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A new program has been developed STUDENTS who will be juniors in STUDENTS who have University though it will be inconvenient, the "I THINK students choose Bowline "We have good selective criteria to adapt the University's School of the fall will attend classes at MCO on housing contracts will be allowed to content of the coursework lends itself Green for a variety of reasons and I and choose students who we think will Nursing to the semester calendar at a quarter calendar, which will begin stay in Dunbar for the extra month to that kind of condensation," the think they will choose to stay here," succeed," she said. the University and the quarter cal- September 22 and last until June 10. until they are done in June at no extra nursing coordinator said. she said. The ability to do good academic endar at the Medical College of Ohio The quarter calendar is necessary for cost. Students who lived off campus That late in the training, most stu- The selection process for admission work and to express oneself are the and the University of Toledo. these students because of the heavy during the year, however, will be dents are done with clinical related into the nursing program begins in the two qualities needed most to be a "The program at MOO is a consor- clinical content of their classes, Sud- required to pay a $75 fee if they choose work, and the classes are mostly in spring of the freshman year. Applica- nursing student, Sudduth said. "You tium," Ardith Sudduth, nursing coor- duth said. Holidays and breaks will to move on campus for the last month, administrative areas, she explained. tions, which must be submitted by must be able to understand, synthe- dinator at the University, said. coincide with the MCO calendar for Rudd said. "It was very difficult to come up Feb. 1, are reviewed along with the size and apply what you've learned." Students from Bowling Green and the these students. "Unfortunately we will not be able with an alternative that would meet applicants GPA at the end of winter The ability to express yourself and to University of Toledo take classes to- The University housing office has to offer a dining service because you the students needs. We tried to alter quarter, Sudduth said. work in a group is also important, she gether, but receive their degrees from tentatively planned to leave have to have 200-300 students to open a the curriculum as little as possible," "Approximately 100 students are said. their own university. Harshman-Dunbar open for these stu- cafeteria," he said. Because of she said. The new plan took about five selected from this group for inter- "We also look for people who can The nursing faculty has been work- dents during University breaks, Harshman's location, students will months to create. views," she said. The students are listen and hear what's being said," ing on a transition program to accom- which will not coincide with the nurs- have the option of eating many places "I think it's been resolved as well as notified on their acceptance before Sudduth said. It is very important modate Bowling Green students, ing students' breaks. "It's going to along Wooster Street, he said. it could be," Sudduth said. The fac- the beginning of their sophomore that a nurse be able to listen to and since MOO and UT remain committed cost us because we have to have the Seniors will attend MCO on a mod- ulty at MCO has given a lot of their year. understand a patient's needs, she to a quarter system. This program staff, but we're trying to work some- ified calendar that will allow them to time and effort to try and solve the The nursing program began a new said. was approved last week by the Medi- thing ," Bob Rudd, housing direc- graduate with their class. These stu- situation, she said. "They tried to be type of interview last year, Sudduth The School of Nursing will be con- cal College of Ohio. tor, said. dents will begin classes Sept. 22 and cooperative, but it was hard because said. This new process was developed ducting meetings after spring break. Starting in the fall of 1982, sopho- "We are going to set aside housing will graduate May 6. They will also be it was an additional burden." by the College of Health and Commu- These meetings will further explain mores win attend the University on a Just for those people," he said. "We permitted to stay in housing at the There will be about 200 people en- nity Services, MCO and UT. the semester conversion and will help semester system, but will attend have to make sure they are all living University during breaks, if they are rolled in the nursing program next students plan their scheduling for the classes at MCO on a modified plan in the same unit for security reasons. a resident of Dunbar. year, Sudduth said, adding that she STUDENTS are interviewed in next year. For any further informa- that will fit into the semester cal- They also must start off living there in does not anticipate a decline in enroll- groups and evaluated by faculty from tion, please contact the College of endar, Sudduth said. These students the fall," he said, explaining that IN ORDER to graduate with their ment in the University's program all three institutions. Sudduth Health and Community Services. Nicaraguan military in excess for defense

WASHINGTON (AP) - Senior intel- Inman also said "I'm angry" be- ligence officials made photographs cause many people, including govern- public yesterday in support of Reagan ment officials, nave been skeptical administration allegations that Nica- about information presented so tar on ragua has engaged in a major mili- the situation in Central America. tary buildup that threatens its There was nothing essentially new Central-American neighbors. in the information presented by In- John Hughes, deputy director of the man and Hughes, who Inman said Defense Intelligence Agency, said the was the "premier" interpreter of Nicaraguan buildup, which has been aerial reconnaissance photographs assisted by the Soviet Union and gathered by the U.S. intelligence com- Cuba, far exceeds anything Nicara- munity. gua needs for its own defenses. Inman said the only possible expla- "We believe this has already upset nation tor the Ntcmrmgimn military the military balance in Central Amer- buildup is to threaten its neighbors ica," Hughes said. and support revolution elsewhere in But the administration left for later Central America. in the week the long-awaited release of evidence it says will document its Hughes said the photographs, some accusations that the insurgency in El of which were displayed on a screen Salvador is being directed and con- for reporters, showed that Nicaragua trolled from Nicaragua and Cuba. has 49 active military garrisons, 36 more than it had when Somoza ran the ADM. BOBBY INMAN. deputy di- government. rector of the Central Intelligence Inman said there are about 70 So- Agency, told reporters at a State viet military advisers plus support Department briefing that a Nicara- personnel in Nicaragua. He said there guan government official had lied in were about 2,000 Cuban military and photo by Dean Koepfler declaring in New York last week that security advisers, plus another 4,000 A runner appears oblivious to the massive machinery as he dashes past sewer the Nicaraguan army is no larger now Cuban school teachers, medical per- than it was under the ousted regime of sonnel, government advisers and con- 'Let's Get Physical' construction on East Wooster Street. Anastasio Somoza two years ago. struction workers. Black independent party reproaches white elites for oppression by Linda Perei Black Americans in particular are political and economic issues that Arnwine warned black youths to be youth are unemployed, she said. A 20 being detained," she said."If it's logi- News staff reporter facing profound changes and must effect them, she said. Chiding their aware of blacks who, having "made percent earnings gap between black cal to treat Haitians that way, how understand how their present situa- apathy towards such issues, Arnwine it," feel they have no obligation to and white Americans exists, with will they treat black Americans?" A national representative for the tion differs from the situations of the recalled the '60s civil rights impoverished blacks. college educated black men making Arwine added that American sup- fastest growing black political party '60s and the '70s, she said. Blacks movement and the role black youth the same wages as eighth-grade level port of the government of El Salvador in the United States, in a speech at the must realize the need for new social played during this decade. white students. and its boycott against the Carribean Amani Friday, reproached the white and economic orders, eliminating the "BUT WHEN you walk the streets island of Grenada are indicative of power elite for keeping citizens igno- racism, imperialism, sexual oppres- "Black students had been intelli- of black America, if you really open She said the national climate to- the nation's - and Reagan's - fear of rant of the forces that affect their sion and capitalist exploitaion of the gentsia in the movement," she ex- your eyes, it will change your life," ward blacks is hostile, noting Rea- Communism. This fear will lead us daily lives. current system, she said. plained. "It was black students who Arnwine said. San's attempts at deregularizing into war, she said. "It's a very purposeful America got together to form the Students Non- idustry as resultant in the elimina- that keeps black and white Americans "THERE IS a historical relation Violent Coordinating Committee and She cited the Reagan administra- tion of affirmative action policies, "We're spending $252 billion for on the money train," Barbara Arn- between the rise of racism and the start the whole freedom riding trend, tion's cutbacks on social programs, as beneficial for minorities. The detain- military alone next year," Arnwine wine, lawyer and an organizer of the rise of capitalism," Am wine said, which eventually led to the legal well as the spiraling rate of unem- ment of Haitian immigrants in refu- said, ridiculing the notion that such a North Carolina delegation to the adding that blacks are being scape- death of officially sanctioned rac- ployment among blacks, to be the gee camps is another0 symptom of the military budget could be for defense founding convention of the National goated for the economic ills of this ism." major causes of the disintegration of paranoia white have of blacks, Arn- purposes only. Black Independent Political Party, country. black neighborhoods. wine said. "You spend this money because you said. "It's no accidental way they (the But, she said, black youths today want to go to war. And who are they government > keep things under con- But a majority of black college are not into marching for their right" Currently, 21.1 percent of black "FOR THE first time in our history going to invade? The lands of the students are not concerned with the but into "Jordache jeans instead. women and 43.1 percent of black during a non-war time, refugees are people of color." Budget woes make cutbacks reality College deans required to save money without compromising quality Editor's note: This 1s the second part programs as such," Dr. Gary Hess, tenative commitments on some posi- opera work, he said. But if the college said. "But that budget has been at- through other college budgets," she of a two part series on how the Univer- acting dean of the College of Arts and tions. "It's not as if everything s on will be authorized for both positions, tacked." said. 'Our college is a function of not sity 's colleges are handling the strain Sciences, said. hold," he said. the selections must be compatable Wendrich could not say if the future that many people." of the state-imposed financial crunch. Also, like the others. Hess said the because the two will work closely, he will show programs being cut. Instead, the college is taking the college has cut operating, reserve and said. "I CANNOT say, definitively," he HOWEVER, SHE said, the college shot in the number of faculty, Hess travel funds. said. "No one can. And that's the is in a good position, in terms of the by David Sigworth said. WENDRICH SAID this type of am- tough part, because it screws up plan- faculty it does have. There are no News staff reporter "We have had to cut back very "NEARLY EVERY department biguity, caused by the budget situa- ning ..." faculty vacancies and none are fore- drastically the number of part-time and academic budget has been cut," tion, is the college s "biggest problem Although the deans are looking at seen, she said. faculty appointments," Hess said. he said. "We have had to look at every right now; not knowing what's going every aspect of their colleges to share So far, the college has been making Almost two months have passed academic budget in the college and to happen and the resultant loss of in the burden, program quality re- cuts similar to the other colleges - to since the first Shockwave out of Co- AND NEXT year, he said, there come up with the share of that budget temerity and spirit." mains top priority. unencumbered funds, replacement lumbus. The state's financial deficit "are a number of faculty vacancies in reduction." "We certainly intend to do what- equipment, operating budgets, dupli- has become an ugly reality. The Uni- the college... We just aren't sure, at Despite the "spirit of direction and ever it takes to maintain the quality of cations, mailing, telephone calls and versity's administration has an- this point, exactly how many positions Another college with faculty prob- motion" brought on by the college's these programs." Dr. Mary Miles, travel. nounced painful cost-saving we'll be authorized and when they'll lems is the College of Musical Arts. move into the new building, he said, dean of the College of Health ana Miles said the replacement equip- measures. And now the colleges must be authorized." The college is looking for new or- "I'm not sure that there's not some Community Services, said. ment cuts hurt because "in the medi- deal with them, without sacrificing chestra and opera directors, Dr. Ken- ... degree of loss of that (because of But, she said. "Any further cuts and cal field, it gets obsolete fairly fast" Hess said the strongest faculty need neth Wendrich, dean, said yesterday. the budget cuts)." we'll start looking at the quality of To maintain quality, the college will ' So far, this can be done without is in computer sciences. But the college may not receive au- programs being in jeopardy." nave to make some replacements, she program cuts, the deans of the five "There are many others with strong thorization for the opera director, he Another cause of morale drop could Because the college heavily relies said. main campus undergraduate colleges programmatic needs but (computer said. be a cut from money set aside for on faculty in other colleges, cuts from "We're not going to get any gravy," said during recent interviews. science) is the one with the most If the college will get authorization conferences next year, he said. its 15 programs cannot be as easily she said. "Not that there's any now "I don't think there's much maneu- problems at this point," he said. for only one, the college must find a "We had hoped to bring in some averted, she said. ... All we're asking for is to keep on verability in terms of cutting back The college, Hess said, has received orchestra director who can do some people of national reputation," he "Many of our faculty are paid par." 2 1VK N«wi Marek 10, 1W2 Opinion Student applauds Health Center service, qr cooee W«II«I»IIII — claims six years of beneficial encounters In the past weeks I've both heard amounted to becoming nearly unable and read about how poor our Health to breath and beginning to break out Center is. I'm a Little tired of hearing in hives. The staff at the Health Cen- it too, as I feel that our Health Center Focus ter reacted quickly and efficiently does a very good job. and within 15 minutes I was O.K. I have been a student here (both again. In addition, they were genui- undergrad and grad) for six years by Richard Kunath nely concerned in how I would get and I must have gone to the Health home as I commute from Findlay. I Center over 30 times. In all those University Student can't thank them enough for all their visits I have never once felt the least help. bit dissatisfied or maltreated. In fact, had to pay. for lab tests and medica- I have been there for such a spectrum tion, I think I only have paid about in It just burns me when I hear return- of problems that I have had a chance my six years here. Less than $10 per ing students "informing" new stu- to test the abilities of the staff. I have year is incredibly cheap for the serv- dents on campus to "stay away from »& always requested the same doctor ices the Health Center offers. the Health Center; it's worthless," I and he and the staff in my opionion do Many people complain that it takes wonder just how much contact those a really fine job. They have always so long to get in to see a doctor. Unless students have ever had with the shown interest and concern in my I've gone to the Health Center when Health Center, or if they're just doing health and have always answered my the flu was running rampant or at the their part in keeping alive the same questions about medical procedures peak of the cold season, I can't ever rumors I heard when I was a fresh- performed or medication prescribeti remember having to wait more than man. So. next time you- impatient and thoroughly and to my satisfaction. 30 minutes. That s better than most ungrateful people who complain get I find it hard to believe that people Brivate doctors and hospitals. Even if sick, why not break into your party can complain as much as they do lere are times when it does take money and blow $40 or more on a about the Health Center. I paid my longer, I'm thankful I have a place I private doctor. I'm sure the Health entire way through college and never can go to to get medical attention. Center can do as well without you as having to pay for a doctor really Just recently I had an acute reac- you seem to think you can do without helped me cut corners. Because I only tion to an allergy shot. In short, it them. Letters- Besides being able to see excellent characterized by long pointed wings and football teams a large share of down at least they'd get enough pub- nold knows his beliefs, but you two Reagan impersonator movies, the price you pay to see them and a longish tail. The wing strokes their attention just because men on licity for the government to hear our appear disallusioned since you ob- can't be beat. If yoi go to a regular are rapid and the wings are built for this campus are a minority. views on a large scale. viously have your own distorted con- shows poor taste theatre, it will usually cost you be- speed and not for sustained soaring. This is not to imply that women's If we don't do something soon edu- cept of FREEDOM. tween $3 and $3.50 to see a good -aIcons are both male and female sports coverage should be dimin- cational institutions will end up clos- movie. You get to see the weekend and often the coloration of the two is ished, but only to say that as long as ing down by force, for good, instead of Patrick McHugh campus presentations for as little as similar. In some species the female is the men draw the crowds and supply a month or two with a specific goal in 148 Manvllla StrMt I, for one, appreciated the com- $1.00.1 think that this is really great arger than the male. The above de- much needed funds for athletics at mind! ments of Mr. Geary and Mr. Finger- because there are movies I want to scription is from Roger Tory Peter- this University (women's sports in- huth regarding the Reagan see but can't afford $3.50 to do so. . son, the world s foremost cluded), they should also receive a Mia F«r.n.c Track deserves more impersonator. Of course Mr. Davis is Another thing the UAO campus ornithologist. majority of the coverage afforded by 303 McDonsId Wast ., , .. „ committing no crime, but the mere movie group deserves credit for is The term falcon can mean different the media. money than football legality of his appearances is not bringing free movies and showing things to different people. In the auto- grounds for personal approval. In my them on Thursdays. These movies are mobile industry, a falcon is a type of Una Williamson opinion, one which is probably not free because they are older, bat they automobile. In the munitions busi- 310 ATO American freedom I am writing this letter in response shared by a majority of students, a are outstanding and have well-known ness, a falcon is a small cannon used to the Tuesday March 2 article con- fact which bothers me only slightly, stars such as John Wayne, Errol from the 15th to the 17th century. Only has different meanings cerning the University cutting varisty the Reagan impersonation is a dis- Flynn, Kathryn Hepburn, Cary in falconry does the term falcon refer Uncle Sam aids army; sports. I have closely followed the play of bad taste and of a lack of Grant, Burt Lancaster and so many to a female hawk trained to hunt and track team in my four years at the originality. One has only to look at more. It gives geople a chance to get to kill small game. cuts students' funds This letter is written in response to University, having run in high school. TV s crowd shots of football, awav from studying for a couple of Thus if we speak from the biological the Brian Fink and John Muter letter It is true that they do not have an hours and it's entertainment that viewpoint, both Freddy and Frieda indoor track to practive on or host a and basketball games to see Reagan, can legitimately bear the last name of Good news to all college students'. that appeared in the March 3 issue of Carter and Nixon masks along with doesn't cost anything. The United States Government has The BG News. American patriotism meet, but that is due to poor planning other disguises. Note: Mr. Davis, you Added features are the midnight Falcon. Freddy does not have to go decided to protect you, the future of has been slowly vanishing for a long of the Rec Center facility. and the Sunday movies. Everyone through the bureaucratic name-chan- need not threaten to sue me; you've ging process in order to become America, by building up its military time, where have you guys been? As a already stated that you staunchly should take note of these movies in defense. matter of fact, patriotism probably Let's face it! Dave Wottle and Fal- defend the right of everyone to ex- case they ever have the free time to Freddy Tiercel. began to fade with the word all men con track put the University on the press opinion which is all this see them. This letter does not address the 1 are created equal." Who would have map. How can they dare take that letter is doing. One of the problems that I've no- issue of the amount of publicity given They'11 do all that for yon,' whife' all thought that for the last 200 plus away! Last year's underpublicized As for why I have not chosen to drop ticed and I'm sure it's bothered quite the women's sporting events at the you have to do in return is give up or years, this statement would only in- team sported six, count them, six Ail- by your address or phone you, I can a few other people, is the problem of University. It simply attempts to set cut down on your student loans, social clude white anglo saxon protestant Americans in the likes of Chuck only give two reason: 1) I believe rowdy people. Sometimes when you the record straight concerning what is security payments, and any other males? Pullom, Dave Agosta, Terry Reedus, replies belong in the same place as go to see a movie, there's a few people and what is not a falcon. The publicity government supported means you John Anich, Steve Housley, and Jeff the original letter, i.e., The BG News, who are intoxicated and spoil the issue must be debated on issues other have of helping to pay for your college I agree that patriotism stands for Brown. How many did the football and 2)I suspected (again not that this movie for everyone else. They yell out than the sex of our mascot's education. loyalty and love of country, but team produce with their 75 is within my own mental processes, is to keep other people from hearing and namesake. doesn t that actually mean that you scholorsnips compared to track's enjoying the movie. I definitely think are loyal to the philosophies and ide- eight. When is the last time the foot- the truth and thus is not libelous) that Robert C. Romans See, they'll scratch your back if you if I did drop by personally I would be something should be done about this, scratch theirs. Too bad if you don't als of the country. Let's see. You guys ball team had one Ail-American and subjected to either a further display otherwise people will not continue to Associate Professor want it, because they've already de- use the word FREEDOM to exemplify when is the last time the team has of bad taste, a useless argument come to the showing because they cided the give and take. the American philosophy or ideology. been in the top half of the MAC, let which would fail to change either of can't enjoy it. Here are a few examples of the Amer- alone winning it. our opinions, or a lecture on legalities I also think the movies should be Absurd reasoning According to Time magazine, the ican ideology in action; The war in shown at another place. Sometimes by a pre-law student. Federal Government is looking to cut Vietnam, the Bay of Pigs, the Shah The hockey team is doing fantastic While I am aware that the Ameri- there are so many people that come misses point of issue aid to University students by 25 per- and Iran, Somoza and Nicaragua, that they have to crowd people in. By and rated fourth in the country, but can legal system is fouled up and cent. That does not include direct aid segregated education and employ- how many schools even have a team, convoluted and that suits are becom- showing the film in a larger and more I would like to congratulate Kellie to the universities. ment opportunitites, El Salvador, ing a way of life, I can only hope, for comfortable theatre, more people Holeman and Brenda Rupp for finally etc... 40? (I am not cutting down this der- might be interested in coming. moving me to submit my opionin to serving team, but iust making a com- the good of America, that a semanti- Already budget cuts have caused parison) the track team's two-mile cal mistake in a letter expressing I think that UAO is doing an excel- The BG News. After reading their the University to raise it's prices for I guess these examples, along with lent job and I hope they continue to do statements and grievances, I am sad next year. Rising prices along with relay of a year ago (Reedus, Agosta, concerns is not disastrous enough for others are not important to you and Pullom, & Brown) was rated sixrh in a lawyer to take his living on. so. I nope that they come to know how to report that my opinion of some the inability to get government aid the rest of the Frank Burns, Liddy much everyone really appreciates the women students reasoning has once will cause a lot of students not to and Haig types. If Americans didn't the entire world and received a one- job they are doing even though it is again been tainted. half paragraph mention in The BG Alan 0. Lint choose college and others to drop out. protest, object and complain then News. HIM. Dapt. not openly expressed. Thanks UAO! To enter trivial facts, such as the What can we do about this disas- maybe we would still be in Vietnam, We really are glad to have your con- technical definition of the sex of a trous situation? What did consumers labor unions would be non-existant, siderations. bird, into the discussion of a serious do when coffee prices went up? Boy- the civil rights act would be a dream, It is a shame any sport has to be cut problem is ludiTOUS. The point they cott!! our air unbreathable, and we would - but I recommend that Bowling Campus films provide Marl* Gasa make is valid. Women are discrimi- still be part of the British Empire. Green cut it's insignificant football 302 Prout Hall natd against and misrepresented in If all the schools and universities in (Were our forefathers and foremoth- team with it's crowds of 2,000 and turn fun for tight budgets the world. I agree that this is unfortu- the country threatened and closed ers objectors, complainers and pro- the budget money over to the national So many people take so many things nate, but to say that women's sports down for an indefinate period of time, testors? Well what do you know, it's and world calibre team. for granted. I think that it's about should be covered equally by the the government would have to do the stem hand of communism) time that people wake up and realize media is actually a form of the evil something. Even if just one or two Being a Conscientious Objector is a William S. Benson the things that are going on all around Term 'Falcon' correct that they are fighting. Discrimination school systems and universities shut question of beliefs. At least Mr. Ar- SOS Clough St. them One of the things that I think against men, in this case. should receive better recognition is for both Freddy, Frieda The men's teams, being a majority, DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau the campus movies that are presented not only in sheer numbers, but more by UAO..I'm sure that the UAO mem- importantly, in revenues received, fumsus IH/WA im/riosoomtTD ISm.HAVB HOUAT, bers put very hard work into selecting In regard to the recent letter con- should naturally be the prime object 6BTA600P BfEAM.100, ■jr.no KRMAwmam YWdSCUSSBP MAN.HeS and presenting the features brought cerning the sex of a falcon, I must of the sport section. I am sure that OUCAVON MAN.fTS M£T fWKCWKAvcne THsutmnuR ATVANP to the campus. I think that we should quickly point out that the writers are many readers would be outraged if UASPAPS CAUfpm- SAL* HASGuam&Haee 6UKMKS coAT.iixnr the News followed your premise and D&AM.SAL. THS0UTOF \ umeeniANSKjN- cotMseux* TALKTOTies give tremendous thanks to them for only partially correct. The term fal- I OKLAHOMA. \ mttsumniser bringing us these current and popular con, to a biologist, denotes a stream- failed to give the hockey, basketball, -^^■^AUBcavcoumcr. AHP COATS. movies. lined bird of prey which is I t The BG News Respond- S151 If you would like to comment on something in The News or anything vol.62 STAFF No. 79 of interest to the campus or com- munity, write to The News: Ma ^M 3>* MBBBBB, Edao» Trec , Coflnc The letter or guest column NftMEdtor KaVvynCol MNH E«o« K«MMn Koaftar should be typewritten, triple JoMMBaf Xeed and signed. Please fa- aporte EdHor Jee Meruer de your address and Photo Ed** MFucfte DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Orapraca EdMx Dato Omon telephone number for verifica- UMHW tion. Letters to the editor mousecouese/s CoptrBMor. SwQvglub should not be longer than 200 . . CsYotyn Thornton =n SAUIHf axLseesnu. 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Misuse and vandalism of fire extin- Extinguishers in academic buildings cal extinguishers are placed within Sometimes a student will empty the LEAVING STUDENTS vunerable When a violator is caught, he is guishers is an escalating problem, are rarely misused. 100 feet of each other in public halls contents of a chemical extinguisher to fire hazards and without protection personally assessed the fee. especially in dormitories, Sheldon Residents will empty a fire extin- according to state law. into the wastebasket just for kicks, he is a situation that Carsey wishes to If the culprit cannot be found, the Garsey, Director of Environmental guisher just for a prank, Carsey said. The maintenance crews check the said. avoid. losses are assessed to the operating Safety, said last week. Students will squirt the water extin- tanks during their regular rounds. But the jokes do not always end up But in January, 12 extinguishers in costs of that particular dormitory. The cost to the University to refill guishers at one another in a giant One indicator that a chemical tank is as funny. Last year, a male student in Harshman Quad were emptied. Each Not tven counting the danger to discharged extinguishers or replace water fight. Or, a student will squirt empty or low is the reading on the Founders waited around the corner reported loss was responded to imme- safety, the financial loss is soil ex- stolen tanks averages $600 each his friend 35 or 40 feet down the hall gauge. Or a check of the tank weight with an extinguisher in hand. He diately and a replacement or a refill treme. month. just for fun, Carsey said. can be made using a portable scale. blasted a female student in the face as made the same day for the safety of Discouraging violations is the goal "We'd like to enlist the students' Fire extinguishers are coded into Both water tanks and chemical she rounded the corner. He had mis- the students. of the Environmental Safety Depart- help. Try and stop anyone you see three use categories: A is specifically tanks have a plastic seal. If that has takenly used a chemical extinguisher But this loss represents 25 percent ment, Carsey said. "They should all tampering with the extinguishers. for trash fires; B for oil, grease and been tampered or broken, the tank is which nearly blinded her. of the total units available in the four be reported to the Safety Inspection Turn them in if that's what it takes! certain electrical fires; and C for checked and replaced. After the Delta Tau Delta building sections of the building. The losses Department or if it's a weekend to Safety is the biggest worry," Carsey mainly electrical fires. 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FINAL WINTER QUARTER The scenario is start- uled an emergency meet- countries represented. be given in Russian (for Americans, they are Ugan- "There is now a sense of lingly realistic: ing of the Security Council "It's so real I'm afraid both Poland and the dans, Soviets, Syrians..." groundswell concerning in- ...a squadron of Israeli for March 10, 1982, at 7 (Israeli Prime Minister USSR), the People's Di- Muego said he is sur- ternational politics, as is, Noon Time Talent F-4 Phantoms, F-16s, and pjn. EST. Menachem) Begin might alect of the People's Re- prised at the response the evident by the response to Kfir supersonic jets at- attack before we have our public of China (which will programs have received our International Studies tacked and destroyed Syr- The Security Council simulation," Muego said. be given by Loo De Kai, From students at the Uni- Program," Muego said. Performance ian SAMs in Southern meeting scheduled will ac- "We are recreating the who is actually from the versity. "This is a great learning Lebanon. At least 100 mili- tually be a simulation put Syrian Crisis of 1981 - it PRO, French, Spanish and entertaining program tary personnel were re- on today at 7 p.m., in the seems to be the hottest and English. "WE HAVE gotten tre- for students." TODAY ported killed and three Campus Room, Union, by issue now. I am suggesting mendous response so far," Syrian MiG-21s were shot members of the Universi- that eight months alter the The students will give he said. "What surprises 11:30-12:30 down- ty's Model United Nations initial crisis, Menachem their own speeches in the me is that the respondents language of their country, Correction • mFree of Charge * program, as well as stu- Begin decides to take out have come from a variety Larry Marvar In the United Nations, the dents of political science the SAM 6 missiles to give and the speeches will then of majors. The appeal of in the Side Door. Secretary General, Mr. and various other disci- Israel control of the air- be translated into the five the program cuts across The News omitted the Javier Perez de Cuellar, plines. space for an invasion into official languages, Muegc disciplinary and curricular names of the alternate Will Entertain You invoking his powers under The simulation, directed Southern Lebanon." said. lines." Freida and Freddy Fal- Article 99 of the United by Dr. Benjamin Muego, cons. The alternate Freddy Nations Charter, sched- will include debates in the IN MUEGO'S scenario, "I have warned them to Muego received 35 appli- and Freida were David five official languages of Syria calls for the the Secu- forget about their personal cants to represent the Uni- Martz and Janine Stein- the Security Council, and rity Council meeting, and bias," Muego said. "For versity at the Model United metz. The News regrets participants will wear cos- the students will recreate that period of time in front Nations, compared to 10 the . ONE LOW PRICE tumes native to the 19 the debate. Speeches will of the council, they are not applicants two years ago. s CONTACT Title dispute tables committee *29g *45BIt»39«UWO" = ! LOW PRICES Adoption of a legislative trust of minorities now. Jean Dimeo, Public Af- Guaranteed No Finer Lenses committee to address mis- "We have to direct poli- fairs Coordinator. represented students' con- cies to all humans. 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Free Delivery P&rW» ONE COUPON PCft PIZZA EXPIRES B5 POSTED 352-5166 OPEN 4 p.m. iooooooo* oCOUPON: macys « Tkc BG News March 10. 1W2 Falcon cagers made of character Musselman back in; We had all heard it before. It was red-shirted after BG's first four Marcus Newbern had an Stepiendoes it again like listening to a broken record play Sames this season. Next year, outstanding senior season, averaging over and over again. 'einert hopes that Irish will be fully 20.1 points per game to push his RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) - Chuck less than two full NBA seasons 39 Sideline recovered from two rounds with the career total to 1,504. Daly is out and Bill Musselman is players have been on the team's "I know I'm being redundant when knife at the operating table. David Greer again dazzled several back as coach of the Cleveland roster. Those players include three I say this, but this team has great As if that wasn't enough of a blow to crowds - both in Anderson Arena and Cavaliers, the National Basketball free-agent players who signed character," Bowling Green Joe Menzer BG, Flowers declared on Feb. 17 that on the road - with his deft ballhandling and pinpoint passing. Association's ever-changing and high-priced contracts last summer basketball coach John Weinert would sports editor he didn't know if his legs could hold losingest team. - James Edwards, Scott Wedman gay. out for the rest of the season. Bill Faine came into his own and "It came down to wins and and Bobby Wilkerson. started BG's last nine games. losses," said Ted Stepien, the out- Musselman, 41, was the first man Those post-game words would His head bung low, sweat dripping Others like BUI Szabo, Paul spoken Cavaliers owner. to coach the Cavaliers under Ste- make the small crew of local an 18-11 overall mark and was 10-6 in from his slumping t-foot-5, 235-pound Abendroth, Keith Taylor, Al Thomas Daly coached the Cavaliers since pien. In the latter part of the 1980-81 reporters cringe. While visiting the MAC regular season. frame, Flowers said to seemingly no and Joe Harrison had moments off the last Dec. 6, and he was fired Mon- NBA season, Stepien moved Mus- reporters scribbled away, gobbling up BG did it without Colin Irish; with a one In particular: "I just don't know If bench where they too showed great day after leading the team to just selman to a front office job and Weinert's words as if they were quote- hobbling John Flowers; and with a I can take It anymore. It takes me two potential. nine victories in 41 games. replaced him with his general man- starved, those who had heard it before David Jenkins who showed more weeks to recover everytime I play And then there was Jenkins. The "I think it was on the back of ager, Don Delaney. ' would put their previously flailing character than the rest of the MAC and we play two games a week." personable sophomore, whose season everybody's minds for the last pens to rest. put together. Three days later, Flowers dressed was sprinkled with personal tragedy, month," said Cavaliers guard Ron Delanev opened the 1981-82 sea- and played 11 minutes in BG's 89-80 was among the conference leaders in Brewer. "I guess Ted got fed up son as the Cavaliers' coach, but "I think you can have a team made Standing at a oodhim In front of a win over Northern Illinois In scoring (13.7points per game), with us not winning." was removed from the job after 17 up of a bunch ol characters or a team slew of reporters In Muncle, Ind., his Anderson Arena. Despite being in rebounding (o.l), field goal With 23 games yet to be played, games in which the Cavaliers made of character," be would say. sickly mustard-colored sportcoat obvious pain, Flowers scored eight percentage (.533), free throw the Cavaliers have a 13-46 record in posted a 4-13 mark. Assistant "And this is a team made of glaring in the bright lights, Weinert points and grabbed eight rebounds. percentage (.806) and steals (72). All the NBA's Central Division, the Coach Bob Kloppenburg took the character." said It again: "Hey, we were picked the while he personified 'character' worst record in the league. reins of the team for one game. sixth by you guys. If you had told me by maintaining a good attitude and a The Cavaliers have lost 12 of Then Stepien signed Daly, who In retrospect, Weinert's words before the season that we would be With Irish out of the lineup quick smile. their past 14 games and five of six opened the season as a Philadel- carry a lot of weight. The 1981-82 playing for the championship in the completely and Flowers operating at on a western road trip that con- phia 76ers assistant coach, to a Falcon basketbau team did have next-to-last game — without Colin about half-strength, BG still battled After BG's 81-78 win over Miami in cluded Sunday with a 147-127 loss to three-year contract worth an esti- character - lots of it. Irish — I would have told yon you're the boards with the best of them the opening round of the MAC the Denver Nuggets. mated $500,000. Stepien said he and Picked for sixth in the Mid- craxy." throughout the MAC season. Others tournament In Anderson Arena, an "I want the ballplayers to be Daly reached an agreement Mon- American Conference preseason BG writers put their pens down, ficked up any slack left by Irish and exuberant Weinert grabbed Greer proud of what we do from this point day for a financial settlement for media poll, the Falcons battled while other writers scratched a way In lowers - two of BG's most powerful and exclaimed, "Do we have on," Musselman said. "I think we the remainder of Daly's contract. almost to the wire for the MAC earnest You can only use a quote so inside players. character or what?!" have people who will pay the price "We talked over this situation," regular season title and came within many times. Junior college transfer Lamar The smiling Greer leaned forward and not quit." Stepien said. "I said I couldn't one point of advancing to the MAC Jackson came on strong in the latter and In a low voice said, "I don't know STEPIEN GAINED control of continue with him as coach next tourney finals, last weekend, in Irish, who was a quality player even part of the season and averaged 8.0 if mat's what I'd call It, but we've got the franchise in June 1980, and in year. Chuck agreed." Michigan's Crisler Arena. BG posted when he only had one healthy leg, was and 6.8 rebounds per game. something." classifieds-

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SF Oaklond Airline ticket FOUND Hat onyone loal a black w- one year New Study compares Dia- Liquor Store 35? 6516 hite mail col' Wondering around phragm with Contraceptive Sponge great Spirited' pledge class Keep Wonted I T rmle wtr S *pr. qtr* ! All MIKE OR IOM 352 2946 $125 best oiler Coll Blonlon SK ntlATHAlON IS COMINO Untv.cnty Village Apt* Call to Former or current diaphragm users up the SAE Irodition iri BUBGEB NIGHT AT SAM B'S Grand new turn opt. I blk Irom 352 1460 even 823 3271 weekends SRC TRIATHAION IS COMINO I RMTE NEEOED FOR SPR OTR claim 35? 4561 P S riu'ty. he is encouraged to |Oin Need more in- Cherrywood Health SPA 835 High EVERT WEDNESDAY, f P.M. . MID- campus Call evening* leilie 352 EXCELIENI LOCATION REDUCED Realistic Optimus 5 8 spkrs 3 way SATURDAY. MAT 1STH T coW i hungry. formation9 Call Jenny or Kote 243- St Ph 3529376 New Hours Mon NIGHT. 1/4 LB. HAMBURGER 2443 RENT PIUS I 5 UTIl 352 2839 Phillips Dome lerrolluid tweeter. OWTW, APRIL 7TH PARTICIPANTS MEET- IOST M brown e„ea>|0 "•< OVfltALLS AT JEANS N lime Saturday What happened lo soge al 372 2031 FOR B£NT •story Will share on 90s and good Alpha Delta Pi eongrotulotes Kim Congratulations Corolyn Dovis on THINGS. 33T HtPOf ST. Ihol invisible Phi Touf love Lynn F RMTE FOB SPB OTB OWN 2 F needed to shore Haven House BDRM I 2 BIK FROM CAMPUS FOB FAIL: 2 bdrm turn opts (31 lime on Ihe way Call Jim at 354- Touve Outstanding Pledgo Laura recieving the OZ Flame* Award Was Kathy Sunnenberg Katie is now THE BROTHERS OF THE OMEGA PSI 1 Apl 198283 school year Contact ONLY $90 MO CAll JONI 352 7lh St Tenant pays only electricity 9 1963 Mick Besi Essay and Joan Sepela it o surprise? Love your DZ Sistors PHI FRATERNITY OETA EPSlLON excepting new clients lor facials and immediately Joon 3541734 or Sally I6B9. ma loose Coll John Newlo.e Reel Rider* wanted to Kno*ville we * ol Most Constructive Active CHAPTER WOULD LIKE TO AN Congratulations Jon I Janet on your all laeets ol hoir design at THE 353-4565 Istele 3S3-*S»S. 3 I? 8? Coll lor turth«r into 3S4 ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS! GIT lambda Chi—DZ pinning its about ARRANGEMENT Ph. 352-4101 NOUNCE THE WINNER OF (HEIR BMTI. NIIDCD SM. A SUMMIR WANIC0 F RMTE SPR. QTR Aporlmonls ond Houses TOOCTHM AT SAM IS 'OR A time you gave up thot pin Jon l Love TEXTBOOK SCHOLARSHIP RAFFLE OTBS.» •CD'S DO IT AOAIN IOW BENT VERY CLOSE TO CAM CHEAP BUZZ. WEDNESDAY IS the 02 s DON DOWNING (Ticket no 000154) OWN BOOM BI0S/MO. PIUS Fall S Summer Rentals ' SERVICES OFFERED Way to go In the THE lOWLING PUS UTIL. 1/1 BIK. IBOM CAMPUS. Near Compos 353 7365 GRAD NIGHT HAPPY HOURS Congratulations Potti 4 Mike on your TOULtNAMINT GIRLS. Pint place CONGRATULATIONS DON'» *M AH OfAB HUM NTS. *.•.#*. PIEASt CAU 354 1264 KIUT »»Mo8« ARTS.. FURN SUMMER A FALL ■ Daft OZ lo.ol.e.inB Were so elltheseay. IH( G»HK VVIIK SPAGHETTI DIN- CLOW. NER—MARCH I3TH AT ST THOMAS I OR 2 MALE RMTES HEIP' I F rmle needed spr. qlr. UTIl. INCLUDED 2 BLKS. WEST OF happy for you both and wish you ihe NIXT—TO—MIW SHOP: Clothing. ABORTION NEEDED SPR OTR $90 mo plus eleclnc Call Alicia ADMIN BIDG 352-7756 BARRY M GARRY G WAYNE C best of luck now & always Love the Jewelry, Shoes & House—ores. MORE FROM 46 PONT MISS IT" TOLL FMI TIM OR STEVE 353-7011 Kim Val 352-OSot. . KIM C DAN K THANKS FOR ALL DZs St. Aloyalut School. lues, 10-4 The Sisters of Oinwe Phi would Apl. lor sublease Wtr S Spr Qlrs. 9:00 A.M. 10:00 P.I THE BEER YOU SUPPLIED ME WITH one1 r>l. 1-7 a.m. like to wish Wendy K., Juliet W.. Come home to nice house, close lo F. RMTE FOB SPB 6TH ST Brand new lurmshed I bdrm. I blk. 1-BOO 43B-»39 SUNDAY AT MARK S IF YOU EVER HIT ALPHA MI'S—Friday "'#>» campus good landlord low rent S80/MO PLUS ELEC 352-0751 EVEN Irom campus Coll evenings. 352- Phi Tou s Friday night sure was Nancy I.. Chris S. and Judl W. m WANT TO SEE ME REALLY GUZZLE seas e groat Idaa. Hope It turns eery Baeay March Dlrthdayl basemen! laundry room & good LAUNDRY SPA COLOR CABLE TV 2443 CALL 2-4676. LAURA THE SUNDAY out to bo another exciting too. fun* Thanh* lor O great lime' ' Love. limes Need 1-3 lemales lor 1982 83 Thit veor lo I M. non.smoker needed lor quiet Campus Manor Now Renting lor The Bros.ot Phi Teu. ■he ADPis. Moth Day ge your year. Call 353 6661 NIGHT CELEBRATOR opl I blk Irom campus Spr. Qtr summer Special summer roles. A.C Pi Kappa Phis Thanks so much lor mothe o ve ry per 1 gill A total fcstpert typing ot reasonable ro'e* FALCON HOCK IT T-SHMTS Hey Heather Rice Congrotulo >ver Irom DESPERATE' M rmle needed lor $335 352 6111 352 9302 or 352 7365 evenings ihe delicious breokfosi It was su- moke- THE ARRANGE For ihe.ei dissociations Of torm "CCHA CHAMPS'' tions on being Alpho Phi active ' Spr u>r 1982 Excellent local Coll per' Gel psyched lor next quarter. MENT Coll lor m on- details 352 HELP WANTED Furn t unlurn opts, avail 3rd S 4th popors call AWP ol 35? 0530 FALCON HOUSE 140 E. WOOSTER the week' 352 9300 lor deloils love, the Alpho Phis 4101 o 352 4143 Sis Summer special rates $400 A IIS yr. old newspaper publishing TOO MANY CLASSES' It your course F. rmle. neesttd for Spr. al Uni- Also loosing lor 196283 school year Precision haircut reg. price SB SO at lirm is looking lor o person to sell load interfering with gelling your versity Village. (PINT VIRV NI- 352 4380 10 30 2 30 Sun Thurs Hair Unlimited U3 W Wooster 353 OOTIABU) CM 3S2.«m. ond service educotionol newspaper hair styled? Remember that Com- NOW LEASING 1982-1983 School 3281 accounts This position would in- mond Performance is open every WANTID: M. BMTI. FOB SPB. OTR. year Boggs Real Estate 303 1.2 S. REDUCfO PRICESDid you know thot volve direct contact with school dis- weekdoy evening until 9 00pm OWN BOBM., S100/MO. PIUS Mom 352-9457 or 352-3841. tricts in norlhern Ohio. Background our complete Commond Perfor- ond 12 00 to 5 00 on Sunday 352 UTIl. or troining in education, lournalism NIW FUBNISHID APARTMINT mance holrcul Ishompoo cut, 4 6516. BIS TTM ST. AFT, i, SS2-7ABB blow dry stylmg-usuolly costs stu- soles or advertising would be help to sublet lor spring ond or summer Desperately need 1 F rmle. lor dents SI2.60) is just $9 00 with color- To ihe Sig Ep Brothers—A great time lul. Send resume and salary history ONLY $250 per month- 2 bdrm. 2 spr. summer qlrs. Own room in ing» Good Pool' 352 651S was had by all ot Friday's too Thank 10 T. Smilri 107 N Sondusky St both you and let s get psyched lor GREEK spocious hosue. Coll 352-6965. CLOSI TO CAMPUS RENO Botlovuo Ohio. 44811 WEEK" ' love Ihe DZs CAll TODAY FOR MORE INFO SO—Old yo moke deadline' Get I M RMTE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY CLEVELAND SUMMER JOBS S4-SI0 I SIK. FROM CAMPUS 352 8526 pysched lor Fn ' ' T SHIRTS PER HOUR COLLEGE PAINTERS. INC T-SHIRTS SI00 MO PIUS UTIl CAU 352 6411 CHIPS (alias Ml. "D") HAS OVER 70 POSITIONS AVAILABLE THURSTIN APIS AIR COND. FULLY Oid yo get your till ol— T SHIRTS 1 F. rmte. lor spr qtr I blk Irom IN EX1ERIOR HOUSE PAINTING. IN- CARPETED CASLE VISION EFFI Al—KIT'S Party? low cosif est delivery campus low rent AC Owm bdrm TERVIEW SESSIONS SATURDAYS Call Tim 3SS-70I1 CIENCY LAUNDRY FACILITIES. NOW Al-Key. Il was REAL — ■ 'old you it Coll 352 5841. MARCH 20 27 I APRIl 3 AT 4973 LEASING FOR SUMMER 8 FALL. 451 wouldn't be without A 10 t Asso- Wolly I hod o GREAT time with you BRAINARD RD ORANGE VILLAGE M rmle NEEDEO spr qtr 148 I/IS. IHURSTIN AVE 352 5435 ciates" , on ihe beach Sot Were going lo Summit Your OWN ROOM I Deeper OHIO 44022 (216) 3491949 CALL OR ANN how s the tummy' hove lo do il again but in warmer of 3524933. / WRITE FOR APPLICATIONS OR AP- Duplex lor subleose spr qlr weather no»t time Leslie 525 N Enterprise $267 qtr MTST you really loved that bor M rmte. needed lor spr .-qtr Bull POINTMENTS stool I Coll 372 4573 Wash lor lets! Apis S330 qtr Color IV AC Font. FOB SALE love, f I from A-IO. At the Wash House. 35,4479. Room. One blk. Irom campus spr. SABZS You owe me at Som Bs 250 N Main. For Sale. 1977 Firebird Formula. 4 $115. mo. plus ulilitet. 244 N. Enter 1 M RMTE HOUSE ON MAIN SI bbl 350 Glacier Blue w Block prise. 3541544. buddy - see yo there love. Lynn. 411 Mormon! hope you oil have tun SI 50 MO INCLUDES Own room. PS. Where s your pin? over break III miss you oil. E.pect Letter Trim. New shocks, lire*, mini Apt. lo sueleese spr. qtr. for 2-3 phone utll t coble. 352 4068 . condition 352 5716 or I 419 784- SAE Bowling Team Ihe unexpected in Flpndg Love RIK penple. S250/mo. total plus utll. F. rmle. spr qlr. CLOSE 10 campus 5623. SAE B Basketball Team M RMTE, TO SHARE APT Oes hoot end slove. SSS-I14S. low real, but rent very negotiable KENWOOD 45 WATT INTEGRATED And other winter sports looms SPR QTR Coll Deb 352-«97l ROCK LEDGE MANOR large, furn 2 Thank you lor a line quarter ol 352 3086 AMP SIOO OR BEST OFFER. CALL. bdrm. luMury'opts. 2 lull baths. success. The Bros M. RMTE NEEDED KEVIN 354-1726 dishwasher A/C. cable vision, eatro CLOSE. SI 10 MO 352 3821 SCOTT AND JERRY Whot is closet 8 storage spoce loundry fa- i HUN- If NO ANSWER. KEEP TRYING MOVING. MUST SELL. 73 TORINO K'{l' you lind out. let us krv NEW I BANS W. PUMPS cilities, ond storage coges. All utll. WANTID: 1 F. BMTI. FOB SPB. turn, except elec Now leasing lor RADIATOR PS GOOD TIBES 352- en. 7800 summer 8 fall. 850 Sixth Si. ol S. BINT NIOOTTABLI CLOSI TO College CAMPUS. 1977 TOYOTA CEUCA BOGGS REAL ESTATE SS3-3121 $3100 354-1700 AFTER 6 P.M 103 1.2 S. MAIN ST. 352-9457. 352 3841 Fly the jet set. OFFICE HOURS 11 3 1 BDRM APT FOR RENT Preferred Properties SPR OTB. FURN CAM 352-7643 SUnd the • 835 High St. — Rental Office For summer. Near comput. 521 E. F-4 Phtn- Merry. 2 bdrm. lurmshed opts $400 "Spare... what spare?" lom on its tail and climb straight mlo the stratosphere lor entire summer Coll John New love Beol Estate. 352-6553 or 3S2- Cruise at Phone 352-9378 6489 There's a better way 185 mph and 9.00—4.30 Monday—Friday 82* SIXTH ST. APIS. 2 Mrat. fully diva at 220 in lorn. A.C. Now IRMIISB For sum- the iet-oowered Apartment Complexes mer end tall. Call SS2-4B4* otter to get there this Spring. AH-1 Cobrt gun- Haven House ifcfi ship ACROSS FBOM CAMPUS Greyhound is going your way with trouble-free, economical Piedmont - 8th ft High St. - NIC! BOOM FOB F. STUOINT swt. ore, isi-sasa. service. You can leave directly from campus or other nearby locations. Hover in midair or shilt the AV-8 Him* into driva and Birch wood Piece • 650 Sixth St. Most schedules have stops at convenient suburban locations. And jet out at transonic I bdrm. Opt. unlurn you pay utll. speeds Meadowlark - 818 Seventh St. One yr. loose. Deposit required talk about comfort. You get a soft, reclining seat and plenty of room $180 mo Coll John of*352-2764. for carry-on bags. 707 Sixth St. So next trip, go with the ride you can rely on. Go Greyhound. 2 yr. old house lor rent in B.C.: 3 Small Bldgs. - Manville bdrmt.. lull basement 2 baths, Ig. (between Sixth • Seventh Sta.) lot. Includes: wosher/dryer relrig . stove dishwasher garbage dispo Bowling Green (Men'a Gym) Lv 3:45p Features sol. $275. mo in odvonce plus 2 mo. Cleveland Ar 7:00p Fly Marine. 2 Bedroom • carpeted and furnished * Gas heat & air security deposit Immediate occu conditjonino - gas cooking (Landlord pays gas*) * Laun- poncy 352 1458 Cleveland Lv 5:00p If you re in college now and want to fly, we can oat you Rent: $80 mo ond utilities $30 mo. oft the ground Our PIC Air Program guaranta** flight dry areas in each building * Residents pay only light * Bowling Green1 (Men's(Man's Qym) Ar 8:10p Lots of closet space * 1 v, bath. is oil il tokos to hove your own bdrm. school after basic training If you Qualify, wa can put you In o great house. Call Cathy at 352- For convenient dally service and complete Information call 353-5982 in the air before college graduation with trot civilian fry- Special Features 0522 ing lessons Contact us-now! Call collect at AH residents wil be granted mernbership to Health Spa. 2 bdrm lum. apt. for Foil 1982. Call ' (313)-961-0892 _a-» -. - a new facility built in 1981 & features the following: 333-2663 70S Seventh SI. Monitoi i|i»1li»l «minl lamdmlri|hom,i. Mm« In N Baltimore, upper 3 bdrm. opt. suteect 10 Cheng*. Some service i«q*M reeervekon* Hydro Spa Whirlpool * Indoor Heated Pool * Metoe Sauna ir Sun Lamps * Shower Massage * Complete induct, stove, relrig plus AC. Avail. 4/5/82 Call Jim Wyner In N. Bolli- Exercise Facilities S Equipment. mora. 237-3341. Other Rentals I bedroom apartment e 1*81 Oreyhound Lrsse. Inc. for 1982-83 schoolyeor Houses, efficiencies, 1 bedrooms" Coll 12673341 Furnished S Unfurnished