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BRIEFLY Minister brings Campus words of truth, Reflect on this: The Bowling Green Police Division wants to remind all city and University residents that lights or reflec- conflict to rally tors are required on all bicycles used after dark. by Marvin C. Brown applauding crowd to its feet, Far- Using lights and reflec- staff writer rakhan joked, "I must have hit a tors will enable motorists to raw nerve." see bicycle riders easier. One of his strongest critizisms Parents are encouraged Returning to the University for of the night was directed to black to make sure their chil- the first time in 10 years, Nation students. He said black people dren's bicycles are of Islam leader Minister Louis waste time fighting within a equipped with front, rear Farrakhan took the stage Sunday white system, rather than create and side reflectors. night in a fiery lecture about their own. "dismantling the lies and propa- He suggested black people fol- Growth estimated: ganda" which beset African low the example of foreigners How to forecast fertility Americans. who come to the United States to will be the subject of a guest Even before Farrakhan spoke, get an education then return to lecture today. Black Student Union President their own countries with the The speaker will be Nor- Maurice Tate gave an emotional knowledge. man B. Ryder, a noted de- introduction, which set the tone "Bowling Green was built for mographer who recently re- for the night. white people, by white people," tired from the sociology "Welcome to the struggle," he he said. "So stop begging white faculty of Princeton Uni- told the cheering audience. people to accept you into their versity. Speaking for more than three lives ... and get the hell out — get Ryder will speak in the hours, Farrakhan captivated an the knowlege for yourself, get out Capital Room of the Univer- audience of more than 3,000, his and help your people build their sity Union at 1:30 p.m. voice and posture never faltering. own universities." The presentation is free His address concluded the three- Later, he turned the focus to the and is presented by the De- day Midwest Black Student Unity white people in the audience, call- partment of Sociology. Conference, sponsored by the ing their race "sick." When the Board of Black Cultural Activi- black people responded by cheer- Trumpet Ensemble ties and the BSU. ing, Farrakhan hushed them. plays: Farrakhan began by labeling You are not responsible for The BGSU Trumpet En- lies as the oppressor of African the way you act, it is a sickness" semble, directed by Edwin Americans. he told the white audience, "You Betts, will perform at 8 to- "The power of the brain is di- have been taught that white is su- night in Bryan Recital Hall minished whenever a lie is put in perior to everything on earth. of the Moore Musical Arts the ear and is believed," he said. "If you meet a dark person, au- Center. The free program "People need, and must have, tomatically, you think you're bet- will include "Fanfare for St. absolute truth — if education, ter." Edmundsburg" by Benja- government, religion ... is not He said if white people knew mine Britten, "Six Pieces rooted within truth, then these black history they would have for Four Trumpets" by Ni- things will be uprooted when more respect for black people. colas Tcherepnine and truth comes." Eventually Farrakhan re- ' 'Segments" by Fisher Tull. He critized university sports sponded to the charge of being recruitment, calling it a "planta- anti-Semitic. He has been action" which recruits black ath- cused of calling Judaism a "gut- People eletes for profit, and then, after ter religion," and Hitler "great." four years, leaves them without a "I feel highly insulted when proper education. white people call me a bigot after Lennon'i art released: "[The University] gives you my people suffered bigotry at the Drawings the late John hands of white people for more Lennon made while he and ■9 News/ John Grieshop torn cartilage, broken ankles, a Minister Louis Farrakhan. leader ol the Nation ot Islam, speaks to more than 3,000 people In Anderson messed-up head," he said. "Then than 400 years, he said. "Why Yoko Ono brought their would I praise Hitler when he peace protest to Canada are Arena Sunday. Farrakhan was on campus tor the Midwest Black Student Unity Conference sponsored gives you a white woman as a by the Black Student Union. conciliation prize." returning to Toronto for an After the remark brought the See Farrakhan, page 3. exhibition. The one-month exhibit at The Animation Gallery lid., which opens Nov. 9, includes the simple but sexually explicit line drawings from the Bag One Suite in a SRAC petitions hotel where they camped in a protest of the bad things in the world. Britain's Scotland Yard confiscated the drawings in for police review 1970 for being pornographic.

Who's obscene? by John Kohlstrand ■95 percent said they thought The rap group 2 Live city editor that SRAC, USG and other cam- Crew, which beat obscenity pus organizations were repre- charges in Florida, let the senting their viewpoints accu- fans in California say the The student group mobilized by rately on the issue. "bad" words during the police arrests on East Merry and SRAC and USG are calling for a group's latest concert ap- Frazee Avenues offically pre- permanent citizens review board pearance. sented Bowling Green City Coun- of the Bowling Green police, rep- Group leader Luther cil with a petition supporting its resentative of students, faculty, Campbell and his rappers request for a citizens review administators and residents, and presented the adult versions board of the police division. a formal recognition of wrong- of their songs, including "As Kevin Turner, spokesperson for doing by police on their actions. Nasty As They Wanna Be," the Student Rights Activism Co- About 1,100 students University but let a crowd do most of alition, backed his requests at signed the SRAC petition listing the dirty work for them Sat- Monday night's meeting with a these demands. urday after rapping out in- recent Undergraduate Student "To us it's the best response nocuous lead-ins. "You all Government phone poll suggest- that the city can make to the are doing the dirty show," ing that 19 out of 20 University events of Merry and Frazee," Campbell said. "We're try- students agree with his group. Turner, also a USG senator, said. ing to give a PG show. You "There was a lot of talk ... that Councilwoman-at-large Pearl want to go to jail?" it was a smattering of students Oppliger, head of a council com- who were angry," Turner said, mittee now looking into the inci- apparently referring to last dent and evaluating the month's comments by Mayor SRAC/USG requests, reaffirmed Weather Edwin Miller, who said those dis- that council is responding to the enchanted by police response to situation. ■G News/Jay Murdock Mostly cloudy: the apartment complex consti- "If it does seem like it has tak- 10.000 Maniacs lead singer Natalie Merchant sings "Like The Weather" tor about 2,500 tans In Ander- Tuesday, mostly cloudy. tuted a small minority of Univer- en an inordinate amount of time son Arena Monday night. The BG debut ot the Maniacs was sponsored by University Activities Organ- Highs 45 to 55. Tuesday sity students. to look at this, it is because the is- ization. night, var- The USG phone poll, which sur- sues are so complex," Oppliger iable veyed 350 students over a week, said. cloudi- seemed to paint a different pic- The Community Improvement ness. ture: Committee, which she leads, is BG crowd digs Maniacs Lows 30 to ■95 percent of the students expected to provide a detailed 35. polled said they thought police update on its investigation by the by Frank Esposito dist Dennis Drew, drummer a jubilant cut from the Wednes- acted improperly during the East next council meeting. Insider assistant editor Jerome Augustyniak, guitarist Maniacs' latest album. Blind day, Merry Mania-Frazee Frenzy Bowling Green Municipal Rob Buck, and bassist Steven Man's Zoo. cloudy crackdown on Sept. 7-8. Judge James Bachman is ex- Gustafson, appeared at the Merchant's vocals held the with a ■ 95 percent of those polled also pected to release a final written Led by the impish charm University through the efforts spotlight throughout the con- slight felt that rights (i.e. Constitutional decision on remaining East and soaring vocals of Natalie of the University Activities cert, while Augustyniak's chance of rights) were violated by police Merry cases today. Merchant, 10,000 Maniacs won Organization. drumming and Buck's solos rain or snow. Highs in the during that weekend. over a crowd of approximately The band showed a cheesy, provided her with solid musi- 40s and 50s. ■96 percent of those polled Bachman based past decisions 2,500 last night at Anderson 1950s promotional film about cal reference points. favored some kind of disciplinary on whether keg beer was legally Arena. their hometown Jamestown, A majority of the songs per- compiled form local and or restrictive measures against taken as evidence on the basis of The folk-rock combo, con- New York, before launching formed were from Blind Man's wire reports gilice for their actions during the whether the doors to the apart- sisting of Merchant, keyboar- into'"♦" "Sister Rosa's Wedding, □ See Maniocs, page 6. ast Merry-Frazee weekend. ments police entered were open. I 2 Tuesday, November 6. 109O THE BG NEWS Editorial

The leader of the Nation of Islam urged African Were we all to decide who and what we were based American students to seek the "truth" — not as it is on, our individual values and beliefs, societal expecta- All races must forced upon them by white-dominated society —but as tions and stereotypes would be less dominant and pre- it really exists. This is a good idea for us all. judices would be less frequently reinforced. White students, he said, are frustrated when the It's certainly not a cure-all to racial tensions, but it's explore truths goals of racial harmony and peaceful multi-cultural a start. existence are irreconcilable with the realities of today. The minister, however, defeats the purpose of his Sunday night Minister Louis Farrakhan danced African Americans do not neatly fit into the roles in own preachings by advocating racial separatism. across hundreds of years of history, and crum- which white society seeks to pigeonhole them. Whites Dividing society into racial groups prevents much of bling beneath his feet were the building blocks upon hypocritically deny and perpetuate many of the preju- the truth-seeking Farrakhan so adamantly preaches. which American society was built — the lies of white dices they seu-righteously assume they've eliminated. If we are all to stay within our racial sections of soci- supremacy. When these circumstances prevent racial harmony ety, how are we to examine all the "truths," ideals and ^Dismantling the propaganda to stand in strength from working as well as it does on paper in college goals society has to offer? and unity" was the theme of the Fourth Annual courses, whites are perplexed, Farrakhan said. Racial separatism breeds only misunderstanding, Midwest Black Student Unity Conference, and Far- The minister urged students to seek ideals, goals ignorance, tear and hatred. Only through exploring rakhan was brought to Bowling Green to help unite and roles for themselves from the "absolute truth" of the "truths" of the many races, religions and cultures black students across the Midwest and urge them to God rather than accept stereotypes fed to them by so- in our society, can we each seek our own truth. build new foundations for their futures. ciety. This is an admirable suggestion not only for For more than three and a half hours Farrakhan African Americans, but for all people. Truly, seeking your own self rather than bowing to dispelled the myths that have perpetuated white su- Setting goals and choosing ideals based on our own societal expectations drawn from white supremacy- premacy in the united States. And while Farrakhan's beliefs, in God or otherwise, would make a person a based lies is an admirable goal. But if people of every vision of the past is crystal clear, his vision for the fu- more satisfied and self-confident individual than the race and ethnic background are not free to explore the ture seems riddled with potential new obstacles to ra- man or woman simply seeking to satisfy a societal offerings of other societal groups, how can we ever cial harmony. standard. break the chains of racial stereotypes? Morning DJs the real idiots Hey! Guess what?! station decided to promote Rainman is going to win the 104 by entering Rainman election today! FM-104, that into the govenor s race. leader in rock innovation Now I can't fault them for has been supporting an id- making a stab at political iot-savant for office. Well, satire, but to use an idiot he isn't exactly an idiot sa- savant; geez, next thing you vant. Not anymore anyway. know they will drop live All last summer, I rode turkeys from a helicopter on home at 7:30 in the morning Thanksgiving like the peo- from my night job of work- ple at WKRP in Cincinnati. ing in a psychiatric unit in a Outcry against the use of Toledo hospital. Four days a the autistic character was week, I had to endure that raised by Toledo mental health groups and 104 blin- ked. The "Dawnbusters" have Word Up tried to distance themselves from this whole issue by claiming that Rainman isn t autistic. That's like trying to say John Wayne wasn't by the embodiment of the cow- Chuck boy patriotism that he playea in most of his films. Travis Either way, Rainman, like the other contenders in the govenor's race, has columnist changed his tune. He is no LETTERS longer an idiot savant, nor is gravel-throated Vinnie he autistic. He is really just Boom-Boom" Capuchino a guy that mumbles aloofly Greeks uninformed about groups mmy) by IFC and Panhel as if it were an original thought? I believe howl and every morning I and sophmorically over the the latter case is true. heard Rainman forecasting radio waves. Editor, The News; What is most sad is that some greek "leaders" have the same the weather or some stuff Sort of like the Dee-Jays On Oct. 31, Scott Geringer took it upon himself to inform the Greek skewed mentality that exists at Greek Life. This is wonderfully il- like that. that are his campaign man- community about Terry Michelitch, Greek Life and the Interfraterni- lustrated by Julie Lamont's letter on Oct. 30.1 find most of her views Last summer, Rainman agers. Too bad we can't vote ty Council. Thanks for the info, Scott. After reading the article, I rea- laughable, but due to editorial constraints, I do not have the space to was a full-blown autistic id- them out of office. lized how uneducated many greeks, especially yourself, may be about challenge the majority of them. I do believe those "leaders" who feel iot savant in character. Chuck Travis is a col- Terry and these groups. as she does fall into one of two categories: those who are afraid to as- Then the P.R. wizards at the umnist ZbrThe News. First, Mr. Michelitch is far from a Greek Life puppet. As a matter of sert themselves for fear that their views may detrimental when it fact, Scott, Wayne and Terry haven't even had dinner together lately. comes to dealing with Greek Life, and those who feel that "sucking However, they have had serious disagreements about the future of the up" will win them favor. Ms. Lamont, the next time you question the IFC and some of the changes that need to be made. lack of guts by other people, I suggest you and the few that feel like Second, if you must hold a grudge about the FIJI/ZBT date party you go in search of some yourself. incident, maybe you should be mad at those individuals who chose to Eric Kinaitis, drive on icy roads after they had been drinking. Entire greek systems senior IPOO major Respond have been closed on other campuses for incidents in which one or two The BG Hews edito- typewritten, double- greek members were negligent. spaced, and signed. As far as Greek Life is concerned, maybe with a new and better IFC Columnist's attack was unfounded rial page is your cam- president, they could be reduced to to being used as a resource, right? Editor, The News pus forum. Letters to Please address all sub- And maybe we could self-govern ourselves, right? Wrong! Self gover- We are writing in response to the attack on Terry Michelitch and the the editor should be missions to: nance and everything that goes with it begin with the members of Interfraternity Council in The BG News on Oct. 31. a maximum of each fraternity electing members to their executive councils who will Mr. Geringer, were you aware that during the past year: the first 200 j words in Editorial Editor make conscious decisions in light of the laws of our society. Greek Care Fair was created by IFC and conducted along with Pan- 210 West Hall The IFC is in need of some major changes, which will hopefully be hellenic Council; two new IFC cabinet positions, risk management length and should be addressed by the restructuring committee. While these changes are and community relations, were established to benefit both fraternities being made, it is important that we don't break down the walls of and sororities; Mr. Michelitch, as well as the community relations communication by pointing the finger at individuals or groups. Basi- chair, have continuously lobbied for off-campus greek housing; IFC cally, let's Quit blaming everybody else and take care of business. created an ad hoc, cultural awareness committee to assist with Black Joe Callanan, History Month; the Interfraternity Judicial Board was used as a Phi Kappa Tau former president model for Panhel's newly created judicial board; IJB has implement- ed new procedures to allow peers to be judged by peers. The BG News In the past year, the Executive Board nas pursued a plan of self- - An Independent Student Voice - governance. Two responsibilities formerly handled by Greek Life are Greek Life supporters lack guts now controlled by IFC and Panhel. These include "The Greek Spot- Editorial Board Editor, The News; light" and the philanthropy guidelines committee. The most recent Barbara A. Weadock I whole-heartedly agree with the Oct. 31 column by Scott Geringer example of their self-governance effort has. coincidentally, been editor and applaud him for finally articulating a view that I feel many spearheaded by Mr. Michelitch. He initiated an effort to remove James A. Tinker Deborah Hippie Seeks nold. Over the past four and a half years that I have attended Greek Life from the Executive Board of IFC and define Greek Life's managing editor assistant managing editor e University and been part of the greek system, the Greek Life of- role as advisory. John Kohlstrand fice has turned the Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Council Mr. Geringer, if you are unsatisfied with IFC, take an active role city editor into extensions of itself. Both bodies exist supposedly to act as a uni- and run for an IFC office instead of complaining. Jill Novak Christian Thompson fied voice for the greek community and decide upon the direction that Sean Murphy, news editor news editor the greek system should take on an issue. But is that really the case? IFC Treasurer Wynne Everett Lynn M. Gaoel Or does the voice of the greek community actually emanate from James Stevic, editorial editor assistant editorial editor Greek Life, and then is spoken (as if through a ventriloquist's du- IFC Chief Administrator, The BG News Staff 5:15 By J.A. Holmgren Photo Editor Paul Vemon Copy Editor Trteh Davta Photo Editor John OitMhop Copy Editor Michaie Uherty Spotta Editor Malt Schroder Copy Editor Matthaw Mlghel N-c-, loo HW? Sports Editor Chertea Ton Copy Editor Lorl MBar Insider Editor Dennia Robaugh Copy Editor Krtatl MHapaogh Inaldar Mans Editor Michaaa Banka Copy Editor Mlehaaa Taylor maldar Aaat Editor P Francis Eapoatto Copy Editor J.J. 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Bowing Oreen State UrsvereVy Bowing Oreen. Ohio 43403427a 8 00 am to 6:00 p.n Monday mrough Fnoay THE BG NEWS Propaganda, lies focus of convention BSU conference leaders * call gathering a success by Marvin C. Brown "He thanked us and urged us and some white people couldn't staff writer [black students 1 to continue to handle it," said Stephanie Corley, get more knowledge about our- sophomore accounting major. "I selves," he said. saw three white people walk out Black Student Union President Tate said the Unity Conference in the middle of his speech with Maurice Tate called this year's was dedicated to the founders of angry looks on their faces." Midwest Black Student Unity the conference. He also dedicated Steve Gray, junior creative Conference "the best thus far." the success of Farrakhan's writing major, said, "I think his He said he was pleased to see speech to the black and white coming inspired a lot of people the variety of universites and col- faculty members who did not and at the same time frustrated leges represented at the confer- think it could be done because of the ignorant ones who didn't have ence and he felt some precon- Farrakhan's controversial the courage to come see him." ceived notions about Minister nature. For those who missed Farrak- Louis Farrakhan were changed. "It was not easy, we had a lot of han's speech, videotapes of it will "I think those that hadn't heard opposition — black and white," be available in the library. him professionally and only from Tate said. "We also had a diffi- Copies of the speech by Ashra the media now have a better un- cult time working through a con- Kwesi, historian and lecturer on derstanding of him," he said. tract with the University," he ancient African history and relig- After the Sunday conference, said. ion, who spoke Friday night will the Board of Black Cultural Ac- Many students believe Farrak- be available courtesy of the BSU. tivities and the BSU went to han's presentation was candid Copies of housing activist Bertha Toledo to discuss the outcome of and necessary. Knox Gilkey's Saturday din- the conference with Farrakhan, "He made a very strong pre- ner/lecture will be available Tate said. sentation — he delivered the truth courtesy the BBCA.

BG News/Jay Murdock BG N«w»/John Grleshop Bertha Knox Gllke. a housing advocate from St. Louis, Mo., speaks at a dinner Saturday evening. A leader at 14, Gllke discussed what Individuals can do to have greater control of their lives. Mark Graham, 31, of Monroe, Michigan, raises his list as a symbol of black power at the Farrakhan speech climaxing the Midwest Black Student Unify Conference. Graham said he drove down from Michigan In order"to hear the truth."(1)

BG N«w§/John Grleshop A group of Muslim Girls In Training sat In the front row and listened In- ganda." One woman, however, was distracted by the press corps. tently as Minister Farrakhan talked about "Dismantling the Propa-

BO News/John Grleshop Sophomore Tyre Davis of the musical group Black Minds of Music per- forms for the crowd before Minister Farrakhan takes the stage to speak Speakers expand BG horizons In Anderson Arena Sunday. Welfare, tenants' rights activist Nation of Islam minister hits chord Farrakhan speaks at BG student discussion with listeners of many races, beliefs a Continued from page 1. blacks and divide the family." and in back of him when he spoke, hated blacks as much as he hated He urged women to find men by Marvin C. Brown she said. "Poor people are told by Chuck Travis serving as both human shields Jews?" who respect them for their minds staff writer 'we expect nothing from you.'" contributing writer and psychological reinforcement He blamed the press for and not their bodies, telling them Gilkey said she was abused by for Farrakhan's presence. spreading propaganda, and ac- that "no intelleeent man wants a One of IS children, Bertha Knox her grandfather and at the age of In two segregated lines, women His speech started out softly, cused the press of pitting him foolish woman. Gilkey told her audience that she 12, raped by her stepfather. and men entered Anderson exhorting the Black Muslim faith against Jesse Jackson during He also took a firm stance grew up in St Louis, Mo., at a "I have no malice for them, Arena. Women dressed in white to the crowd; "We love the God of Jackson's presidential campaign. against interracial dating. time when "one's character was [they] were conditioned by soci- head coverings and shawls patted Abraham, we love Jesus and his "I am not against the press "Why now, after black women not based on income and loca- ety," she said. "The vision God down the women, while men teachings, we love the Prophet when it stands for truth," he said. have stood beside you all this tion." gave me was stronger than the dressed in dark colored suits and Mohammed." "But when they allow themselves time, would you go and get the When she was just 14 she be- abuses I received." bow ties patted down the men. He told the largely African- to be manipulated by government daughters of slave masters?" he came an activist for welfare and The bodyguards work at every American audience that it would — they try to keep me from you said to black men. "Jews don't tenant rights, she told students In 1976 Gilkey, 41, became appearance of Nation of Islam only find the means within itself and you from me — they are not want their children bringing Saturday during a din- president of the Cochran Tenant leader Louis Farrahkan. and within Allah to rise against serving their purpose." home Germans...why should we ner/lecture in the Towers Inn. Management Corp. in St. Louis. Security is tight for a few opression saying, "Don't wait for He called President Bush "a be any different? Gilkey's lecture was a part of the She was recently featured on "60 reasons, one being the risk of as- white people to do it for you...they blind man leading America to "First love yourself, then Fourth Annual Midwest Black Minutes," and is the founder and sassination that accompanies won't.1' America's destruction," and maybe you can tolerate going Student Unity Conference, spon- president of Urban Woman, Inc., Farrakhan's appearances. Sun- Farrakhan, a once-succesful condemned U.S. Involvement in outside of your family," he add- sored by the Board of Black Cul- a consulting firm which provides day proved to be a calm day Calypso singer who converted to the Persian Gulf, comparing it to ed. tural Activities and the Black leadership and management however, without the usual as- Islam under Black Islam founder involvement in Panama and Lies hurt every race, Farrak- Student Union. training to tenant groups. She has sortment of protestors and heck- Elijah Mohammed, proved to be Grenada. han said. They are responsible Gilkey discussed the current ef- delivered lectures and helped or- lers. a charismatic speaker. His ex- "We have no business fighting for hindering the growth of not fects of welfare and project hous- ganize tenant groups throughout When Farrahkan did arrive, he temporaneous speech was based for [a country] that doesn't ac- only black people, but of white ing on black people. the United States, Europe and was surrounded by bodyguards in the tenets of his Islamic faith. cept us as equals." people as well. the entire night. They sat in front '"Welfare is designed to cripple Africa. a See Islam, page 6. Tuosday November 6. 1990 THE BG NEWS

BG planning joint class with Soviets by JIM Novak and Jeremy S. Weber "It s a pretty damn important Technology, but the University his job has been made easier be- endeavor, ' Olscamp said. "I'm "It's a pretty damn important should be stronger in the humani- cause of faculty cooperation. pretty proud of it." ties and social sciences. The entire cost to develop the Nearly 160 million people could endeavor. I'm pretty proud of it." The class will be a one credit class and space bridge was Glasnost has hit Bowling view the progam on Soviet televi- hour course available to all stu- $30,000, much of which was pro- Green, and an international tele- sion, but no broadcast plans have dents, but there is a limit of 30 vided by the Edward Lamb conference between a Soviet been made in the United States -University President Poul undergraduates and 10 graduate Foundation, Friedman said. school and the University may yet. students. The costs include technical put Bowling Green in a leader- According to Friedman, Olscamp, Students interested in the class transmission, paying Sherwin ship position in U.S./Soviet aca- Channel 27 wifl edit the telecon- must complete an application (who created the framework) demic cooperation. ference to one hour and will then students in both countries to Olscamp said he expects this form, which will be reviewed by and the costs of faxing and travel, "There are other universities market the tapes to other univer- communicate via a space bridge. interaction will better prepare the faculty, but there is "no push- Friedman said. involved in programs over there sities. The topic was chosen because the students for the teleconfer- button criteria," to determine — we're not the only ones," said The University's teleconfer- "(global warming] is the most ence. vho will be chosen, Haas said. Plans to make the use of a Board of Trustees President ence is Friedman's brainchild, important of all environmental "They will come back to the However, he did say one goal is space bridge more common also Richard Newlove. "But I think and he was inspired by a similar topics," Friedman said. The University and coach the stu- to choose a "nice balance of stu- are in the works, Friedman said. it's fair to say this puts us in a program developed by Martin Ehysical chemistry of the green- dents," he said. "We don't want dents," rather than only chemists "It's a new way of teaching, leadership position." Sherwin of Tufts University in ouse effect, the effect on inland two hours of the Donahue show." or political scientists. and if we get costs down below Newlove, University President Boston. Friedman said he pitched and ocean photosynthesis, the Paul Haas, honors program di- Several faculty members will $30,000 we could make it a part of Paul Olscamp, Photochemical the idea to Olscamp, who was ex- threat of climate change and rector, has been organizing the teach the class in disciplines in- normal classroom teaching," he Sciences Executive Director tremely receptive to the idea. social/political consequences actual format of the class, and he cluding chemistry, biology, envi- said. "Classes could be doing the Doug Neckers and History Freidman said everything went are among the topics to be dis- agreed that the class should be ronmental issues and the hu- same things at a lower cost." Professor Lawrence Friedman off without a hitch, and final ar- cussed. less of a "Phil Donahue" format manities. The group's eight-day visit to spent eight days in the Soviet rangements were completed last Students in the class should be and "much more on an academic The faculty members will work the Soviet Union also was de- Union last month to promote re- month. well versed on these subjects be- level to better help the students." together to make sure the mate- signed to develop possible lations with Moscow's Mendeleev "Everything went beautifully," fore the actual television confer- Although the focus will be on rial flows in an organized way. exchange programs between So- Institute of Chemical Technolo- he said. "Olscamp and Pavel ence happens April 20, he added. student participation, each coun- All of the instructors will attend viet schools and the University. gy- Sarkasov (the Rector at Men- Four students and one faculty try will have five panelists. each class. deleev) got along beautifully — member from the class will visit Friedman said U.S. Senator John The course is enabling people "Our main purpose was to go The group also set up several they are the same kind of peo- the Soviet Union during March to Glenn (D-Ohio) has been asked to from all different departments to and finalize plans for the space programs with the school, featur- ple." decide on specific discussion serve on the University's panel. channel their knowledge toward a bridge," Newlove said. ing a teleconference between The teleconference will be in- Questions, and four Soviet stu- Friedman said he expects the common goal, Friedman said. "However, we also wanted to go Mendeleev and Bowling Green corporated into the class "Global ents and one Soviet professor Soviets to be stronger in the sci- Interdisciplinary classes gen- beyond that and set up re- which has University officials ex- Warming: A Call for Internation- will visit the University in Jan- ences, since Mendeleev is similar erally take "a tremendous lationships with Mendeleev and cited. al Cooperation," and will allow uary. to the Massachusetts Institute of amount of organizing," Haas said also Moscow State University."

Winthrop Terrace Is Now Accepting Applications WINTHROP TERRACE APTS Donors needed in BG blood drive by Greg Walson "People need blood all the fortunately, at the University She said if the student chooses is now accepting staff writer time. People are in surgery and they barely collected 200 pints per to not rest, he will sign a form applications & deposits are dying all the time," said Judy day last February and April, removing the Red Cross from any Goris, Red Cross chairperson. Goris said. accident the student may be in- For The Red Cross is famous for "Without blood, many more Andrea Rocha, senior interper- volved in as a result of giving saving lives. This week Universi- would die." sonal communications major and blood. Spring and Fall 1991! ty students have the chance to Goris expressed concern be- student coordinator of the blood also become heroes by giving cause blood donations have drive, said people should person- David Gautz, a Red Cross mo- Featuring blood — a small gift which could dropped in the last few years. alize their reasons for giving bile unit assistant, said after the • Campus Shuttle determine the difference between The blood drive used to collect blood. forms are checked for accuracy, life and death. more than 3}0 pints per day. Un- the blood is taken to a lab in • 1 & 2 B.R. Furn./Unfurn. "They should think 'What if my Toledo, where it is tested in a • 1 & 2 Full Baths girlfriend or boyfriend is dying laboratory for blood type and • 3 Great Locations and they have no blood?'" Rocha disease. said. The process of giving blood Goris said students who do not CALL 352-9135 takes a little more than an hour, feel well or who have not eaten in Goris said. the last four hours should not give The iron content of hemoglobin blood. is checked and body temperature is taken before the student gives People who have cancer, heart blood, she said. problems or have had hepatitis Goris said the student is then also should never give blood, she Winthrop I errace Is Now Accepting Applications > questioned about his or her medi- added. cal history, including information concerning trips out of the coun- "Giving blood only takes an try, recent illnesses and opera- hour and it is not a painful pro- tions, and if the student has Ac- cess," Rocha said. "Giving blood quired Immune Deficiency Syn- can save a life." drome. After giving blood, the student The blood drive will be in Len- rests briefly and is watched for hart Grand Ballroom in the Stu- Our 20th any reactions to the blood loss, dent Union this week from 10 a.m. Anniversary Sale Goris said. — 4 p.m. November 7~11 NO OUT OF POCKET EXPENSE OUparty howls with vandalism OUR OFFICE POLICY ATHENS, Ohio (AP) — Arrests IF YOU HAVE QUALIFYING HEALTH INSURANCE were down but the amount of THAT COVERS CHIROPRACTIC CARE, WE WILL AC- vandalism rose at this year's an- CEPT WHATEVER YOUR PLAN PAYS AS PAYMENT nual Halloween Bash, police said. % ^ IN FULL. YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TO PAY YOUR DEDUCTIBLE OR CO-PAYMENT BECAUSE WE ARE There were 113 people arrested WILLING TO ASSUME THEM. THIS MEANS TREAT- Saturday night this year, Police MENT WONT COST YOU ANYTHING OUT OF YOUR Chief Rick Mayer said, compared POCKET. to 154 last year. Friday night, as the partiers were arriving, 41 Copies AFFORDABLE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC people were arrested, compared to 70 last year. Charges ranged from drunk 1072 N. MAIN and disorderly to theft and drunk 2 Blk. N. of Poe driving. There was more vandalism j 99*ColorCopies 354-6166 Saturday night than there was at Dr A. Neumonn, D.C Dr. K MoMond, D.C.Ot. P. Neumann, D.C.Or P. Pocko, D.C. last year's celebration, Mayer said, although no damage figures were available. 99t Oversize Copies PARENTS' DAY 1990 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10 ... HAVE YOU MADE PLANS WITH MOM AND DAD YET? kinko's the copy center! ALL EDUCATION MAJORS STUWAT TEACHING SEMESTER 1991 You arc required to attend a sign-up and information meeting: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Open 24 Hours Ml MM ROOM. I'MV. I MON 354-3977 • 113 Railrod St. \iiiiid one ni the I allowing: 535-5679 • 3111 Bancroft St. • Toledo i 8:30. 9:30. 10:30, 11:30. \.\l. I GET YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR THE 866-5464 • 2306 South Reynolds Rd. • Toledo 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, P.M. LAST HOME FOOTBALL GAME VS. Know umr ■•ininl cltfssvs, voursc WESTERN MICHIGAN. ON SALE AT 2V* pric Is for black t, while. 8W* 11, aurofad copiaa on 20# bond. uiiiiihcr* ami \OIII Ovaniza oopla* in Mack ii whlta up to 24" x 36". THE BG NEWS ■"^Tuesday. November 6. 1990 Local

Sponsor of kegs at 122S35block of Main St. ■ Police found a bar stool be- tag. High Street reported her bed- ■David Harper, 1736 Juniper longing to Tuxedo Junction, 110 ■Brian Moats, 7 Mooney Hall, room window was broken Thurs- Drive, was cited for domestic vio- N. Main St., on top of a car in the was cited for underage drinking day morning. lence Friday morning. 100 block of East Wooster Street in the 500 block of Ridge Street raided greek party ■A South Main Street resident ■ Patrick Hamill, Swanton, O., Saturday morning. Saturday evening. reported she saw a man looking was cited for underage drinking ■ Robert Barnett, 535 Gypsy ■Robert Izer,519 Ridge St. Apt. through the skylight of her Friday morning. Lane Estates Lot 240, was cited 24, and David Pretnar, same ad- apartment Thursday afternoon. ■Joseph Neumeyer, Monclova, for DUI Saturday morning. dress, were cited for funishing al- pleading not guilty ■A resident of the 200 block of O., was cited for underage drink- ■ Mark's Pizza Pub, 532 E. cohol to underage drinkers Sat- Napoleon Road reported his son ing Friday morning. Wooster St., confiscated three i- urday evening. was assaulted Thursday after- ■A resident of the 200 block of dentification cards Saturday ■ A resident of Baker Drive re- service. noon. Mercer Road reported she had morning. The cards were legiti- ported several juveniles were by Heather Felly Rood said the Oct. 27 party was ■An employee of South Side 6, been receiving sexually harass- mate but were used by different drinking and screaming in the staff writer the third he had organized; 737 S. Main St., reported someone ing phone calls Friday afternoon. people. area of Tanglewood Lane Satur- however, it was not the first time came in to the convenience store ■ Police responded to a loud ■A resident of the 700 block of day evening. What began as a great business police were on the scene. Thursday evening and robbed music complaint in the 500 block Pearl Street reported several ■ Paul Yuhasz, 229 Bromfield idea for one local resident and At another party in Weston at him of an undisclosed amount of of Frazee Avenue Friday even- books, tapes, miscellaneous Hall, was cited for using a fake ID social chairpersons of fraterni- the Nite Owl Farm on Wapa- money. ing. Kpers ana money were stolen Sunday morning in the 100 block ties and sororities turned into a koneta Road, police responded to ■A resident of the 500 block of ■ University police found a mi her unlocked vehicle Satur- of East Court Street. disaster when the Sigma Nu and a noise complaint. Gyspy Lane Road reported she small amount of drugs, a traffic day morning. ■John Cavasinni, Chesterland, Delta Upsilon fraternity date Officers warned him he would received an obscene phone call cone, a parking barricade and a ■An East Wooster Street resi- O., was cited for disorderly con- party was raided by police on be held responsible for any Thursday evening. parking sign in a room in Tread- dent reported a possible rape duct at Club SOP, 176 E. Wooster Friday, Oct. 27. underage drinking whether he ■A resident of the 500 block of way Hall Friday evening. Saturday morning. No charges St., Sunday morning. There were 66 people arrested had sold the alcohol or ordered it East Merry Avenue reported a ■Jeremy Harnishfeger, Grand have been filed. ■David Eckler, 935 Thurstin for underage consumption and because it was on his property man wearing only a ski mask Rapids, O., was arrested for ■ Police responded to a loud Avenue Apt. 61, was cited for dis- two fraternity presidents who and he had organized the event, chased her and her friends home operating a car in violation of music complaint in the 200 block orderly conduct at his residence were arrested for keeper of the Rood said. Friday morning. traffic laws and taken to Wood of Napoleon Road Saturday even- Sunday morning. place. "It was not my original plan to ■Gerald Hansen II, Maumee, County Jail Friday evening. A ing. Local resident Scott Rood, Wes- be responsible for this whole O., was cited for DUI Friday loaded gun was also found in his ■Police responded to a loud ton, 0., pleaded not guilty Mon- thing," Rood said. "I just wanted morning. car and confiscated by University music complaint in the 500 block day on the charges of furnishing to help organize so the social ■Alexander Cline, 535 Gypsy police. of Ridge Street Saturday evening. beer to underage persons and chairman wouldn't have so much Lane Estates Lot 34, was cited tor ■Police responded to a loud ■ Police responded to a loud selling beer without a permit. His to do." receiving stolen property Friday party complaint in the 700 block music complaint in the 600 block next court date is Nov. 14 at 2 See Raid, page 6. morning at Barney's, 1091 N. of High Street Saturday morning. of Second Street Saturday even- p.m. in Bowling Green Municipal Court. Rood acted on an idea he developed to help fraternity and so- CAMPUS POLLYEYES 440 E. Court 352-9638 rority social chairpersons coor- r Publishing Opportunities dinate social events. PAGLIAIS 945 S. 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Don 7 trust anyone but the best for your senior portrait. And for only $6 you get a studio session, some great prints to select trom and you're in the 1991 KEY, with the rest of your classmates. Schedule your appointment now by calling 372-8086! Tuesday. November 6, 1990 THE BG NEWS Israeli leaders respond to Court's slowdown appealed CINCINNATI (AP) — Federal prosecutors provided Aug. 30. Government prosecutors want a copies of their appellate court pe- Battisti opposes the use of any * one-sided' UN proposal U.S. appeals court to order a fed- tition to Battisti and the other of those jurors for summary jury eral judge in Cleveland to seven federal judges in Cleve- trials. In such trials, lawyers for JERUSALEM (AP) - Troops for his report Thursday in which The statement assailed a pro- Eroceed with criminal cases he land. both sides present no evidence wounded dozens of Palestinians he suggested broadening the posal to convene the signatories as bottled up in his court for Federal prosecutors argued in but instead offer juries abbre- Sunday and ordered curfews mandate of U.N. institutions in of the Fourth Geneva Convention more than two months. briefs that Battisti's delay is de- viated summaries of their cases. across the Gaza Strip. Govern- Israel to safeguard the 1.7 million of 1949, which sets out rules for The U.S. attorney's office in priving the government of its The jury renders a non-binding ment leaders dismissed as "one- Palestinians under occupation. the treatment of civilians in war- Cleveland has asked the 6th U.S. right to prosecute indicted defen- verdict that is intended to per- sided" a U.N. call for interna- The report was produced as a time. Circuit Court of Appeals to order dants, and is depriving the public suade adversaries to settle cases tional protection of Arabs under recommendation to the U.N. Se- "Israel is disappointed at the District Judge Frank J. Battisti of its right to have criminal pros- out of court and avoid a lengthy Israeli occupation. curity Council in response to the one-sided approach exhibited in to hear seven criminal cases in- ecutions quickly resolved. trial. Israel radio said 86 Palestin- killing Oct. 8 of 20 Palestinians on the report, it said. "The rec- volving gun and drug charges. The appeals court has not yet Some federal judges have used ians were injured in widespread Jerusalem's Temple Mount by ommendations in the report are "We re basically in the position scheduled the case for a hearing, summary jury trials. clashes following the death of a Israeli authorities. directed only toward Israel and here that we don't know what else court spokeswoman Debra Nagle Battisti, in written arguments Jailed Palestinian, while Arab re- "The world community's con- do not see fit to call for a cessa- to do," J. Matthew Cain, an assis- said. filed with the appeals court, con- ports said 70 were hurt. The army tinued preoccupation with this tion of violence on the Palestinian tant U.S. attorney, said Monday. Battisti has refused to proceed tends summary jury trials are put the number at 27 and said it subject can only serve those side." He said he does not know with cases until the clerk of the unlawful. He said drawing from was checking the other figures. forces who are interested in Israel has refused to accept a whether the government has au- court draws a new group of 400 the federal court's pool of pro- A Foreign Ministry statement creating a link between the Arab- U.N. investigation into the Oct. 8 thority to ask that cases assigned names of prospective jurors for spective jurors for summary castigated U.N. Secretary- Israeli conflict and the gulf incident on Temple Mount, a site to Battisti be assigned to another grand juries and trial juries. The trials could taint all jurors used in General Javier Perez de Cuellar crisis," the statement said. holy to both Jews and Moslems. judge. cases have been pending since any trials. Islam Raid □ Continued from page 3. D Continued from page 5. He interwove militant black poli- validation in the white culture that Farrakhan has softened the After the Nite Owl party, he Findley, O., said Rood did pur- underage. Fraternities opted to tics, religion and rage in a verbal and African Americans should tone of his delivery. Farrakhan told the fraternity chairpersons chase the kegs. use markers instead. tapestry that exhorted black not seek it there. denied this. "They say I have he would still make the phone call "It is a perfectly legal re- pride and self-determination. He chastised his own culture toned down... do I sound like I to get the kegs, but he did not lationship," Fellabaum said. "He One student who was cited for Once he laid the religious foun- for trying to do so. have toned down? " want to be held responsible. bought beer for home use only." underage consumption said she dation of his convictions, Farrak- "White supremacy is based on Farrakhan's sentiments "I am being held liable for all of Fellabaum said Rood signed a was not carded and believed most han masterfully wove in his a lie," he said. "It is a sick cul- echoed throughout the arena in this because I made the phone statement which said he was a other students were not either. brand of militant black politics. ture for believing in its supre- the form of standing ovations, call, I actually ordered the beer," consumer. At times he sugar-coated his macy ... it is allowed to rule by Al- which occured several times dur- Rood said. "I didn't pay for the Rood made the kegs available Delta Upsilon and Sigma Nu words, but the underlying mes- lah, but it will be judged for its in- ing the three and a half hour beer or disperse the beer." for the party and he offered a members are witholding com- sage was solid steel: justices." speech. However, Don Fellabaum, stamp to the fraternities in order ment until legal matters are set- African Americans will not find Some critics have observed president of Acme Beverage in to mark those who were tled. Maniacs PARENT'S DAY : Continued from page 1. IS SATURDAY! Zoo and In My Tribe, their break- In the early going, Merchant hair all the while. She would rejoined with violinist/vocalist through 1987 album. removed her olive-colored jacket peat this simple dance during the Mary Rizzi to open for the band. Here's DO YQU HAVE YOUR Merchant laid down on the and let her long, dark ponytail course of the show, to the delight Lombardo rejoined the Maniacs stage and shared the microphone down. She then proceeded to of the crowd. during the snow to play some FOOTBALL TICKETS with some fans in the front row on prance across stage, twirling her Merchant's vibrant stage pres- songs from their earlier albums, looking at "A Campfire Song." olive skirt and shaking her long ence was a key factor in the while Rizzi shared vocals with FOR MOM & DAD? band's appeal. At numerous Merchant on "Trouble Me." times, she joked about the band's The crowd reacted well to the brief stay in Bowling Green. She performance. 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■■ ■■I THE BG NEWS >» Tuesday. November 6. 1990 7 Politics Candidates fire parting shots Bush image taxed WACO, Texas (AP) — Presi- After Bush found that the Associated Press — George Voinovich and Anthony Celebrezze Jr. had no knowledge of the phone calls. dent Bush urged voters Mon- slumping economy and his wrapped up their campaigns for governor Monday as a blustery "I dont know what they're talking about," Steiner said. "... It's day to "get out there and wavering positions on tax and weather system moved through the state and promised to make Elec- desperate last-minute baloney from the Celebrezze campaign." vote," as he ended a midterm budget issues were not play- tion Day cloudy and cool. Brown conducted a news conference at Fountain Square in Cincin- election campaign marked by ing well to Republican audi- In Cincinnati, Democratic Secretary of State Sherrod Brown went nati, and then peered in at the door to the West in Hotel room shortly mixed messages and squab- ences, he first embarked on a looking for Robert Taft II at a rally for the Republican challenger at a before the start of the noontime rally in Taft's hometown. A band bling among his advisers. blistering attack on Demo- downtown hotel. But a Republican Party official saw Brown coming played as Taft supporters held up-a banner that read: "Sayonara Later in the day, Bush crats — blaming them for and led Taft out of sight. Sherrod." planned to sign the $492 bil- shoving new tax increases And the state's largest farm organization said both candidates for "I've wanted to debate Bob Taft in Cincinnati, and he's refused to lion deficit-reduction plan down his throat. governor may be disappointed by their support in rural areas. debate me in this city," Brown said. approved by Congress last Aides said that the Demo- Voinovich, the Republican shown by independent polls to have a Greg Vehr, executive director of the Hamilton County Republican week, resurrecting an issue crat-bashing approach, pri- lead among respondents of seven to 13.5 percentage points over his Party, had steered Taft into a back room to avoid a confrontation. that caused him much politi- marily urged by Bush's com- Democratic opponent, led a crowd of reporters and photographers Taft said later he was aware of Brown's presence but saw no reason to cal grief within his own party bative chief of staff, John through a supermarket in Columbus. meet with him on the eve of Tuesdav's election. over $140 billion in new taxes. Sununu, appeared to be back- Voinovich kept a final campaign day pace as brisk as the wind- In Columbus, Robert Huffman, legal counsel of the Miami County firing. driven rain that replaced the warm, sunny conditions that likely Republican Party, filed a complaint with the Ohio Elections Commis- Campaigning in his adop- According to sources. would boost voter turnout. sion that accused Brown of lying in radio ads. tive home state, the president Bush's former pollster, "It ain't over til it's over," Voinovich told reporters. "We're not go- Huffman said Brown lied by saying that Taft, as county commis- sought to emphasize positive Robert Teeter, and his 1988 ing to rest until every voter has been contacted and every Republican sioner, ordered a woman to be strip-searched for trying to register election-eve themes, acting media consultant, Roger campaign worker has been told to crank it up a notch." voters in Cincinnati several years ago. on a recommendation from Ailes, bypassed Sununu last Voinovich began the final day of the campaign in Cleveland, where As a county commissioner, Taft "has no law enforcement duties or some advisers to look more week ana persuaded Bush to he was mayor for 10 years. He also went to the Toledo suburb of Syl- responsibilities," Huffman said, adding that "Brown knows that." "presidential." lighten up and to stress posi- vania before campaign stops in Columbus, Cincinnati and Dayton. Brown said the campaign made "an honest mistake" by saying Taft tive themes. Celebrezze's day began before sunrise at a United Auto Workers ordered, instead of supported, the strip search. He said the ads were In the final days leading up union hall in Parma. He also campaigned in Cleveland, Parma, War- withdrawn as soon as the mistake was discovered and remade. to Tuesday's midterm elec- As Bush's political sights ren, Columbus and Maumee before returning to Cleveland. The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation said a mail poll of about 3,300 of tions. Bush has been buffeted began to refocus toward his Celebrezze charged that elderly voters had become the target of a its members showed that 60 percent of the respondents had not de- by conflicting recom- own 1992 re-election effort, voter intimidation campaign against him. cided whether they would vote for Voinovich or Celebrezze. mendations from senior ad- the president also vented his Celebrezze said he learned that the elderly were receiving telephone Among those who expressed a preference, however, 37 percent sup- visers about how to make the frustration at commentaries calls warning that he would increase their property taxes by 40 per- ported Voinovich and 3 percent supported Celebrezze, said Farm Bu- best of his falling popularity, on his diminished popularity cent. reau spokeswoman Susie Taylor. said aides who spoke on the and the mood of the elector- "It's a blatant lie — the dirtiest kind of campaign trick. We have no- The poll was conducted the last two weeks of October. condition of anonymity. ate. tified the U.S. Justice Department," the attorney general said. Voter "That may not mean much in terms of the number of people we're intimidation is a federal crime. talking about compared to the number of voters in the urban areas... Celebrezze said that those making the calls identify themselves as but in a tight, close race, the rural vote very well may be what makes "members of some kind of innocuous political action committee, but or breaks a campaign," said C. William Swank, executive vice presi- we think we know where they are coming from." dent of the state organization. He did not mention Voinovich. But Celebrezze media adviser Peter The National Weather Service forecast mostly cloudy and cool con- Harris made it clear he thinks Voinovich or the Republican's support- ditions for Tuesday, with high temperatures from 45 to 50 degrees in ers are responsible. the north and 50 to 55 in the south. GREENBRIAR INC. Voinovich spokesman Curt Steiner said the Republican's campaign Polls open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m. NOW LEASING uno uno uno uno uno uno uno - What do you Bowl *N' Greenery Spring Semester believe? 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EDWARD LAMB PEACE LECTURE FOR 1990-1991

Dr. Glenn Olds Humanity's Final Exam: Ecological and Political Challenges to a Threatened Human Species, 1990-2010

by Dr. Glenn Olds Thursday, November 8, at 8:00 p.m. 1007 Business Administration Annex

Dr. Glenn Olds, an internationally renowned diplomat, scientific adviser, and philosopher, has consulted for decades with the White House and governments abroad on the issue of ecological survival.

Special assistant to four U.S. Presidents.

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One of the world's most knowledgeable experts on the scientific and political dimensions of our current global environmental crisis. Tuf•.day November 6, 1990 THE BG NEWS

Wood County's Sentinel-Tribune Endorses Tom Warns Full-Time Elect Warns commissioner Experienced In one year as a county commissioner, Tom Warns has Works with Local Officials worked hard to attract and retain jobs in Wood County. His labor-oriented background pays dividends when the Raised on Working Farm commissioners are talking to businesses interested in locating in the county. Brings a minority viewpoint Warns was instrumental in convincing Kelpie Industries to select North wood as the site for its plant. He also helped the Budd to the Commissioners Office Company decide to expand its plant at North Baltimore rather than move its operation to Indiana. Mid-Am Advisory Board In such economic development efforts, Warns stresses the need for cooperation with local officals, especially school boards. Helped Bring the Kelpie He also sees cooperation by government and business as the key to Plant to Northwood addressing many issues, such as increasing recycling efforts throughout the county. Worked on the Budd Co. Approaching issues with an open mind and working with people have quickly become trademarks of Commissioner Warns. expansion in North Baltimore He is the only candidate promising to be a full-time commissioner. And the 58-year-old Democrat provides a constructive bal- Over 1,500 New Jobs ance to the two Republicans who also serve on the board of commissioners. in Wood County It's time for Wood County to invest in its future growth by electing Warns to a full term as county commissioner. (Sentinel-Tribune Page 1 endorsement) 10/30/90 Endorsement of Latta questioned To the Editor: 34, ten years younger than any The Toledo Blade made an en- commissioner in memory. Warns dorsement for Wood County com- isn't ancient at 58. missioner. The editorial acknowl- 2) Latta is campaigning harder. edged both candidates were im- He's been involved in politics all pressive. The endorsement stated his life. He doesn't have much of a Tom Warns understands the law practice to sacrifice, so he can "sticky issues." So why did the afford to campaign full-time but Blade endorse Bob Latta? won't work full-time as a commis- Here's the Blade's reasoning: sioner. Warns, on the other hand, 1) Latta is younger. If elected, has continued to fulfill his pledge he'll be taking office at the age of to be a full-time commissioner - even during his campaign. 3) Latta needs to win the commissioner's seat to have a shot at a higher elective office. We all know what a loss it was for the Lattas when Bob didn't inherit his dad's Tom Warns Has seat in Congress. I'm impressed the Blade thinks being a Wood Earned His Good County commissioner is a spring- Name Through Hard Work! board for a higher political position. Warns is new to politics and entertains no thought of being anything other than our Wood County commissioner. I'd be more comfortable having an experienced hand who is thankful to be commissioner than having a man who is looking for his next political opportunity. One other item about the editor- THE BG NEWS ial: it stated that Bob sacrificed his law practice during the '88 Con- gressional campaign. Was it con- ENDORSES TOM WARNS venient to forget Bob was on the payroll of Trustcorp as a "marketing executive," where he or his productivity were seldom seen? All Tom Warns wants to do is serve Wood County as a commissioner, The choice is clear: Warns is a and we feel his performance so far merits his election. stable, mature family man with his His opponent, Republican Robert Latta, seems hopeful of bigger and focus on Wood County, where he better things. Some would argue that this would be good: to have a lo- wants to continue to serve as full- cal in an important state or federal office. time commissioner. We suggest that Latta's attitude shows a lack of committment to the Regina Pinney community. BGSU School of Journalism Warns, a Democrat, has brought jobs to the area and plans to be a Bowling Green full-time commissioner. (Sentinel-Tribune 10/30/90) With this in mind, we support Warns on Nov. 6. . ,_ „ „. ,„ _.. (The BGn NewsmT 10/31/90)JO Keep Tom Warns, Your Full-Time Commissioner on the Job Working for You Vote For Tom Warns

Paid for by the citizens for Tom Warns Committee, Al Newlove, Treasurer 336 S. Main St., Bowling Green, OH 43402 THE BG NEWS Tuesday, November 6, 1990

Sports Tuesday roo&Rw&S-w McDonald* Falcons dust away Spartan memories by Charles Toil sports editor

Preseason predictions for the hockey team weren't nice. With six of its first eight games against teams picked to finish ahead of them, and two against an up-and-coming Ohio State team, thoughts of 1-7, or 2-6 weren't uncommon among prognosticators. Yet, after sweeping defending CCHA champions Michigan State 6-4 and 5-4 this weekend, not too many people are ready to bet against them. The wins improve Bowling Green's record to 5-3-0 and move them into third place, two points behind front-running Michigan. The preseason favorite, MSU, dropped to fourth with a record of 3-3-2. "It was a great experience for our team to go through," BG head coach Jerry York. "We gained confidence that we can play at their level." "Just one win would have been good, but to get two was very important," senior assistant co-captain Matt Ruchty said. Entering the series, the Spartans held a 29-13-2 advantage over the Falcons and were 7-4-1 in the last 12 meetings. But similar to triumphs against Michigan and OSU, team balance paved the way for the Falcons. Of the 11 goals scored, seven came from different players. Sophomore Brett Harkins (8-13-21) again led the Falcons with another outstanding performance with two goals and five assists. It was the second consecutive week he collected seven points. Juniors Peter Holmes (three goals, three assists), and Martin Jir- anek (two goals, four assists) also played key roles. Jiranek's most important score came at the Ice Arena in Saturday night's finale. With the game tied at four and the Falcons on the only power play of the third period, Jiranek gathered a rebound off a Harkins' shot and flipped the winning score past MSU's Mike Gilmore. Two seconds were left in the man advantage and 10:33 remained in the game. MSU's head coach Ron Mason thought the officals' calls played a key role in the outcome of the game. "There was a lot of stuff going on out there. How they could call in one direction blows my mind," said the former BG mentor. "Five on five, we were fine. But when we have to play a man short the entire game, there is no way. That's what cost us the game. "The only time Bowling Green did anything is when they had the power play." Three Falcon goals came on the power play, however, the difference in penalties weren't significant. The Spartans were penalized seven times, but one was a double The Key/Eric Mull penalty to Jim Cummins, who was given a game disqualifcation for Bowling Green's Brett Harkins curls around Michigan Slate goalten- the team with two goals and live assists during the series. BG's sweep, fighting in the first period. der Mike Gilmore during Friday night's 5-4 Falcon victory. Harkins led ol the Spartans was its lirst since Feb. 12-13,1988 □ See Sweep, page 12. Carson Mangham return sparks BG victory given boot Football team survives late rush by Browns' in final few minutes by Kent State turn really got our momentum Modell by Matt Schroder going." sports editor "I saw a hole open in front of by Chuck Melvin me and I ran through it," Ma- AP sports writer KENT — The football team was ngham said. "I thought I might eliminated from the Mid- §o all the way until I saw two of American Conference title race ii'ir safeties closing in. I felt BEREA, Ohio — halfway through the season. comfortable back there." The Cleveland Browns, off But Saturday against Kent The spark couldn't have been to their worst start since State, one Bowling Green player more timely. Kent (1-8) had just 1984, fired coach Bud Car- became a spark plug with the kicked a 24-yard field goal early son the day after their worst starting power of a Champion. in the fourth quarter to go ahead home loss ever. Artie Ma- 16-10, its biggest lead of the game,. Owner Art Modell, who ngham, a back- But Mangham quickly took the Sjmised last year that up linebacker, wind out of the home team's sail. rson would be his last returned a Playing with renewed confi- head coach, changed his kickoff 46 yards dence, quarterback Erik Whit* mind following Sunday's and set up the and the offense needed eight 42-0 loss to the Buffalo Bills. Falcons' go- plays to march 39 yards and the "It was an embarrass- ahead touch- game-winning touchdown. Tail- ment for all of us," Modell do w n and back LeRoy Smith capped the said Monday. "If I ever do helped them to drive with a 3-yard touchdown leave the game, I'm going to a 20-16 victory run. go out on top. I'm not going over the Golden "Any time you get a big pla* to go out as a loser." Flashes. Ankney like the return, you have to capi- Carson, the first coaching The regular kick returner, de- talize," White said. "We were casualty of the season, was fensive back Terry Wilson, in- playing with much more ei» replaced by first-year jured his shoulder earlier in the thusiasm and a lot more motivat offensive coordinator Jim game, prompting head coach tion after that." Shofner. Moe Ankney to insert Mangham. If Mangham was the Falcons' The Browns, who have The sophomore is one of seven spark plug, then Carlos Brookj made the playoffs the five Falcons to return a kickoff this has to be called the power breaks: past years, are 2-7 and off to season. The sophomore defensive back their worst start since 1984, "We knew Mangham could do stopped Kent cold as quarterback when their 1-7 record cost the job based on his running back Joe Dalpra took his offense to the Sam Rutigliano his job. experience in high school, Ank- BG 6-yard line with 34 seconds to "I was hoping and pray- ney said. "I told the team before play in the game. ing that Bud would turn it the game one guy with courage around," Modell said. "I can make the difference. That re- See Spark, page 13. can't coach, but I have some instincts for the game. We had to stop the hemorrhag- ing. I'm looking for a de- monstrable turnaround in Soccer falls to CSU performance." Modell asked Shofner to take over for at least the rest of the season. He be- to end unjust year comes the Browns' ninth head coach. Carson was in See related story on page 12. the middle of a three-year contract that runs through by Chris Miller came just 1:24 to go on a free kick 1991, and it will be honored, — CSU's second free kick goal of Modell said. sports writer the game. "I'm not going to specu- "We played really well," BQ late beyond the end of this It only seemed fitting. coach Gary Palmisano said, "ii season," Modell said. In a season that saw the soccer fact, we really shut them down team start promising, only to and had them frustrated because Carson did not attend falter just as quickly, there was we weren't allowing them to do Monday's news conference. the unmerciful finale at Cleve- the things they wanted to do. He had indicated Sunday land State Sunday. night that he might resign, It really didn't matter that CSU "We were lust kind of unfortu- but he did not leave volun- was ranked fourth in the region nate, I guess. tarily, Modell said. with a 11-6-2 record. BG had Sophomore Chris Williams tal- played everyone tough this year, lied his fifth goal of the season "To his credit, he didn't yet could only manage a 7-10-2 re- 17:46 into the match off of an as- want to go out on a losing cord heading into match against sist from Brian Ferguson. It was note," Modell said. a team that has traditionally giv- Ferguson's team-leading sixth en BG trouble. assist. "The last thing I want to Sunday would be no different. "We created a number of op- do is be part of a football Despite a 1-0 halftime lead, BG portunities, but it was really or* team that cant win," Car- BO Newt/John Grieshop was unable to hold on in the sec- of those games that neither team son said after the game. Bowling Green linebacker Duane Crehshaw sets his sights on Kent's tailback Marcus Haywood during the ond half and eventually dropped a should've won or lost," Palmis* Falcon's 20-16 victory Saturday. Crehshaw finished the game with nine tackles and the Falcons won their 2-1 decision to the Vikings. no said. "I was really pleased D See Carson, page 10. third game. The hardest part for the Fal- with our effort, especially An- cons was that the game-winner drew Arthurs. Tuesday. November 6 1990 THE BG NEWS

CCHA STANDINGS Falcons seeking new goals Women's Overall W L T Pis. Michigan (6-2) 8 2 0 12 basketball Lake Superior (6-1-1) 5 0 1 11 Volleyball team fighting for final tournament spots Bowling Green (5-3) 5 3 0 10 loses to AIA Michigan State (3-3-2) 3 3 2 8 by Jamie Joss "We control our own destiny, and Ferris State (2-3-3) 2 3 3 7 spoils writer we must win both matches to get by Jamie Joss Ohio State (5-2-1) 3 2 17 sports writer Western Michigan (3-3-2) 2 2 2 6 Well, the volleyball team won't into the tournament." Miami (3-4-1) 14 13 be repeat champions in Mid- Four years collegiate experi- Illinois-Chicago (0-8) 0 8 0 0 American Conference this year. ence, a six-foot plus front line, Miami clinched the MAC regular -BG coach Denise Van De Walle, and the experience down the season title this weekend, finish- o n the team's final games. stretch in tightly contested MAC FOOTBALL STANDINGS ing the year at 7-1 in the MAC and games, were the qualities the Conference Overall 20-5 overall. Athletes In Action team dis- W L T W L T Bowling Green has a complete- e'ayed in its 70-65 exhibition vic- Toledo 7 10 8 10 ly different situation this season. Junior Tammy Schiller had fected us a little bit because what ry against the Falcons Friday good match with (15 kills-one er- used to be a kill was playable by Central Michigan 6 10 7 2 1 Instead of driving for the MAC night. title, BG is just trying to earn one ror-34 attempts) for a .412 hitting Kent." "I thought we played a whole Miami 3 2 1 4 4 1 of the four spots in the post- percentage, 11 digs, one block Mika had a stellar performance lot of the game well, but I was Ball State 3 3 0 5 4 0 season conference tournament. solo and two block assists. against KSU leading the Falcons very concerned about the break- Western Michigan 3 3 0 5 4 0 Conference games are usually In the match, the Falcons with 22 kills, three block solos and downs, consistency, and main- Bowling Green BG's strong point, but this outhit the Bobcats .224 to .122 and five block assists. taining the concentration," BG 2 3 2 3 4 2 outblockedOU26-8. Eastern Michigan 2 4 0 2 7 0 season, they turned into a part of head coach Fran Voll said. "It's the season the Falcons would like Of its 26 blocks, BG had four "We didn't control their best Erobably because we're a little Kent 15 0 18 0 to forget. block solos and 22 block assists, player and we didn't execute very it young, we have some new Ohio 0 5 1 17 1 Of the Falcons five losses this while OU had eight block assists well," Costein said. people in the lineup and this is the year, three are to MAC oppo- and no block solos. principle problem right now." MAC VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS nents. Lisa Mika led the Falcons with Costein also contributed with BG ana AIA opened the game After splitting this weekend's nine block assists and 20 digs, one of her best games of the year with sloppy play, but BG man- Team (Overall Record) Won Lost matches with a victory against while Holli Costein had 18 digs for totalling 11 kills, a .316 hitting aged to open up a 16-6 early lead X Miami (20-5) 7 1 Ohio University and a loss to Kent BG. percentage, three service aces and played tenacious early de- Central Michigan (9- 15) 4 2 State, BG is 3-3 in the MAC and The Kent State match was sup- and 14 digs. fense, not allowing AIA to score Eastern Michigan (24-2) 4 2 22-5 overall. posed to be the tougher of the two in the first three minutes of the Ball State (11-13) 4 4 The loss also reduced the Fal- tor BG, but it wasn't envisioned "She played awesome and we game. cons' chances of earning a spot in that the Flashes would actually used her a lot," Van De Walle AIA experienced early prob- Western Michigan (6-15) 3 3 MAC tournament. They are now pull out the victory. said. lems on offense, with little Bowling Green (22-5) 3 3 put into a must-win situation The KSU match was a see-saw movement and players not know- Kent (18-14) 3 4 against Central Michigan at battle throughout with a 3.6 aver- Sophomore setter Carey Amos ing where to be. Ohio (7-15) 2 5 Bowling Green High School on age margin of victory in the five played a great deal in the Flashes The Falcons played great Toledo (11-15) 0 6 Saturday, and against Eastern games. match and tallfed 54 assists. offense in the first naif and had a Michigan at Anderson Arena on BG captured the first game lead until the 4:00 mark, when X - clinched conference title Sunday. 15-13, but then feU behind 2-1, Schiller played a sub-par game, AIA took the advantage 26-25 on "We control our own destiny, after dropping the next two due in part to the great KSU de- an Adrian Smiley three-pointer. and we must win both matches to games 10-15 and 13-15. fense and a pulled muscle that From that point on trie teams Carson get into the tournament," coach With its back to the wall, BG she suffered in the match. battled nip-and-tuck into the first C Continued from page 9. Denise Van De Walle said. battled back to win the fourth half and ending in a 36-36 dead- Carson had gambled by start- fine football team. We've been in BG played OU on Friday and it game 15-11. She still had 12 kills, a .219 hit- lock. ing Mike Pagel at quarterback the playoffs five consecutive took them little time to get on ting percentage and 19 digs. The Falcons opened up the sec- against the Bills, instead of Ber- years." track after a long road trip. But the Falcons couldn't stop Van De Walle attributed a ond half taking another lead and me Kosar. Kosar will start when Including playoff games, Car- "We attacked the ball OK and KSU's top player Rebecca Yarish weaker offense to part of the expanded it to four with less than the Browns play again on Nov. 18 son was 12-14-1 with the Browns. we blocked fairly well, but we and lost the match 3-2, after the breakdown in the match. 4:00 remaining in the game. against Houston, Shofner said. "I don't feel Bud was given a just had a little slow start be- f ifthgame loss 15-10. BG was down 68-65 and Traci The Browns have a bye this week. fair shake," said safety Felix cause it's a tough drive to get "Tliey played very good de- "It was just a matter of not Gorman grabbed a rebound and Wright, who staged a bitter down there," Van De Walle said. fense and Rebecca Yarish played having as strong of an offense as was fouled with 53 seconds re- "I think Bernie is the guts of preseason holdout. "I'm disap- Once BG got rolling, though, it very well at the net," coach Den- we needed," she said. "We didn't maining. Gorman missed the our football team," Shofner said. Klnted. Who knows what would took the first two games, 15-7, ise van De Walle. get the ball to the floor as we front end of the one-on-one and "I think Bernie is playing very ve happened if we were all 15-11. needed." Sophomore Mitzi San- AIA took the ball down the floor. well. It wasn't my decision (to together during training camp, The Falcons encountered a Yarish was a major contributor ders and the rest of the Falcons Then, Wanda Lyle grabbed a bench him)." and happy?" feisty OU team and suffered a to the Flashes victory and had a were upset with their perform- loose ball with 25 seconds remain- Modell didn't buy the sugges- The 59-year-old Carson re- little mental lapse in game three, great effort with 31 kills, a .409 ance, but are focusing on the up- ing and drove down and missed a* tion that this is a rebuilding year Elaced Marty Schottenheimer as losing 15-9. But BG rebounded, hitting percentage and seven coming matches. jumper with 15 seconds left. for the Browns. le Browns' coach on Jan. 27, winning the fourth game 15-9, to digs. "I'm sorry. Transition is for At- 1989, after Schottenheimer left in cap off the victory. "It was very disappointing," AIA then ran the clock down to lanta, Tampa Bay and a few oth- a dispute with Modell over coach- OU played fairly well against "They played very emotional Sanders said. "It was a big let- three seconds before taking a ers that I could mention," Modell ing styles. Schottenheimer, now us," Van De Walle said. "We and with a lot of intensity," Van down for everybody, but now we timeout, and on an inbounds lob. said. "We're not in a transition. at Kansas City, was 46-31 in four- didn't play extremely well, but De Walle said. "They played very just need to look forward to this Sheri Alexander scored the final We have the hard nucleus of a plus seasons at Cleveland. we got the job done." good defense and I think that af- weekends' matches." basket. a**************************************************************************** * 1990 Wood County Democrats Wood They are on OUR side! County

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POLLS OPEN For Supreme Court 6th Dlst. Ct. of Appeals For 6th Dist. Ct. of Appeals 6th Dist. Ct. of Appeals For Juvenile-Probate Ct. 6:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Stephanie Tubbs Melvin L. James R. Charles A. Thomas J. Tues., Nov. 6, JONES RESNICK SHERCK ABOOD ZRAIK 1990 PoMical Advartiaamant. Paid lor by tha Wood County Democratic Party; A.R. Baldwin. Chair., P.O. Bo« 707, Bowling Graan, OH 43402. THE BG NEWS Tuesday. November 6. 19vO BG emphasizing 'team' play "The sweep was valuable to the averaged five-and-a-half penal- by Sieve Easton mental health of the team," BG ties the last four games. sports wntrr head coach Jerry York said. "It "We're definitely a much bet- was a significant victory for us." ter team at five-on-five," said A sign appeared at the north "Everybody's playing confi- Llew NcWana, who celebrated his 21st birthday with the game's end of the BG Ice Arena Saturday dent and all our lines our play- ,; night reading, ing," Jiranek added. "We don't first goal Friday night. We all "BG HOCKEY...SOMETHING have a weak link right now." realize we can play with anybody TO BELIEVE IN." Every aspect of BG's team is in the league when we're at full The slogan came as a result of contribr *ing to its success. The strength.' the Falcons' 6-4 triumph over power play converted four of 11 BG may rise in the national Michigan State at the Munn Ice opportunities, including an im- rankings if it continues to play Arena Friday night. And the BG portant goal midway through the with the discipline that it dis- hockey team put a little extra third period Saturday. played in the past two weekends. feeling in the phrase after its 5-4 "The ability to cash in on the "If we stay out of the box, we victory Saturday night to com- power play was key," York said. should be right up there for the plete the sweep of the Spartans. We want to be able to score national championship," Harkins A word that could easily be when the game is tight. I give a said. slipped in after •HOCKEY" is lot of credit to the guys for pro- BG will leave the tough, early the word "TEAM"— because ducing under pressure." Srtion of its schedule (MSU, that's what was responsible for The penalty-killing unit limited ichigan, and Lake Superior the two victories over MSU. the Spartans to two goals in nine were picked 1-2-3 in the CCHA) "The thing that wins games for chances, and Libertucci made big for the smoother waters of Miami us is the team," goaltender Ang- saves when he had to. (away), Ferris State (away), elo Libertucci said. "We're the A weakness that arose early in Western Michigan (home-and- only one's responsible for win- the season was the number of home) and Illinois-Chicago ning. We work hard and play well penalties the team was taking. (home). together." After averaging 14 infractions in The Falcons further exhibited their first four games, the Fal- If the Falcons continue to dis- the team effort with a balanced cons have been able to play more play balance in their upcoming offensive attack. Eleven goals five-on-five hockey. games as they did the j«st two were scored in the series from BG's four-game winning streak weekends, then the BG hockey seven different players, including has transpired with a decrease in team may truly be something to three defensemen — a stark con- penalties. The Falcons have believe in. trast from last year's team that relied on Nelson Emerson and Rob Blake. WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA The Key/Eric Mull "Everybody keyed on two or Freddy Falcon carries the broom before the hockey team's game against Michigan State at the Ice Arena three players last year," center Saturday night. Freddy's wish tor a Falcon sweep ot the Spartans came true when BG beat them 5-4 in 4,924 Brett Harkins said. "This year screaming tans. anybody can score at any time." A La Carte international 1990 "We nave a more balanced attack this year, and other teams don't know what to do," center World Student Association presents Ruchty keeps momentum Martin Jiranek added. "We're taking teams by surprise and we the International Festival 1990. Join us nave a lot more talent than people for exotic snacks and live entertainment. realized." going with his'smart' play With many players contribu- Place: Eppier South Gym by Charles Toil work habits are something we my glove, and then I turned to ting to BG's goal scoring, the depend on." face the play — he just kept com- team's chemistry can be im- Dale: Saturday. November 17 sports editor The game also marked the first ing at me," Ruchty said. proved without relying on one time Ruchty did not spend time in By the time the linesmen goal scorer. Time: 7:30-1 o:30pm Maybe, Matt Ruchty wanted it the penalty box. In six previous reached the two, Cummins "It's good to get scoring from Tickets: $2.00 donation more than any of his teammates. games, he was sent to the box 12 already had ripped off Ruchty's more than one person, because Then again, maybe he wanted times for 40 minutes. helmet and was swinging away at then we don't have to rely on will go to BG Food Pantry I the David Sale Fund it more for his teammates. After 135 penalty minutes last him. anyone," senior assistant co- Either way, he and the hockey season, Ruchty was tagged as a Instead of fighting though, Ru- captain Matt Ruchty said. "It team got it — a 'thug' by many teams. He was chty covered up and refused to keeps up the team morale with Tickets available Mon., Nov. 5-Fri., Nov. 9 sweep of Michi- singled out for his penalities, not punch back. more people scoring." Slog Or er all 372-224$ We intarnillonil Lumn. gan State. his 28 goals and 21 assists. "It was a matter of being Besides the team's chemistry 411 Sow Hill. Mon-Ttiur. Sitn-5pm I Frl sim-7gm. The last time Yet, when Ruchty could have smart," the Kitchener, Ontario becoming more crisp, the atti- rickets arc not available at the door. the Falcons fought this weekend, he chose not native said. "It was frustrating tude of the team is also on the swept the Spar- to. and it may have hurt my pride a WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA tans, Ruchty With two minutes remaining in little bit, but it's a team game and was a freshman the first period of Saturday hopefully I'm important to this trying to find a night's contest at the Ice Arena, team." spot on a team MSU's Jim Cummins attacked Cummins was disqualified from full of marquee Ruchty from behind. Cummins the game, while Ruchty served a players. Ruchty barraged Ruchty with punches two minute slashing penalty. University Village Now as a senior, the assistant and eventually pulled him to the " I don't think it(theshove)was co-captain led a new team into ice. & MSU s Munn Ice Arena with hope "I gave him a little shot with See Ruchty, page 12. that the younger players could experience victory in a place he University Courts Apts. has only won once. are now renting Not only did determination pay off in Friday's 6-4 victory, but i 1 Bedroom $350 • Heat, water, cooking, also in Saturday's 5-4 triumph. "In past years, a lot of guys just i 2 Bedroom $400 sewer included wanted to play the game and get out of here without being embar- i 9-Month and 12-Month • Central air rassed," Ruchty said after Fri- Leases • No pets please day's game. "I tried to keep a good attitude Walking distance to Campusciough & Mercer j in the locker room. I wanted to get the freshmen used to winning Bowling Green in this building. It feels real good." Ruchty's presence wasn't felt on the scoring sheet. He didn't score a goal and he had only two assists. But statistics can be mislead- progressive night ing as to how much influence a player has on a game. Despite scoring only two points, Ruchty was named first star of every Wednesday the game. starting Nov. 7th "He's a real important player 18 and over welcome for us," BG head coach Jerry (formerly Cassldy's) York said. "His leadership and

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Sweep Soccer season tough on BG Women swimmers □ Continued from page 9. BG players were sent to the box Expectations for successful 1990 turn sour on Falcons six times. "I think Ron's in a little bit of proving themselves shock and he's kind of reaching," ment bid since 1973. had a 5-2-3 mark in such games. Jiranek said. "We beat them fair by Chris Miller Then the walls caved in. "The bottom line is that we and square. He's just making ex- sports writer A 1-0 loss to Dayton on a ques- didn't get the job done," Palmi- by Kevin Cummtngs cuses. tionable penalty kick started the sano said after numerous sports writer Down the strech, it was tough Almost everybody, even nor- Falcons on a string of six losses in contests BG came up short in. defense and outstanding goal- mally cautious coach Gary Pal- seven games and nine losses in "We were competitive and con- The rest of the swimming world may not be convinced, but the tending of Angelo Libertucci that misano, thought this could be the the next 11 contests. trolled the play for the most part rest of the Mid-American Conference should be certain. preserved the victory. year for the BG soccer team. What happened? of the year, but we just didn't find The women's swimming team, flying high with a 2-0 record, The sophomore earned a The cries of "next year" were To be honest, half of the prob- ways to win." continued to prove its success is no fluke Saturday. majority of his 19 third period to become a thing of the past and lems are almost explainable, the Actually, BG found just enough BG kept its dual meet record perfect by defeating Wright State saves in the final few minutes of replaced by rememberances of a other ha If, well.. ways to lose. 129-109. The men dropped a tightly contested meet 129-112, to fall the game. "special season." "To be honest, I did not see a A defensive mistake here, an to 1-1 in dual meet competition. "After Marty (Jiranek) scored Palmisano returned 14 letter- Eroblem with them," Marquette offensive lapse there or a ques- "(The women) swam a great meet," BG head coach Brian that last one, I saw how the team men off a 12-3-3 team that won 10 ead coach Jerry Panek said tionable call seemed to crop up Gordon said. "We had the potential to run away with the meet. reacted," Libertucci said. "I of its last 11 contests. He had a after beating BG 1-0 Sept. 29. just when the Falcons seemed to The final score is not indicative of the way things actually were. knew I had to do anything to stop big-time scorer in sophomore "They play hard, they play nave a game in hand. The meet was actually over after three events. MSU from scoring. I wasn't going Rob Martella coming back off a together well. I don't understand Palmisano points to an incon- The women won seven of 13 events, and placed second in ten to let the team down." season that saw him punch in 11 why they haven't been winning sistent defense for some of prob- others. "His sixth period might have goals and eight assists en route to more games." lems and he does have a point. The 400-medley relay team consisting of Jody Reed, Josie been his best of the weekend," eing named second team All- Welcome to the club, Jerry. BG gave up 24 goals (1.1 per McCulloch, Jill Bowers and Keely Yenglin started the afternoon York said. Mideast. Except for a pair of 4-1 defeats game), but only twice gave up off with an easy victory in a time of 4:03:32. Stopping a four-game losing Palmisano also had five fresh- to Indiana and Akron, BG was in more than two goals. Yet, it Katie Thompson followed suit with a narrow victory over streak at Munn Ice Arena was the men defenders returning after al- every game. Even in the loss to wasn't really the quantity of teammate Ann Leibel in the 1000 freestyle. Thompson won the main thought of the Falcons at lowing only .79 goals per game in Akron, BG was only outshot 10-9. goals given up, but the amount of event in 11:00:68. East Lansing, Mich. Friday 1969. In fact, only Dartmouth and untimely goals. BG made it three for three, as Yenglin won the 200 freestyle in night. And he had experience in the Cleveland State outshot the Fal- "I think we could've got better the time of 1:57:08. Junior Llew Ncwana started midfield with captains Kyle cons and both were even contests. goalkeeping from (Greg) Mur- Jenny Kent took top honors in the one meter diving event with the scoring quickly by nailing his Royer and Andrew Arthurs. Yet, the Falcons limped home phy, but I also think you have to a score of 141.30, but only after WSU had reeled off two consecu- second goal of the season past Ja- When the Falcons started 3-0 after the final contest against take into account the total team tive wins in the 50 freestyle (24:72), and 200-individual medley son Muzzatti 45 seconds into the after blanking the always-tough CSU with a 7-11-2 record, the defense," he said. "This year, we (2:09:87). The 2001.M. wasa new pool record. game. Syracuse Orangemen in the worst BG mark since going 4-11-4 C'; seemed to give goals away at WSU followed the one meter diving with victories in both the MSU's Kerry Russell respond- season-opening Maine Kick Off in 1985. es with our mistakes. If we 200 butterfly (2:12:03), and 100 freestyle (54:26), before Reed ed nine minutes later with his Tournament, they were indeed on The biggest reason was BG's would've cut out five or six of won the 200 backstroke in 2:11:76. first of three goals in the series to their way to a "special season" failure to win the close game. The those goals, we would have been The two schools then took turns winning as Gina Jacobs won tie the game at 1-1. that most thought would end in Falcons finished 2-9-2 in contests in better shape." the 500 freestyle (5:15:57), WSU took first in the three-meter div- Goals by Holmes, Ken Klee and the school's first NCAA Tourna- decided by one goal. In 1989, BG ing with a score of 218.47. McCulloch won the 200 breaststroke Aris Brimanis gave the Falcons a But the offense was the real (2:26:03), and the Raiders finished with a victory in the 400 free- 4-1 cushion early in the second puzzler. Although Martella added style relay in a time of 3:39:07. period. another 11 goals, no one really "Josie (McCulloch) had an outstanding race," Gordon said. The Spartans then put together stepped forward during the "Her time in the breaststroke is the second fastest in BG histo- a comeback, including two goals season to back him up. Sopho- ry." in the final five minutes, that saw more Chris Williams scored five On the other side of the tracks is the men's team. them draw to within one, 5-4. goals, but the rest of the squad The men swam a consistent race — consistenly second. It took But after a flurry of attempts could only come up with 10 goals this uniformity to keep BG close, as they won only two of the 13 against Libertucci failed, MSU between them. events on the afternoon. Like the women, the men also took 10 pulled Muzzatti and left an empty "We made mistakes like second place finishes. net with 31 seconds left. everyone else, but our mistakes Winning for the men were Brian Kaminski in the 200 I.M. Holmes then stole the puck at got blown out of proportion be- (1:59:93) and Mike Hunt in the one meter diving competition the BG blue line and raced down cause we couldn't score goals," with a final score of 141.30. the ice and slid the puck into the Palmisano said. "One way to dif- "Brian had a great race," Gordon said. "Kevin Latta also put net from the right circle. fuse a problem with your defense in a good effort. He swam in the three most demanding races "If you miss the net, they're go- is to put the ball in the back of the there are." ing to come right back on you," net. Wright State also won the three meter diving witha score of he said. "It was a great feeling of 219.45. relief." "We scored three quick ones "Our guys had good times," Gordon said. "Their problem is in "We feel really good about our- against Eastern Michigan and it technique." selves during this streak," York sure made life a whole lot easier "They also ran into a very ticked off Wright State men's said. "This gives us hope for the for us. We created opportunities team," Gordon added. "Ohio University hammered them on future." all year long, but we never really Friday and they kind of took it out on us." After this weekend, the future converted on them." may be closer than first thought. D See Soccor, page 13. You can bet on it. * R.E. MANAGEMENT * Ruchty "Quality Off-Campus Housing" □ Continued from page 11. "Referees don't want to call 113 Railroad St. against Michigan State because (next to Kinko's) enough to provoke an incident," they think we dive all the time," See Your Ructhy said. "He's (Cummins) Mason said. not worth fighting, especially for "I guarantee (Monday), we're 352-9302 me. He's fourth-line garbage. I'm going to start teaching how to better than that." grab people, tackle, put our arms _ HRS. 8-5 M-F, 9-3 Sat Student Government "It would have been easy for right around, just go right to Stop by and pick up a listing for Matt to accept Jim Cummins' them and lock arms. That's what challange ana fight him," York you have to do — everybody else Fall 1991 added. "He showed a lot of disci- is doing it." in Action pline." Ruchty said he thought Mason MSU's head coach Ron Mason was making excuses. said the Falcons were holding "Mason can say whatever he General Assembly Meetings and interfering the entire game. wants," he said. "I really don't Mason even accused Ructhy of want to comment on the other throwing a buttend into the vis- coaches. I didn't see anything too are televised on cable channel tor's bench — an automatic game flagrant. It was iust a good, hard disqualification. checking game. KAPPA DELTA 24, Television Learning Services, the Wednesday Q. 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Soccer Spark Steroids found in Reynolds Continued from page 12. Continued from page 9. And of course, there were the On a second-and-five play, Pat's brother) who caught nine LONDON (AP) - World track ing in Sweden ... where he won stance nandrolone and a second intangibles. Royer never really Brooks stepped in front of wide passes for 97 yards. and field record-holders Butch the shot put event. analysis carried out on Oct. 12, got into the flow of the offense reciever Jimmie Woody to inter- Tailback Marcus Haywood ru- Reynolds and Randy Barnes have "The Huddinge Laboratory in 1990, confirmed their presence. after being slowed with an ankle cept his fifth pass of the season shed for a game-high 108 yards been suspended for testing posi- Sweden revealed metabolites of "On Oct. 17, the IAAF informed injury at the beginning of the and secure the four-point win. and scored Kent's only two tive for steroids and could miss the banned substance methyltes- TAC of the result of the second season. A new NCAA rule that "We checked to man coverage touchdowns. the 1992 Olympics. tosterone and a second analysis test and similar to the case (of nullified re-entry for players once before the play," Brooks said. I "They outplayed us statistical- The International Amateur carried out on Sept. 25. 1990, con- Bames) above, TAC have con- they were taken out also took it's knew the receiver was on my ly," Ankney said. "You've got to Athletic Federation, the sport's firmed their presence. firmed to the IAAF that Harry toll. back. We needed a big play and give credit to our team for hang- world governing body, announced "The case was then in- Reynolds has been suspended and intercepting the ball was the only ing in there and coming up with the suspensions Monday and said vestigated by the IAAF doping offered a hearing, tne date of Instead of using BG's depth in thing in my mind. A knockdown bigplays." both athletes have been offered a commission, who confirmed the which is shortly to be confir- the games, Palmisano was forced does us no good." The Flashes' kicking game did hearing by The Athletics Con- positive result. med." to use his starters throughout the While the BG defense ranks nothing to help their cause. A gress, the U.S. national govern- "On Oct. 24, the IAAF informed Reynolds set the 400-meter re- contest. BG didn't know about the fifth in the MAC. stopping the op- blocked extra-point attempt in ing body. TAC of the result of the second cord of 43.29 seconds at Zurich, rule until a schedule was already position in the closing minutes of the first quarter and a botched If the suspensions are upheld, test and requested TAC to note Switzerland, two years ago and finalized and the wear and tear of a close game has not been its snap on a punt were two of the Reynolds, of suburban Columbus, the suspension of the athlete in Bames set the shot put mark of 75 playing two or three games a strong suit. Recently, Ohio and more prominent errors. Ohio and holder of the 400-meter accordance with IAAF rule 59 feet, 10V* inches last May 20 at Los week (20 in all, compared to 17 or Miami both made tying scores on When punter Mike Benzy had to record, and Barnes, the shot put and to offer the athlete an oppor- Angeles. 18 for most schools) caught up its final drive against a defense field a fourth quarter snap on his record-holder, could face two- tunity of a hearing in accordance with the Falcons. which had been stingy all day. knee —turing the ball over to BG year bans. Suspensions of that with the rules and procedures of In Monday's USA Today, Brooks' big play put an end to on the Kent 28-yard line — the duration would keep them out of the IAAF. Reynolds was quoted as saying: It's not time to jump ship, that stigma. Falcons turned the mistake into a next year's World Championships "TAC confirmed that this has "Right now, there's a problem though. BG has plenty of talent "We nave to work on stopping Todd Powell field goal, his sixth at TOKVO and the 1992 Olympics at been done and the date of this with the "A' sample. I'm not wor- and tradition to return to the na- people on the last drive," Brooks of the season. Barcelona. hearing is expected to be fixed ried. This is crazy. There are tion's elite. Nine starters and said. "It feels good to win a game "Our offense and defense The IAAF said recent tests con- shortly." some formalities to go through." plenty of solid supporting players on a big play at the end." played well but the players have firmed that Reynolds tested posi- Reynolds, the IAAF said, "was will be back in quest for that elu- The Falcons' defense bent but to understand it takes all three tive for nandrolone and Barnes tested on Aug. 12, 1990, at the Under drug testing rules, an sive NCAA bid. rarely broke. Kent State taxed phases of a team playing well to for methyl testosterone. Both sub- Herculis meeting in Monte Carlo athlete's urine sample is divided BG for 413 yards in total offense, win," Kent head coach Dick stances are steroids. ... where he came third in the 400 into 'A' and 'B' samples. If the 'A' "This year was a maturing yet only found the endzone twice. Cram said. The IAAF statement said: meters. sample is positive, the 'B' is process for us," Palmisano said. balpra was 18 of 30 for 243 yards. "Randy Bames was tested on "The Paris laboratory revealed tested, with the athlete or a rep- f'I just wish it would've been a His favorite target was Tony Bowling Green (3-4-2) was held Aug. 7,1990, at the Malmo meet- metabolites of the banned sub- resentative entitled to be present. winning season to learn under." Gucciardo (BG quarterback to one touchdown in the first half. THE BG NEWS Classifieds

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IRS. DEA Available your NOT. Iih - No* tin mm »— i lieve? UAO Is sponsoring a wall known UFO 19DI-82 PEER ADVISORS AT THE WELL ARE Thursday 11-15 area now CaH 1-805-882-7555 Ext C-2804 10 4 Grand Balroom Invastlgstor, Robert Healings, lo speak on ELECTRICIANS DUE THIS THURSDAY, NOV. « 7 00 P M French House BOSU BLOODMOBILE this Issue. The lectrue will teke place Mon- APPRENTICESHIP BGSU BLOOOMOBILE Fraal Freel Fr**l All you need la a valid 101 day, Nov. 12 at 8 pm In Ihe Grend Ballroom OPPORTUNITY FOR RENT BOSU BLOODMOBILE Have UFO's visited Earth? What do you be- Free with s valid ID! (Men ft Women) The Toledo Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and lieve? Come and decide lor yoursetl when MONDO SEVENTIES NIGHT UNIVERSITY INTRAMURALS ENTRIES DUE Training Committee will be accepting applica- UAO sponsors Robert Hastings - s well TONIGHT AT COED WALLYBALL NOV 6; MEN'S SOLS 1 A 2 bedroom apta. CharylCaoa maCagar my U buddy- tions lor apprenticeship IromNovember 5,1990 known UFO investigator The lecture will lake SOME OTHER PLACE RACQUETBALL NOV 13. MEN'S WRES Immediate Occupancy MA»»Y aMTHDAYI Ona day lala ■ Tha BG through November 16, 1990. Applications will place Monday. Nov. 12 at 8 pm In the Orsnd OET INTO THE GROOVE WITH TUNG - NOV 28: MEN'S 4 WOMEN S 352-7454 or 823-7555 N*wa doaanl puOaan on Mondays, you know?1 be available at the Apprenticeship Training Ballroom. EVERYONE'S FAVORITE MUSIC FROM 3-PLAYER BASKETBALL - NOV 29 ALL EN- 9 ft 12 month leases/semester hopa you dk»n l drmk loo mucri Kool-Aid yaa- THE 70'S Center 803 Lime City Road. Rossford, Ohio tarday1 Wal hay - coming straight from me hor- Get Involvedl Share your enlhuslssm with TRIES DUE BY 4 00 PM ON THEIR DUE SOME OTHER PLACE DATE (behind Local 8) on the hour from 1:00 p.m. to ■a'a mourn - you it ona ol ma bust' You're Ihe other studentsl As s Peer Advisor at the Stu- 178 E. WOOSTER 353-3030 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 1 and 2 Bdrm Apts Available lor synapl • • • Luv c SCRIBES dent Wellneee Center (The Wall), you will Whal do you Believe? Have UFO'a visited 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. on Saturday November Immediate Occupancy provide Inlormetlon on wellness related sub- COUEOE OOMOCAATS Earth? Come and decide lor yourself when 10, 1990. tt you are at least 18 years ol age. jects and lifestyle concerns. Applications BGSU Cceege Damocraa proudly OMICRON DELTA KAPPA UAO sponsors Robert Hastings • a well have successtufy completed one year of high RE. MANAGEMENT available Mondey - Thursday at tha WELL ot- 113RAILROADSTREET endoraa me loaowmo. candidalea NATIOANL LEADERSHIP HONORARY known UFO Investigator, the lecture will teke school algebra or a post high school algebra llcei 2nd floor Health Canter 11-4 (2-8303). (Next to Kinkos) Anthony Celebraeie tor Governor Are you a leader? are you in the top 35% of your piece Monday, Nov. 12 at 8 pm In the Grand course, nave a high school diploma or GED and main floor Student Rec Center 4 - 9 (2-8888). 352-9302 Tom Fergueon for Auditor class? Then you are eligible lo apply lo BGSU 8 Ballroom. Free with a valid IDI are in good health, you Qualify to apply for said Inarmd Brown lor Secretary ol State Applications due by Nov. 8. chapter ol this honorary Appliciahons are avail* Program YOU MUST APPLY IN PERSON. 2 Bedroom apt available immediately Sem- Lee Flatter lor Attorney Qenerel HAVE YOU PURCHASED able In 405 Student Services and the UAO Ol furnished $300'month plus utilities, deposit Mary Ellen VYIthrow lor Treeauret FOOTBALL TICKETS YET nee (3rd floor Union) November 516 If you WANTED Recruitment, selection, employment and train- required, no pets Can 352-4265 Poas ara opm until 7 30 PM FOR MOM AND DAD? have any questions or concerns please contact ing of apprentices is done without discrimi- Apartment lor Rent VOTE TODAY FALCONS V WESTERN Cyndi (2-35071 or Shelli |2 48951 nation due to race, rekgion. color, national ori- 1 lo 3 male roomates needed tor spr semes- gin or tax Call 473-2099. please leave message SAT I 30 PERRY FIELD PARENTS WEEK SALE ter, rent varying Call 352-5915 Haven House COMMUNICATION CAREER NIOMT at Ihe Student Rec Center Pro Shop 15% oft Manor Apt* Energetic Individual to live & travel with profes- For Rent November 8. 7»pm everything, Nov 6-11 Soccer shorts, sanitary sorial family lor one year starting In January OMrCRON DELTA KAPPA FEMALE NONSMOKING ROOMMATE Grand Balroom shorts. Russell sweats, tights, swimsurls. and Kids prefer a Mary Popp-ns A truly unique ex- One bedroom Apartment Mandatory meeting for all members Wednes- NEEDED SPRING SEMESTER IN VILLAGE Cal Afternoons * 354-8800 Meet proleaaionala morei perience 2 years college preferred Please day. Nov 7 at 9 00 pm in 114 BA Please at- GREEN APTS RENT NEG CALL ASAP In communication careers*11 CalU419)874 2121 lend lo pick up you pm and certificate and help PARENTS' DAY IS SATURDAY - 362 i-Sfj? Graduating Sonkx needs I lemale roommate DM rou know? Qeoroe Volnovlch la Ihe only plan new activities tor the year If you cannot at- QET YOUR FOOTBALL TICKETS Handyman needed lor house work Flexible Female Roommate needed to sub-lease Spring lor Spring 1991 Own bedroom, Semi- candidate tor governor ol Ohio who would lend please contact She* (2-4895) or Cyndi TODAY FOR MOM AND DAD hours Depend on your schedule Call Semester Own bedroom, own bathroom, realty lurnished. and clean Call 353-7492 protect all human lite. Vote lor Volnovlch. (23507) 353-2969 nice flasalonitH*. Ca« 354 5470 NANNIES • Take a year off and be a Nanny In HAVE YOU HEARD T» Female Roommate needed to sublease apart- NJ. NY, CTI Earn up lo S350h*eefc. Travel, ment close to campus for Spring '91 For more Save S, continue your education. Airfare RE. MANAGEMENT mloimaton call Barb at 3S3 S2 70 paid. HeloFlndors 600-762-1762. has its flyer ready for the 1991-92 School Year FEMALE roommate wanted lor Spring Semes- No Telemarketing ready and waiting for you to pick up' ter or Spring end Summer. VERY CLOSE TO District office ol international lirm has lull and CAMPUSI Can Laura al 3547315 (Leave part-time openings $8 00 to start Call work STOP IN TODAY!!!! Manege) around school or work schedule. AASP schol- 113 Railroad Street HELP" Female needed to sublease1 Low rent arship available Call now 362-1060 (NexlioKlnko's) 1 mo FREE) Free heat Close to campus A- Resort Hotels. Cru-selines. Amusement Parka 352-9302 vail NOW or for Spr Sem Call SOON and Summer Camps, Now accepting applica- Have your own apartment, 1 bedroom, close to 354-2195. leave message tions lor Spnng. Summer and Career positions campus, $280 00 per month Cal MIKE MALE ROOMATE NEEDEO FOR SPRING to receive an application and information. 352-2539. leave message please write. National Collegiate Recreation OWN BE0R00M. FREE UTILITIES, NEAR Help • we're graduating! CAMPUSI CALL ANDY NOW AT 354-8547 Services; PO Box 7832: Hilton Head Island. SC 29938 2 Br apartment for sublease Needed one female lo leas* Visage Green apt Call 354-4499 evenings for Spring Semester Rent and electricity Cat WANTED: Enthusiastic individual or student organization to promote Spring Break destination 354-8699 Help1 My roommate ft I are graduating in Dec. for 1991 Earn commisssions. tree trips and Rent our apartment for spring semester Great NO DEPOSIT" valuable work experience Apply nowMI! Call One Female needed to sublease apt spring Slud

PEOPLE'S PIZZA CHOICE AWARDS Wednesday, November 7, 7:30 pm University Union Grand Ballroom Local Pizzerias will be competing for: • Best Overall Pizza • Best Sauce • Best Crust • Best Specialty Pizza Following the judging, by the selected Pizza Panel Spectators will be offered remaining samples. Sponsored by the BG News Open to all!

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