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Burglaries Accused increasing Nazi faces by Ellen Zimmerll them. The cards, which read charges staff reporter "You could have been ripped off," are left in a visible place so As one of the most frequent the student may realize what CLEVELAND (AP) -Ac- crimes on campus, the number can happen if they continue to cused Nazi death camp guard of burglaries in residence halls leave their doors unlocked. John Demjanuk remained in is increasing. custody yesterday, awaiting ex- The numbers are up from last "We are asking the students tradition to Israel next month to year. to protect their property by face murder charges in the In 1964, there were 12 thefts keeping their doors locked even ieaths of thousands of Jews reported for the month of Jan- if they are leaving their room for during World War II. uary, nine in February, three in a very short time like going to A supporter said Demjanjuk's March and 10 for the month of the bathroom, across the hall, family was "torn apart'' by the April. down the hall or next door, be- decision to jail him, and: one This year, there were 15 re- cause that's all the time it takes daughter termed it "genocide." ported thefts in January, 12 in to be ripped off," Starnes said. February, nine in March. As of Students may ioin Operation Demjanjuk, 65, was taken into yesterday, there were 10 re- Identification, where they can custody by federal marshals ported for this month. mark their personal property or Monday after U.S. District Bill Bess, director of Public engrave valuables with their Judge Frank Battisti approved Safety, called the thefts "crimes name. That may assist officers Israel's request to extradite of opportunity." in locating anything that is sto- Demjanjuk. The retired auto- Bess said people leave mes- len, she said. worker had been free on bond sages on the door for their Bess said the clearance rate since Israel issued an arrest friends, almost inviting burglars for dorm thefts is 20 to 30 per- warrant in 1963 charging De- into their rooms. As an example, cent. He noted that it depends on manjuk with the murders of he said, "Judy, I'm in the what is stolen, how good the thousands of Jews at a Treb- lounge. The door's unlocked, victim is in remembering any linka. Poland, death camp oper- c'mon in." information that may help, and ated by the Nazis during World In most cases the doors are their willingness to get involved. Warn. left unlocked and whatever is On two separate occasions. stolen is "something that is eas- Public Safety has recorded Demjanjuk is being held at ily lifted," he said. thefts that have occurred five Cuyahoga County jail tor federal Wallets, food coupon books, days in a row. authorities, Louis Kulis, chief of money and jewelry are the r'Once they get in the dorm operations for the jail, con- items that are most often stolen. and they meet friends, they re- firmed yesterday. lax more. We can't even say its "I REALLY don't know what people within the dorm involved. Cleveland travel agent Je- further steps we can take," It could be outsiders. We iust rome Brentar, a supporter of Charlotte Starnes, director of don't know. But we do know that Demjanjuk, said Demjanjuk's the Crime Prevention program, the act happens just too often," wife and three children are dis- said. Starnes said. traught over the judge's deci- She said resident advisers She said many times one will sion and Demjanjuk's have participated in a program leave the door open for the other imprisonment. where they place "ripped: off" roommate. But this is unneces- "The family is quite torn cards in students rooms that sary because a lock-out key is apart," Brentar said. '"The fam- they find unlocked with no one in available at the front desk. ily thought they would have at least permitted (Demjanjuk) to be at borne (while the appeals are heard.)" Quorum lost DEMJANJUK'S ATTORNEY Mark O'Connor has appealed Battisti's refusal to reconsider Faculty Senate gains ground his 1961 decision that stripped Demjanjuk of his U.S. cit- izenship. Battisti ruled that by Don Lee Demjanjuk lied on his 1952 im- staff reporter migration papers to conceal his past as a death camp guard. Faculty Senate gained a little more ground yesterday in the consideration of recommendations for improving the faculty griev- Demjanuk has denied aiding ance procedure, but before it could vote on the last three sections, its the Nazis. A native of the Uk- quorum walked out. raine, Demjanjuk said he was By the time the Senate was ready to vote on the last three sections captured by the Germans while of the Committee to Evaluate the Grievance Arbitration Procedures serving in the Soviet Army and (CEGAP) report, enough senators had left the meeting that the was held as a prisoner of war. Senate was three members short of the 39-member quorum needed His eldest daughter, Lydia, 35, to vote. made a statement Monday night When the motion to adjourn was made, it was not known whether for the family from their subur- there was a quorum because of a dispute over which members were ban Seven Hills home. counted in determining a quorum. "If you've lost half the senators before you take a vote, it casts a "This is genocide," she said of doubt ... we don't want suspicions or doubts that something the extradition. important was being railroaded through the Senate," Art Neal, She said the charges that her Senate chairman, said. father was a notorious guard The Senate voted to amend some of the CEGAP recommendations Preferred parking BG News/Phil Masturzo knows as "Ivan the Terrible" for changes to the University Charter dealing with the function and were "all lies, fraud. If people Barb Schilling, sophomore music educucation major, reserves time to read the day's mail in the Hanna knew the truth, my father would operation of the Faculty Personnel Conciliation Committee, hand- Hall parking lot yesterday • See Senate, page 4 be free." Master Teacher creative Senate to vote by Michael Mclntyre by Zora Johnson constantly faces the challenge of walk into a classroom they are gins a lecture on the importance staff reporter staff reporter making a subject that dates suddenly inhibited." of facial expressions by jumping back 2,500 years exciting. He tries to overcome these up on a desk and asking his class Philip Mason said last week that the University's amendment to One might think the winner of Holmberg said he tries to ap- inhibitions through creative tea- to sneer at him like Billy Idol ching methods. Although he has would. the state's budget bill still had many hurdles to overcome. Monday, this year's Alumni Association ply the knowledge he gains from it cleared the highest of those hurdles and is going strong. Master Teacher Award would be observation of students outside known he wanted to be a teacher "Students who might nor- since he was young, Holmberg mally feel inhibited or odd if I Mason, executive assistant to University President PauToiscamp, found only in the classroom. the classroom to his teaching. said supplemental housebill 238, which included the University s But Carl Holmberg, assistant "I see students playing iris- now sees himself as more of a simply told them to sneer feel bee or hacky-sack and doing creative artist than a teacher. more comfortable with this ap- amendment as well as six other amendments pertaining to higher professor of speech communica- education, passed the floor of the Ohio House of Representatives tion, is also at home in the Fal- incredibly intrinsic things with He tries constantly to bring a proach," he said. "I am of the their minds and bodies all day non-traditional approach to the opinion that there will be no Monday. con's Nest or at the Rec Center - The amendment would give the University $550,000 toward the anywhere that he is surrounded long," he said. "But when they classroom. For example, he be- failures as long as the teaching by students. is good," he said. "If education construction of the planned addition to the Business Administration isn't fun then it's time for the Building. Holmberg was selected from That money would compensate for some of the $730,000 the 175 nominees to receive the Mas- teachers to start learning again." University would have to pay under Housebill 798, which requires ter Teacher Award, which is that 20 percent of all new construction be paid by the University. awarded annually in recognition As a teacher, Holmberg says He said the supplemental bill passed by a 60 to 36 margin. It for outstanding work in the he has somewhat selfish mo- needed only a majority vote to pass. classroom. Five other profes- tives. "I have to fine-tune my sors were recognized as fi- skills to adapt to a wide variety FROM THIS point, Mason said the bill will go to the Senate nalists. of people which makes me a Finance Committee (SFC), the floor of the Senate, a conference Finalists included Elliot better professional," he said. committee made up of members of both bodies, and lastly to Gov. Blinn, chemistry; M. Neil "But when I approach a class as Richard Celeste. He said any of the amendments, including the Browne, economics; Ernest University's, can be eliminated at any of these points. a teacher, it doesn't jell. So I Mason said he and Olscamp are optimistic about the bill's chances Champion, ethnic studies; Har- approach it as a creative art- because he considered the floor of the House as its major obstacle. old Fisher, journalism; and ist." John Piper, health, physical ed- Most of all, Holmberg said he He said the SFC will consider the bill early in June and, although ucation ana recreation. tries to bring students out of the budget is supposed to be finished by June 30, he doesn't think it Holmberg, who has taught at their shells and get them to will be. the University for three years, believe in themselves. "They "There is a high probability that they (the Ohio Legislature) will will have his name engraved on need to know that they are OK,1' have at least one. perhaps two or three interim budgets," Mason a plaque in the Mileu Alumni be said. "People get bad grades said. The interim budgets would serve as a short-term replacement Center and will receive a $1,000 and don't feel that people are until the final budget can be worked out. He said an interim budget award. Before coming to Bowl- Bring much attention to them. I can last up to 30 days and does not necessarily have to be the same as ing Green, he taught at a branch ' to get them to believe in the previous budget. campus of Perm State and at an Mason said the longer it takes for the budget to pass through all themselves." the channels, the longer the B.A. construction will be delayed. He Ohio correctional facility. He Holmberg summed up his said construction would begin "as soon as it is feasible." received his master's degree feelings about the teaching pro- He said if the University does get the money through the state from the University of Chicago, fession in a letter to the Master budget, the other $180,000 needed for the construction would be and his Ph.D. from Ohio Univer- Teacher selection committee. provided either through the state's capital budget, which is made sity. "What I like best is seeing a during the next legislative session, or through private fund-raising. AS A prof essor of speech com- smile where previously there He said reducing the size of the B.A. addition would only be done as a munication, Holmberg said he Carl Holmberg Photo/Uz Allen was anxiety or apathy.' last resort. BG Newt /April 17,1M5 2 Controversial tenure case —Editorial- A history of disappointment • The concepts of humanism optimistic; can't see how college having my rear end patted by a and justice are present in our can deny me again.) male faculty member, my arm Right choice by Patricia Remmlngton society. My experiences at • July 1964-College denies me massaged during a University Bowling Green State University again. (Just feel numb. Support- committee meeting, to being The Reagan administration made a major deci- As a professor denied tenure have illustrated that these val- ers say, "Don't worry. Now you told by an administrator (who sion in the area of life and death on Monday. in what many perceived as an ues are not always normative. have five out of five positive has been instrumental in my Fortunately, it chose life. inequitable process, I received Perhaps by sharing the lesson, external reviews. Take it to professional demise) how "media" coverage last semes- someone will be spared the disil- FPCC") ''young and attractive" I am... By ordering doctors and hospitals to provide ter. For a short time I became lusionment that I have experi- • August 1984 - Come home to much more, the prevalent medically necessary treatment for severely hand- what some refer to as a cause enced. from a meeting and discover climate of sexism on campus icapped babies - except in cases where death celebre. Thus, a number of that my husband has moved out. has been abundantly clear to appears inevitable - the government is establishing Bowling Green residents and The chronicle of my life in the He left the car, furniture and me. As an advocate for women protection of the rights of disabled infants. University students have fol- past year reads somewhat like children. (How can this happen and feminism during my exten- lowed the case and I am fre- the script of a soap opera. For NOW?) sive involvement on University The regulations specify three cases in which quently asked about its the 5tt years prior to March • September 1984 - My day in committees, perhaps I earned doctors are justified in withholding medical treat- outcome. I would like to take 1984,1 had received only positive court! After weeks of pre the dubious label of "Women's ment: this opportunity to tell . . . the departmental feedback on my tion, FPCC hearing takes I Libber." • When the infant is chronically and irreversibly end of the story. work; excellent student evalua- Rules unanimously in my I This column is also prompted tions and external reviews. I (Sweet taste of victory Some speculate that I am just comatose; by my role as an educator which would have predicted a secure short-lived justice.) a victim of a defective process • When treatment merely prolongs an inevitable is soon to end. Universities are future in Bowling Green. which may now change - the death; a ,, , sometimes accused of ill-pre- THEN: • October 1984 - VPAA votes sacrificial lamb theory. A few • When treatment is so extreme and so likely to paring their students for reality • March 16, 1984 - Despite against my tenure. must be sacrificed for the good be futile that it becomes inhumane to administer it. outside the ivory tower of acade- unanimous tenure recommenda- • November 1984 - President of the many. Advocates of this The rules are called "Baby Doe" rules because of mia. My 10 years as an under- tions by my department, College and Board of Trustees vote perspective assure me that my graduate, M.A. and doctoral of Arts and Sciences denies my against me. ''case" has resulted in long- a highly publicized 1982 case in Bloomington, Ind., student unfortunately did not tenure. (I feel shock, anger and These events were accompa- term ameliorative strides. No in wnich treatment was withheld from a newborn provide me with the knowledge disbelief. This can't be happen- nied by and/or followed by: fac- one in the future, they say, will infant suffering severe handicaps. of the politics, inequities and ing.) ulty letters on my behalf; a USG be permitted five years of posi- We realize there are possibilities for abuse of the game playing necessary for sur- • April 1984 - College agrees to resolution asking the president tive feedback and then dis- ruling. For example, parents who really want their vival. Instead, naively, I entered reconsider based on additional to reconsider; press coverage; missal. Unfortunately, this does the Job market with two intrinsic external reviews. local and state AAUP recom- not pay the bills or feed my child to live coula pretend as though they didn't so beliefs which have been proven mendations on my behalf; and that the government would pay forthe continuation to be false. • May 1984 - Three more posi- much informal show of support. of medication. The cost of raising a severely • Follow the rules; do what is tive external reviews are sub- Firing someone who was told all The reason is largely irrele- handicapped child is, after all. considerable. expected of you as well as you mitted to the college. (Everyone along that she was doing a good vant for me today - as a person - Yet, as in other welfare systems, some abuse of can and you will not fail. job seemed to evoke strong reac- as a single parent with three the system is unavoidable and worth the greater small children, stigmatized by a I battled the March 1984 deci- tenure denial - soon to be unem- good of saving children's lives. sion according to the process ployed. I will take my children We agree with the Reagan administration that outlined in the charter and and get geographic distance be- parents shouldn't have the right to choose whether thought that justice would tween us and this town. Perhaps their infant lives or dies solely on the basis of being emerge the victor. Such naivete I will do some freelance writing handicapped. Allowing such decisions could lead to ... I now believe that adminis- - a series of articles on injustice trators had made their decisions toward women - or maybe law a new and inhumane form of birth control - with- last spring. The entire grievance school? holding treatment from infants. procedure was farcical and an It would be easy to be bitter. The Reagan administration shouldn't stop here, exercise in futility. Fortunately, most of the time I however. If government insists on the continuation subscribe to a belief - call it of life, then it should provide additional, needed False rumors mysteriously fatalism - that life's events oc- began to spread, slandering me cur for a reason. One door closes help to poor families so they can raise their hand- both professionally and person- and another will open. I try to icapped child. ally. The opposing side appears maintain an optimistic attitude. That would add practicality to morality. to have played dirty while I I can look in the mirror and like painstakingly followed the rules. what I see - a woman who did The ground swell of support her Job the best she could peaked and then waned as their according to the rules. voices were unheard. As long as I accept the lesson Consider the struggle One might theorize about why underlying the past year - the this happened. Some say sex- lesson I wish to pass on to you as Ism. In my years at BGSU, I my final gesture as an educator, by Rochella Thorp* edness of incidents work to- have been sexually harrassed on I can remain relatively serene in gether to oppress all women, many occasions and have been the midst of the turmoil. It's a There has been an amazing even those of us who may have treated with professional disres- simple lesson, but difficult for amount of response recently to never recognized it in our own pect through sexual innuendo to me to accept since so much of Dianna Borsi's letter in which lives. a degree that shows it is indeed my idealistic orientation contra- she expresses her anger at an As a feminist I often think of difficult for some to take female dicts it. LIFE IS QUITE SIM- incident which she defines as that heightened awareness as a scholars seriously. PLY NOT FAIR! sexist. The letters responding to burden, since it seems as though From being introduced to the Ms. Borsi's feelings strike me as a day (sometimes an hour) being honest reactions, yet they College of Arts and Sciences Patricia Remmington is an as- never goes by without having to faculty as a former playboy sistant professor of ethnic stud- display a lack of understanding face something which offends or bunny centerfold (not true!) to ies. of the motivation behind the hurts me. Most of these things MOST iNsceuTABLe tuesE jftP*.roe«e IEAC* COUC«6IOM6 original complaint. are not intended to be deroga- tory or harmful, but are habits, traditions or ways of thinking which reflect our culture's bias. It is a tremendous energy The drain to deal with these things so frequently, but I can't help it. Ana I don't want to change, Letters because I feel strongly that my vision of a better world would indeed be better, for all of us. At McDonald East residents feel- When I was a freshman and Baper which is supposed to be a Sexism is a symptom of so- times, though, I have to let my April Fool's joke ing extremely upset and very lived halfway across the cam- exible, multi-faceted, omni- ciety whose twisted values allow anger show and try to make angry. pus, I thought it was the greatest personal publication. I can lilve it to exist. It is not simply, as change so that I can live with will leave a scar mine too. Imagine having the with the fact that you ignore the Mr. Stan! wrote, "a prejudice or myseu These individuals responsi- bell tower located in the center Tigers, but I don't think you can discrimination based on sex." I It is hard these days to fight ble do not represent what a of Founder's courtyard or better live with the fact that the Old wish it were that simple, be- sexism on campus, especially As April 1 approaches, resident adviser is supposed to yet right in the middle of Mac English "D" in Detroit means cause it would be much easier to when feminism has a bad name many people are prone to pull be. The foolish immaturity dis- Beach. Trust me, you would Detroit and Dominos and to- pinpoint and eradicate. Sexism, (given to us by the media) and little harmless practical jokes played on April 1 is, for many never have to set your alarm gether stands for Dynasty. rather, is one small part of the Women for Women is so dis- on their friends and while many people, "the last straw." If they clock. Now you can understand very complex network which dained by so many who don't people enjoy pulling and receiv- wanted to stir things up, we are the agony that we had to go BradPhalln perpetuates the oppression of take time to think before they ing these jokes, there are some certain that something a little through every morning but ah 51ILeroy#35 women, created by the power condemn. times when a few individuals go less drastic would have sufficed. ... not anymore. structure of this white male sys- As we white, college-edu- one step beyond. But announcing the possibility of The bell tower should only be Editor's note: Became the News tem. Other tools used to oppress cated, middle-class women a major catastrophe is insensi- turned on during those special receives wire copy only from the women include isolation, eco- "make strides," millions of Such a case happened in tive and cruel. occasions such as holidays and Ohio Associated Press, stories nomic dependency, erasure of women without these privileges McDonald East around 11 p.m. school breaks. I wouldn't mind on the Detroit Tigers rarely are history and culture, physical are not. Cannot. It's a scary and on April 1, when three resident For those people who have one bit if they turn it on during available. violence, and lack of validation difficult thing to align yourself advisors announced that a tor- seen tornados and what they can Thanksgiving and Christmas without proven association with with others, some of whom are nado had been sighted and was do, the insensitivity of these Day or even the entire spring men. very different from you. But it is moving toward campus. They people is inexcusable. Ob- break while we're in Florida. Vote a big yes If, then, the incident which necessary and urgent. We must advised the residents to open viously, the three do not live in Once again. I would like to Ms. Borsi described was sexist, support Dianna Borsi, or at the their windows and report to the tornado areas, because if they thank the administration and for the big guy we must realize that it cannot be least, try to understand and first Door lounge. A few minutes knew, they would have realized parties responsible for turning analyzed as simply one isolated have compassion for her. She is later, the terrified residents just what was at stake. our bell tower off. Great job were shocked to hear "APRIL In the wake of all the contro- occurrence, but as a small piece at the beginning of a very long guys! versy over women's rights and in a larger puzzle. This puzzle road, but like many, many oth- FOOL!!!" accompanied by Now April 1 has passed and much shrill giggling. recognition, I would like to rec- includes rape, domestic vio- ers, has a glimpse of the end that the "APRIL FOOL!!!" jokes John Varijeu ognize and defend the rights of lence, unequal pay and discrimi- just might make the trip worth- are shelved for another year. DaveToth someone who is being unjustly natory laws. while. In light of the recent But April 1, 1985 for McDonald 198 Phi Kappa Tan weather and the fact that April and viciously abused. I'm refer- Feminists see these pieces as East Is certain to be remem- ring to the Frisch's Big Boy. part of the whole; once our Rochella Thorpe is a senior arts is National Tornado Month, bered for years to come - as a many of the residents of McDon- Why so few stories awareness has been heightened, management major from To- scar on its reputation. ; Boy has been a symbol of it is clear how the interconnect- ledo. ald East, most of whom were on Detroit Tigers? holding valuables and crying, Laura SUpanclch itality and good service for .THE BG NEWS years, but now, it seems, the thought this "harmless" prank 444 McDonald East Let's see, who are the 1984 was not funny at all. corporate monsters in control of ErJtor PmdtPm* Cow 6*or World Champions? The Detroit Big Boy seek to retire him. Tigers. Which team has the best MmnkigEdftx a*>m»y Bonwa Copy Edta P»M I Due to the lack of sensitivity AMI Monoging EOrlor TorMt Porrotti Copy EOttx Jonot Sehrook Ah, quiet at last catcher, second baseman, short- I, for one, will not let Big Boy NowiEonor ., Btnlomin Morrloon EoHorU Eo*x .■ TrudMu and subsequent stupidity of the stop and centerfielder in the go the way of the NBC Peacock, SporWEdikx MKcDMptl Griphic EOWx PWMMturzo individuals who pulled this American League? The Detroit AMI Sports EdMr StmOutm FnO*yEd«or UrryHim. "harmless" prank, we believe For the first time in many the Stay Puft MarshmaUow Man Photo ErJtor Sunn CTOM ProducUonSupY StophmM OIMch«n Tigers. Of the three major or the Ty-D-Bowl Man. Wtr.Edtor OMHofworJol Proouenon Sup'r Mrm Korotah that such actions should not go years, I would like to thank the league teams nearest to Bowling ChWCopyEdKo. ShoiyTruHy ProducHon Sup'r Crirg OHote unnoticed. The possibilities of administration and give them Green, which one is the closest? I'm urging all friends of Big what could have happened if the credit that they deserve for It isn't Cleveland. It isn't Cincin- Tht BO Nm ■ puMMwd ovy Timafcy tnrough Frktoy during In. •caoorrac r—i md there was a tornado are quite Boy to write to your local Con- WMMV during In. oummor union by t» Boord ol Sludont PumcMorw ol Bowtng Or—n turning off the bell tower. Fi- nati. Again it must be and is the obvious: loss of life, personal gressmen and to hurry to StaMUnMrrty nally, I am able to sleep in peace Detroit Tigers. Frisch's to vote - nay, DE- OpHom •KprMMd by ooUnnBtt 00 not nocoMorty ">"»ct »» opWono or it* BQ Injury, and property damage to without being awakened every Why is it that up until now, name a few. hour and every half hour by that MAND - that Big Boy be able to Tht BG Nm w* Bo««ng QrMn SUM UnMrwy an) KM* opportunity .mpk>y«i .no when the Tribe and the Tigers stay until he's good and ready to obnoxious bell tower. Having it are playing a series, that no do not dhcnmmn n r«1ng practicM But in the chaotic atmo- retire. If something isn't done Tnt BO Now. «a not acopt advaraalng thmt k dMmad rjacrtmnatory, dagraUng or located just outside your bed- other mention of the World about this soon, the Pillsbury MuMng on ma baa ol raoa, MI or national origin. sphere of this "harmless" prank room window Is enough to drive Champs has appeared? Surely Doughboy may be next! copyright 1 BBS by tha 80 Now «l

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by Benjamin Marriion news editor BILL JAMES agrees that the system is RICHARD CONRAD, director of com- puter services, said "we go out and contact Computer availability at the University is James, senior computer science major, the faculty and get a list of when the assign- W Ol better, but it isn't where the admin- said, "They have become more adequate, ments are due and work the lab hours on or students want it to be. but they weren't earlier this year. around that." Dale Schroeder director of academic "They have expanded the hours for the user services, said yesterday that the Uni- labs, but they didn't do it until just recently. He said he knows the students often have versity is doing all it can to accommodate What about the classes that require students to wait in lines, but it is because of their ^. < W \fl the students' needs. to do major programs at the beginning of the apathy. "Profs give their students assign- "Are we providing adequate computer semester? They should consider that, too." ments that aren't due for weeks. But instead time? Well, each year we've tried to im- James said that the additional hours are a of the student working on them from the prove the service - and we're getting there," necessity, but "the problem is that they time they are assigned, they wait until the Schroeder said. extended the lab hours too late in the semes- last day or two and don't get finished - or In the past two years, the University has ter." else the program took longer than they increased the number of computer labs by The lab hours were extended on two of the expected. nine. These labs are in the residence halls. systems in the latter part of March, Sch- "We could always improve - we know roeder said. But computer services was not "The worst times for a person to run a there are certainly long lines at certain sure when the best time to increase lab program is at two in the afternoon and at times for the computers, we need more hours would be. eight o'clock at night - and the students 1 +1 equipment ... but we need the money and "From a management point of view, it's continue to go at those times and wait in the space - not really the space though, hard to predict when the labs will be really line. BG News/PnU Ma because if the money was there, then we busy," Schroeder said. "For instance, we "Granted, there are problems with the Where's the » «n n*>? »*u"o would make the space. know that right before a break the labs are system, but the students have to be willing Kim Gallagher, freshma n special education major, looks for a ray "We're improving, but it's all related to busy, and we try to accommodate the needs to work whatever is available," Schroeder of sun as a cloud tern porarlly blocked her tanning yesterday af- money," he said. of the students.' said. lernoon in front of Dunbi r Hall. One you pay for. one you don't. Ai Little Caesars," we call ihai pinafpina!" Our pizza is made with 100% natural ingredients. — £f?

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Rax parking lot, David Barber, sault of a male University student last Tuesday morn- struggled constantly as the took him to the hospital. given the go-ahead by City Coun- William Herald, Ward 4, ad- public works director, said. men forced his face toward Toe student had not been cil Monday night despite some mitted street repairs "needed to According to Detective another male in the car who injured because the males opposition. be addressed, but a project that In addition, a utility pole on were not successful in abus- the northeast corner will nave to Linda McCool, the student bad exposed his genitals. needs $900,000 a year can't be came into the station to ex- ing him, she said. The city will be able to adver- helped with a one-time $177,000 be moved to the southeast cor- The men also tried to take The only description the tise for bids immediately be- shot in the arm." ner at a cost of $28,000-$35,000, plain to police what hap- pened. off the student's pants, but student could give the police cause the ordinance was passed David Elsass, Ward 2, agreed Barber said. About $180,000 has did not succeed, McCool said. was that the driver had as an emergency measure. Non- been budgeted for the entire McCool said the student more street resurfacing was was walking along South Col- blonde hair and all of the men emergency measures go into needed but "I think we have to project, although bids have not THE STUDENT managed were large in stature. effect 60 days after the mayor been made, he said. lege Drive near Sixth Street do both." sometime before 3 a.m. when to climb through the window, McCool said the student is signs them. she said. Somehow, the door willing to follow through and John Quinn, Council presi- The re-alignment will allow a 1977, dark-blue, four-door THE PROJECT involves re- Mercury automobile pulled of the car opened and the press charges if the men are dent, voted against the project, aligning the east end of West east- and west-bound traffic on student was able to escape. caught. explaining "My feeling is that Poe Road, where it meets North Poe Road to move at the same up beside him. we're treating the acne (the Main Street, to line up with East time, rather than alternating as intersection) and letting the can- Poe Road on the other side. A on the present intersection, and cer (general street repair driveway coming out of a serv- will reduce the duration of red needs) go," he said. ice station on the northwest cor- lights, Barber said. ner will be extended to meet the Auction is for charities Council member Joyce re-aligned street. The grass He said plans and specifica- by Danielle Fischer Items to be auctioned include ITEMS IN the University lost Kepke, at-large, did not attend strip between the Rax Restau- tions for the re-alignment would staff reporter bicycles, Jewelry, watches, um- and found or in the possession of the meeting, but a letter from , rant parking lot and Poe Road be ready to present to prospec- brellas, and stereo equipment, Campus Safety had to be her urging a "no" vote on the on the northeast corner will be tive bidders in two weeks. I bear five dollars; do I hear Sgt. Ralph Bratt, of Campus claimed by their owners by Mon- six? Going, going, gone! Sold to Safety, said. Two televisions and day to avoid being auctioned. r Dateline- the young man wearing the polo a tape recorder will also go up Money raised through the auc- Cth in China?" Join Li dence Hall. Sponsored by the shirt in the front row. on the block. tion will be donated at the end of Wednesday, April 17 o-Bao, Yu Li-Hua, and Sue Honors Program. Phrases like these can be "It's pretty much like any the semester when the Charities Ellen Campbell in a dis- heard when the Charities Board auction - you get an array of Board and Volunteers in Pro- Cultural Conversations - cussion on China at 7:30 p.m., Nutrition Consulting - The auctions items that have been different things?' Bratt said. gress divide the funds they have "China: What is it like to be Main Lounge, Conklin Resi- Peer Nutrition Consulting lost or stolen and then recovered The Charities Board adver- raised throughout the year be- Service is open today from by Campus Safety and Security, tised in the News "a couple of tween local charities, Clinton 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the today in the Student Services weeks ago" and stated the board said. Student Wellness Center. Stop Forum. intended to auction all un- by Room 220 of the Health Viewing of the items will be- claimed items, Debbie Clinton, The Charities Board had a Small 10 Inch Center or call 372-0302 for an gin at 2:30 p.m. Eugene Alder, a graduate adviser of the Char- pumpkin sale last October and a 1 Item Pizza appointment or for more in- professional auctioneer, will be- ities Board and first year grad- ticket booth at the Mardi Gras formation. gin the auction at 3:30 p.m. uate student in College Student celebration held in February to •3.00 Personnel, said. raise additional funds. (reg. 3.75) THESIS Senate (Continued from page 1) Eat in or Canyout SPECIALISTS ling of grievance procedures and procedures for formal grievance hearings. 10% off thesis copying THE SENATE accepted a recommendation to make it impossible for a faculty member to serve on the committee if that member has been an appellant (one bringing a complaint) or the respondent & kinkes (defendant) in a case brought before the committee in the last three 1 Expires: 4/30/85 years. Any committee member who becomes so involved would I automatically be removed from the committee. Also accepted was a recommendation to divide the FPCC into SUBS-18 VARIETIES subcommittees on hearings, conciliation, and an executive commit- tee, and adding one more member to the committee. MINIBURGERS • CHILI • FRIES There was no chance for the Senate to vote on the recommenda- tion regarding a motion to dismiss or modify grievance petitions 510 E. Wooster St. BGSU MODEL UNITED NATIONS filed by faculty members. 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COLUMBUS (AP) -Republican Senate Cincinnati and, if so, how much money the All of the 69 institutions ordered closed by President Paul Gillmor leveled a critical state would have to pump into the deal. Celeste on March 15 after runs by depositors blast at Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste's The buyout - prior to last week's review of have since reopened, but customers of 25 of administration yesterday, saying it bad Home State's books by auditors from Chem- them still are limited to withdrawals of no "failed, totally failed" to implement an ical Bank - was expected to include an more than $1,000 per month. emergency law helping some state-char- infusion of $70 million to $90 million in state tered savings and loans reopen. tax money. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY April 5 en- Negotiations were under way in New acted a measure intended to speed up the Meanwhile, Celeste was still awaiting York, and Robert McAlister, state superin- full-service reopening process. It made $60 word from the Chemical Bank of New York tendent of savings and loans, said a deal was million in non-tax money available to help on whether it would make a firm offer to buy expected to be worked out yesterday or institutions meet capital requirements to the closed Home State Savings Bank of today. qualify for federal deposit insurance. Coleman requests new counsel CINCINNATI (AP) -Alton lawyers, Peter Rosenwald and That's why I'm seeking the best Coleman, who is being jailed Coleman interrupted jury selec- Douglas Mcllwain, declined to counsel I can." in a separate building from tion yesterday tor his murder comment about Coleman's alle- Brown, said he would not plead trial to ask that his lawyers be gations. Common Pleas Judge Coleman, 28, and Brown, 22, guilty "to such an obscene fired, alleging they allowed him Richard Niehaus, who appointed both of Waukegan, 111., could be charge." He said, however, "I to have "private meetings" with the lawyers for Coleman and is sentenced to death in Ohio's might consider signing a plea Debra Brown, his common-law presiding at the trial, said he did electric chair if convicted of last agreement, in the event that we wife and ctHiefendant. not believe the claims. summer's beating murder of can spend intimate time to- Coleman's court-appointed Marlene Walters. 44. They also gether as we have been." "As far as counsel is con- are charged with injuring her cerned, I'm not comfortable husband, Harry, 45, in the July He also alleged that his law- with them," Coleman said as he 13 attack at the Walters' home in yers promised him money to stood in court to address Nie- suburban Norwood. keep quiet about allowing him haus. "This is not what I want in the "private meetings" with defense counsel. 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. c=c ■Mi ■*%■ il , ■■■ * A e**a ■Ma -N. SRorts BG News/April 17,1965 8 Bird and Celts will perch on NBA's top branch Now that the National Xto keep up with LA. have a deep and talented bench some that should, but probably time since 1977. Cleveland also hauling down eight rebounds per Basketball Association's Celtics and Sixers will be with Scott Wedman and Cedric won't. - downed Philadelphia twice in contest as the Pacers floundered regular season is finally over, the teams to stop in the East, Maxwell. Moit Valuable Player: As I one week, including a victory in to the worst record in the league. the time has come to pick the despite Milwaukee's great So we have a rematch of last said before, Bird couldn't be the Sixers' own Spectrum. Others under consideration league's 1985 champion. season. I see Alton Lister having fear's championship series and stopped and that's why bell get Jesse James without a gun include Philly's Mo Cheeks, New Of course, the playoff process a tough time in the playoffs. 'm looking for a repeat. Boston this award. award: Denver robbed Portland Jersey's Michael Ray makes this a long and tedious Almost every basketball fan is going to win it all, taking when they shipped Kiki Richardson and Seattle's Tom task, but most of the games are has a very strong opinion on the Rookle-of-the-year: Vandeweghe to the Blazers for Chambers. merely formalities. Philly-Boston matchup and I'm Karl's Komments Everyone's saying what an easy Calvin Natt. Vandeweghe Most overrated player: I know In the East. Boston will no exception. As a fan, I'd choice this is, that Michael scored 22.4 ppg, but pulled down this will go over like a cement bounce Cleveland; Philadelphia choose the Sixers, only because Jordan should get it hands down. less than three rebounds per balloon, but I just don't like will struggle but top Moses Malone, much like Let's not forget Akeem "The contest and played his typical Atlanta's Dominique Wilkins. Washington; Milwaukee will Kareem, saves his best for the Dream" Ola Ju wan who was a matador defense. Natt scored Yes, he scores a ton of points but sweep Chicago; and Detroit will playoffs, and Bobby Jones is one major factor in Houston's drive more (23.3ppg, 11th in the NBA), he gives up almost as many. He outlast New Jersey. of my favorite players. by Karl Smith to the playoffs. But Jordan's pulled down almost eight boards can't rebound and creates a lot In the West, Dallas will BUT LOGICALLY, I have to sports reporter charisma, and awesome talent, per game and played tenacious of turnovers trying to showboat. squeak past Portland in five; pick the Celtics. No one stopped will gamer this award for him. defense. As an added bonus, the Even though he gets his share of Denver will outrun San Antonio; Larry Bird during the regular Nuggets also swiped center steals, I think his total is an Los Angeles will make quick season, so I find it hard to Coach-of-tbe-year: I'm going Wayne Cooper from the Blazers. illusion. For every steal, he gets work of Phoenix. believe that anyone will stop seven games to do it. Bird will on a hometown bias and picking burnt three times. Los Angeles will emerge from him with the NBA championship walk away with the series' Most Cleveland's George Karl. The Most underrated player: This All-NBA team: F-Bird and the West. I like the Nuggets, but on the line. Also, Ray Williams Valuable Player Award. Cavs were NBA whipping boys a one is tough but I'd give it to Natt, C-Moses Malone, G- Kareem does his best in the has fit in with Boston's offense Speaking of awards, here's a year ago but under Karl's reign Clark Kellogg of Indiana. He Earvin Johnson and Isiah playoffs and Denver lacks the surprisingly well and the Celtics few that will be handed out, and reached the playoffs for the first averaged over 17ppg while Thomas. Host an exchange Domino's Pizza Delivers. 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BG News/Susan Cross •ALL heat, water, and trash pick up paid for Kenny Rankin, here jumping 22' 7 1/2", won the long jump competition at the tri-meet between Bowling Green Tenant Pays Electric Only Eastern Michigan University and University of Toledo. Summer Rates Available Falcon nine splits with ONU Rental Office located in Amherst Village Bowline Green's baseball 7-0 with Mark Fleming getting 1520 Clough Behind Wendy's team split in a double-header his first win against two losses. yesterday with Ohio Northern in In the night cap. ONU scored THE Ada. two runs in the bottom of the OFFICE HOURS SAT 9-12 352-0164 seventh for a 4-3 win. Greg John- COPT SHOP I BG took the opener, winning, son, now 1-2, took the loss. NEWLOVE The SRC Needs Your Help! MANAGEMENT Volunteers are needed for Choose your Summer The 6th Annual Triathlon. Apartment NOW!!! Meetings: Wednesday, April 17 PRINTING & IMPRINTING 4:00 or 7:00 p.m. LARGE TROPHY DISPLAY * 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments CHECK OUR PRICES SRC Conference Room * Apartments, houses, duplexes ■USINUS CAWS • TAM.I HUTS * Bargain rates MOCHUMS • WEDDING STA TONA«T Contact Michelle Rolston or Lori Meredith with * Very close to campus -RBUMB- questions 372-2711. SELF-SERVE PHOTOCOPIES * Summer Leases Available TYPING • TYPESETTING 352-4068 336 S. MAIN 352-5620 117% I. CCHMMOWMNO CHIN |f you're f hen you getting a could JOHN NEWLOVE degree qualify in for Apartments Available for Summer & Fall Any area and will have at least 4 courses in biology Fisheries Extension 521 E. Merry (near the Towers) L 2 BR - Furnished Any area and have 6 months 0 of experience in carpentry. 715 Third St. W welding, mechanics, plumbing 1 BR - Furnished (Summer only) S or electricity Vocational Training 840 Sixth St. at S. College (Rockledge) U Any area and will have at least 2 BR • Furnished N 6 courses in biology, chemistry, Science or Math M physics or math leaching 850 Sixth St. at S. College (Rockledge) R c 2 BR ■ Furnished R Any area and have 2 years of 831 Seventh St. T farming experience Agriculture Extension E 2 BR - Furnished Any area and will have at least Spanish Literacy Forest Apts. - S. College and Napoleon Rd. S 2 years of college-level Spanish ... Extension 2 BR - Furnished or Unfurnished If you're gating a degree this spring ot summer, then you could qualify (or a work) ol professional 449 S. Enterprise opportunities In one of (0 countries overseas o*m the U.S. reace Corps. ApiMraHm art mm kttaa. accepted. 1 BR • Stove and Refrig. furnished (Me Many programs ask (or specific degrees and backgrounds not listed here. Check with a Peace 455 S. Enterprise Corps representative for a complete description of openings, opportunities and benefits. 1 BR - Stove and Refrig. furnished Call Toll Free 1-800-521-8686, ext. 107 John Newlove Real Estate For More Details, Call U.S. Peace Corps 354-2260 or 352-3841 (12-4pm) "Hie toughest Job you'll ever love" or 352-6553 . Classifieds BG News/April 17,1985 IB Congratulatlona Chris DeAngelo Business Career Search Seminar Rmte M or F. 85/86 yr. Lrge Apt. Fum.. on being a BGSU cheerleader" FOR SAlfl VTvatar 2500 Fwah Retails al SSO. CLASSIFIEDS: 60'PER LINE S1 80 MINIMUM CHARGE PER DAY 35-40 April II. 1SI5 PRIVATE BEDROOM. Nth spa ncl GRAO eeahp. now lor $40 Good condition I have We knew you could do W SPACES PER LINE. 50- EXTRA FOR BOLD TYPE CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS 3rd Boor Student Union STUDENT pref . S150 complete Laurie or netmctjon manual too Cal Sue at 372-2601 Love, the Ben Li' sates Steve 218-236-7766 $5 45 PER DAY 1 INCH INCREMENTS ONLY 7 LINE MAXIMUM PER AD PATTY JUNE" BOERGER DESPERATELY For tale Platlorm bed/can convert to bunk w/t CONGRATULATIONS SEEKING STRANGER WITH CREAMY 1 MALE ROOMMATE NEEOED FOR SUM- ADVERTISING DEADLINE TWO DAYS IN ADVANCE BY 4P M CAMPUS CITY RICH "BAGEL BOY" WALLACK mattreoa Stained wood, almost new Beat offer THIGHS I DON'T KNOW. JUST CALL ME MER HOUSE CLOSE TO CAMPUS SSS PER 364-8486 EVENTS RUN 'HE FIRST DAY FREE OF CHARGE. SUBSEQUENT ADS ON BEING SELECTED THE CRAZY HERE'S TO GOOD WINE AND GOOD MO. PLUS UTX CALL 354-7014 OR STOP For Sale Stereo w'cabmet CHARGES BY REGULAR RATE SCALE UNIVERSITY PLACEMENTS SCHED- INTRAMURAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR TALK YOU LOOK SEXY IN A WET SWEAT-. BY 204 S SUMMIT ST Colored Sytvarva TV YOUR BROS OF THETA CHI SHIRT HA—HA LOOKING FORWARO TO ULE APPEARS AS THE FIRST LISTING EVERY OTHER TUESOAv Cal 364-7780 after 6 00 Dana SOME MORE OOOO TIMES WITH A GIRL I You've bean a greet frtand I can't wan HI the REALLY CARE ABOUT I LOVE YOU- WARD HELP WANTED ELECTRIC GUITAR AND 60 WATT AMPLIFIER HOM6 USE OHLV - EXCELLENT CONOfTION 17S> TNa eummer should be en interesting Patty Vanyo. Aprl 17. 1968 STUDENTS Have al your typing CALLRANOY 364-7316 AFTER 9 00pm one. nemamber. If you over need anything let Congratulatlona on your KD SAM lavaiertng to needs dona professionally Attention. Cant say you cant earn enough me know Love, Frank Tony at the Unrverelty ol Cincsinati We're also 1976 Ford Grand Torino New brakes new Wa type term papers. money thai Bummer unn you check Come aee DELTA UPSILON BIKE RACE happy for you! Love and AO.T , Your KD eHemator $600 Cal 354-7282 CAMPUS/CITY EVENTS oieeertattone. theea Book what Society Corp. can do tor you kitervvjwa SATUROAY, APRIL 20th sisters manuscripts, reeumee and any ■ 1:00. 2.00. 3:00 The) opportunity might IB7B Triumph Spit Fire convertible 4 speed. 6 30 am (AM S'S HAPPY HOURS— 4 TO lam turn your summer around Summer Kternahipa good condition Great tummer carl Tan to Mr AMA YEARENO BLOW-OUT gamers! typing Get MM Greet Week 'If Her* I games. F YOU ARE 21. WE WILL IE HAPPY a ilatili. Mutt have tranaportaoon See you King al 352-2528 Plus cookout belorehend al Cm Friday earn Coatee Part TO SERVE YOUI Wednesday and Thursday. AprH 17th and 18th FOR SALE: ISM SUNSIrtD. $2000, BEST Tha log parly replaces data party GLEMBY SALON AT UHLMANS Canal Rm.. Student Union. OFFER. 25,000 HUES. EXCELLENT SHAPE THIS SATURDAY NIGHT. April 20 SCECI SCECI SCECI Apr! Special $30 00 Perm Speciel 182-4111 or SSW147 Tha prealdent wi be your proud Last Meeting Sun., April 21 CAMELOT MUSIC I rapidly e«panding national nduoea hstrcul 352-5615 hoat lor tha joyous event TUCKER TYPING MO SatcheMer 2nd Floor Lounge record a tape ntHii la seeking coeege grad- 76 Vega rune wel. low i. $700 Cal Congrats lor placing al Nationals Professional equipment lor your needs Cad Good kick Greek Week - Never Again- Torch FREE PIZZA uates or InoMdutl with management expen- ' 352 8230 In Maw Orleanall Nancy 352-0609 Runners Otlleer Elections lor Kll ence. Cemelol otters you FUZZ BUSTERS FOR SALE: MICRO EVE 1 ALL EDUCATORS WELCOME!! Professional training program APtCS/MOMT Club meeting otticer elections TEST PREPARATION HELLOOOOO WENOY SUPREME B/W REAR VIEW MIRROR. USED STANLEY KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER NOT ONLY WERE YOU ONE OF THE LEAD- Sharon BeVTtbtvTi. Competitive salsry FOR t MOS (RED SMt.MI SELLING FOR 730 Thursday Aprs 18. 110 BA Speaker E»ce«. kieurance * benefit package Joann Krol Director ol Placement speaking on 536-3701 Toledo. OH ING VOTE GETTERS FOR U S G. YOU WERE Happy belated Birthday' You are my lavorlte"" 1200. CALL SAM OR FALU AT 152-tli2 or Pram sharing S retirement program Finding a rob after Graduation SAT • LSAT • ORE CHOSEN AS PRES. FOR THE 1985 86 Love. Your U'l 1SMI14S ACT • GMAT • MCAT QOLDENHEARTS OF SKJMA PHI EPSILON tnttrwawa wl be conducted in the Student ASM MONTHLY MEETING APRIL 16, 7.30 pm MRsWOfEBT 'IS IS COMING Needed to aaN: I mo. ok) Nlahlal 12 speed •C.P A REVIEW BUT YOU WERE ALSO CHOSEN GOLDEN Servtoaa Btdg. Rm 360 on April 18, 1965 Ed 115 OAVE MACE OF MARATHON OIL SPRMOFEST 'IS IS COMINO bate, la In EsceHent condition Call Ron at ■STATE NURSING BOARDS-SNCLEX' HEART OFTHE YEAR WHAT A ROOMIE Looking lor bartenders cooks, waitresses, and 1H-7016 tar more Into. WILL BE THE SPEAKER- TOPIC WILL BE SPNNOFEST 'SI IS COMINO LOVE YA. ANGIE - uarmektt Ploeee send Reaume and phone DATA BASE MANAGEMENT Sororities Frals Haas EST 8f> IS COtRNO FOR BALE: ISM SWtMRD 13200 OR BEST Have you heard "THE SYSTEM?' HOUSEBOY NEEDED FOR W-M SCHOOL number to Port Hole Restaurant. Lakeahore Join the Sailing Ckib Tha Brothers ol Sigms Alpha Rd . Holy's Island. OH 43438 OFFER (MAKE OFFER SOON) 2S.000 MILES Contact us to D J your next Dash YEAR. * INTERESTED CALL MKW Wad. April 17. 1MB 1:00pm - EXCELLENT SHAPE H2-4S1S, 1M-6147. Compentrve Rales - Light Show Eptaon regret to announce that Mark's hiring waitresses lor 85-86 school year 222 MSC All welcome to attend. IllaioaleJ In Joining a sorority trss fat? Come Patrick O Murphy has taken Wedding Dress Cal 3548352 Aak lor OAVE "Gal the Scoops on Rush" and regteter to Must be 21 Previous experience THE PEER NUTRITION CONSULTING SERV seriouery • The Brothers would BeautHul. antique style, Venetian lace Sue 7- participate in the 1985 Fel Rush Program, appreciated Apply In person April 17-19 bat. ICE IS OPEN TOOAV FROM 11 30 AM lo I 00 Ike lo wwh him e speedy 2-4 New, never worn- Price neoMMolo. 362-2264 PM M THE STUDENT WELLNESS CENTER. hilorrnaaon A a aide ahow wi be preaented recover, at Wood Count, Tues . Apr! 16 (7:30 cm) Community Suite, t SUMMER EMPLOYMENT ROOM 220 HEALTH CENTER. (2-0302) Abortion, pregnancy tests General Hoepital Weds . Apr! 17 (9 30 pm) N E Commons. Any ATTENTION BUSINESS. MARKETING, SALES student rates "The Rock Music Close-Up" A mutti madia questions, cal Unn 2 3307 or 2-2534. STUDENTS presentation ol rock musicians and their music CENTER FOR CHOICE HOW WILL YOU INVEST THIS SUMMER? Presented by musician and drummer Rob downtown Toledo JERRY KAISER - An Alpha DM data party with you la going to be a lot ol tun 11 can't wall' Wear THE NEW MADNESS Wa are an established. Toledo based distrib- Lamp FREE— open to al. Wednesday. April 419-265-7769 SPRMOFIEST '65 uting company with exciting sales positions 17th al 7 30pm in the Grand BaaToom your beach amre and be reedy for e great Itnei SATURDAY APR*. 21 available starting Key 11th through Auguat FOR RENT sponsored by B G S U Bible studies- A mem- COLLEEN BE THERE MM. ber of Great Commission Church Karen Haass and Stacy Taylor- fengratuWiona WE OFFER: 1 THE HEW MADNESS 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Commodore 64 user's group wit be on Thurs on being chosen as B G.S.U. tour guidea Tha •Opportunity to tern $200400 p., net SPRINOFEST 'IS $120 18th at 7 30 » 113A Hayes Over 775 pubic PERSONALS Alpha Xfa ate proud to have such leaders' ■Base salary, commission, expenses SI>RINOFEST 'IS par person par monm-unfum -4 paraon apt domain prog aval Only $5 lo ion CalChnsal KIM SNOW. 'Exceptional training with pay SPRINOFEST 15 $134 354-7327 lor more mfo ALPHA XI'S — ARE YOU READY TO GET UT Hope your having a great Wednesday" Let's •Opportunity lo travel SPRtNOFEST 'IS par paraon per montn-lum -4 parson apt. FOR GREEK WEEK? , get together real soon Maybe Margaritas at •PoselbWty to won a home town territory Next to Sem B'a Real (across from Harehman) Sundance?? Love. Barb THE OLDEST GREEK EVENT ALPHA XI'S CATHY BRAOSHAW, SUSAN YOU WOULD NEED: A desire tor tha sales FREE LOCK-OUT KEY SERVtCE-24 m./day DELTA UPSILON BIKE RACE LOST & FOUND BRANIC. SARA MEYERS. TEENIE DUSBIBER. KREISCHER QUAD experience, dependeble ear, be aMa to won FREE HEAT S CABLE TV 38 YEARS ANO GOING STRONOI AND MICHELLE GOULD - YOU 010 A GREAT THE TOGA TUNNEL PARTY IS COMING full time, ham a desire to nead to earn at Convenient to SRC. Library S Music BUg SRC appicetona are now avaaatHa for eummer kttet 12.000 this summer. Lost Gold trl-cokx Bracelet Reward upon 118 JOB IN THE CHI OMEGA SUNSHINE RUN' ARE YOU HEADY? Next to reetaurants, book store, laundry mat, WE'RE SO PROUD OF YOUII Laurine youth tun and Ittneaa counselors Greet expert CALL (419) 8SJ-S712 or write PERMA bank > carry-out Cal Tom al 352-1800 eve return Cal Gal 372 4945 CRAFTS LOVE, YOUR SISTERS I Mat wanted to let you know that I'm always ence working with chldren Apracaflone due I wkanda or 352-4673 Mori Frt m AM LOST 6 mo young cat from S Prospect area. Apr! 28 Application and interview sign up at S1S1 Monroe SL. Toledo, OH 41121 Gray & brown tiger, female No cottar Missing Andy- Hare'a a no-nonaenae personal to lei there for you You've been a trustworthy friend, Need Fe S Male students lo M houses a apts SRC mam office Cal 372-2711 with ques Local Hrm haa openings In It's Itra and lor approx 3 weeka Please cad 352-0762 everyone know how special you are lo me which la hard to IHd these days A'i'eaarils now. Near campus Ph. 352-7366 Hona safely depart. Guaranteed starting salary Thanks lor letting me brag Sunday night Low, your roommtta SUMMER APARTMENTS - 2 BEDROOMS M.0OHR remember, il you don't toot your own horn, no LES SZEKELV and TOM MeOANNON Oarta Oarta Darts'!" Across trom Harehman Dorm ComoleledBrt shop st Purcel's 131i No experience necessary. Call tor RIDES one wi do it lor you Love. Plane Sunaets art red Cal Tom at 352-1800 eve 1 wkanda W WrjoateriDowntown) Ptuf 352-6264 Interview between IAM-5PM Monday Tha ocean is blue or 352 4673 Mon -f Ii In AM ATTENTION: Outer ol Omega Members slec- thru Friday 1-eeHOM Hona April 14. We must continue to growl AH that's left to be said Summer Leaaes Now Available RIDERS NEEOED TO INDIANA U (Little 6001 GOVERNMENT JOBS S16.000 • SSO.OOOryr la let's gat a brew next* letting, pool. AC . I bedroom. $160 IKs weekend. April 19-21 Cal Mate at 354- Volunteers needed lor the SRC triathlon Meet poaafHa Al rjccupobOna Cal 1-805-687- Your Alpha Pert datee per month; 2 bedroom. S210per month Cal 7462 mga an) Wad. April 17 al 4 00 or 7 00 SRC 6000 Ext R-9849 to Bnd out how 1 "LIFE'S A BEACH," 364-3633. 12-6. Help11' Ride needed to O U. tha weekend1 Can Conference Room SUMMER STORAGE SERVICE UNLESS YOU'RE WITH AN Poamon open for feme) WSI at giria summer leave anytime Wed Thurs or Friday or return FOR YOUR ROOM FURNISHINGS Houae trom May to August 20 $330'mo Cal Business Career Search ALPHA PELT camp Black River Ranch Croawai. Mich Men or Tues wa help with gas SSS Cat Deb 'SPRING PICKUP ANO FALL DELIVERY ' M 354-7545 _^ Seminar (313)679-2506 al 2-5974 Thanks" USA (TINNOCHIO) CARANNO. CALL NOW 3S2-UM Sameatar laettt avaeable lor affloency apts April 18. 1915 SO WHAT'S THE DEAL? IS IT BETTER IN THE •VTERV1EWS Ride available lo Univ ol Dayton in exchange FOR INFO OR RATES AND (Fal) $265Jmo fidudaa TV S Cable Al utj.. 3rd floor student Union SHOWER? REVENGE IS SO SWEETII For an expanding program at a large local lor gas S. Leaving Friday the 19th around 2 30 SCHEDULING fury fum 364-3182 11-4 Ben Rowe. Kely Major. Bran McVey. Brian LORI ANDERS - ORMSBY company Ctoportunlty for Merchandiee Cal Diane st 2-5341 tor more rito Assistant In a Co-op aaalgnment Alternating McCantock & Amy Darxaka: A belated congrat- Congratulatlona on your engagement to Rich I RIDE NEEDED TO OHIO STATE OR MIAMI Summer. Fal and Spring Semeatart Fui-time ulations on your quick win in tha PI Kapp - Sig can't wart tor September 13. 1986. I'm going to UNIVERSITY THIS WEEKEND (APRIL 19-21) Ep -Pis Mu scavenger hunt miaa you' exceetnt benefits That la a long range career CAN LEAVE FRIDAY AFTER 1 1 30 AM recruiting program Cal tha Co-op OtHce at Apartments. Houses. Duplexes BETSY PAPENHAGEN. One I rmte needed lo share apt 85-86 school RETURN ANYTIME SUNDAY WILL HELP Margaret Toeeey' 372-2461 or vkvt us at 222 Admin Btdg lor Cal 354-2260 or 362-6563 YOU'RE THE BEST BETS" HAVE A SUPER 1 year. Very ctoee to campus, very reasonable WITH GAS S CALL MARK AT 2-1877 Welcome to the lam*, You real, have got the regxMratJon John Newlove Reel Estate BIRTHDAY!! LOVE, YOUR DEE GEE U'L PHYL beat big In ma whole wide world! its great to Cal 352-3743 Free lob eearch training 1 |ob rXacemenl 318 E Wooster BIKE RACE HAPPY HOURS have you at a apactal eater! r is now taking appomlmente at aarvlcee. For more nto cal Laalay 364-3641 SERVICES OFFERED MK.TONS 7-9pm Volunteers needed for the SRC triathlon Meal- Jau Bau 115 Cloogh St 352 0061 20% off BUOWEISER SPECIALS ing* are Wed. Apr! 17 at 4:00 or 7:00 SRC al services thru Apr! Bar help wanted tor IS-SI school year. Musi be 20 years old or older Apply In person Frl„ Chris DeAngeto. congralutationa on making the Contartnce Room! • FOUTS TYPING • April II between 1 end 3 p.m. at Main St. Need rMtperatsry paraon or persons lo rent BG cheerleaders I'm reefy proud of you Si/page (da) On campus pick up (M—F) "NEVER AOJUN" CAMPAIGN KICKOFF WANTED M 2-3701 apt. lor eummer or 1 year 2 bedrm, untum, 4 00pm 669 2579 Let's get that ankle back in shape ao we can THURSDAY. APRIL II IN OLD FRATERNITY tree cable and more neeeonaole rent, al uta party! Love. Al ROW! TO 10 PM Included except else Cal anytime 354-1546 Congratulations KELLY NOLAN on your ON YOUR MARK Wanted Two female roommates needed for Efficiency Apartment for Summer Spring clean your stereo equipment al Audio 85 86 yr S100 per month Cal 2 5870 poeJOon aa aasistant chairman ol the Business GET SET $225 par month Cal 353-0036 after 8 00 Works 248 S Mail. Bowing Green, Career Seminer Good luck with your busness 00 00 SOUTHWESTERN 1 NEED TO BUY A COUPON BOOK. CALL BEN pm 352-3595 Complete dean lube and teat al leadership qualities Love, the slaters of Alpha AT 172-1171 lor only $20 Xi Delia Houeee 1 Apts lor 1985 86 school year Avatabtt for eummer Two bedroom, furnished FOR SALE Smith Boons Rentals 352-8457 Mwn 12- apartment Cloee to campus Cheap 354- 4pm or 352-8917 after 6 00pm 8829 I across from Oflenheuer 2 bdrm. Roommate needed tor Spring/Summer apt lor 3 or 4 AnHhH Summer S Fal. yra Apt Comer ol S Coeege I Nepoleon. lease $375.'mo oka ubWaa, depoelt Daytime near drive-thru. Reasonable. Cal Don For sale Girta 26" 10-apead. Now 364-7901 352-7505-a«t 49 Alter 5:30. 352-3408. or Damon 354-8141 For safe Radar detector WhWtar apectrum DELUXE 2 bedroom apt 2 rmtee to ahare house tor Fel semester Cal Pd S300 00 new Make oiler OCMB 3596 Close lo campus Ba 354-7545 Ptetforrn Loll 1 yr old Excellent condition Muat Cal 352-7454 Desperately needed: 2 roommatea to sublease eel »125or reasonable Prior 2 1754 1 bedroom apt tor eummer Price negotiable Location greet'" GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM SI 5 blocks from campus* 12 mo. lease BGSU l45Manviea For more nlo 364-7285 (U Repalrl Also dainquent tax property Cal 1 Cal 352 7454 F SUMMER ROOMMATE NEEDED ONLY 805-687 6000 Ext QH-9849 tor a^ilwSan. S200- WHOLE SUMMER 1 UTHJTIES NEW For Sale- 1980 Yamaha 400cc S750 00 686 2 bedroom apartments BLDG OWN RM W/EXTRAS CALL 353- 6197 Cal 352-7454 0183 PEGGIE AFTER 4:00 1983 750 Honda Shadow Motorcycle 2300 Summer Rentals at speciel ratee tor HOUSES 2 F. NS roommatea needed tor 85-86 N moss. excoStnt cond 435-1603 after 4 pm ROOMS - APTS Phone 362-7365 Summit I E Merry, Furniehed $ 1 25 mo Cal any line Andres 354 7433 or Dawn 364-7515 78 MOB 39.000 milee No rual Convertible lop S4.200 or beat otter Cal (419) 698-1736 2 bdrm apta tor 3 or 4 students 2 stmeeter > 1 or 2 lemale rmtee. tor '85-86 school year After 4 00. rxivldual kttaat. Near campua Phone 362- Cloee to campus For more into cal 2-4615. 7385 QaTt 10 speed Dfce. S60 00 Cal 2-6644 1 F rmte tor '85-68 school year 2 bdrma. 2 bathrooms Furnished Cal 2 3962 or 2-3973 2 bad suspended loft $200 1 year oU 372- SON)] rl siterested S1S3 SUMMER APTS. 2 bedroom, furnished. Asr cond., Laundry laellttlea Cable TV i water Paid by owner 1475.00 TOTAL _JML 152-7112 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Edited by Trade Mkhel Jaffe ACROSS DOWN 37 Futda la«d«r 48 French pa/ants t Jacob's lirti 1 Makaavarbal 30 Causa of 4» Marsh birds SlMMEK *vil««1«l •M«U It anrtoyarvoa 50 Slow person 8 "—— Nsmsh." 2 Utarary nom da 40 Fltar 53 Actor Bogarde Pmsisnspic pluma 42 Wtl#f Mrt 55 Mishmaah poem 3 Solar disc 43Madl0ms 56 Celebration 10 L«vo« brolly 4 Ukeamaiinaa maatlnga 57 Negatives. 14 CSKI. AstSfl idol 44 Sail to Bums rrvountstn rsng« 5 Popular fauna 48 Wahma's waa. 60 Newcomer, LMng room, bed room, ahare kitchen and bath, 15 Certain Nyoro 6 Haggard till* 47 Sunacraan for shot no utHae. quart environment, available May Fun comes in all flavors DSOpNI 7 Rosamary, 26 $160 mo Cal 362-5672 around 6 pm 18 Bsssbsll lorona at BGSU's Summer CKOlhdK 8 Hlgniightsst ANSWER TO WEVIOUS PUZZLE: THURSTW APARTMENTS 17 Provtncaol lhaopara HMUI.IU IlllkJ [ll.ir.lt'JII AIR CONDITIONING. FULLY CARPETED CA Session. Register now Tuscsny 9 Sarvant of old BLEVISION. EFFtCtNCY. LAUNDRY FACtJ- 18 I'sland. 10 Dingbat M :l-il-il 1 I.1DH I lll.'JMia TIES NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER S FALL . . for the best selection post Ic ally 11 Alaskan native 461 THURSTINAVE 352-5435 12 Tlma period DIIMH lllllillMII ,11414 19 Camaf a pan SUMMER/FALL RENTALS: of summer classes. 20 —— <1own 13 Up-and-coming IIHIIMIIIH liliMI lit 22 Do a numbar on 21 Molhar'a lllll IM lli:il.ll'li;ilt Modem, furnished, AC apta. ExceUerrl You can pick up your 24 Aquatic admonition i.ir.n;i IIHIIII niii.i uiii location, rtaaonaett ram. l-BR (eummer mammal 23 Blanc [1I1HI.II.I 11MI1 I Jl 41.1 ill only) and 2 BR (tummer andlor next year) free summer sched- 28 SitckiaJkar 29 Mrna tinds III1IIIII4H I If IIIIJ I 11411 Can 152-4 H4 27 Tsar DmHrl. 27 Caasar'srouta 1 or 2 paraone needed for Summer 2 bedroom 28 Furry tunnatar IIUUUUlJ Illil4l4 .. ule at Continuing Edu- pattiskps guwt apt wth AC only 1/2 block trom campua 31 HtflbulUaf 29 Kind o( school Miliii.iii -. ii.ii.if.iiiit CH Jim al 352-4794 or Chrta at 364-7327 • cation and lick the 32 Tha Valvat Abbf r.uiM i:ii4Miiiiu iniiiii Fog** 30 Tahran coins HI.Ill II ,1.1111J ,1.1111111 2 bedroom apta saaapte Date 352 4380 summer blahs. 33 Flngar o* toa 34 Chart ol a sort UULII4II I4I.IIJ L1IIHUI4 12-4 Tuee-Set cVCxP 35 Busy .naaei 35 Jaw.; MI.IUIIII i.ltsft" April 12 - Deadline for 38 Roban 38 Saarman 30 Go. an awful . •. .< :»1 mail-in registration 40 Pay allanl-on to 41 Qov. worhsi 42 Nicola, tha May 14-17 - Partial & open •Metrical registration •Lztvd ROCKLE DOE MANOR 43 Estonian Large 2 bdrm . turn apt provmca osstiweeher. extra storage May 20-24. .lime 5-7 - Open 44 Laguma 45 Baauly Comer ol S Coiege > Sixth registration 47 Taxis Cal 362-3841 124 or 354-2260 •xpanaaa JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE 51 Natural laianl Don't let your summer melt away! 52 Capa 54 Natural K--r"J 58 Oobitika 50 Ganasis SUMMER APARTMENT cnaractar 2-3 temalea needed to rant 2 b room apt tor 81 Eyalashai lie eummer Close to campua1 (Across from Summer Calendar 1985 82 Saciudad piaca Kohl) nsaaonacta ram Cal 362-3743 63 Pultowork First 5-Week Session June 10 - July 12 64 Craamo'tha 1 bdrm turn apt Second St aval MU-Mav crop Year state. Cal 362-3445 Second 5-Week Session .... July 15 - August 16 66Ba*r,g.loOcaro Two bedroom apartments lor eummer 362. 8-Week Session June 10 - August 2 68 NENavadacrty 2883. 87 Btacklhorns 10-Week Session June 10 - August 16 FOR FsSNT. Apt. duplex tor 3 people Lower duplex for 4 people Phone 362-0838 Apt, summer rales fal. phone 352-0428