- 11 a m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit "Boyz N The Hood." $1 50 with Party vices Controls You " Free. Limited rogis BGSU ID 210 Math Science "Way Out West." Free and open to tiaoon Sponsored by Study Skills I BGSU senior art majors. Free and Building. New Horizon Pentecostal Church I open to all McFall Center Gallery all Sponsored by UAO. Lenhart ol God, 620 Second St (Sunday Lib 213 Mosoly Hall Grand Ballroom University Union. school at 10 a.m.) 6-7:30 p.m. - BGSU Karat* Club I 9 a.m.- Do*Ign Exhibit 10 p.m. - Philanthropy Registration fee. Open to all. Gym- I BGSU Student Design Exhibition Snowball Softball Tournament 7:30 p.m.-Hockey 2-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit BGSU at Miami University Oxford. nasium, Eppler Center. I Freo and open to al. Fine Arts Gal- Registration fee Sponsored by Al BGSU senior art majors Free and | lery I pha Tau Omega Fraternity. Intra- open to al. McFall Center Gallery. 7:30 p.m. - Men'* Basketball ■ p.m.-Bible Study mural Fields. BGSU at Kent State University Baptist Student Union Free and Noon-Meeting 3 p.m. - Concert open to al 218 Education Build- Religious Recovery Support I 12:15 p.m - Women'* Basket- BGSU Collegiate Chorale Free" • p.m — Concert ing. Group Free and open to all United ball and open to all Kobacker Hall. Christian Felowship Center, 313 I BGSU at Miami University Noon - "I Fiammmghi" Tickets. Festival Moore Musical Arts Center. Series Kobacker Hal, Moore Mu- 9 p.m. - Meeting Thurstin I Track sical Arts Center BG University Y. Free and open to 4:30p.m. -Meeting all. 105 Business Administration 2:30-4 p.m. - Coffee Hour* Men's team at MAC Invitational Work) Student Association Free ff*l French language and company Eastern Michigan University. Ypsi- 8, 10 s.m. - Church Services and open to all 11th Floor, Ofton- « p.m. - Meeting ~ Open to all French House. lanrj St. John's Episcopal Church, 1509 hauer West. Peace Coalition Free and open to E Wooster all. United Christian Felowship 5:15 p.m. - Co-Dependents Oxford. 7 p.m. - Meeting Cenler. 313 Thurstin -^r Anonymous 8, 10 a.m., Noon - Church Ser- Kappa Phi Open to all University 09 Free and open to all. First Presby- 8 p.m. - African-American His- vices Christian women University Luth- 9:15-10:15 p.m. - Ice Skating terian Church. 126 S Church SI tory Month Concert St Aloyskis Church. 160 S Enter eran Chapel BGSU Skating Club. Open to all Groovemaster and Flash Your prise Ice Arena. 5:15 p.m. - Church Service and Buddha Free and open to all I 8 a.m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit Dinner Sponsored by BGSU Canbbean 8:30,11 a.m. - Church Service* BGSU senior art majors Free and | Free and open to all Sponsored by Association Northeast Commons St Mark's Lutheran Qhurch. 315 S open to al McFall Center Gallery 8 a.m.-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit St. Thomas More. 425 Thurstin College (Sunday school at 9 45 BGSU senior art majors. Free and 8 p.m. - Theater Production 9 a.m. -DM Ign Exhibit open to all McFall Center Gallery 6-7:30 p.m. - BGSU Karate Club "Amadous." Tickets Eva Marie I BGSU Student Design Exhibition Registration fee Open to all Gym- Saint Theatre. University Hal 9,11 a.m. - Church Services I Free and open to al. Fine Arts Gal- 9 a.m.-D**lgn Exhibit nasium, Eppler Cenler BGSU Student Design Exhibition First United Methodist Church, lery. 7:30 p.m. - Hockey 1506 E Wooster Free and open to all Fine Arts Gal 7:30 p.m. - Variety Show BGSU vs Soviet Red Army Ice 2:30-3:30 p.m. - Meeting lery. Thursday Night Live. Free and Arena. 9:30 a.m. - Church Service Christian Science Organization open to all Sponsored by BGSU Grace Brethren Church, 121 S En- I Free and open to al. Fort Room, I 9-11:30 a.m. - Academic Ad- Bible Studies Ice Arena Lounge 8,10 p.m.. Midnight - UAO Mov- terprise University Union visement ie For hearing impaired majors 444 8 p.m. - Concert "Boyz N The Hood." $1.50 with 10 a.m. - Church Service 4:30-6 p.m.-Meeting [ Education building. Jiggs Whtgham. jazz musician BGSU ID 210 Mali Science Prout Chapel Men's Discussion Group Free anc Tickets Kobacker Hall. Moore Mu Buiktng open to all Faculty Lounge. Uni- 9 a. m.-Noon - Workshop sical Arts Center 10 s.m - Church Service versity Union Adult Learners Program. Free and First Presbyterian Church, 126 S open to all Sponsored by Office of 6 p.m. - Theater Production 2-5 p.m. - Art Exhibit Continuing Education. Wood Church 5-8:30 p.m. -Meeting Amadous Tickets. Eva Mane I BGSU senior art majors Free and Women lor Women general meet- County Public Library Saint Theatre. University Hal open to al McFall Center Gallery 10,11:30 a.m., 7 p.m. - Church ing. Free and open to all. Canal Service* Room, University Union 3:30-5:30 p.m. - Meeting 8:30 p.m.--Meeting 2 p.m. - Theater Production St Thomas More Parish, 425 BGSU Juggling Club. $1 semester Lesbian and Gay Alliance. Free "Amadous" Tickets Eva Mane Thurstin. 5-6 p.m. - Monday Musician* lee Open to all Eppler North and open to al United Christian I Saint Theatre. University Hal. BGSU Lab Band I Free and open Felowship. 10 a.m., 8 p.m. - Church Ser- to all Sponsored by UAO Dining 3:30 p.m. - Seminar I 3 p.m. - Concert Hall, Kriescher Quadrangle Dr George Uetz, Department ol 9 p.m. - Lenhart Classic Film BGSU Symphonic Band Free and vice* Biological Sciences. University of Dayspnng Assembly ot God. "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" Free and open to all Kobacker Hall. Moore 17360 N Dixie Highway. 6:30 p.m. - Meeting Cincinnati Free and open to all open to all Gish Film Theater, I Musical Arts Center. Amnesty International Free and Sponsored by Department ot Bio Hanna Hall open to all 306 Hanna Hal logical Sciences. 112 Life Science 4:30 p.m. - Meeting 10:15 a.m. - Church Sendee Building Christ Community Church, 123 9 p.m. - Narcotics Anonymous World Student Association Free Court St 7 p.m.-Meeting Free and open to all. For location and open to all 11th Floor. Often- Christian Student Fellowship. Free 5 p.m. - Contest Deadline cat Rick at 354-5901 hauer West 10:30 a.m.- Church Service and open to all. Capital Room. Spring Break T-shirt designs. Free and open to all Sponsored by Agape Church ol Prayer United University Union 7 p.m. - Meeting UAO. UAO Office. 3rd floor. Uni- Kappa Phi Open to all University Christian Felowship Cenler. 313 versity Union. Thurstm (Bible study at 9 30 a.m.) 7 p.m - Meeting Christian women University Luth- Students tor Ethical Treatment ol eran Chapel Animals Free and open to all 5:45 p.m. - Women's Basketball 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. - Church Ser- BGSU vs Ball Stale University vice* United Christian Fellowship 8 p.m. - Concert First Baptist Church. 749 S. Win Center. 313 Thurstin Anderson Arena. Elizabeth Cobb. piano, and Vasse tergarden. Beluska. violin Free and open to 7:30-9 p.m. - Bible Study 7 p.m. - Meeting all Kobacker Hall. Moore Musical Progressive Student Organization 10:30 a.m. - Church Service Free and open to all Sponsored by Arts Center. Christian Outreach Ministry Tart Free and open to all. United Chris- Peace Lutheran Church, 1028 tian Fellowship Center. 313 Thurs- West Pearl (Sunday school at 9:15 Room. University Union. ItV am.) v Iron Mike and Dave celebrate "Friday Morning Hangover" anniversary

Today may be recognized as ter together, the two are planning Dr. Love and the Big Kahuna. Valentine's Day to most Bowling various public appearances in Green students, but to followers addition to giveaways, guest With the two leaving the of campus radio personalities stars and an end-of-the-year station, and the show being Iron Mike and Dave, this date event featuring the largest cast somewhat ol an institution at marks the anniversary of their ever asembled for a single radio WFAL, the list of people looking first show together, three years show in BGSU history. to take over the Hangover slot is ago. The two disc jockeys have beginning to grow, with Mike and been on WFAL since their fresh- Despite this new campaign, Dave giving the edge to their man year, spending the last two both Iron Mike (Mike Casement) news and sports crew. seasons on the Friday morning and Dave (Dave Englander) be- "drive-lime" shift. lieve the reason for their show's success goes beyond gimmicks. Said newsman Andy Spence In honor of the anniversary, a.k.a. Dr. Love, "ltd be a great their show, "The Friday Morning Some of the "bits" that the two opportunity for us. We've both Hangover," is kicking off its have come up with over the years been with the show throughout Campus Crusade for Iron Mike have ranged from sound effects this year and while we may not be and Dave campaign this morning. to reading personals and banter quite good enough yet, Mike and With this being their final semes- with their news and sports team, Dave are working with us." Philharmonia explores planets with help from NASA A journey into a galaxy of sight formed in its entirety by the Photos of the planets did not and sound will occur 3 p.m. Sun- BGSU Philharmonia exist when Hoist composed "The day Feb. 16 in Kobacker Hall of The performance will bring Planets" between 1914-1916. the Moore Musical Arts Center. together the Philharmonia, con- Instead, Hoist's work was in- The concert is free and open to ducted by Emily Freeman Brown, spired by the astrological or all. and a unique slide presentation mythological significance of the of NASA photographs taken dur- planets. Each of the seven In what promises to be a spe- ing the missions of the Mercury movements bears a subtitle: cial concert, the BGSU Philhar- 10, Viking, Voyager and Magel- Mars, the Bringer of War; Venus, monia will perform "The Planets'' lan spacecraft, including Magel- the Bringer ol Peace; Mercury, by Gustav Hoist with visual ac- lan's spectacular 1991 pho- the Winged Messenger; Jupiter, Iron Mike and Dave (Photo by Tim Hollman) companiment provided by Dr. tographs of Venus. the Bringer of Jollity; Saturn, the Dale Smith, director ol the plane- Bringer of Old Age; Uranus, the tarium. As an added feature, com- Magician; and Neptune, the Mys- "The Planets" is considered poser David Means, who is in res- tic. Hoist's most enduring and popu- idence at the College of Musical The Women's Chorus, under Open auditions to be held lar work. Although individual Arts, will provide a brief encore the direction of Mark Munson, will movements from the suite have movement representing Pluto, sing the epilogue in the final The Theatre Department has and 2 p.m. March 15 in the Joe E. been presented before, this is the which was discovered after Hoist movement of the symphonic announced the dates of open au- Brown Theatre. first time the work has been per- finished "The Planets." suite. ditions lor 'The Shorts Festival Open auditions for "Greater '92: A Bill ol One Acts" and Tuna" will be held 7 p.m. Feb. 17 "Greater Tuna." and 18 in 405 University Hall. Escort Service expands to meet student needs Auditions lor "The Shorts Fes- Callbacks will be at 7 p.m. Feb. tival" are 7 p.m. Feb. 17 and 18 in 19. The Campus Escort Service tive radio system which helps unteering can be male or female, 402 University Hall. Callbacks will One ol off-Broadway's greatest will soon have a new car to help provide better service, according must be very personable and be 7 p.m. Feb. 19. hits, "Greater Tuna" Is a hilarious students get safely from one to Vogt. pass a security check. One-act plays to be produced portrayal of small town customs place to another, according to Also, an enhancement added Since the late 1970s, the Es- as part of the festival include and comic characterizations. Coordinator Bill Vogt. The car is within the last two years is the cort Service has been around to "Space Aliens,'"Roses for the Production dates are 8 p.m. April possible because of a $7,000 payment of a stipend to some es- "provide a safer campus for all Martyr,""Seeds,""Asleep on the 8-11 and 2 p.m. April 11 in 405 grant from the senior class of corts who have been with the students," says Vogt. Wind""Beyond the Fringe" and University Hall. 1987. Currently, the Escort Ser- service for a long time. Vogt says The Campus Escort Service "Betsy Baker." Auditions are open to all. For vice uses a car they borrow from that for the most part the service can be reached by calling "The Shorts Festival'' will be additional information contact the Parking Services. remains a volunteer organization 372-8360. Located at 104 Com- presented at 8 p.m. March 12-14 theatre office at 372-2222. and not all volunteers can expect mons by the traffic desk, it is Another new feature this year to get paid. open Sun.-Thurs. dusk to 1 a.m. is the purchase of a more effec- Students interested in vol- and Friday dusk to 10 p.m. Festival features Fiamminghi The BGSU Festival Series will period. One of Europe's most Alpha Lambda Delta lecture pursues happiness conclude its 11th season with a outstanding chamber orchestras, performance by I Fiamminghi, the I Fiamminghi is renowned for its Dr. Eldon Snyder will discuss are told to imagine that each lec- rector of the academic organiza- Belgian Chamber Orchestra, fea- brilliant sonority. "In Pursuit of Happiness" 8 p.m. ture is their last chance to speak tion suggested it to enhance the turing guitar soloist Eduardo Fer- The ensemble performs a vari- Feb. 19 in 112 Business Adminis- to students. relationship between the faculty nandez. 8 p.m. Feb. 22 in Ko- ety of music ranging from the Ita- tration. and students, according to last backer Hall of the Moore Musical lian Baroque to 20th century In the Alpha Lambda Delta The series began last year year's chapter president Nickl Arts Center. compositions. Last Lecture Series professors when the national executive di- Puhlman. The 12-member orchestra, Tickets for the performance, towime turn trtri miiiinir formed in 1958, was named by available at the Moore Musical Rudolf Werthen, violinist and Arts Center box office, are $8, Marley tribute conductor of the group, after the $14 and $20, with a $2 discount People of all ages and races, GREEN title given to Flemish musicians for students. Mastercard and who brought chamber music to its as well as people from out of Groan Shset is published for students, faculty and staff by the Bowl- Visa are accepted. To reserve state attend the Reggae Tribute peak during the Renaissance tickets call 372-8171. ing Green Stale University Office of Student Publications. to Bob Marley each year, accord- The next issue of Green Sheet will be published February 28. It will ing to R. Errol Lam, event organ- cover •vents oocuring February 28-March 15. The deadline to submit izer. This year, the eighth annual information for that issue is noon Wednesday, February 26. HSA will raffle off free tuition tribute is being held at 8 p.m., All events must be submitted in writing to the Green Sheet editor, One thousand dollars will be Tickets, $1 each or 6 tor $5, will Saturday Feb. 29 in Northeast 210 Wast Hall. There is no charge to have an item listed. credited to the bursar account of be on sale Feb. 24-28 in the Commons. Editor: Tom Rodda Calendar: Jason L. Hunt the winner...... of HSA's ,w,.tf 1992i^wm Tuition•uurvii njuujlobby vrof mmthe roamMath 9VOTIUVScience DUIIUBuild- "Bob Marley sang songs with a Staff Writer: Mike Slaughter ■ BSLBBS T"ers .up.wi" each ulMllUimb*U3Jfi lh<> Union message that applied to every- reserve a $^T5obTscnolarship. Foyer one," Lam says.