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Thursday, October 11,1984THE J3CL NEWS Vol. 67 Issue 25 Lawyer answers legal questions Lacrosse combines sport skills by Julie Fauble reporter from fire victims Have you ever been walk- ing peacefully by the intra- mural fields and had your by Teresa Perretti gation and a lot of scrutiny." serenity broken by the cries staff reporter Sutter said gross negligence of men in helmets racing or recklessness on the part of around, wielding long, poten- Since the Haven House fire landlord Doug Valentine has to tially vicious sticks trying to last Tuesday, Karl Sutter, Stu- be proven before a suit can be maneuver a ball into a goal? dent Legal Services lawyer, has brought. You may have encountered i been answering a lot of ques- the Lacrosse Club. . ^Sf ^ tions about the rights of students "THERE MAY be a liability Lacrosse, though unique, is involved and what they can do suit down the road but it is still similar to many sports next. up in the air," he said. according to Mickey Coch- "Basically, I have been telling Sutter said the chance of his rane, who coached the club them to check on the rent paid handling a lawsuit is very good. when it was a varsity sport i for the next few months since He said if several residents are . ^v- 3 from 1966 to 1976. they will not be living there, involved, they may have to get a Lacrosse is similar to soc- getting their security deposits private lawyer in the city, but he cer and uses offense patterns back and iust trying to make will do everything he can to seen in basketball. It is simi- ends meet, Sutter said. A law- help. lar to hockey in that the ball suit at this time would be diffi- can be played behind the cult because "there are a lot of "We will do everything that goal, and the body checking is questions that have not been this office can, but if it becomes much like the blocking in answered," he said. "Many a major suit, it may be beyond football. Because it combines things are still pending investi- me," Sutter said. all these different sports, tit. Cochrane said, "I think it's the best spectator sport." David Merry, one of last year's players, called la- crosse "the only real Ameri- Plans: can sport" because it was originally played by the Indi- ans of eastern North Amer- Work continues ica. They used lacrosse as a substitute for war. It still is The project architect estimates primarily an east coast sport, by Dina Horwedel the project will be done by the though there are lacrosse staff reporter end of January. clubs all across the country. The team beat Heidelberg Architects are working on A DATE for moving into the College 11-1 in its first game several construction projects on building has not been set, Mc- this year Sept. 29, and its next campus according to Robert Mc- Geein said, and "the move will game, Oct. 18, will be against Geein, director of capital plan- be scheduled based upon the University of Toledo. ning. demands of the teaching re- The team is optimistic quirements." about its fall season, partly The Jerome Library steps and because many of its members concrete area surrounding the He said the move will be have been playing together library have been blocked off scheduled in close coordination for three years. Two years _ . BG News/Joe Phelan 1 because the concrete deterio- with departments occupying the ago, the team did not win a rated. McGeein said. R is not building because it is ''very dis- game, but this year it has La scoop! certain why the concrete dete- ruptive for faculty and students high expectations, according Dave Tolh, sophomore management information systems major, scoops up a ball during lacrosse riorated and an architectual en- to move midterm. The exact to co-captain Tom Gallagher, learn practice. gineer is investigating the date of the move hasn't been senior public administration situation. selected; one will be selected to major. goalie and senior political sci- University of Dayton, Kent fielder and senior IPCO ma- minimize any negative impact 'It's been an uphill strug- ence major, had discussed a State University, University ior, said, "It's competitive, McGeein said an architect has on the departments." gle, and I think this year, its tournament for some time of Toledo and Bowling Green. but it's not as much pressure been assigned to the project, and going to pay off," he said. and finalized plans over the The club is open to anyone on players as varsity sports, when cost estimates are turned Overman and Williams halls ONE OF the team's pri- summer. interested. We have fun while we're out in, the University will put in a are being looked at by architec- mary goals is to win the tour- The tournament will be Sat- Robert Conibear, coordina- there." request for funding for the re- tural engineers. The brick ve- nament it is sponsoring. urday, Oct. 27, 10 a.m. to tor of club teams, said, "They Anyone interested can con- pairs. neer of the buildings is According to Gallagher, he, about 6 p.m. Five teams will don't even have to know how tact Conibear at the School of collapsing and the engineers are Marty MaCafferty, co-cap- participate in the double- to play. They can just come Health, Physical Education The renovation of West Hall is checking to see if the foundation tain and senior marketing elimination tournament. out and work with the team." and Recreation or any club almost finished, McGeein said. is sound before repairs begin. major, and Jim Gavarone, They are Heidelberg College, Keith McKendry, mid- member. Reagan to follow in Truman's tracks during Ohio visit

DAYTON (AP) - The train In 1948, Breen was a former ing the crowd it needed to "send outside to hear his comments to a motorcade to political dent's visit, the Dayton Union trip through western Ohio sched- Dayton mayor running for Con- good, able, vigorous men to Con- piped through loudspeakers. events" in downtown Dayton, Station is generally being uled tomorrow for President gress against a Republican in- gress, like my good friend Eddie Sylvan Fred, who heads a said Lt. Clinton Collins, a cleaned up. The ceilings and Reagan may stir memories of a cumbent. He met Truman at a Green." Dayton advertising agency, said Wright-Patterson spokesman. concourse are being repaired, similar trip in 1948 by President Democratic breakfast in Cincin- AFTER BREEN corrected Truman's trip was the idea of some painting is being done, and Harry Truman. nati. the name slip, Truman got it the late Albert Horstman, a PAT HARDING, a member of some stairwells reopened. Con- "I told the president that I right on subsequent stops. Daytonian who ran the local the White House press team in rail is paying for the work be- To prepare for Reagan's trip, was running for Congress," During Truman's visit to Day- Democratic organization. Dayton, said she was unaware of cause the site was in need of Conrail officials are cleaning up Breen said. ,THe said, 'When we ton on Oct. 11, 1948, the presi- Preparations continued Tues- any renovation at the train sta- some cleanup and with the Dayton's Union Station, where get into your area, you come out dent, his wife, Margaret, and day for Reagan's trip to Sidney, tion, but Consolidated Rail Corp. planned presidential visit, this there has been no passenger on the platform and I will give their daughter, Bess, traveled in Lima, Ottawa, Deshler and Per- spokeswoman Kathleen Byrne seemed to be an appropriate train service since 1979. Former you a big boost.' " a 17-car caravan to Memorial rysburg, which will begin with said in Philadelphia that some time to do it," said Byrne. U.S. Rep. Edward Breen, 76, of Hall. Truman spoke to about 3,- his arrival tomorrow at Wright- sprucing up is under way. Kettering recalls riding Tru- At the first stop, in Hamilton, 000 people in the hall and several Patterson Air Force Base. She declined to give a cost man's "Give-Em-Hell Special." Truman flubbed the name, tell- thousand more who gathered "As soon as he lands, he's off "In preparation for the presi- estimate for the renovation. BGSCI alcohol policy refined Convention center Editor's note: This is the is responsible. However, stu- funding approved second in a three-part series dents were unclear on duties OHIO DRIVER llCfNSE on alcohol use at Ohio univer- of the person responsible. So RICHARD F. CILESII GOVERNOR COLUMBUS (AP) - State con- a new building and help with the sities since the drinking age last year, more specific du- trollers completed approval yes- purchase of equipment. The was raised to 19 in JSB2. To- ties were outlined. terday of a $12.5 million package company manufactures paint morrow's story focuses on JOHN Q. CITIZEN which will help finance a $35 cans. bow area bars and off-cam- AMONG THE 12 responsi- 71J UNIVERSITY ROAD million convention center com- The Ohio Environmental Pro- pus parties liave been af- bilities include registering BOWLING GREEN, 0 4MK plex in downtown Toledo. tection Agency, in other action, fected in Bowling Green. the party 48 hours in advance, The last part of the package is was authorized by the board to scheduling monitors, super- a $2.5 million, 15-year Depart- retain the services of two ex- Carole Hornberger vising the event, making sure ment of Development loan - at Serts - Drs. John Botand and staff reporter everything gets cleaned up an interest rate of 7.5 percent -to erome Milliman - to assist in afterwanfand following state the Toledo-Lucas County Con- upcoming litigation involving Student questions concern- laws and University policy. vention and Visitors Bureau. the cleanup of the Chem-Dyne ing parties with alcohol, "The policy of the Univer- The loan will apply toward con- hazardous waste disposal site in which have dropped in num- sity basically follows the struction of the center, depart- Hamilton. ber at the University since state laws," Colvin said. ment officials said. EPA will contract with Bo- the raising of the drinking age Minors, those 18 and under, Earlier this fall, the seven- tand and Milliman for $65,000 to 19, have given rise to a cannot be served any alco- member controlling board au- each. refined Residence Life alco- holic beverage. The policy thorized a grant of $10 million to In other business, the board: hol policy. also does not permit those the University of Toledo, which • Released $154,940 to the Of- According to Wayne Col- between 19 and 21 to drink plans to build a downtown con- fice of Budget and Management vin, director of greek life, other alcoholic beverages vocation center as part of the to finance the work of a planning some refinements were made other than beer. older and make sure the peo- Colvin also said the number complex. and supervision commission to the policy last summer to Colvin also said the Univer- ple drinking alcoholic bever- of kegs is based on the num- In other business, as the board which is assisting the city of make holding alcohol events sity policy states guidelines ages are of legal age. ber of people attending the completed a targe agenda car- Wellsville in solving its financial less complicated. for good hostessing which party. He said the amount ried over from Tuesday, mem- problems. The state auditor de- He said students were rais- should be followed such as THE POLICY states some available should represent bers gave unanimous approval clared Wellsville to be in a state ing a number of questions having enough food and non- of their responsibilities as the quantity of drinks needed to the Development Depart- of fiscal emergency last June 20. about parts of the policy alcoholic beverages on hand checking picture IDs. identi- to stay under the level of ment's plan to make a ilmiiar •Authorized the Bureau of which were not specific because not everyone will fying the age of students by intoxication, which is 0.01 low-interest loan to the United Employment Services to enter enough including responsi- want to drink. stamping their hands, circu- blood alcohol content. States Can Co. in Hubbard. into a contract with James bility for a party. Monitors' duties have also lating through the group dur- Mueller as a consultant to the The policy states the indi- been outlined more specif- ing the party and consuming OFFICIALS SATO the loan director of the state's new Job vidual in charge of the event ically. They must be 19 or no alcohol while on duty. See ALCOHOL, page 3 will help finance construction of Training Partnership program. 2 BG News/October 11,1984 We sure don't need Mondale Yes we need four more years years ago the American dollar Cmed, lessening the need for gitimate role to play - AFTER was weak and Unele Sam was government dole. the individual, family and com- —Editorial by William P. Barron. Jr. ' IT * therkn world'sit***—\A 'a whippingnth Innln boy;hatir* nownmv Beginning in 1962 with Roe vs. munity (churches and social or- Do we really need "four more the American dollar is strong, Wade, fundamental assaults on ganizations, etc.) have done all China trip OK years"? With little doubt, the and Uncle Sam and all Ameri- individual and religious free- they can; but to suggest that answer must be YES. We have cans have a renewed sense of doms have increased, largely at Sgovernment can do everything Students shouldn't be so up in arms about Univer- made immense progress from pride! the behest of misguided liberals or everyone, or be everything to sity President Paul Olscamp's trip to China; the decline of the last 20 years, who did not stop to calculate the all is a pipe-dream. The best they are paying for none of his expenses and the much remains to be done, some America has began a process carnage and moral disintegra- help the poor and disadvantage changes will have to be taken, of returning to those virtues that tion inflicted. Now the tradi- have is a growing economy trip will benefit the University. but our general course is the made this nation great: hard tional values that this nation where inflation is under control Airfare for Olscamp and Lester Barber, chair- correct one. work, honesty, initiative and was founded on are in vogue and opportunities to get a job man of the English department who will accom- Again your naivete about the ingenuity, and self-reliance. again; and the Constitution is are high; and that is what Presi- "real world" is shockingly defi- More and more churches and the property of the people again, dent Reagan had delivered! pany the president, is coming from a state-funded cient Every president since private institutions are reclaim- instead: of crusading liberals We had four years of Walter operating budget for the president. Fare for their George Washington has known ing the responsibilities that were who seek to bring society down Mondale, and the disappoint- wives is being paid for through the BGSU Founda- or learned that peace does not turned over to the government to the lowest common ments by far exceeded the tri- come without price. As Thomas during free-spending liberal nator. umphs; we DO NOT need four tion, a private endowment fund. Jefferson said, "The price of Democratic Congresses in the The preamble to the U.S. Con- more years of Mondale, but we The Barbers were selected to take the trip with liberty is eternal vigilence." past 50 years. The Mormon stitution states, "in order to DO need four more years of the Olscamps because the English department has Since Grenada, our adversaries Church led the way in 1932 with promote the general welfare." Ronald Reagan. have thought twice about adven- its comprehensive welfare sys- Somewhere between the New Aa a postscript, it should be been instrumental in the faculty exchange with the turism, and the Sandinistas tem that is now the envy of Deal and 1980, that was changed noted that I have been on disabi- X'ian Institute. All expenses after the couples seem now willing to open a dia- many governmental agencies. to read "in order to PROVIDE lity for four years, and Reagan arrive in China are being paid by the X'ian Insti- logue on regional peace. Now "Operation Blessing" by the general welfare." Life is offers the best hope of returning Throughout history, peace has the Southern Baptists, and nu- seldom one continuous stream of to work I have in 1965! tute. only been purchased through merous other religious organiza- bliss; adversity used to be con- We believe the couples' trip to China is worth- force, for only when our adver- tions, are complying with the sidered moral and character- William P. Barron Jr. Is a while because it will further an exchange between saries know that we are pre- Biblical injunction to care for building to those who overcame senior history major from Salt pared to fight to preserve the poor, the widowed and or- it. Government does have a le- Lake City, iftah.. the University and X'ian Institute. freedom can we truly have The trip will promote continued exchange of peace. faculty between the two universities, something You howl about innocent lives put in jeapardy by our mining that has been done between the schools for the last Sandiiusta harbors; but what of two years. This involvement could mean more the atrocities committed every Chinese graduate students for Bowling Green, day by that communistic totali- tarian regime? Mormons were helping fulfill Olscamp's goal of increasing grad- driven from the country as "CIA uate enrollment, as stated in his Role and Mission operatives" and their places of for the University. worship confiscated; fundamen- It also may mean more American students talist and evangelical ministers have been tortured, killed, and abroad exchanging cultural information with the jailed. Wholesale violations of Chinese. Any exchange like this helps the world human rights are perpetrated scene, no matter how slightly. by the Sandinista regime every day! Instead of complaining about the "vacation" that One would think you believe Olscamp is taking, students should recognize the the Soviets are saints and Rea- trip's»value for University students. gan the devil-incarnate. The So- viets have never upheld any treaty or agreement they have ever signed in the post-war pe- riod. The Helsinki Accords are "Arthur the greek' so much toilet-paper in Moscow. Do you believe the Soviets desire peace in light of Afghanistan, bets for his health Kampuchea, and KAL 007? Unless my memory fails me. by Art Buchwald A month later, when I didn't the last administration allowed receive a check, I called the 52 American citizens to be held I'm not a betting man by bookie at Reluctant's offices in hostage for over a year by a nature but I have this book- Des Moines. He said he had fanatical and senile Iranian. maker. He works for the Reluc- received all the forms but That same administration did in tant Insurance Company of couldn't pay off the bet. He had Iran what you have blasted Rea- America. This is how we bet. to send it to his chief bookie in gan for in Beirut: only fewer Every month I give him a cer- Chicago. casualties. tain amount of money, and he I protested I had made the bet Four years ago inflation was takes a gamble that my house with him and asked him why he around 12-15% and interest rates won't burn down or be broken couldn't send me my money. He were 22-25%; the misery-index into or damaged by a falling told me that it wasn't his job to was at an all-time high. Four tree. Another net I place with pay off bets for the Reluctant years ago unemployment bov- him is that my car won't hit Insurance Company, but Just to ered around 9%; now someone in an accident, or I collect the money from me. EWnew workers are em- won't be hit by somebody else. "Are you mad because I fi- and business has created Still a third one is that my fam- nally won a bet?" new Jobs in the last year. ily will not be stricken with an "I'm not mad at you. But they Four years ago business was in illness that would require hospi- are." the doldrums; now investment, talization. "Who's they?" production, and modernization Funny enough, I was never "The guys in Chicago. They of facilities are increasing and anxious to win one of these bets. don't like to lose, because then the economy is growing without I didn't want to collect from the they can't gamble on another uncontrolled inflation. Four bookie on any of them. He skyscraper, or loan a billion seemed to feel the same way I dollars to the Chrysler Corpora- did. So much so that, if for some tion." reason, I forgot to send him my "That's tough," I said. "But check for one of our bets, he when a bookie loses he has to Taking an interest in scruples would mail me a nasty letter, pay off or he won't stay in busi- American manufacturers of wanting to know where the ness very long." On the other side of the Capi- and patio umbrella people, forc- "We'll probably pay you, but hand-held rain umbrellas. But tol from where Rep. Kaptur ing them to make umbrellas in money was. He was not. he told by George F. Will no American firm makes me, in the bookmaking business your wager has to be reviewed toils, the distinguished and able the bracing gale of competition frames for such umbrellas. Last senior senator from the great from abroad. But just as God for his health. by our in-house betting commis- year Taiwan accounted for more Well recently, due to an illness sion." Politicians these days are ex- and sovereign state of Ohio tempers the wind to the shorn pected to have such scruples than 50 percent of imported (sorry about the adjectives, but lamb, government, under Re^ in my family, my bookie lost one "How long will that take?" within their scruples that they frames. Under an automatic of the bets. Since this was the "As long as they can keep they get flung around In the publicans and Democrats alike, would never knowingly do any- triggering formula of the tariff Senate), John Glenn, saw his follows God's example, and does first time I had won I thought he making IS percent interest on schedules a 15 percent duty was would be happy to pay off. After your money." thing considerate for a "special duty and did it: "Mr. President, God one better by tempering the Two months went by and I still interest." But consider H.R. imposed on such imports. I rise today to add a noncontro- wind even for some unshorn all, even in Las Vegas the house 5783 and the saga of the um- expects to lose once in a while. received no word on my bet. So I Today 95 percent of all um- versial amendment to the Mis- lambs. So I wrote him a nice letter decided to take action, as any brella frames. brellas sold in the United States cellaneous Tariff bill currently It is easy to treat such epi- telling him that I had won the professional gambler would do That bill is the handiwork of are manufactured overseas. The before the Senate." sodes as the umbrella frame bet with him that no one in the under the circumstances. I Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur, duty on frames could have killed The amendment was adopted, duty-lifting as subjects for mer- family would ever have to go to grabbed a hammer from the tool (DOhio), whose district in- the eight domestic manufactur- so unless the president vetoes riment: Men and women labor the hospital for surgery. cludes Toledo, where in 1899 the ers, irrationally: It is a protec- the whole tariff bill (for reasons like hodcarriers and spend like But instead of congratulating "Where are you going?" my Hull Brothers Umbrella Com- tionist measure, but there is no unrelated to umbrellas) the um- sheiks to get elected to the me, I got a very terse letter back wife asked. pany began doing its useful work domestic umbrella frame indus- brella makers of Toledo - about House or Senate so they can give telling me he refused to accept "To Chicago and break the so that you need not let a smile try to protect. H.R. 5783 care- 25 of them - can continue to fight laws to the great Republic, and my word until I produced the legs of the chief bookie if he be your umbrella. In time that fully leaves in place the duty on the good fight for the American they wind up worrying about facts that he had lost. What hurt won't pay off my bet." firm became part of the Haas- frames for beach and patio um- way of umbrellas. They, by the umbrella frames, and being bar- was he didn't even sign the letter She wept as my plane took off Jordan Company, which today is brellas, as American manufac- way, are members of Lane Kirk- ked at by constituents in the "sincerely." from Washington. one of lust eight remaining turers of such frames desire. land's legions - specifically .the bargain. Actually, a lot of what I sent htm all the hospital and I returned the next day. Amalgamated Clothing and Tex- legislators do - searching for doctor bills and pointed out I "Did he pay you?" my wife tile Workers - but they stood lost Social Security checks, de- wasn't making a dime on the asked. shoulder to shoulder with man- livering high-school commence- wager. As a matter of fact, since "No," I said. ;ement in setback for the class ment addresses, having their: be only covered 80 percent of "So did you break his legs?" !, but life is full of com- pictures taken with Miss Yogurt costs, I was still a loser. "I couldn't because he didn't of 1964 - is less interesting, less His next letter arrived with IS have legs. The chief bookie in Rep. Ed Jenkins (D) of dignified and less useful than green forms and 20 red forms. Chicago is a computer." Georgia's 9th district partici- than H.R. 5783. The wonder is Each body in the hospital, I was pated in the passage of the bill, that Americans can persuade told, had to fill out either toe Art Buchwald Is a writer for as well he should nave, having people to become legislators, green or red, or both, depending the hoe Angeles Times Syndi- received a rocket from a testy considering the small pay ana cate. constituent, the founder of the abundant abuse that comes with on what they had done. Southern Umbrella Company, the job. ■THE BG NEWS- the nifty slogan of which Is One man eager to become a "Born in Hartwell, Georgia .. . legislator is Ray Shamie, who EdMr Carolyn Van Son* Mi EdMr Oaorlray I Raised Everywhere." His letter defeated Elliot Richardson for Managing EdMr Oaborah Scnmook Copy ErMor Joa I ended with a snort: "I am ex- the Republican Senate nomi- AMI Managing Editor Pakiokflaar AaH Copy Ed OaraaaErwm NawaEdMr Mary JoMcVay AMI Copy EO OartaavAMv pecting a satisfactory explana- nation in Massachusetts. Re-' Editorial Editor Urchaal 0 Tout*) AMI Copy Ed J«Tru3Mu tion from you at once without cently, in his umpteenth Sports Editor Marc Dalph QrapMcaEdtor JmYoul long government red-tape pro- interview at the end ot a long AMI SportaErJtot SMvaOuJnn Friday Editor Marcaaa Grinc* campaign day, he said some- Photo EdMr SuaanCrou Production Sup'r Staphmia OiMlchata cedure." That is a tone of voice AMI PltotoErJIor PhlMMturio Production Sup r Mary Bryan congressmen often hear. It gives thing he did not quite mean but you a sense of why being a that some anarchists masquer- Tha BO Nawa la pubmiad daly Tuaaday through Friday during Ha acadamK yaar and is not all beer and ading as conservatives do seem »aaMy durtng me aummar imiari by ma Beard ol Studam PuMoatlom ol Bowing Qraan to think: "Elliot believes govi The lads at the White House eminent can do good things for! Opinion! aapraaaad by columnim do not ntoaawrly raaact ma opHora ol tha BO who wear those aesthetically people. I don't."That statement,! ma BO Nawa and Boaing Oraan SUM UnMnMy are aqua oppwluwy amployanj and appalling and ideologically un- which puts Social Security, the: do not raacnminale m Wing practioM satisfactory neckties decorated Interstate highway system and: Tha BO Mawa «■ not accapt advartalng that ■ daamad dajcrtmlnatory. dagradng or World War II (to cite just three: MuHng on tha baa* of raoa. M» or national origin. with the profile of Adam Smith copyright 1BB4 oy tha BQ Nawi al right raaarvad (whose profile would be on neck- government undertakings) in' EdaorM and Ouawaw OWcaa ties in a Mondale administration their place, is refuted by, among: 108 UHMHaV Hal - John Kenneth Galbraith's?) other things H.R. 5783, be it ever; Bowing Oraan Start UnMnMy Bowing Oraan. ONo 43*03 should, if they want to practice Phone: (41913722801 what their neckties preach, strip George F. mil Is a writer for. Houri 8 am. lo S p.m Monday through Friday the protection from the oeacn the Washington Post Writer Group. Local BG News/October 11,1984 3 ALCOHOL, from page 1 Judi Biggs, assistant director Ceiling set by Ohio Board of Regents of greek life, said a new refine- ment for the consumption of beer, added last summer, only allows a single serving of beer, 16 ounces or less, to an individ- New dorms unlikely due to enrollment ual. She said this means no pitch- ers may be served. One person by Beth Macy by the University, she said, amount of housing needed," housing contracts were ac- ing the number of graduate, may not order two drinks at a and Jeanette Kleeberger adding that the enrollment Paulsen said. Freshmen are cepted than normal. minority and international time because he or she could reporters ceiling is part of an overall assigned to the remaining However, not all University students may bring more give the second beer to an under- plan for higher education in rooms. students are single and will- married couples to campus. age friend. Building new residence Ohio. She added there are about ing to live on a single-sex Tonia Stewart, director of GREGG OECRANE, assis- halls at the University in the "Why build more buildings 12S to 150 convertible lounges floor. off-campus housing, said al- tant vice president for Univer- near future is unlikely here if at, say, Kent Stale which can be used to house Because of the small num- though there has been dis- sity student activities; student according to Fayetta Paul- there is one not in use?" Paul- students if space is needed, as ber of married couples at the cussion on building a activity orientation, said strict sen, associate vice president sen said. was the case in fall 1983. University, there probably residence hall for married Glides on monitoring parties for student affairs; resi- The housing office is on a "Admission recruits and will not be any on-campus couples, it probably will not ve caused many organiza- dential services. five-year capital im- then we send out housing con- housing for them in the near be soon. tions to reconsider having par- "We have adequate hous- provement plan. Each year, tracts," said William Lan- future, Jill Carr, associate "The way it stands right ties with alcohol. ing for those admitted," Paul- the housing units are re- ning, director of Residence director of housing, said. now, I think that most mar- DeCrane said he has seen a sen said. She said a housing viewed and necessary im- Life for area two. "There is "THE TREND, however, is ried couples prefer living off- big decline in the number of shortage is unlikely because provements are made. For always a certain percentage a decrease in the 18-22 age campus, she said. "The at- alcohol-related events on cam- the maximum number of stu- example, Paulsen said, that do pay the initial $100 but group (traditionally single mosphere is usually more pus. He said there has been a dents permitted at the Uni- Harshman Quadrangle re- do not follow through with students), which means that conducive for their lifestyles tendency for students to partici- versity is pre-determined by ceived new carpet this year. any of the other payments." there probably will be an in- and studying habits." pate in non-alcoholic activities. the Ohio Board of Regents. HOUSING SIGN-UPS are He said students were crease in older, married stu- The key is in the increase of DeCrane said the Student The allowed 15.000 full-time offered to the upper classmen forced to live in lounges last dents at the University," she graduate students, she said. Recreation Center has reported equivalency students is par- in the spring. fall because the dropout rate said. r'We need to know what can an increase in its usage. This tially determined by the "We establish the space for housing was lower than in In addition, Carr said the be done to meet their needs, could be related to decline in amount of housing provided remaining and the required previous years and more University's goal of increas- and then go from there." alcohol events, he said.

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In high school, homecoming meant many things: an exciting football game, expensive din- ner, romantic dance and two students elected Homecoming King and Queen. In college, at least one thing hasn't changed. There is still a Sloan Steve Carol Timothy Sandra Brian Homecoming King and Queen. Bentley Cotten Shambaugh Klme Stevens Powers Last weekend, the 1984 BGSU Homecoming Court was se- run. This year's Homecoming cil vice president of Delta Tau coordinator of campus tour opment, Panhellenic Council. • Amy Williams: Canton. Health lected. King is really just the same Delta, cheerleader, University guides, Advisory Committee for Order of Omega, coordinator of care administration major. USG This year's finalists were cho- thing as last year's senior rep- host, campus tour guide, UAO General Fees Allocation, former campus Adopt a Grandparent. University committees coordi- sen from a field of 42 applicants resentative." publicity committee, BGSU 75th resident adviser, weight club, • Carol Shambaugh: Toledo. nator, president of Gamma Phi based on campus achievements, Candidates for king are: anniversary committee, Miss writer for Miscellany magazine. IPCO major specializing in ex- Beta, Panhellenic Council, Or- campus involvement, campus • Steve Cotten: Findlay. Pub- BGSU social committee, dean's • Rodger Stewart: Cleveland pressive arts therapy, Univer- der of Omega, orientation knowledge, personal appear- lic relations major, business ad- list, intramural swimming Heights. Social studies educa- sity Performing Dance leader, health care club, peer ance and personality. ministration minor. champion, reporter for the tion major. Intramural advisory Company, Alpha Chi Omega, adviser. Only seniors may run for Representative-at-large for Gavel. board, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mortar Board, Phi Eta Sigma, Homecoming King and Queen USG, Alpha Sigma Phi, Phi Eta • Michael Pickard: Perrys- chief administrator of Interfra- orientation leader, campus tour • Sonia Winner: Centerville, and 10 finalists were chosen - Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta, burg. IPCO major, general busi- ternity Council, co-chairman of guide, Frazier Reams Ohio. IPCO major, pre-law mi- five men and five women. University host. Mortar Board, ness minor. University host, Ereek policy committee, student Fellowship, student representa- nor. Bacchus vice president, ex- 1984 is the first year the Uni- International Association of member and one of 12 interna- ;gal services representative for tive of Arts Therapy Associa- ecutive officer and cabinet versity has had a Homecoming Business Communicators. Pub- tional advisers of Lambda Chi Interfraternity Council. tion, resident adviser. director of Alpha Chi Omega, King. lic Relations Student Society of Alpha, campus Big Brothers, Candidates for queen: Phi Alpha Delta, Law Society, Jeanne Papell, director of America, University Publica- Alpha Lambda Delta, orienta- • Sandra Stevens: Akron. Ra- Dream Court, Mary Ruth Ken- public relations for the Univer- tions Board, forensics team, stu- tion leader. • Sloan Bentley: Martins Ferry. dio-television-film major. Co- Memorial Scholarship, BGSU sity Activities Organization, dent editor of Green Sheet. • Brian Powers: Parma Ohio. Gerontology major, social captain of the Pommerettes. Academic Scholarship. said, "We decided to have a • Timothy Kime Jr.: Toledo. Heights, Ohio. Dual major of services minor. Undergraduate Miss Bronze, Miss Black and Homecoming King this year be- Radio-television-film major, economics and legal studies. Gerontology Association, Delta Gold of 1982-63, campus tour Student elections for Home- cause we wanted to open it up t'ournalism minor. Representa- President of Mortar Board, Zeta corresponding secretary guide, Women in Communica- coming King and Queen will be and make it aware that every- ive-at-large for USG, pledge orientation leader, charter and parliamentarian, first vice tions Inc., various University held on Friday, Oct. 12, in the body, both male and female, can class president and pledge coun- member of Phi Alpha Delta, president of membership devel- productions. Union foyer. **** GOOD LUCK TO ALL HOMECOMING CANDIDATESI ****

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Chinese. Japanese studied Conklin offering Asian language classes offered campus program by John Cummlngs There is faculty interest in reporter "Final Frontier," Johnson said. by Kelly FriU "One girl, Julie, has a University President Paul number of Americans who "THE FACULTY has called reporter Chinese boyfriend. She works Olscamp's visit to China this know the language is rela- Alcohol. Communication in offering their services for each at China Gate (restaurant) month would bring about an tively small and knowledge of relationships. Death and dying. topic," Johnson said. A small band of pioneers every weekend " she said. exchange of students. the culture definitely helps a For Conklin Hall and the en- Each month during the vear a has dared to be different here Dr. Wallace Pietze, and his Chinese classes are devel- student's job prospects, Jones tire campus, these are all dis- different topic is covered, with at Bowling Green by enrolling wife, Diane, taught in China oping at the University the added. cussion topics for the year-long themes from physical and men- in the relatively new Chinese but had little time to learn the same way Japanese did, "It helps to know what to Residence Life/Conklin pro- tal wellness to freedom of and Japanese classes. language themselves. Akiko Jones, Japanese in- expect culturally with a Japa- gram, "Conklin - the Final speech and voting. Each topic Chinese language classes In the class, students learn structor, said. nese businessman," she said. Frontier." makes use of panel discussions, have a full-time teacher for pronunciation and tones. The Japanese was first offered "There is a different form of John Johnson, hall director, lectures and movies on WBGU- the first time this year. Yu Li- class spent the first weeks of on an independent study/tu- speaking to a superior or infe- and Dean Breschani, assistant TV. Hua, an exchange student the semester on tones, be- toring basis. Then a part-time rior." hall director, came up with the This month's topic is "Alcohol from the Xian Foreign Lan- cause each tone represents a instructor was hired and now Jones said interest in Ja- idea to make students aware Use in America," and Breschani guage Institute, is teaching character in the Chinese al- the program has a full-time pan at the University is defi- there is more to campus life said it will be a diverse pro- Chinese 101 and 201 during phabet. Chinese culture is instructor, Jones, who is in nitely growing, but the than residence hall living. gram, involving area retailers, her two-year U.S. stay. also discussed, Yu said. her second year here. Japanese also are fascinated "This program allows stu- a demonstration on cooking with The classes were pre- The future of Chinese There are now 50 students with America - especially the dents to see that there are un- alcohol and respresentatives of viously offered on an indepen- classes at the University is involved in Japanese classes, language. limited resources available to various organizations. dent study basis. There are uncertain, she said. she said, adding the interme- "Every year, I go home (to them, not only on campus but The presentations last about five students enrolled this "HARD TO say. Maybe diate section is three times Japan) and new English word around campus as well, John- one hour, beginning at 7:30 p.m. year. will become popular. Japa- larger than last year. added," Jones said, adding son said. on Tuesday or Wednesday Yu said her students have nese started this way," Yu Japanese is an appealing that 10 percent of the Japa- The program is designed to nights and are free to all. several reasons for taking the added. course to international busi- nese language is influenced involve all students and all resi- "Our goal is to make it more course. She said she was optimistic ness majors, she said. The by English. dence halls, not just Conklin, of a campus-wide activity," Breschani said. Johnson said.

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CINCINNATI (AP) - The city bers to shake their heads over April, after University Hospital is stuck with a $39,000 computer the purchase. Some council already had bought a new Digi- bought to handle billing for am- members said they weren't tal Equipment computer to Reagan assures public bulance transportation - a con- aware of the computer obliga- process the $305 bills. The city troversial program scrapped tion when they voted to end the used money from its fire divi- this year because of public out- $305 ambulance fee. sion to buy the computer from WASHINGTON (AP) - Al- He broached the idea of great in the future, Social cry. "It's dumb, a very dumb the hospital, and hasn't found a most from the start of his malting Social Security volun- Security spokesman James City council enacted a $305 thing," said city Councilman buyer. entry into politics, Ronald tary in the 1964 Goldwater Brown says that even young, charge for a city ambulance ride Guy Guckenberger. "The ques- Deputy City Manager Michael Reagan has been haunted by campaign speech that helped single workers who will retire as a way of raising money last tion is whether we have a $39,000 Bierman said the computer will voters' doubts about his plans catapult him from actor to at 67 after paying the maxi- December, but citizen com- use for it" be stored until a buyer is found for the largest and most last- politician, and again in 1976. mum tax can expect to re- plaints prompted them to re- or a city department finds a use ing vestige of the New Deal - And repeatedly, even after coup more than they paid in verse the decision in May. THE CITY'S STRAPPED for it. Social Security. his bipartisan commission with interest. In the meantime, the city budget prompted the $305 ambu- "We're still going to try to Now he is trying once again hammered out a rescue plan When Reagan took office, awarded a contract for proc- lance fee proposal for every trip look for some (buyers)." Bier- to lay that ghost to rest. for Social Security in April Social Security was on the essing the $305 bills to Univer- to the hospital. However, insur- man said. "But two or three we Yesterday, before leaving were looking for with University 1963, Reagan and top aides brink of a financial crisis, sity Hospital, which bought a ance companies were unwilling the White House to campaign have fanned speculation they despite a bailout enacted in specially programmed $39,000 to pay the fees as part of medi- Hospital didn't pan out." in Michigan, Reagan told re- might seek a major restruc- 1977 during the Carter admin- computer. The contract also cal coverage, ana there were Bierman said the computer porters, "We're never going can be programmed to perform turing of the system. istration that included $227 guaranteed $18,000 for proc- concerns that sick or injured to take away from those peo- Reagan told The New York billion in payroll tax in- essing, and the hospital de- people would hesitate to call an a variety of functions. The only ple who are dependent on problem is $5,000 in program- Times last March, "I have creases over 10 years. manded payment for both. ambulance because they Social Security, now or in the said over and over again in The city has no use for the couldn't afford the fee. ming that tells the machine how future." Within four months of tak- to send out paramedic bills. talking about Social Security ing office, Reagan asked Con- computer, leaving council mem- Council reversed itself last To rival Walter Mondale's Eroblems that nothing must gress for Social Security cuts charge that he had a secret c done to penalize those peo- totaling $88 billion over five Silan to curtail benefits for Ble who are now dependent on Eears. The changes would uture retirees, Reagan said, lose checks. But what we ave reduced overall benefits to the Homecoming Selection Panel: "I am terribly concerned that need to do is a revamping of 7.5 percent over five years, this demagoguery about So- >> Vernice Cain Beth Burner the program." and 22.3 percent over 75 Bob Gibson Paul Couch Chris Sweazy yns cial Security is frightening And the president told a years. y senior citizens ... We're not Texas T.V. station in July Congress spurned the big for a job well donel foing to let them down, and there was a probability "that cuts in retirement and disabi- 've been saying that since many people, young people lity benefits, but eliminated before I was president." now paying in, will never be several benefits - for college Democrats have assailed able to receive as much as students, for widowed moth- $&$$.4.&&4.$.&$.&4.$.&&4.4.4.$.$.4.$.$.$.4.$.$.$.4.$,4.$>$.& Reagan on Social Security at they're paying." ers when their youngest child every opportunity, depicting turned 16 instead of 18, the him as a die-hard conserva- THAT IS NOT the case, !122-a-month minimum bene- Omicron Delta Kappa tive who wants to chop away according to the Social Secu- it and, in many cases, the at the $185 billion program. rity Administration. While $255 lump-sum death pay- i BUT REAGAN HAS him- most retirees now get back ments - that the Carter ad- .. 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Clergymen, police testify Ambassador kidnapped BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Kid- ON SEPT. 15, an anonymous not like to make any nappers with automatic rifles caller said the terrorist group statements," Geagea added. abducted the Spanish ambassa- Islamic Jihad, or Islamic Holy Local morals described dor in Beirut yesterday, but he War, would take "necessary SEIFEDDIN KHATIB, a was freed unharmed four hours measures" against Spain if the spokesman for Amal leader and ELYRIA (AP) - Clergy- the dancers and performing much immorality being pub- later after Lebanon's largest two men were not freed. The Cabinet minister Nabih Bern, men and a police chief were oral sex acts with them. licly noted, so much crime, so Moslem militia intervened. caller said the two were guerril- said Amal fighters found the among those called yesterday much dope peddling. These The Lebanese prosecutor gen- las allied with Islamic Jihad. house where de Aristegui was to define local moral stan- AFTER HEARING the are the things we are trying to eral said Ambassador Pedro After the threat, the Spanish being held, freed him and took dards after a visiting Frank- state's evidence Tuesday, vis- offset," he said. Manuel de Aristegui, 57, re- Embassy told all seven of its him to an Amal operation center lin County judge said he iting Judge Dale Crawford of ROGER GRIFFITH, the turned to the Spanish Embassy diplomats in west Beirut to live near Beirut airport. There he didn't know whether stan- after being released. He later at de Aristegui's residence in was turned over to police, Kha- Franklin County Common police chief in Elyria, the city Hadath. dards here would be different Pleas Court in Columbus second to Lorain in size in went to his home. tibsaid. than those in central Ohio. asked attorneys to present u>rain County, testified that The prosecutor, Camille Gea- Islamic Jihad earlier claimed "We rescued him at 7:30 p.m. The testimony came in the testimony on local moral his city's ordinances prevent gea, said de Aristegui was responsibility for bombing at- and everything is perfect," Kha- prostitution and obscenity standards to aid him in his the open display of magazines turned over to police at 7:53 p.m. tacks on U.S. Embassy and mili- tib said. trial of former Lorain city decision. which show nudity on the (12:53 p.m. EDT) after negotia- tary buildings in Beirut last year He refused to identify the kid- Councilman James Kokinda. The Rev. Donald Yaekle. cover. The chief said he be- tions with the unidentified kid- and last month in which hun- nappers, saying, "The impor- Kokinda and h's son, pastor of St. John United lieves most people find photo- nappers by the Shiite Moslem dreds of people died. tant thing is that we rescued James N., were charged with Church of Christ in Lorain, graphs or films of nudity to be militia Amal. The Spanish ambassador was him." promoting prostitution, a fel- testified for the prosecution less offensive. Lebanon's state television held at a house in a Shiite suburb De Aristegui was the fifth ony, and pandering obscen- yesterday that he felt most "I think the community said the kidnappers staged the of Beirut, officials said. The diplomat to be kidnapped in ity, a misdemeanor, after residents would find the al- draws a line to what is avail- abduction "because they have kidnappers delivered him to west Beirut since January. Two undercover police officers leged activities described at able in printed matter and relatives held in Spanish jails. Amal militiamen, who turned Libyan diplomats were ab- went to Kokinda's tavern, the tavern: objectionable. what is shown live for enter- There is no other political mo- him over to police. ducted and quickly released Koke's Place, last February "That's not a normal inter- tainment," Griffith said. tive for the abduction." A joint escort of police and early this summer. The other in Lorain. The younger Ko- est in sex," he said, referring Griffith was asked by de- The report apparently re- Amal militia took de Aristegui to kidnapped envoys, U.S. Em- kinda will stand trial later. to the activities described by fense attorney Joseph ferred to two Lebanese Shiites the Spanish Embassy in mostly bassy political officer William The elder Kokinda served Assistant County Prosecutor Grunda what his reaction held in Spain in connection with Moslem west Beirut, Geagea Buckley and Saudi Consul Gen- on the city council in Lorain, Jonathan Rosenbaum. would be if he learned that an the shooting of a Libyan diplo- said."I spoke with him at the eral Hussein Farrash, are miss- a northeastern Ohio city of A Catholic priest, the Rev. Elyria Fraternal Order of mat in Madrid last month. embassy. He is well but would ing. about 75,000, for eight years Joseph Stepp of the Church of Police function last winter in the 1970s. St. Peter, said his church included entertainment by On Tuesday, Lorain police Erays for the people who pa- strippers. officers testified in the trial's onize such taverns "to help "I would be very upset," I* first day that they saw topless straighten them out." Griffith said. "I would inves- waitresses and nude dancers "As I look back at the early tigate to determine what the at the bar. They said patrons days of my priesthood, I don t facts are and take some ac- at the tavern were fondling recall the presence of so tion depending on the facts." s° *o >0 EXPERENCE the fun and Kirr and KIPS" adventure of... 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DLe Ponder Puff ss<*- 525 RiJ^e Street THESE PLUS OUR ENTIRE THOUSANDS STOCK IS Visa OF TITLES! REDUCED! Mastercard Sports 8 BG News/October 11,1984 Falcon kickers knot Akron Bullpen, Bevacqua spark on wrong way goal by Zips, 1-1 Padres past Detroit, 5-3 Christmas came early last Falcon midfielder Kurt Davis Bucher turned in a fine perfor- The Detroit Tigers struck Kurt Bevacqua blast over the Tuesday, Oct. 9 night for Bowling Green s soc- was credited with the goal. mance making eight saves. for three runs in the first left fence off of Detroit Detroit 3, San Diego 2, De- cer team and Akron's Matt The draw keeps the Falcons' Akron scored its lone goal inning but could only muster starter Dan Petry. troit leads series 1-0 Smith played Santa Claus. The chance for a NCAA playoff bid midway through the second naif two hits the remainder of the PADRE CRAIG Lefferts Wednesday, Oct. 10 Zip fullback inadvertently alive and should move up in when freshman striker Shaun game as the San Diego relief pitched the final three innings San Diego 5, Detroit 3, Se- kicked the ball into his own goal Mideast regional standings with Docking drilled a shot through a corp took the spotlight to give to earn the save. Lefferts ries tied 1-1 and the gift gave the Falcons their impressive showing maze of players infront of the the Padres their first World struck out five of the 10 Tiger Friday, Oct. 12 their only score in a 1-1 tie. against the nation's 19th ranked Falcon net. Series win, 5-3, last night in batters he faced while allow- San Diego (Lollar 11-13) at The goal came at the 32:28 team. The tie leaves BG's record at San Diego. ing just one hit. Detroit (Wilcox 17-8), 8:35 mark as BG's offense was 5-5-1, and snapped its two game Reliever Andy Hawkins re- In eight and one-third in- p.m. swarming Akron's goal. In an losing streak. The Zips, who are lieved the shell-shocked nings, Hawkins and Lefferts Saturday, Oct. 13 attempt to relieve the pressure, Briefs ranked second in the region, are Padre starter Ed Whitson af- combined to shut down the San Diego at Detroit, 1:30 the Zip fullback tried to boot thr ^2-3. ter two-thirds of an inning Tigers to two hits, while strik- p.m. ball to goalie Sean Burke who BG'S STINGY defense limited The match in Akron marked and went five and one-third ing out seven. Sunday, Oct. 14 would have punted it out of the the Zips to Just nine shots the Falcons' eighth road appear- innings retiring the first 13 Game three will be played San Diego at Detroit, 4:45 area. through 90 minutes of regulation ance in 11 games this season. Tiger batters he faced and at Tiger Stadium Friday at p.m. But, Smith's kick sailed past play and two 10-minute overtime BG returns home Saturday to only allowed one hit. 8:35 p.m. Tuesday. Oct. 16 the UA netminder into the goal. sessions. Falcon goalie Kim face tough Division II foe Oak- Meanwhile, the Padre of- Detroit at San Diego, 8:25 land University at Mickey Coch- fense scored one in the first League Championship Se- p.m., if necessary rane Field. Kickoff tune is and another in the fourth in- ries Wednesday, Oct 17 slated at 4 p.m. ning before exploding for All Times EDT Detroit at San Diego, 8:25 There are an estimated 200 gen- three runs in the fifth off a World Series p.m., if necessary eral admission tickets remain- ing for Saturday night's hockey game against Ferris State, according to Jim Treeger, Bowl- OSU's Byars unhappy with loss "A Hard Working Common Some ing Green athletic promotions COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Keith yards passing and 66 points - for Buckeyes 28-23 last week and director. AlUn R. Baldwin Leader... To Meet the CMtaf* Byars of eighth-ranked Ohio a decision over Purdue. became the lone unbeaten team Game time is 7:30 at the BG State, the nation's leading major left in the Big Ten Conference of Wood Co»nty'i Future" Ice Arena. "I'd start over from scratch if IMCMrtr r..d to* by Wood CdwAlldn. wlri* |.ld»1n r»ff . 0>i.. college rusher and all-purpose we could have that victory, no race. It also cost Ohio State its tr—WI 4»l Fiorlll ...rylburf .Qlili

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by Steve Qulnn Vince (Villanucci) and learn MAC schools Northern Illinois to BG, Hunter has seen action in assistant sports editor from him. When I'm in he and Central Michigan also every game this year, and watches me. If I don't get the showed interest. Michigan State proved he was capable of start- It wasn't poor performance right read, he tells me." also recruited Hunter, but ing. Hunter probably expected that kept John Hunter off the talked to him too late as he the fine performance of himself football field all last season. He Hunter, a Detroit native, already agreed to attend BG. as he enjoys playing on the road was red shirted so he could learn played for DePorres High as much as he does playing at a new position (defensive end). School, a school that has a tradi- "I had passed the school when home - something not found in He started his first game in a tionally strong football team. In I was going down south a lot, but most athletes Falcon uniform at defensive end his junior year they won the I never thought I would be play- "I've always been a player in last Saturday's 17-6 loss Class D State title. That year he ing here," Hunter said. "When I who likes to play away," Hunter against Toledo. And he made the played wingback on offense and came down, Martin Bayless and said. "I enjoy doing well against most of it. monsterback defensively. His Tony Graham (former BG de- a team in front of their fans." Hunter finished the game with duties as monsterback would fensive backs) showed me This Saturday he will be play- nine tackles, four of them solo. combine responsibilities of de- around the campus, and I liked ing in front of a home crowd Three of his solos went for losses fensiveback and linebacker. it. I liked what the coaches had against Western Michigan. This totaling 27 yards, including two In his senior year Hunter led to offer in the school." time he will have to get pleasure quarterback sacks. DePorres to a second state title, While Saturday's game was from playing well in front of his this time in Class C. He won all- only his first start since coming own fans. His performance earned him Catholic and all-League honors coach Denny Stolz' nomination that year and took part in 130 for Mid-American Conference tackles. Player-of-the-Week. "I was real pumped up (for DePorres moved to the the first start),'' Hunter said "I tougher classification due to was nervous I wanted to per- their domination in class THANKS! form good. I made some plays D.Hunter said DePorres would that were good, but when we play teams in Class B even when Forrest Creason really n eeded them I didn't get they were in class D. them." Golf Course The 6-foot-2, 210 pound red- BG WAS NOT the only school shirt freshman made the switch interested in Hunter's talents as Noble Romans from defensive back, the posi- tion Hunter was recruited to Little Caesar's play. He used his year off to develop strength, gain weight BGSU CLUB Greeting Exchange and learn BG's defense. VOLLEYBALL BEFORE HE came to BG The Falcon House Hunter weighed in at 187 pounds. - Try outs ■ He credits his teammates for Finders being able to adjust to the de- Won.. Oct. 15.10 D.m. fensive end. for helping moke "The first year I got here I Rec Center • learned a lot from Chris (Hart- Racauel Room the man) and Troy (Dawson)," CtrU IIIIV J52-6791 Hunter said. "This year I watch Golf Tournament John Hunter BG News/Phil Masturzo

The Athletic Band (which plays for the Basketball and HOCKEY PLAYERS Hockey games) and three Concert Bands are being organized for the second semester. There will be a We have everything for hockey! meeting on Monday, Oct. 22 in Room 1012 of the College Cooper, Koho, Titan and more! Skates of Musical Arts at 4:00 PM for anyone wishing to be in Athletic Band. Students interested in participating in a sharpened while you wait. concert band are invited to stop in the Band Office, Room 1010 or telephone 372-2186 for specific audition Purcells Bike Shop (where required), registration and performance sched- 131 W. Wooster (Downtown) ule information. , 352-6264

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