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Vol.73 Issue 19 September 28, 1990 Bowling Green, Ohio The BG News ^ss^An Independent Student Voice for 70 Years s^s
BRIEFLY CAMPUS Buy a roof: The Homeless Awareness Project's University chap- ter will be selling "roof- tops" and accepting dona- tions until Oct. 31. Coordinator Amy Lynne Renock said everyone in the community is encouraged to contribute "anything" to help shelter those who can- not afford homes. The "rooftops" — suggested do- nation of $1 — are triangles representing roofs that read, "I bought a roof for someone who can't." Doantions can be mailed to Homeless Awareness Project, 250 Batchelder Hall, BGSU. Receipts are available upon request. For more information call Amy Renock at 372-4160.
Who is Who?: The selection process for the 1990-91 Who's Who Among Students In Ameri- can Universities & Colleges le News/Jay Murdock is presently underway. Nominations of students The Faces Of Olscamp who hold the classification University President Paul Olscamp responds to questions from faculty members at his grams, problems concerning building maintenance and the recent East Merry Inci- of senior are now being ac- dents were also addressed. cepted. Nomination forms, open forum Thursday afternoon. While discussion centered on the graduate pro- information and application materials will be made available on Monday. The deadline for the application frocess is Wednesday, Oct. 7. at 5 p.m. in the Student Survey center of talk at forum Activities and Orientation Office, 405 Student Services Harold Lunde disagreed with planning and University goals. Building. last academic year, showed more there is not a great deal about our by Jeremy S. Weber than 46 percent of faculty believe academic curriculum that is out Olscamp, saying such "niches" Only 22 percent of full-time facul- staff writer the University suffers from facul- of the ordinary," Olscamp said. are not economically safe. ty surveyed agreed "strongly" or "Niches dry up," he said. "We "somewhat" the University has a Gymnatti to raise ty overspecialization, meaning "However, at the graduate level A recent study revealing con- some studies are too narrow in we are very different in that our need to make sure we've got lots specific definition of a well- money: educated person. The women's gymanstics cerns about the University's scope. Ph.D studies are narrower than of niches so we can afford to lose graduate program provided the This sparked discussion be- most." a few and broaden some Ph.D Olscamp said the figure can be team will have their second attributed to lack of communica- annual "sault-a-thon" to- impetus for discussion at Univer- tween faculty members and Ols- Olscamp cited photochemical programs. The broader course is sity President Paul Olscamp's camp, who asserted the Universi- sciences and applied philosophy what the universities will be tion rather than lack of specific day, to generate money to University goals. help defray the costs of new first faculty open forum Thurs- ty has become a "player" in the as successful specialized pro- forced to move towards." dayafternoon. market for narrow fields of study. grams at the University. Another statistic from the "Part of it may be my failure to team uniforms, and update study dealt with administrative their computer score The UCLA survey, conducted "At the undergraduate level, However, Faculty Senate Chair See Forum, page 6. system to meet NCAA re- quirements for 1991-92. The gymnasts will per- form within a set time East Merry protest period as many continuous somersaults on the trampo- UCF provides space for line, rotating in two-minute shifts with other team permitted by city members. The event is scheduled for noon and 4 planned Link expansion p.m. on the grass quadran- The student pressure group bly be one of the speakers, he gle in front of the University formed in opposition to police ac- said. Union. tivities during the East Merry- The pressure group began cir- Frazee parties of Sept. 7-9 culating petitions after a meeting by Jacqueline Porter received a permit from the city last night in support of a proposal city writer USG on TV: for a march to the Bowling Green asking for: Undergraduate Student police station Wednesday even- ■ Censorship abolishes all except black velvet Elvis Editor, The News; Perhaps I am Just a "simpleton liberal" according to Scott Gering- er's "God and Man" column, but I see several problems with his reasoning in supporting the cutting of funds to certain National En- dowment for the Arts grant artists. -SSL First, this is not a liberal versus conservative issue. Instead, it is an issue of artistic freedom versus governmental oppression. In fact, this debate goes to the core of our supposed democratic society. What Je- sse Helms and others are proposing for the NEA is government sup- port for artists who support the government's view of decency and ar- tistic merit. It is freedom to create, if the creation is deemed proper. Don't worry, Mr. Geringer, if censorship becomes the credo of the NEA, there will be no "individual aesthetic impulses" left to worry about. Second, he states that "censorship and refusing to subsidize are two different things." Wrong. The supporters of NEA censorship have already passed a law which requires that: -None of the funds for the NEA may be used to promote, dissemin- ate or produce materials which, in the judgment of the NEA, may be considered to be obscene, including but not limited to depictions or sa- domasochism, homoeroUcism, the sexual exploitation of children or individuals engaged in sex acts and which, when taken as a whole do not have a serious literary, political or scientific value. SuoVUwly Jay ceoWA "fkiT CJtur«| / Artists who would like to receive an NEA grant are now subjected to u a a second review of the obsceneity laws they have been bound by for D/vecsiTy YJO.5 wot' \ 5"l concept Tr©»~ CIQSS. years, but now this law refers specifically to homosexuals. This is nothing more than deliberate targeted oppression of a specific group of people and a type of art. (To say nothing about the wording of the law, hierarchies it creates, and the total concentration on the sexual taboos of our society, not mentioning violence, racial abuse, or any of the other possibly obscene aspects artists could work with.) By refus- ing to subsidize artists who deal with certain topics, the NEA is prac- ticing pure censorship in its most devious form. The arts deserve free market support Because of this new censorship law, organizations and individual artists have begun to turn down their NEA grants. RecenUy, "The First, I do not find Scott Ger- poses?" And if he can, with a Shotos in the exhibit. Some of They try instead to tread some Paris Review" turned down a grant for $10,000. Perhaps this makes inger's epithets such as "simple- straight face, call them public lem were strikingly beautiful — middle ground, or do what is best Mr. Geringer happy because it will force "The Paris Review" to hunt ton liberals" and opinions like "if purposes, can he then say they the calla lilies and others. Some for that particular organization. for private monetary support instead of relying on government sup- these guys' art was worth a are backed by "a significant por- were incredible portraits —Don- And it is best for the United States port. "The Paris Review just may be able to do that. However, as damn" worthy of University pub- tion of the public?" ald Sutherland, Laurie Anderson to continue backing the arts, more and more organizations and individuals turn down grants, lication. Who is this "significant portion and Patti Smith. Some were dis- without dictating what the artist available grant monies will almost certainly be cut. Plus, large, rela- Secondly, whether or not Ger- of the population" Geringer re- turbing — the close up profile of may or may not do. tively famous artists, magazines, galleries, writers, dancers and inger finds their art "worth a fers to? while he refrains from two men, one black, one white. It Are today's artists creating art actors may be able to find the private monetary support they need. damn," he should know the free Elainly stating it, I would guess is a strong and moving social or "shocking the norm?" Every However, the small, unknown, local artists will not. Instead, they will market has never supported the e means the Moral Majority. commentary. And some were new form has been considered have to spend their art making time trying to make money. efforts of serious artists. Van erotic. But whether I liked those bad, dangerous, obscene, unwor- And finally, if Mr. Geringer truly felt that "if these guys were worth Gogh, who would be considered photos or not; whether I found thy, etc.. If the boundaries of a damn, the free market would support their endeavors," then I hope an artist" in most circles, never them erotic or not will not dimin- art/literature/society are not he is willing to be satisfied with the art world plunging into the most sold a painting in his lifetime. GUEST ish all the wonderful photographs stretched and tried, we become basic, most popular free market art forms — "starving artist" oil Beethoven and Mozart lived in I saw. stagnant and die, culturally. painting sales at the local Holiday Inn and velvet Elvis paintings sold near squalor at times, living off Which leads me to wonder fur- Realism was bad, impressionism at the comer gas station. subsidies, and yet I will venture COLUMN ther — has Geringer seen the col- was condemned, surrrealism ab- to say their music is considered lection in question? Maybe he horred. But each of these move- Connie Vivrett, art. But it was never supported By has, maybe he hasn't, but the fact ments has, over time, come to be graduate student, creative writing by the free market. That is why remains that many of those cry- highly regarded. The audience governments all over the world Ritch Calvin ing out against the Mapplethorpe rioted at the premiere of Stra- for verification, must be in- support the arts. France has pro- photos have never seen them. vinsky's "Rite of Spring." Tho- cluded. vided uninterrupted support for It was the same situation with mas Hardy's "Tess of the I Respond University students writing the arts for hundreds of years, I would hardly think that the Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic D'Urbervilles" was branded ob- columns must provide class but the United States has subsi- majority of the population would Verses." Most of the critics never scene and "A Miracle on 34th The BG News editorial page rank, major and hometown. dized art for less than 40 years. find the photos in the Mappleth- bothered to read the book to see if Street" was, at the time of its is your campus forum. The News reserves the right Geringer contends that "public orpe collection offensive. In fact, it was really blasphemous or release, given the equivalent of The News encourages and to reject any material that is funds, in a democracy, are to be I doubt that much of the popula- offensive. today's X rating. But over time, welcomes any and all guest attentive, malicious or llbe- spent exclusively for public pur- tion would take the time to even I do not agree with even'thing they have come to be considered columnists. lous. All submissions are sub- poses...," which is true in theory, look at them at all. I agree with the government spends money classics. Time is the key, not Letters to the editor should ject to condensation. but far from truth in practice. Jacqueline Nathan that it is un- on. I do not agree with everything "free market support." Over be a maximum of 200-300 Please address all submis- How can he, or the politicians fair to remove several photos the University spends money on. time these changes have survived words in length and should be sions to: themselves, justify spending bil- from the exhibit and judge the en- I do not agree with everything the and been accepted, those that typewritten, double-spaced, lions of dollars of public funds to tire exhibit on the basis of those company I work for spends its were not worthy have died and and signed. Address or on- Editorial Editor prop up puppet governments, to photos. I saw the photos while money on. But there is no way for been forgotten. Will Robert Map- influence foreign elections, to plot they were in Cincinnati and what any one of those organizations to C.horpe's work be considered campus mailbox number along The BG News satisfy the wants of every indi- with your telephone number tliWMiHjn, assassinations, etc.. Would Ger- struck me most about it was the eless and priceless in the fu- - inger call these "public pur- beauty. There are hundreds of vidual within the organization. ture? Only time will tell. 5:15 by J.A.Holmgren WhW/MA ln/MNEPAg- A&oUT You AROttAL The BG News LAP wrTH A bpMD MeniA£ WTH &t- -An Independent Student Voice- FirrvRe AHCAD or-w Tine SP&H& OF , FLASH **> T»*i&r-(VLivfit tofv*. Editorlal Board IN f\ {TRAM* iAfPj gcr La*Berne., Barbara A. Weadock Editor James A. Tinker Deborah Hippie Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor Jill Novak Christian Thompson News Editor News Editor Wynne Everett Lynn Gagel Editorial Editor Assistant Editorial Editor John Kohlstrand City Editor THE BG NEWS \ Campus 'Book Banning Week' } creates greater awareness of increases in censorship by J.J. Thompson tisements and store displays. some areas in the nation include staff writer "It's a very important program "The Satanic Verses" by Salman. — especially this year with all the Rushdie, "The Color Purple" by censorship [which has oc- Alice Walker, the Bible and some Book banning cases are becom- curred]," Brim said. dictionaries, Brim said. ing common news nationwide, No books have ever actually Since book banning often but University students may not been banned by the University, occurs in separate instances realize how much the issue really but there have been situations in throughout the country, Brim affects them. which students and faculty have said many people do not realize Because of this censorship, the protested or opposed certain what is going on until it is too late. University Bookstore — and books. "I After a book is banned], the other bookstores affiliated with People For Racial Justice, for realization hits you that they can the American Bookselling Asso- example, objected last year to a do this to every book one way or ciation — participate in "Book dictionary recommended to stu- another," he said. "It comes Banning Week," which has been dents by the English department. down to people deciding what ongoing this week. However, according to Conrad you're going to read." The purpose of Book Banning Pritscher, president of the group, Brim said his position on the Week, is to heighten censorship they do not endorse censorship by book banning issue causes prob- awareness, according to Univer- any means. lems only on some occasions. He sity Bookstore Trade Sales Man- The organization believed the said he is sometimes challenged ager Dallas Brim. definition of "nigger," was inac- by people about some of the books "The main objective is to make curate, Pritscher said, and the sold at the store, but this does not EBple aware that certain books English department agreed. happen often. ve been banned," he said. "We Pritscher said, however, he did "Generally speaking, I don't don't feel censorship has a place not object to the word being listed get hassled that much, he said. in the world of books." in the dictionary — he thinks all So far, Brim said there has Brim said the A.B.A. assists words should be in the dictionary, been a good response from the book sellers who want to partici- he said, but they should have the students about the display, which C" e by providing a list of banned proper definition. will remain in the store until Sat- ks with suggestions for adver- Examples of books banned in urday. Link C Continued from page 1. hour you would have that much The Link is a county non-profit were started to help University money," she added. organization under the Wood students and the surrounding County Mental Health Board, community, said Thompson. The Link was formed in 1975 Thompson said. when two programs joined; a When these two groups mer- "In 15 years. The Link has crisis phone hotline that was ged, UCF furnished them with its trained and used over 500 vol- started by UCF and a student ac- current location to provide the Photo/Marc Kaspitzke unteers and that in terms of cost tivist group that was formed in services of crisis intervention, re- effectiveness, they have provided response for the Kent State Inci- ferrals, services for victims of Ann Baty, a student employee at the University Bookstore, sets up a display tor banned book week, services worth about $1.5 million being held from Sept. 22-29. dent, and Karma, a group de- crime called the victim's advo- to Wood County," said Bowers. signed to help individuals with cacy program and community "If all the hours of volunteer drug related problems, Thomp- education programs, said work are multiplied by rate per son said. Bowers. Bring A Pick up at Student ID The 1990 KEYS are here 28 West Hall Q .VI' CEDAR POINT A+ CEDAR POINT A* CEDAR POINT \.|. CEDAR POINT CEDAR POINT CEDAR POINT \l CEDAR POINT \|. CEDAR POINT How much fun can you have Question: with an Alpha Phi? Answer: Find out Saturday, Sept. 29 at CEDAR POINT FOR THE RIDE OF YOQR LIFE! Jenny & Tom Krystie & Steve Andrea & Steve Holly & Scott the ATA Bri & Steve Anne & James Shelly & Patrick Jen Sout & Steve the other Fowler & her Fellow Nancy & Steve Nadine & Terry Sue & Jon Pete' & Slick' Lisa & Goke Courtney & Tom Pumpkin Head & Pyranna Indy' & B.S. Noonan Maria & Chuck Barb & Scott Lara & Skinny Legs Kim & Gary Jenny & Greg Lisa & "Frank" Leigh & Mike Corona & Dave-Dave Elizabeth & Gary Renee' & Doug Julie Z. & Bobby O. P.P. & a B.S. Man Neela & Jody Heidi & Chris Rachel & Ig Jody & Brian Jenny & Todd Betsy & Bachelor #9 Andrea & Matt Kelli & Brian Heather & Brian JUI & Log Mindy & Brooks Karl & Mike Marni & No One New! Elizabeth V. & Dan S. MaryBeth & Jaime Kim & Michael Angle & Kengie Sarah & Paul Kimba & Jimba Julie R. & Don Nicole & Mike Mikie & Aaron Charlie Brown & Jeff Eryka & Tom Neicer & Nate Tlffnay & Todd Amy & Ron Karen & Nathan Hillary & Robert Kristi & B.T. Cher & Preston Julie Marino & Casey Angela & Chadwick Merk & Dan Stephanie & Pete Wanna & Birthday Jennifer & Aaron Tiaci & Mr.Ree Bruiser & Brian Katrina & John Andrea & Rick Lisa & Jim Cindy & Alex Jennifer & Joe Jennifer and Jeremy Mandy & the Smooth Character Megan and David Tara & Doug Julie Allen & Eric Douglas Chilly K. & B.J. Laura & Mike The Waitress & the Manager Maureen & Tony Hamit-time & Mike Chrissi & Jim Jennifer & Billy Stacy & Steve CEDAR POINT CEDAR POINT CEDAR POINT CEDAR POINT CEDAR POINT CEDAR POINT VI CEDAR POINT CEDAR POINT 4 Friday. September 18. 1990 THE BG NEWS Sigma Kappa sorority Greeks recognized for colonizes with diversity academic achievement rority's main concern this first Rush were chosen by a commit- by Heather Fdty semester on campus is to over- tee comprised of national Sigma Nine scholarships and awards given at banquet stoaf writer come this barrier by concentrat- Kappa officers. ing on sisterhood, Jones said. Factors including enthusiasm sor from the department of Col- average: Pi Kappa Phi frater- Women from different back- We are concentrating on and the amount of time the by Heather Felty lege Student Personel. grounds with different interests sisterhood this semester because women had to devote to the soror- staff writer nity, 3.070. have joined together to colonize a we feel it is most important right ity were considered. Jones said. Her speech focused on the past Sigma Chi Scholarship A- new sorority at the University. now," Jones said. Following the information and how far collegiate schol- ward, which recognizes highest The women who have met all One way they are familiarizing night, they went through inter- In honor of high academic a- arship has come since the 1600's. grade point average improve- the standards of Sigma Kappa so- themselves with each other and views which centered on leader- chievement in the Greek system, She discussed how different col- ment for a fraternity: Phi Sigma rority — the fourteenth in the the rest of the Greek System is by ship and academics. Interfraternity and Panhellenic lege life for students who attend- Kappa fraternity, up .395. Greek system — have varying becoming involved. The interview process con- councils recognized several sor- ed Harvard University in 1637 and diverse interests and histor- The women plunged into Greek sisted of the national committee orities and fraternities at the sev- was from what college students DClayton C. Kohl Fraternity enth annual Fall Awards Night. experience today. Rentz also ad- Scholarship Award, which recog- ies. events at the University on Sept. asking approximately two ques- vised students to experience the "Our sorority ranges in women 22 in the Mud Tug philanthropy. tions to a group of three to four The theme for the award ban- nizes the highest active chapter of all different caliber," accord- They will be involved with all the women. Jones said. quet was, "Greek Schol- present to the fullest. member grade point average for ing to Lisa Jones, chapter consul- Greek philanthropies this fall and Mixed feelings of excitement arship.. .Your Ticket to Success." the past semester: Lambda Chi tant and pledge educator. they want to conduct their first and nervousness were displayed "These scholarship awards "My message to you today, Alpha fraternity, 2.899. While they chose a wide range philanthropy in the spring. by the women when they went to recognize those Greek students September 27,1990 is that it is ab- Highest Total Chapter Aver- of women, primarily sophomores Since Sigma Kappa does not pick up their envelopes which who nave achieved a 3.5 GPA or solutely essential to recognize age, determined by averaging and freshmen because were se- have a house at the moment they contained either a regret or an higher," Blaine Wilson, Inter- and value this time and this place total hours and quality points of lected because they would be in- meet in West Hall. invitation to join the sorority. fraternity Council Scholarship to understand its significance and all members: Chi Omega sorority volved longer to help with future On January 26, they will be- "I got nervous towards the end chair, said. "It also recognizes uniqueness and to increase your with an average of 3.037. pledges. come an official chapter and their of the week, wondering who was fraternities and sororities that appreciation and awareness of Highest Active Chapter The women from these first pledges will be initiated as going to make it and who was have achieved scholarship excel- what is going on around you," Average Award, determined by different classes are not very fa- active members. not, said Lisa Ferrante, Sigma lence." Rentz said. averaging total hours and quality miliar with one another so the so- The women who went through Kappa pledge said. The guest speaker for the ban- After Rentz's address, the stu- points of all initiated members: quet was Audrey Rentz, a profes- dents who achieved a 3.5 or Chi Omega sorority 3.037. higher grade point average were recognized. □ Chapter Improvement A- The following nine awards rec- ward, which shows the greatest ognizing academic excellence in chapter improvement for a soror- oaiw; sororities and fraternities were ity: Gamma Phi Beta, up .122. eCl presented. UHighest Pledge Class Aver- 352 -9638 Lpa* age Award, based on the grade r. Dean Scholarship Award icoupon■ averages of pledges: Chi Omega, ; J \_ i.i(i i i oun MI jmrnrntm* c which recognizes the highest total 3.030. grade point average for a frater- ^Big/Little Sister Award, rec- IM€DIUMPIZZnS nity: Lambda Chi Alpha frater- ftl^a. ||CampUS t — I _^F wiihiw ■■-..! \< h.....-m s ognizing the highest grade point nity, 2.885. average of a Big sister/Little fI^OIIY<*YC*M GLFC Membership Develop- combination. This year there •■ VfepY "Y^ Y^.Jgl *£■ MUGS OF —-2310.95 ment Award, recognizing both were four: Alpha Chi Omega, Al- Eledge and associate members' 8ha Gamma Delta and Alpha ighest collective grade point micron Pi received two. STUDENTS - MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW FOR FALCON FOOTBALL'S HOME OPENER ONE WEEK FROM TOMORROW VS. OHIO - 1:30pm PERRY STADIUM In addition to our TOP TWENTY full service solon... MEN AND WOMEN It's a Homecoming Bash! CANDIDATES • OUTIIHI "in nni '•• SAVER FOR HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN SALON Julie Elliott Timothy Buckenmyer NO APPOINTMENTS. Walk in. Sign in. Tiffany Ferguson James Colaneri You're next. We shampoo with every service ... NO CHARGE! Every Tracy Gaerke Karl France service is unconditionally guaranteed. Wendy Gradwohl Jeffrey Gibbons PERM WAVE1 '24 Michele Hoffee Craig Mack (includes haircut & style) Julie Johnson Matthew Marvin HAIRCUT Sharon Johnson Joseph Matessa 139 S. 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Vkk The Rich & The Poor* Bart...& Maggie Hardy & Amy Ron. & Christy Santa...* The Fold Bagel...* Cream Cheese Tattoo...* Tiffany Joe... & Schmu KrU]...& Moonbeam Keith ..& Maggie Shawn & Venessa Craig & Mindy Mike C * Lori John. & Christy Connect Elastk Tissue Proper..* Blakester...& Laura Chin & Polly Neil & Bob Stratified Squamous Tissue Sam & Rebecca Joe* Josie Chris...& Jenny Tim...* Kerri Would Like to CONGRATULATE Mike & Lori Stephen... & Julie Dean & Mollie Skutt.S Up Matt...* Daph CW...4 Shelley Dave...& Dawn Lubrano. & Wonder Woman everyone and wish them the best of luck in their Paco & Janey Jake&Elwood Aaron & Cheryl Radican...* T.B.A. Eric & Julie Di Reiu...& Melanie Banana & Tunansh BUI...& 'Surprise? interviews! THE BG NEWS Friday. September 28, 1990 Committee approves jurist Souter easily accepted as Supreme Court nominee Bush hailed the committee ac- "Judge Souter is not the sort of by Steven Komarow tion and repeated his request that judge I would nominate if I ware Associated Press writer the Senate "act as quickly as pos- president," said committee WASHINGTON - The Senate sible to confirm this man" so he chairman Joseph Biden, D-Del., a Judiciary Committee approved could be seated when the court supporter of abortion rights. the nomination of New Hamp- begins its new session. Souter "just barely met his shire Jurist David H. Souter to the A vote was unlikely before next criteria, Biden said. "But I think Supreme Court on Thursday with week, however, officials and oth- that he is about the best we can but one dissenting vote. The full ers close to the situation indi- expect" from Bush, who opposes Senate is expected to confirm him cated. abortion rights, he said. easily but not before the court be- One factor was the Jewish holi- "Aspects of Judge Souter's tes- gins its fall term on Monday. day Yom Kippur, which was in- timony were of little comfort to Democrats as well as Republi- terrupting Congress' schedule legal conservatives including this cans on the committee said they Friday. And Biden and other senator," said Gordon Humph- saw in President Bush's nominee Democrats were loathe to waive rey, R-N.H., in a statement a brilliant legal scholar and a rules that give senators time be- released at the committee ses- man of good temperament and in- fore voting to review a commit- sion. "But we recognize that the tegrity. In the 13-1 vote, only Ed- tee's findings. Eresident is entitled to considera- ward Kennedy. D-Mass., opposed Souter, 51, in a statement te deference in his choice for the him, saying he feared Souter released in New Hampshire, Supreme Court." would "solidify a 5-4 anti-civil- thanked committee leaders and ■ rights, anti-privacy majority." members "for their courtesy and Concert offered Howell Heflin, a conservative consideration. I am gratified by Alabama Democrat whose oppo- their action. I await the decision The Bryan Chamber Se- sition helped kill the 1987 Su- of the full Senate." ries will begin at the BGSU preme Court nomination of Earlier, Tom Rath, like Souter Moore Musical Arts Center Robert Bork, said he liked a former New Hampshire attor- with an 8 p.m. concert by ' Souter's "clearheaded ap- ney general, said Souter heard of the Bowling Green Brass proach" and lack of an ideologi- the panel's action on a radio in Quintet. Members of the cal agenda. Rath's law office. quintet include Edwin Betts ■O N«wt/John Grleshop Added Howard Metzenbaum, "To get this kind of overwhelm- and George Novak, trum- D-Ohio: "My sense is that David ing support makes us feel very pets; Herbert Spencer, Souter is a fair and open-minded tood," Rath said, adding that French Hom; Paul Hunt, Moonlit Drive? jurist who knows well the weight outer would issue his separate trombone; and Ivan Ham- of the responsibilities which will statement as soon as the White mond, tuba. Admission is Sophomore Benton Smith appears to be golfing by the light ot the moon out at Forrest Creason golt be placed upon him." House approved it. free. course Tuesday. Actually Smith, shown here teeing oft on the number 12178-yard par three, was play- ing at dusk, and claimed, "the course is pretty easy considering the wind here In BG." •niMIHIMtHIMWMN Support your g I 'S(; i 'sc: i S( i i -S(. i S(; i sc, i s<, i 's< U.G.L.Y. favorite 8 Continued from page 1. FALCON TEAMi: c muni Be a Leader seling, equipment and govern- "We try to make the (event) as Northwest Ohio who doesn't know ment advocacy," Goldsmith said. much fun as possible,"he said. someone with MS," Greenwalt 8 "The rest goes directly for added. University Committee research." The fact that Northwest Ohio Uhlman said that all of the Unlike past U.G.L. Y contests — contains a greater incidence of money raised for MS during Wedding I which broke down the 19 counties MS — twice the national average U.G.L.Y. month, goes strictly to Apparel of Northwest Ohio into smaller — may help account for the benefiting MS. regions that competed at six generosity that people in this "We just cover our cost and the ^yrom ZJnh ~ljau Applications now available different times throughout the area show during the U.G.L.Y. rest goes to them [the MS Soci- 8 year — this year's contest will contest, Greenwalt said. ety], he said. "Last year was 100 ^forward in 405 Student Services only be held once and will incor- "There's hardly anyone in percent [donated]." porate all 19 counties into one re- Kir Louisiana we . 8 gion, Green wait said. Perry stxirft Bars from Toledo, Defiance, i ininn omlnfi * towns Sandusky, Elyria and Lorain are WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE Formal vveai going head to head this year, 8 UJ Due 9-28-90 Greenwalt said. c Mon. thru Wr in u,i . .no c cc Ihurs BtOO - ":'M> The methods devised to gener- m lO:on • ate donations are as diverse as M, ."' 'I'M 'I'M 'I'M ■I'M 'I'M PHI MU WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE OUR 1990 PLEDGE CLASS OFFICERS President Christy Ogrean Vice President Julie Stevens Treasurer Kelli Ersing Corresponding Secretary Mary Pat Gillespie Recording Secretary Kellie Burncheck NMPC Delegate Karen Black Philanthropy Vickie Wierzba Song Leader/Spirit Vicky Burwell Meg St.Bernard running out! Historian Jessica Chalker Julie Taylor Last day left in this senior portrait session. Alcohol Rep. Nicki Ockerman Appointments are almost gone, but walk- Scholarship Melissa Denis Inspiration Week dlft Jen Frank ins will be accepted. Call 372-8086 to Tonya Pileski schedule yours today or stop by 28 West ■|.\1 .|'M 'I'M 'I'M 1'M ■I'M I'M Hall. 6 Friday, September 28, 1990 THE BG NEWS News Capsules STATE INTERNATIONAL Jurors selected for Mapplethorpe trial Bomb threat cancels terrorism conference Mohawk 11-week standoff ends in brawl CINCINNATI (AP) — After four days of questioning, a jury was LONDON (AP) — Police defused a suspicious device Thursday that OKA, Quebec (AP) — An 11-week standoff over Mohawk tribal seated Thursday for a trial that will be the nation's first test of was found under the lectern that a government minister and top lands and sovereignty ended in a brawl as warriors lay down their whether an art museum can be prosecuted under state obscenity laws. British and American experts were to use while addressing an inter- weapons and left a detoxification center — but resisted when soldiers The eight-member jury will hear the case against the Contempor- national conference on terrorism. tried to arrest them. ary Arts Center and its director, Dennis Bame, indicted April 7 on The suspect package was discovered as delegates arrived for the About 400 Mohawks who live on a nearby reservation watched misdemeanor charges of pandering obscenity and using children in conference at the Royal Overseas League building on Park Place near Wednesday night's clash on television, grabbed baseball bats, lead nudity-related material. The charges stem from an exhibit of pho- Piccadilly in central London, police and conference organizers said. pipes and rocks and attacked troops guarding a bridge that links their tographs last spring by the late Robert Mapplethorpe. Anti-terrorist squad officers defused the device which had been community with Montreal. "We do not expect you to be experts in the field of art or the field of concealed in the conference room, said a spokeswoman at London A soldier suffered facial injuries in the Mercier Bridge incident, law," Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge David Albanese told police headquarters at Scotland Yard who by custom was not identi- which ended after soldiers trained rifles on the protesters, threatening the jury of four men and four women. fied. He did not reveal the contents of the device or say whether it was to shoot. "This is a very interesting case from a lot of legal standpoints that a bomb. Only minor injuries were reported in the earlier brawl at Oka, you don't really need to understand. You're participating in a case Scheduled speakers at the one-day conference included Foreign Of- which began after some of the more than 50 militants who had been that has some unique questions of law that have not been answered." fice Minister William Waldegrave, Metropolitan Police Commis- holed up for a month at the drug and alcohol treatment center tried to Albanese had threatened to take over the questioning of prospective sioner Sir Peter Imbert and Professor Richard Shultz. of the Fletcher push past troops. jurors if prosecutors and defense attorneys did not stop bickering and School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University in Boston. The warriors at the Indian settlement 18 miles west of Montreal had select a panel to hear the case. agreed to end the standoff peacefully, but after leaving the center He warned the lawyers to limit their questions to those that could "We were preparing for all the delegates to arrive when we were many tried to evade soldiers and pass through barbed-wire barri- . determine whether jurors could be impartial. suddenly tola to clear the building," said Joan Bates, spokeswoman cades. "They're not going to be educated in the law or indoctrinated into for the Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism Brawls broke out when soldiers — some with fixed bayonets — cases of the state or defense," he said. When the eight had been sworn which organized the conference. seized warriors and women and children accompanying them. Some in and two alternates selected, Albanese said he was "very happy that Mohawks had small children in their arms and were knocked to the we've gotten to the conclusion of this thing." "We were not told why immediately but it later emerged that a sus- ground, witnesses said. pect package had been found underneath the lectern where speakers Thirteen prospective jurors were excused, including three thejudge would have been," she said. Police arrested six Mohawks outside army lines on unspecified dismissed because they said they had personal or religious beliefs that All other buildings on Park Place were also evacuated and the charges and a seventh for obstructing officers. Three Warriors were left them biased toward homosexuals. streets sealed off by police. arrested and placed in provincial police custody. Forum doing and why we're doing it." "I guess I don't see a planning dents on their responsibilities. VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE Continued from page 1. Accounting and MIS Professor function to match the role and "I don't think there's a lot of communicate how we do things," Mark Asman said the Universi- mission function," he said. confusion about drinking laws," he said. "I accept the criticism ty's goals are clear, but adminis- The recent East Merry incident he said. "I think control over VOTE FOR HOMECOMING and am willing to make more tration has not planned appro- — in which more than 100 stu- one's own personal behavior is pubuc explanations of what we're priately. dents were arrested at a street the problem." KING & QUEEN party and several residents ques- Faculty concerns about build- tioned police actions — was ing repairs also were discussed at DATE: octisl-3rd brought up by Ward 1 City Coun- the meeting. TIME: io-4om BG's Oldest ond Finest Pizzeria cilman Jim Davidson. An agreement was reached on Davidson proposed a program forming a central phone number PLACE: union Foyer to make students more aware of or location where faculty mem- $1 OFF ANY PIZZA drinking laws. bers can notify the University "We've just gone through a big about needed improvements. crunch," he said. "Many students "I think having a place where just don't know about new laws — everyone knows where to go is need student I lo's the whole system appears much important," Olscamp said. "I'll PE!^ harsher than it used to be." commit myself to doing that It's a Homecoming Bash! ID to vote! Free Delivery 352-5166 Olscamp said student ignor- now." Not valid with any other offer ance is not the problem, and add- About 30 people attended the VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE Expires 10-31-90 BG. Only ed the University already runs forum, the first of three Olscamp several programs to educate stu- will conduct this year. STOP BY MYLE'S DAIRY ■ QUEEN HOME FALCON SOCCER SATURDAY 3 PM V. MARQUETTE AFTER THE GAME! <0 m ^fi \ "*. * X v^ Kaeoo Jen nifer ,f**» G Ma rk Vtf° D '-ppys*ussTheB & Christi & Todd L-. yrf^ PHI* ^ **6/, ^ "°ie «/o <0 & ^ 2 o<}**r, '°hn . <0 & 0 V *%& Sec** yft " Diane & Jim \ Stmmons^SchenKev V rir/s E #* 3 C^ % n> ip % KelJiKelii & Mike & \ 3v • THE BG NEWS Fndoy. September 28 1990 Volleyball hopes BG's road trips near end at BSU by Charles Toll After Ball State, the Falcons aging close to 140 all-purpose "We don't expect the quarter- sports editor will play four of their remaining yards a game. back to win games for us," Ank- six games at home. The Parmalee-BG defense ney said. "He has to be able to to tame Wildcats The game is scheduled to start match up should be interesting execute the offense and make The football team may be play- at 1:30 EDT (12:30 ESTl at Ball considering the Falcons may be some plays during the game to by Jamie Joss ing their fourth-straight game on State Stadium in Muncie, Ind. without senior inside linebacker keep a drive going. ' sports writer the road, but they wiu not get any Falcon fans can watch the and leading tackier Charles Dot- Despite the performance, sympnathy from Ball State. game, albeit tape delayed, at 4:00 son. Dotson hurt his shoulder White still is still the starter, but Last season, the Cardinals did p.m. on SportsChannel (cable against Central Michigan and is a poor start Saturday could call Once a team enters a top twenty poll, it seems to be the start- not unpack channel 38) and PASS (cable questionable for Saturday's for a quick exit. ing point in forming a dynasty, and respect for their school. their suitcases channel 40). game. when little schools such as Loyola Marymount and Cleveland until the fifth Although Cardinals are coming "Two many people try to treat State broke into the national ranks in basketball, the school was week, after off a championship 6-1-1 season, The biggest question surround- the quarterback so much enamored with the hype and recognition they were receiving. Flaying their they have dropped two of their ing the BG offense is when they different than any other posi- i r s t four first three games, including Sat- will score another touchdown? tion," Ankney said. "We play five Surging to break the top twenty barrier, is one of the newly de- contests on the urday's MAC opener at tiome different linebackers, but as soon veloped opportunities the women's volleyball team has a chance road, including against preseason favorite It has been six quarters since as you even think of playing an- to attain. a crushing 31-;! Toledo. the Falcons have crossed the goal other quarterback, it becomes a "With the win, our chances would be a lot better of moving into victory at BG. However, Schudel predicts in line and they have scored only big controversy and that's not the top twenty," coach Denise Van De Walk said. All BSU did Sch.„K „ . time his team will surface. once since their opening game at right." was go on to win "del "It's a much younger team Cincinnati. With an already outstanding program, the Falcons will look to the Mid-American Conference than last year," the 1989 MAC BG Notes... Dotson, Brian gain national recognition when they play one of their stiffest op- and play in the California Raisin Coach of the Year said. "We lost Much of the heat for the lack of Sherman and Pat Jackson were ponents of the year today, against 19th ranked Kentucky. Bowl. a lot of key players, but we also scoring has fallen on the shoul- selected as team captains...BG The Falcons who are in the "also receiving votes" category "It's not easy, but there is noth- got a lot of good players back. ders of sophomore quarterback ranks eighth in offense and sev- right now, are looking to tame the Wildcats and make the jump ing you can do about it. You just We're just trying to get experi- Erik White. White completed only enth in defense in the MAC. Cen- into the famed top twenty. got to make the best of it," BSU's ence right now." four passes for 13 yards and two tral is tops in the MAC in both Paul Schudel said. "We had to interceptions in windy conditions offense and defense. Their de- BG has already attained a regional ranking of sixth in the learn to play on the road." The Cardinal's biggest loses at Central before being replaced fense also ranks first in the na- Midwest region. After only one win in three are on offense, where they lost by junior Pat Gucciardo. tion... Punter Crls Shale ranks The Falcons also presently hold the second best winning per- games away from Doyt Perry last season's MAC Player of the third in the nation and first in the centage in the Mid-American Conference at .938 and a 15-1 re- Field, BG head coach Moe Ank- Year, quarterback David Riley. Without any passing game. MAC with a 46.4 average. Tole- cord. ney can sense that his team is ex- They also lost their entire receiv- Central keyed on the BG backs do's Brian Borders is the only With their recent win over Wright State Tuesday, the Falcons periencing 'the traveler's blues.' ing corp. and held the offense to less then other punter in the conference seemed to have gain the edge needed for a possible upset of the "I'm sure our players are get- two yards a play. with an average above 40 yards. Wildcats. ting sick of it," he said. "We can Senior tailback Bernie Par- Before the loss to the Falcons, WSU had defeated tough foes win on the road, no question about malee is the main threat for the Louisville and Southwest Missouri State. it. We just got to block the road depleted BSU offense. Parmalee, thing out of our minds — we got to who is the second leading rusher D See Wildcat*, page 9. build on other things and elim- in the MAC, ran for 169 yards inate the negative thoughts." against Illinois State and is aver- Congra tula tions Soccer team Campus Pollyeyes Coffee Shop Campus Pollyeyes Steve finds life Bring your instrument and play - or - Bring yourself and listen Young 44Q C Cnijrt Promises to be an enjoyable evening 352-9638 in victory BG News ^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC Stay tuned to Free Admission by Kevin Cummings sportswriter The BG News J^ateSperion of the l/l/eek lor all the latest in campus, September 17-21, 1990 It wasn't Friday the 13th, and ( Nintendo ) city, state, and world news... there wasn't even a full moon in Ypsilanti, Mich., yet the dead found a way to rise from the ground and the forgotten. IBUY-SELL-TRADE DAY! The soccer team emphatically One day Only - September, 29th reminded their fans and the rest of the college soccer world that 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM there is plenty of life left in them, Falcon Plaza Best Western Motel with an easy 3-0 victory against KAPPA DELTA Eastern Michigan Wednesday. 1450 E. Wooster ! The win snapped the Falcon's Lisa + Brent Jen + Brent j five-game losing streak and lip- Bowling Green, Oh 43402 ped their record to 4-5 overall and ^ Amy + Kirk 2nd Gretchen + Paul 3 1-1 in the Mid-American Soccer Bring in your games you no longer J Woodstock + Snoopy Kimberly + Jeffrey 2 Conference. The Hurons dropped want and sell or trade them. Of 5 Megan + Hans ANNUAL to 4-3-1 (0-1). course you can buy games, too! Cindy + Dan S BG jumped out on top in the Frick + Frack Jennifer + Dan 5 19th minute of play on Brian Fer- Wc will have over i.ooo guson's first goal of the season. new and used games 1 Pete + Re-Pete Annette + Ed ^ Kyle Royer picked up the assist. including 5 Betsy + Rikki Laura + Tom J "The win is just a tremendous confidence boost," Ferguson Super ^ Jamie + Mike Kristen + Soc 5 said. "With probably the excep- 8 Paula + Cody Dianne + Ed ^ tion of Indiana, we've played well Mario enough to win all of our games. S Carrie + Greg Gina + Rich J "It s just that we finally capi- Bros. 3! ^ Pam + Mike Kim + Mark 2 talized on our opportunities and got a few of the breaks for a isii id Mastercard Welcome S Amy + Matt Sue + Tony $ change." ! Diane + Steve Emily + Matt Kyle Royer scored his first goal For more info call of the year at the 25 minute mark Daves Video j Bum + Moe Denise + Dave on a feed from Bob Boyle. 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Hole J USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG i d pelebrate the Grand Reopening of Che Uttte Shop Come in and receive a complimentary tumbler! * 20% OFF BGSU EMBLEMATIC ITEMS ' while suppliesPI; last today only Ftiday, September 28, 1990 THE BG NEWS BG cross country hosts Mel Brodt Invitation by Brian Duggei women's team other than BG has year behind team leader Matt sports writer won the event in the three years. Scarr. Neither Western Michigan nor "I have to pick him to be the Central Michigan will be partici- favorite," Sink said. The Miami Hurricanes may be pating Saturday, but the Falcons The men will also compete the bullies of college football, but will c»e challenged by much- against Akron University and the Bowling Green Falcons are improved Miami University Cedarville College, although only the brutes of the Mel Brodt Invi- teams. Miami will be scored as a dual tational. The men will be looking to im- meet. Both of BG's prove upon last weeks third-place The men's race will start at cross country finish in the Ohio State Invita- 9:00 a.m. on the intramural fieds teams host the tional. Last week, Stanford ran adjacent to the Mileti Center. The invitational away from BG at the beginning of men will run 10,000 meters (6.1 named after the the race and the Falcons were not miles) for the first time this Sat- former BG able to challenge the Cardinal. urday. coach Saturday This week, BG coach Sid Sink is The women hope to win an invi- and hope to con- hoping Miami is not able to do the tational this week after finishing tinue their dom- same thing. second at OSU last week. inance of the "We can't let them run away Miami will again be the main meet. from us," Sink said. "If we are in competition for the Falcons. The The women's Prlce it in the middle, we'll be all Miami women, like the men, fin- meet will start at 9:00 a.m., di- right." ished eighth in the MAC last year, rectly followed by the men's Senior Brian Donnelly knows but are much improved this year. meet. Miami will be tough to beat. "They had a lot of injuries last The men pulled an upset last "They're a young team, but year," said BG coach Steve year by defeating nationally their young guys are running Price. "This year they have a ranked Western Michigan to win well." nice, solid team." the invitational. Miami, which finished eighth in Last week the Falcons turned Central Michigan's victory last the Mid-American Conference in a fine performance in losing to season was the first time a last year, are running well this Michigan State by one point. This week they will try to win without Coupon their top runner, Cheri Triner, who will miss the meet because of her sister's wedding. "It'll will be damn tough to win Small without Triner," Price said. "Jill Strawser is improving and we're iltem counting on her to do well." 75 Akron finished second in last $9 Milt, itmi week's Malone Invitational, so •r CMcito Itfla Pizzas M< II. II. llZZi i they are a team that Bowling 3 Green cannot overlook. Nobody Sells Better Pizza For Less! But whoever runs against the Falcons will run against a team Free Delivery-Ph. 352-5166 that is showing signs of life after ||QV EXPIRES 10/10/90 last year's disappointing, injury- PB&P* plagued year. 20$ a. main Mot itllt with any other otter ■ "We're running well right now," Price said. "Everyone is \ B.G.'s Favorite Pizza Since 1964 / healthy and we're trying to retain that fitness level." Free Fallin Gymnast BO News/Paul Vernon Bowling Green gymnast Robin Wall prepares to land during her balance beam routine. The gymnas- tic team wil be performing today Irom noon till 4:00 p.m. In the Unverslty oval In order to raise money lor the team. In two minute shifts, they will perform two somersaults each five seconds for 90 minutes. A Why are you here? pledge of five cents a somersault will result in a total pledge of six dollars. 275 S. 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HOURS: MON-FRI 7 AM-9 PM/SAT 8 AM-5 PM Lemieux is in a Pittsburgh hos- pital for tests and treatment of an Wayne Berman, G.S.S. president inflammation in the disk space in 11 ii 11111111111 in i ii: his back. Ricardo Frazer, Former G.S.S. president "The good news is it's very treatable," Dr. Charles Burke said Thursday afternoon at a Have We Got A "Small" news briefing. "The bad news is he won't be able to play for six to Sunday, Sept. 30 6:30 pm - 9:30pm at the U.C.F. Deal For You! eight weeks and most probably it will be eight to 10 weeks." Corner of Thuritln and Ridge Burke has prescribed complete rest and antibiotics for Lemieux, Your big old clumsy OLYMPUS VX-81 who turns 25 on Oct. 5, the date of Sponsored by Graduate Student Senate video camera Is worth the Penguins' opening game. The at least doctor said Lemieux will not be allowed to exert himself fully for at least six weeks. $ Lemieux was bothered by back Amy Dunaway Laura Mayo & Melissa Ogden 200* Eiin that radiated into his legs . sauW* *0f(g st season. It caused him to miss & Crlsten Knox ras\e< * C * Trt&o IN TRADE 21 games, in which the Penguins *QH were 5-12-4 without their leading Carol Theln & Amy Jones OS scorer. For a new '1099.00 - • e-9pe*d •*»clroo»c shorter (l >«0-1 '4000 v Olympus or Ricoh MC) • 6« 12 0 va/tablc apasd power zoom lens Camcorder with Auto Macro focusing as dots as * ._ 0 6 sac plus manual locusang capsMty • 4-IUK lo* light senMiiity Minimum trade-in based <£>>* e ^n working camcorder, & .*» e0d<^ .)aneK»go Life Wildcats G Continued from page 7. . Continued from page 7. BG sports roundup "Our players weren't going to "I was like a baseball man- "It was a good win to beat them be denied, head coach Gary ager," he added. "I spent more on their home court after they Palmisano said. "They did every- time managing my bench than I won two important matches, ' Looking for vast improvement, the Falcon Saturday and battle the host Marquette Warriors thing within their power to assure did watching the games." Van De Walle said. "And coming men's tennis team hopes a youth movement and an on Sunday. a victory." Palmisano said that his team back from a 134 deficit in game even blend of senior leadership as their corner- The Falcons return seven letterwinners from "This was our game," Royer has been playing under great two to win 15-13, was a good sign stone to meet this challenge. last year's squad who hit the IS win plateau, a said. "We created our own breaks Bressure from parents, fans, and that we could stay focused." The Falcons will get a chance to gain the respect school record. and capitalized on our opportuni- le media all season, due to the UK not only is ranked 19th in of opposing teams this weekend as they open up BG tied for fourth in the Mid-American Confer- ties." possibility of a NCAA tournament the country, but they have a 9-4 the 1990-91 season this weekend in Shaker Heights, ence regular season and finished sixth in the tour- The Falcons controlled the en- bid. record and a tough schedule that 0. for the Ohio Intercollegiates today through Sun- nament. tire game, especially the midfield "This group of kids are very fo- includes NCAA champion Long day. The Falcons will be headed by first-year coach area and applied intense pressure cused and nave a good work Beach State, and defending con- Head coach Gene Orlando enters his third year Penny Dean, who has a talented and experienced in the offensive end. ethic, and it's not impossible for ference champions, LSU (South- at the helm and has high expectations of his team team to work with. BG pelted the Eastern goal- them to get an invitation," he eastern), Ohio State (Big Ten), this season. BG has talented No.l singles player Carla Mar- keeper with 22 shots, while allow- said. "The foundation and poten- Colorado (Big Eight), Texas "It will be a great tournament just to have suc- shack returning. Marshack finished first in the ing the Hurons only two shots on tial are there, but it's going to (Southwest), and Penn State (At- cess in and will showcase our new program," conference regular season and had a third-place net — none of which Falcon net- take us winning the rest of the lantic Ten). coach Gene Orlando said, "I'm really excited finish in the MAC tourney. minder Greg Murphy had to save. way, some help from other The powerful Wildcat lineup in- about this team and they have been working really Other returnees are senior Kelly King, juniors "We created a number of quali- teams, and a little luck to make cludes UK career assist leader hard and believe they can win." Tisa Pacella, Sara Emdin, Cara Whelan, and ty chances," Palmisano said. it." senior Laura Linder, who cur- The Ohio Intercollegiates in its sixth year, in- sophomores Robyn Monn and Dania Webb. We had a number of near mis- The Falcon's goal Saturday is rently has 4,418 and is third in the volves teams from Ohio State, Dennison, Ohio The Falcons also have three freshmen in Billee ses. Andrew Arthurs hit the cross to raise their overall record back nation with a 13.22 assists per Weslyan, Balwin Wallace, John Carrol, Youngs- Lightvoet, Melissa Seely-Brown, and Lori Wydysh. bar twice. It easily could have to the .500 mark. A goal that can game average this year. town State, and Wooster. It is a single elimination been eight to zero." be accomplished at home against "Kentucky will be a very ath- tournament, where each team enters their the No. □ c □ This was the first time in six Marquette at3:00 p.m.. letic team, and play very good 1 and No. 2 singles players and the No. 1 doubles The women's golf team aims to improve on its games (dating back to the Ohio Three out of the last four meet- volleyball there including seven team. 13th-place showing last week when they compete State game), that BG has scored ings against Marquette have been SEC championships in the last This will be the first true test for the Falcon in the 54-hole Michigan State Fall Invitational this more than one goal in a game; decided in overtime, including ten years,'' Van De Walle said, freshmen Todd Koehler and Richard Watson at the weekend. not that the Falcons have not had last years 1-1 tie. "Kentucky will be the best team singles positions and Jim Snyder at the doubles The trip to East Lansing will mark the fifth tour- the opportunities. Palmisano expects a close that we will have faced so far." spot paired with sophomore Justin Overholser. nament in as many weeks for the Falcons. Ferguson said the Falcons match again this year. In addition to Linder, UK has Other returnees are seniors Steve Mudre, Doug Junior Ann Alexander led Bowling Green with a simply were not capitalizing on "They re going; to be tough to offensive star Stephanie Green Dickinson, Mike Teets, sophomore Jay Alder, and 243 total over three rounds to place 27th. Alexan- chances and Palmisano agrees. beat," he said. "They have a very who was All-SEC first team in 89'. freshman Jeff Huffman. der's three-round total lowered ner stroke average "After losing five games you solid program." UK coach Kathy DeBoer be- to 82.8, second best on the team. start to wonder if youTl ever win "We're going to have to play a lieves BG will provide a tough The women's tennis team also opens the season again," he said. "We were mak- very aggressive game to win," test for the Wildcats. this weekend as they travel to Milwaukee, Wis. for Sophomore Jennifer Girdlestone posted the best ing mistakes which were costing Royer said. "We need to continue "Bowling Green is a good, three dual matches. round among BG golfers last week (78) and leads us goals, and we couldn't com- playing as a team, not as a group competitive team that plays real BG plays Valparaiso and Northern Illinois on the Falcons with an 81.9 average. pensate on our many opportuni- of individuals. We're back on good defense. We will have our ties with goals of our own. track." hands full," she said. The new substitution rule im- Cnented by the NCAA this year been hurting BG in the last five games. Palmisano decided to keep his Quote of the Week 11 starters in the game until they were either ineffective or until they were totally exhausted. Are you taking "I can't be concerned with sub- stitutions any more. It's too big of "What a classic bitch! No wonder the players can't stand her. a distraction," he said. "We got I can't disagree with the players' action of Sept. 17. "Your away from leaving our starters in advantage paper's asking for trouble sending a female reporter to cover the sometime during the season, and team. Why not stand in front of her (naked) if she's an in- its cost us." truder?" of us? - What New England Patriots' owner Victor Kiam was report- ed saying by77ie Boston Herald after his players supposedly sexually narrassed one of their reporters — Lisa Olson. Looking for We hope no! an apartment We're here to service (he university community! Bring us your graphic design and desktop doesn't have publishing projects, for quick, economic and to be quality service. SCARY!! At WINTHROP TERRACE APTS We make it easy to find UniGrciphics a great apartment. .-, .. 211 West Hall 372-7418 • units still available - 352-9135 FALCON FOOTBALL HOME OPENER! 21 BOWLING GREEN VS OHIO SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 YOUR 1:30 P.M. PRESENT STUDENT I.D. FOR ADMISSION Buckle Up Student Government ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA ATA in action at the first GENERAL ASSEMBLY SJA Full Session Monday, October 1, 7:30 p.m. McFall Center, Assembly Room All meetings will be televised on cable DEUTEL£V1SICSI0N channel 24, Television Learning Services the Wednesday following the meeting (ANPTJEJC Gfks\S) at 4:30 p.m. and Thursday at 1 p.m. FKI. 3LpX- 23 & dpi2*™ 7"11f*1 VXV V1V VJLV VJ,V VJ,V VJ,V VJ,V VJ,V V.LV V1V V1V ALPHA XI D6LTA KAPPA SIGMA 4th Annual Tricycle Races Saturday Sept. 29 at 12:00 p.m. Student Services Parking Lot IO Friday. September 28, 1990 THE BG NEWS •XNSTEKLENSKI Delta Gemma 1« Angle Turner CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS SERVICES OFFERED Hope Sunday. aV30. a) a spec* day lor you Big Sarah- I'm gv«ed to be your Bag' You're an awesome WANTED Happy 19th Birthday1 You are the beet Ekg anyone could ask lor* UWe' Love wkcnele Thanks lor everything' Love. Your Big Lara Utterly love, your Lll' Kerrl 1 F roommate needed ASAP Close to campus ORE Alone M ' Alpha Xi - Alpha XI Mike 8 Brent. t mo free rent share a bedroom S125 00 per SIUOCNIS FOB tlf E Congratulations lo Leigh Ann West lor being Did you know? Physical risks resulting from Hey. you hot dudes We're very excited about mo 8 unties Cal 354 8338 and leeve mea- MEETS EACH MONDAY NIOMT STANLEY H KAPLAN 1 elected as the pledge class NMPC Rep' abortion include infection, excessive bleeding, Saturday night So get your butts up here early - •oee 1 00 P.M. ORE TEST PREPARATION Alpha XI' Alpha Xi ' Alpha XI ripping or prefereCa « of the uterus, convul- Meie We're gonna do some BJ ahota and teech 1 fml roomate needed immediately' 3 blocks ALUMNI LOUNOE. UNIVERSITY UNION COURSE NOW FORMING ON sions, hemorrhage, ce*'.teal Injury and Death you two now lo do a Mile dance with beer on from campus. S100/mo plus utsities Col COME AND M A VOICE BGSU CAMPUS' your heads We know we have the beat dales 1 DRY DOCK 354 7074 FOR THE VOICELESS CALL AMY VOJTA AT 372 4693 Alpha XI Detia so remember. Don 1 be late' 4th Annual Tricycle Races Thai Sat Nsght.DRY DOCK « emptying its FOR DETAILS Love, LOTS 8 use 1 mole rmt needed for Spring Semester Al the 4th Annual Tricycle Racee closet (Sorts ) Come Join us for Prize Give tumasrsYigs of homo Call Melt Matt or Jason Saturday ' 12 p.m. Away Bash* Prizes given away al night long 354 6697 • ATTENTION CARrNO PEOPLE!!! ••• PREONANT7 4lh Annual Tricycle Racee Open from 9 to 1 am m the basement of NANCY ZINKAN ffcaeee help me homeless by brings any done We can help FREE pregnancy teat* 8 euppor- 4th Annual Tricycle Races Hershman Quad No Cover. No ID'S necessery Keep up the good work' One female roommate needed now Own room, i (money food old clothes) K> 1st «oor ttve servicee Contoenhei BO Pregnency Student Services Parting Lot New members welcomed You are awesome end S187 8 elect. Very close lo campus Col t He* on Friday the 26th o< the Urvon Cenler C4 354 HOPE 4th Annual Tricycle Races I am so glad you are an 354 7299. leave message I on Mon or Tuea It you can donate • few Dry Dock presents its Annusl Up-Sync Contest SPANISH MAX* 4th Annusl Tricycle Racea ALPHA GAMMA DELTA I 0> you «me onSH Ocl 8 please cal Further details lo come' Stay tuned' One female roommate needed to share one w» tutor m home Kappa Sigma Love Your Rode Sis bdrm apt Rent SI69. pay gas 8 elec Cal >2 2424 TNseAmoncsCAFtE' 354 4138 Leave Meaaage FALCON HOCKEY 353 6764 ^^ ATTENTION: LSAT T.il Takers THIS SATURDAY! STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRALIA AOTT • JAM) SIPPY • AOTT National Company seeks Represenettve to cal Wan1ed:Enthuslsstic individuals or students $fce ■ complete practice earn Sunday. BROWN/ORANGE "NTRASOUAD Inlormalion on oemeeler lunmi.. lenuary Congratulations on being elected pledge dees on sororities and dorms Flexible schedule, cal organization lo promote Spring Break des- Wo< 30 « I 00. 304 Haya* ■ Al maiora wet 7 30 O ICE ARENA term, and Internship programa Al run for under peraidenl' You'l be an awesome Proa'I Bobble al 1-614-691-7420 Leave name and tinetions lor 1991. Earn commissions, free ^M' Sponoorod Qy Phi Alpha DaHa number on recorder S6000 Call Curlin University 81 Love. Your ruby sis Kate FALCON HOCKEY trips. 8 valuable work experience Apply Now' ae)'o UNIVERSITr Y WILL BE SPONSORINO 1 800678 3696 AOTT • AOTT ■ AOTT ■ AOTT • THIS SATURDAY! OPhA Call Students Travel Servicea « ROPES COURSE TRIP ON SEPT 21 18:00 W* do typing BROWN/ORANGE INTRASOUAD Roa-A-Way 1 800 265 1799 •Ml TO SEPT 29 MEET AT THE UNION SI JSperpago Attention Greeks Ouerter's Cafe Happy Hours. 7 30 m ICE ARENA OPhiA CDST »32 00 V MEMBERS AND MO 00 NON- 352-3359 FRIOAYS 3pm ■ 9pm Rol-AWay . CALL 354-8444 AND ASK FOR HELP WANTED AXO PLEDGES ARE ft G Ptv B • Crescent LI. JAMI • G Phi B Ohio Student Education Association AXO PLEDGES ARE II Keep smikng and have a great weekend' BOSU UNIVERSITY Vs let MEETING Nest meeting le Tuesday. Oct 2 at 9:00pm in AXO PLEDGES ARE 81 You're awesome' Luv. Crescent Big U 1007 BAA Be there! SS -10.000 per month TUES OCT. 2nd 8:30 P.M. PERSONALS Realistic commission 118 Bualneaa Administration Our thanks to al 75 plus of you who responded 216-475-7309 Oon'l mlaa your chance! AXO PLEDGES ARE AWESOME Gamma Phi Karl: lo the Mother's Helper ad We had no Idea we'd AXO PLEDGES ARE AWESOME LOOKING FORWARD TO PITCHING MY TENT get such s response' Our selections were Bartender Part-time evenings. Appty between "i AXO PLEDGES ARE AWESOME WITH YOU THIS WEEKEND AT DAWN made based mostly on schedule Names & ■Madcaal 8 RTVF Majors 8 anyona Inter- DANCE 2-4pm Mon Fri al The EK's Club. 200 Camp- toted In Radio-TV production please sttend phone numbers, well keep to pass on Perhaps JOEL next semester? Oh yes. twin boys arrived early belHelRd a)e next R-T.N.O.A. meeting Elecllon■ will ba HOMECOMING BUTTON HUNT AXO'S LOVE THEIR PLEDGES BeM lor new ollicart. Tuaad.y. Ocl 2-121 AXO'S LOVE THEIR PLEDGES •Sept 19 Thanksagam. Daytime dishwasher pi -time: No evenings - No It. For more Into, cell 353-873 AX0"S LOVE THEIR PLEDGES Gawrsh' The Shriners. weekends Meals provided Bowling Green Although your one wiah may not be to fish. My honey sure Is cute I love her very much I Bob. Arlene. Beth. Andy. Doug and Scott Country Club. 925 Favvtew. BG See Ed or Jim DHVOOCR Me*e a cc-t>c*ance a head to Ufa Science wonder it she loves me beck? EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE Th . l SatS f*ght DRV DOCK is •mptymg its On the second floor. B.O.SU. SKI TEAM Goofy Rgpeef (Soft* ) Come rotn us lor Pri/e Give Informational meeting Tues Oct 2 PHI MU would Ike to wish the Kappa Siga and FULLTIME AND PART-TIME Another clue once more the Alpha XI Deltas GOOD LUCK with the tnke DURINGBGSU CLASSES ■jpay Bash' Prices given away aft mgni long And then you w* see. SOOpmRm 1010 BAA Qayflesblsn Inlormelion Line races _^___^_ Our company is seeking employees to perform m from 0 to 1 em m me basement of The lest letter w* be No experience necessary* For more If you have questions about homosexuality or unskilled light production work Flexible hours ihman Quad No cover, no 10 s neceeeavy There m a tank. Info Cal Nlco at 353-5060 Phi Skj ■ Chad NoM • Phi Sig i members welcomed the gay community In Northwest Ohio, cal Get psyched lor Phix Up' It will definitely be s Open 7 days a week, morning, afternoon and Neirt atop, the Bank' evening shifts Plant location is only 2 blocks 352-LAGA (352-52421 from 7-10pm Mon- night to remember' 1UTCS of all Ages Jeffrey Looma Cohan Bengals on the Big Screen days. Wednesdays, and Fridays Operators can Irom B.G.S U campus. The rale of wage Is iy Sepl 26 1900 at 8pm Peace Luth S3 SO Pizza Buffet, drink specials. Quarter's APhlMu answer your questions and provide support S3.60 per hour If interested pick-up on appli- i Church 1028 W Peart Si For more into Cafe. Monday nights. cation st the company office. ADVANCED Good Tymea Pub ■ 3520241 Pi BETA PHI PI Ksppa Phi SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. INC . 428 Clough BETAKD Weekly Monday Night Pool Tournament Relations Organization Meeting Congratulations on winning the foftowtng Intra- TONY WOL AVER Push Week '90 SI. Bowling Green. OH 43402. (419) Sign-up until 8 30. Al Welcome. 3.7 30pm 114 Education Bldg mural Awards They told us we couldn't do II Oct. t -Oct 6. Union Oval 354-2844 Active Participation Award We're going to do it anyway Help us help them' Omega Phi Alpha Experienced farm help, plowing, disking, driv- Get PSYCHED lor "CENSORED" HEY MNDY PI Kappa Phi Ho* A Way ing grain trucks. Part-time afternoon 8 even- Winner ol Haouetbell Sorority Division Your KD date. Sue The last 6 months have been "Ihe best") I can't ings 352-7050 Sat Sept 29 Stephanie Peterson wail lo celebrate at Dawn Dance' PI Kappa PM 9 00 1 2 00 Love. Bruce Push Week '90 Donations given to BETA • ALPHA PHI Ocl 1 - Ocl 6. Union Oval No telemarketing QrMApeMOt HEYBETASII Help us help them' S6.8S beae pay Steve, Brian. John. Ig. Mike 8 Aaron: HeyPOiee PI Kappa Phi International firm must fill The Magnum's not lor everybody and neither Why don'l we do something and repast as Irike ■iEQQAErelurna Sat Oct 27 Travel Unlimited. Inc Immediate part-time openings. are the Alpha Phi's, but we know when the Al- champs Lets do it' At Caribbean Association's Annual Harambee "WeB send you anywhere'' PIKE GDI KAPPA SrG Evening 8 weekend hours available. pha Phi's end Beta's gel logethei. Ihe lun lust Co-ops 8 scholsrships possible. rtsggue Party with the Ch_. Faclor International HOME SWEET HOME Wanted 1 seems to get belter 8 better' FALCON FOOTBALL V. OHIO Full training provided. Mod from Pittsburgh One Love Get psyched for Cedar Point' Bob. Dale One. Russ and Kazoo ONE WEEK FROM TOMORROW Call 1-382-1080 Love. Your Alpha Phi Dates One more day untl we meet. SPORT MANAGEMENT ALLIANCE Phi Mu Phix Up wll be sweet" HOME SWEET HOME Now hiring kitchen help Apply at Fnckers. Resume writing workshop Saturday wll soon be here. • " Kappa Kappa Qamme ■ * BGSU WATER SKI TEAM FALCON FOOTBALL V. OHIO 27390 Helen Or . 175 exil 193 behind Sohio with Tom Gorman from You bring Ihe chips and Stacl Dodda 8 Leslie Cralg Get pumped up lor regionaJs' Good kick m Sla- ONE WEEK FROM TOMORROW Weil bring the ■ the University Placement Office Part-lime work Help with harvest 8 seed opera- Only one more day' lorn. Tnck. and lump' COKE!' October 3. 8.00pm ton Hours flexible Can 352-0066. from 6 lo Get psyched cause there's lots m store Love. Your Phi Mu Phix Up Dates 1007 8 A A BGSU WATER SKI TEAM INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS NEEDED 5pm. Your Kappa sisters Open to aft Good kick al regronals this weekend' rCE HOCKEY • MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE TELEMARKETERS SMA Members BOSU WATER SKI TEAM APPLY IN 108 REC CENTER Quarter's Cafe Happy Hour Part time |ob with FULLTIME PAY Expanding • •LOST • • Attention Greeks . 3 Iscos for SI. $ 25 hot- company needs you' Morning and evening One gold. Gucci bracelet wetch dogs, pitcher specials 3pm - 9pm Fridays. $M interested in |Oin«ng AMA? Cal Ann Pouios BGSU WATER SKI TEAM Introducing CANDY GRAM IT EXPRESS hours available Coll Today! Ask for Mr Mueller LostFn Sept 21 atCossidys 54 3272 lot details SLALOMERS. LET MICHIGAN A new concept of affectionate delivery service' SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6 at 841-5193 Housewives, students, and re- Greet sentimental value ■ il lound m STATEEATOUR WAKE' Featuring Candy. Teddy Beam. 8 Balloons de- STUDENTS FOR CHOICE PLEASE cal 3548606 BOWLING GREEN V. OHIO tiroes welcome BGSU WATER SKI TEAM fcvered by Tookie the Teddy Bear Cal HOME OPENER! Jon ua Sunday at 6 pm Wanted Part-time bar maid, attractive, some 354 6606 __^_ SUPPORT YOUR FALCONS! For more mlo , contact Cathy al 354-2424 experience preferred Good pay Coll for de- •KKG • KKG • KKG* BGSU WOMEN WATERSKIIERS JENIBARR ltas Col evenings alter 7 674-9058 Go JodL Sharon. Susan. Maiden and Kristle' Congratulslions on Your Engagement to Bob Sig Ep * Phi Mu ' Sxj Ep " Phi Mu Women For Women Film Festival Kappa Pledges sre Awesome! BG'agot the best babes'H20 SKI TEAM Schroeder. MarcStrablc Friday. September 26 6pm in the State Room Keep up lhal SPIRIT1 BGSU Women's Soccer Team Get psyched lor Phix Up! Only 1 more day until FOR SALE ol the Union The leature 14m win be Joseph Love, the Actives Combats - The Power ol the Myth : Love and BGSU WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM you find out who I am' tie Goddess AH are welcome lo attend For Great Job Last Weekend Kaope Stacl Dodda Kappa Your Mystery Dete • KKO " KKO • KKG • 1984 CHEVETTE 2 door, sunroof, itore mlo please contact the Women s Center What a record (3-0 I)' Gel psyched lor initiation' We Love You! Kappa Tug Teem: radio/cassette player. 54.000 meea. Runs 0372-2281 Hope to aee you mere1 Gel psyched for Oakland on Sat O.J., Oeriiy, Koln*. Deb. Ruts, and Martini Sigma Kappa Great iob on Saturday' Am't sore are ye? Also. good SI 700 or best offer CSII354-6646 SFS Rules" The sisters ol PI Beta Phi would Ike to officially Thanks to our coaches Judd. Brent. Jett and 1984 Z28 Comoro loaded, fun power, mettoec Kappa Sig ' Dan Breit ' Kappa Skj welcome the sisters to Sigma Kappa to our Eric brown Asking S5.500 or Best offer Cal LOST & FOUND Phi Mu PHIX UP is here al last. campus" • SKJ EP • SW EP • SIO EP • CHAD DAVIS and AARON WENT 762 0553 or 237-2240 Are you ready lor me point? Only 1 more day lo With you and I as the cast. The brothers ol Phi Kappa Tau would Ike to go' Love. 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C8B»XT?»4»«4 i s«=»_oTiofM ; A Roacrric fleTGir-v iMMOTDierreTuV Of* T^vST 3tVSt*JT»3r <-J*-«0 Qoii-T T»tt MORAL Az-iD aTTXrCAk. ' Do«»l-IO"?TeT. OF F»TM*sS|/ ••AtfO-uauM *toa©T . UJSE 'lU. flsotwc CVAN -IVjlSTs3», tuJB»'«l4E QaesTYo»tt> aunfAce / ir-r-r-o TUaO TtBtCI* •••ONC GOKJG TO AJeasD MU Hex.?' TsEArf cjrec Cerr mc WVZTS, 7>»8r On-fC3 U(4-4. Suicb it-/ RliiHT-o' r uoncter- If Cxur'crsaoV* 4**. rssdse, y**j** PUJSH, aViacvt .*» si.111 good/ EX-V WEE KS Bleak Mindset Holocaust Dawns On Remembered In Campus University Publication Page 3 Getting Inside September 28, 1990 Your Weekend Volume 1, Issue 4 BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL Freedom of expression fights for its life See page 6 ™ Friday. September 28, 1990 inslDER; *l « A1 From inside The Insider I disapprove of what you say, but will $ IllSlDER defend to the death your right to say it. Voltaire This quotation sums up the es- minded fascists while liberals arc Editor: Dennis Robaugh sence of the current censorship tagged as supporting pornogra- Managing Editor: Shelley Bonks battle raging across the country. phy, obscenity and other social Assistant Editor: Frank Esposito Conservatives are attempting pollutants. But the Issue expands Chtof Photographer: John Porter to place limits on what Ameri- far beyond the flag-waving and cana can and cannot aay In order name-calling each aide currently Art Director: Sean Risser to uphold "traditional American Is doing. Flcfton Editor: Zochary Port values" — a term which has be- The battle can potentially claim Staff Mascot: Jivin' Ivan come more and more difficult to casualties from all walks of Ufa, define In recent years. They Iden- robbing them of their First Production Manager: Nancy Nelson tify themselves with the Ameri- Amendment rights In the name of gic chaper In human history with Production Supervisors: Gene Powell. Sean Risser can family and play on the sym- a better nation. In this Issue, The sympathetic and probing eyea. Production Assistants: Brian Green pathies of those who yearn for a Insider gets to the heart of this The article by staff writer Kath- leen George appears on page Tim Mechley simpler, more wholesome Amer- Important subject. Assistant edi- ica which unfortunately ceaaed to tor Frank Esposito explores the three. Bill Newsteod exist years ago. controversy surrounding the rap A pair of music features on Renee Parker Liberals are attempting to de- group 2 Live Crew while film page five run the spectrum from Darrick Ross fend basic human freedoms as critic Brian Lumley analyzes cen- jazz to rock. Dale Pagano profiles outlined In the BUI of Rights. the University's Jazz studies pro- Advertising Manager: Jan Stubbs sorship's raping of a society'a cul- They are donning the mantle of ture. Both stories appear on page gram while Colleen Hlxenbaugh •uslness Manager: Barb Miller the freedom fighter, an American six. gets down and dirty with Ann Adviser: Robert Bortel prototype which halls from the Also featured In this Issue Is a Arbor-based rock outfit Sklnfllp. Revolutionary War and continues book published by students In Fighting for our rights Is an In- on to this day. professor Thomas Klein's English tegral part of the college experi- Conversely, conservatives are class. "literature of the Holocaust ence. The Insider Is there. being portrayed as narrow- and Genocide" study a very tra- The Editors year by the Bowl ofStudent Pubrkjuon. of Btmllag Grata State Uat- vertfy. Optnioni eipreMctl by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opm- kira of The Insider ruoutoe. TALKING BACK Submissions of short fiction (five typewritten The Insider m*«« and Buwirnf Creen State UiriMntty m equal Readers are Invited to write to The Insider pages maximum unless other arrangements are opportunity enpioftn and do not dtKitarintc to nrind practices.- magazine at 210 West Hall, Bowling Green State made) are encouraged. University, Bowling Green, Ohio, 43403 to tell The Insider editors welcome any and all sub- Copyright 1990. The BG Now us off or pat ua on the back (whatever the situa- missions for publication. Unless arrangements tion merits). are made by the author to have the material re- Cover Design By Sean Risser Anyone Interested In working for The Insider turned, all submissions become the property of as a writer, artist or photographer should call The Insider magazine. 372-6967. PAY UP PAL: The wages of cynicism I've been surprised a lot lately. gree that this Incident has. leaders of tomorrow" to take a going around the barn to get to Surprises are nice when they My surprise springs from the stand on anything of Importance. the outhouse. They've Just made leave you with more than you fact that the criticism this group This Is not a blind clarion call the Incline that much steeper. I had before the surprise But has received has come from fel- to activism. There's nothing imagine the New Cynics fancy when they take something away, Elbow low students. Most notably from, worse than a hypocrite. themselves to be realists rather serving to destroy rather than of all places, the pages of this Instead, I question the motiva- than pessimists. In fact they're build, their charm disappears. magazine and Its sister pub- tion behind public denouncement not walking the tightrope be- The main thing that has drop- lication. The BG News. of an organization whose only tween these two positions, but to the are Instead putting up a safety kicked my senses lately concerns Once the "Kill the Pigs" over- purpose was defense of their attitude. Just one attitude In par- kill died down, the New Cynicism rights. The student group (who, net ...Just In case. They are Justi- ticular, really. I'm calling It the sank in. The same jaded attitudes as the New Cynics have pointed fied In their claim because some New Cynicism. that perpetually place perfect re- out do not have a name, as If that of their predictions (the more The New Cynicism Is. Interest- sumes above self-Improvement, were the primary reason for their conservative ones) will probably ingly enough, an offshoot of the Face appeasement above challenge, alleged Ineptitude) may not come true. It Is highly unlikely recent East Merry/Frazee Inci- and resignation above risk, took achieve all or any of their goals. that any sweeping social reforms dent In which the rights of Uni- the student group to task for at- They may receive no restitution will result from this entire Inci- versity students were supposedly Frank Eipoiito tempting to protect their rights. from the city of Bowling Green. dent. Four years from now. to- violated by the Bowling Green The New Cynics did not stop for a They msy disappear Into the day's freshmen will probably Police Department. You've all Unfortunately, this group scms minute and consider that maybe night along with many well- remember It as an archaic foot- heard the particulars of this story to be treading water at best. They the reason that the group's first intentioned University activists note to the dawning of their col-, before, so I won't recount them have been criticized for their lack steps were shaky and went awry of yesteryear. But to knock them legiate careers. The New Cynics here. of organization as wed as their was that they had been out of down while they're trying to will be redeemed. The Incident led to the creation lack of definition of purpose. practice for so long. Even the stand up Is flat-out cheap. It Is the fact that the New Cyn- of a group comprised of those I, for one, am impressed with strongest muscles can atrophy If the New Cynics hope to pro- ics have no desire to see them- students who felt they were vic- the simple fact that an effort Is from lack of use. voke the Student Defense (There, selves proven wrong that scares timized by the BG police. Their being made. There are times And the present-day collegiate I've named them. Now do they me the most. complaints were legitimate and when It seems that nothing short mlndframe provides precious merit recognition and possibly Frank Esposito, a junior English they merely wanted to see Justice of free beer for life would galvan- few opportunities to exercise encouragement?) through their major from Warren. Ohio, is assistant served. ise University students to the de- those muscles that enable "the commentary and disdain, they're editor for The Insider. Friday, September 28, 1990 3 Student book chronicles by Kathleen George the Silence' countervails the opin- staff writer ion of the Indifference of today's atrocities of Holocaust youth to significant concerns In our society." he said. "In an era "The thoughts were so powerful the best players." of rising anti-Semitism and racial Last spring when most stu- Reception of the book by ex- violence worldwide, It Is most dents were busy guzzling beer, and so important that one had to perts In the field has been posi- commendable to find a small recovering from hangovers and preserve these for posterity. That tive. Klein sent complimentary town' educating Itself and others blowing off exams, nine Individ- copies and has received letters of to the dangers of Intolerance." uals spent most of East Merry really defines the whole purpose encouragement from the editor of A copy of the book will soon be weekend putting the finishing of the course — to maintain "Martyrdom and Resistance." the available In Jerome Library. Pre- touches on a book. memory." International newspaper for Ho- sently copies are also available In "Breaking the Silence: Bowling locaust survivors; from a repre- the Toledo Library and In the Green State University Speaks -Thomas Klein, English professor sentative of the Office of Educa- Toledo Holocaust Resource Out," Is 153 pages of short sto- tion of the United States Holoc- Center at the Jewish Community ries, research, essays, poetry and the history books are exaggerat- Klein said he gave the editorial aust Memorial Council; and from Center In Toledo. Klein said the Journal entries by students of ing or that the whole Holocaust staff complete autonomy to Gerald Margolls, the director of class had planned to offer the "Literature of the Holocaust and episode was contrived by some choose what would go Into the the Simon Wlesenthal Center. book for sale campus-wide, but Genocide," a course taught by Jewish sympathizers sore over book. The only guideline he gave Margolls congratulated the stu- once students in the class and English professor Thomas Klein. the outcome of the war." the class was "don't act like a dents on their effort. other Individuals bought up co- "The central theme of the book In addition to making a state- little league coach that plays only "Indeed as a whole, 'Breaking pies, only five were left. Is the testimony of each of the ment against bigotry and racism, students to the role of racism and the book also deals with the hu- bigotry In their lives," Klein said. man condition In general. Grounds For Thought Wanting to preserve the "The book Is about human Coffee Shop & Bookstore thoughts of his students, Klein rights and humanity. It's about 174 South Main organized the book In a way how people treat other people — Downtown Bowling Green which would retain the original how Jews were treated In their 1 meaning of their work. time, how the poor are treated "The thoughts were so power- now, how gays and different ful and so Important that one had races are treated now. The course to preserve these for posterity. really made us think about how That really defines the whole we treat each other," said editor- purpose of the course — to main- in-chief Scott Zlance. tain memory," he said. "We tend "I think one of the reason's we to forget the past, but the past Is put It together was to educate the best moral framework for others as well as ourselves. making decisions about the fu- Those people who couldn't take ture." the class — we wanted to share The class learned that re- something of what we got out of It membrance of past mistakes Is with them." Important to prevent them from Pieces In the book were chosen being repeated. Julia H. Duble- from the three of the 400-Ievel lak's entry, "Bearing Witness," course sections Klein has taught summarizes this concept In Its In- — two In the spring of 1989 and troductory paragraph. one In the spring of 1990. Zlance "Bearing witness," she writes. said about two-thirds of the work "Certainly not a pleasant task to came from the Spring 1990 class, undertake, but nonetheless a and eight members performed LIVE COMEDY necessity If the masses of hu- the actual organization of the manity are to attempt compre- book. hension of the victims' experi- "We had a great selection to ences ... The human mind Is ca- choose from. They were things pable of amazingly complex that Just made us think. If we deceptions: It wouldn't take much read It and we were moved. It GRAND OPENING! foolery to convince oneself that was in," Zlance said. 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Carl Anderson for which 1986 Welcome again, students, to "Have You Seen Her" Sophomore level-Two points hit? Swamp another fun-filled Friday here at 9. Snap each. 10. Who hit the Top 40 with "Dr. Dave's Incredible College of 10. "Enjoy the Silence" by 3. Who sang the hit "At This the theme songs from "Hill Street Musical Knowledge." Depeche Mode Moment" that was featured In Blues" and "Magnum P.I.'? "Family Ties"? This week's winner will by Frank Esposfto After sifting through all perfect DR. DAVE HAS BEEN SO BUSY assistant editor responses, we randomly selected LATELY THAT HE HAS HARDLY 4. Who hit the Top 40 with two receive a FREE promotional cas- Jeffrey Aber as this week's win- HAD TIME TO WATCH ANY "Miami Vice" songs, "Smuggler's sette tape courtesy of Finders Re- Blues" and "You Belong to the AND YOU THOUGHT THE ner. Congratulations. Here are all TELEVISION (EXCEPT FOR "JEO- cords and Tapes, located at 128 DUTCH CRUMBS WERE the correct answers for last PARDY" AND "PEEWEES City"? N. Main, Bowling Green. Good BITTER: "Quite frankly we quit week's summer of 1990 quiz: Junior level-Three points each. luck. PLAYHOUSE'). SO, THIS WEEK'S 5. Who had a hit with the because we sucked. I felt we had potential at one point, but we 1. New Kids on the Block QUIZ IS PROUDLY TITLED "Moonlighting" theme? 2. Madonna •TELEVISION TIES": 6. Speaking of "Moonlighting', started to grow apart In both mu- 3. Billy Idol Freshman level-One point what was Bruce Willis' only Top sical ability, direction and drive 4. "She Ain't Worth If each. 40 hit? ... I won't make the same mis- takes twice." — Acoustic Front 5. En Vogue and Wilson Phil- 1. What soap star sang the Senior level-Four points each. lips smash "Don't Talk to Strangers"? guitarist and frontman Chuck 7. Soap star Jack Wagner sang Travis on the band's breakup. what Top 10 hit? 8. Name "Miami Vice" star, TRffPIN' OUT: Local pop- sters Trip 20 played a furious Don Johnson's, only Top 10 hit. second set at Good Tymes on Sep- Graduate level-Five points tember 15. They warmed up on each. WBGU Top Ten alternative their first set before breaking out airplay albums — week the "Alternative Rock Dance Par- ending September 28. ty" lineup, recreating bruising 1 KING MISSILE renditions of "Add It Up." "Just Mystical Shit Like Heaven," "I Melt With You." 2. JANE'S ADDICTION and "Superman" to the sweaty — Ritual de la Habitual pleasure of a roomful of dancln' 3.DUTCH CRUMBS - fools. Yeah, yeah, I know they're Bitter all covers but there's something 4P0GUES-Yea/j, to be said for knowing how to Yeah, Yeah, YeaMEP) play to a crowd now and then. I 5.PDOES — Bossan- doubt that the multitude that ova shook their booties that night felt 6.SONIC YOUTH- that their artistic Integrity was Goo being Infringed upon. 7.DEE—LITE- World OUT OF YOUR LD7E: As Clique usual, several local outfits bit the 6\M0J0 NIXON-Otis dust this summer for the same 9. BILLY BRAGG — dumb reasons. Let the record The Internationale show that Acoustic Front. Braille 10. JERICHO TURN- Radio, the Great Bar-B-Q Gods, PIKE — Spinning Into Mothra. and the Sygn all called It Infinity quits during the hiatus. DIVE-IN MOVIE DIVE-IN MOVIE DIVE-IN MOVIE HOWARD'S club H SPLISH 210 N. Main 352-9951 Wednesday Sept. 26 COLD SHOT Thurs-Sat Sept 27-29 Terry Davidson IT'S A HOMECOMING BASH!!! I & the Gears I COME TO THE DIVE-IN MOVIE: 18-20 Welcome $2.00 Cover after 9:30 WHERE: COOPER POOL (REC CENTER) 21 and over WHEN: MONDAY, OCTOBER 1st $1.00 Cover after 9:30 f*r 8:00 p.m. HOURS: ■* COST: FREE Mon.-Sat.: Noon 'til 2:30 a..m. Sunday: 2:00 p.m. 'til 2:30 a.m. PRESENTED BY * Mini-Pitchers Every Day* DIVE-IN MOVIE DIVE-IN MOVIE DIVE-IN MOVIE " ' " T-TTTTWTT Friday, September 28, 1990 Just a University kicked in the jazz Although Halsey says the by Dale Pagono enrolled In Jazz studies, the num- contributing writer ber Is expected to grow once classroom provides an under- highway more people learn about the standing of the Jazz concept, he major. also stressed the need to get out Jazz fans, who flip on one of and listen and work with other their favorite Duke Ellington or Jazz historically has been Jazz musicians In order to truly away Miles Davis records and enjoy thought of as popular music. expand. listening to hot Jazz riffs, may be However, that view has changed Bill Bousfleld. ajazz studies surprised to know that half of and the medium is now viewed major and saxophone player, appreciating Jazz is the ability to as an art form, much like classical said "being out and listening and understand what the whole con- music. playing with other musicians" Is cept Is about. By offering a Jazz studies what has benefited him the most. Skinflip brings Just ask Jeff Halsey, associate major, the knowledge gained will professor of music composition provide the student with the fa- "By learning an arsenal of and history.. cilities to grow and develop as a compositions, you are better Ann Arbor beat musician. equipped to go out there and Halsey and a cast of others are suggests Influences such as the "There has got to be more edu- play, I mean, a whole world by Colleen Hlxenbaugh responsible for the Jazz major at cation. With Jazz, you (as a musi- Pixies. Dinosaur Jr., and the Vel- opens up to you when you start stall writer the University, and It Is currently cian) have to know what the vet Underground, but 90 percent to understand what the musi- In Its third year. Although there tunes are; there's got to be a of their repertoire are originals. cians are really doing," Halsey are only eight students currently foundation." Halsey said. "We get together and play said. College towns — breeding spontaneously and Jenna usually CINEMARK THEATRES grounds for musical talent. Small Is the one to work on the lyrics." 0 CAMPUS POLLYEYES 040E. Court 352-9638 night clubs, basements, porches, Kublck said. Even the cover CINEMA 5 Ear*" benefits and parties often play songs that the band plays are re- 1234 NORTH MALL ST 354055S PAGLIAIS 945 S. Main 352 - 7571 host to the best (and sometimes built in their own typically manic the worst) in fresh musical en- style. PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE A Buffet everyday deavors. "We have great band unity." Sepl 28-Oct 4 COUPONS WORTH CLIPPING This Is exactly the case for Ann Dldier said. "Our music Is a col- YOUNG GUNS II PQ-13 Arbor band Skinflip, who per- laboration, not Just the efforts of 12 00. 2 10. 4 20 7 30,9 30 » ■ •9.00 '4.25 formed last Tuesday at BG's Ea- one band member." Any Large 14 Inch syStreet Cafe. Band unity Is constant among GHOST PQ-13 Two Item Pan Pizza & Any 10" pizza 12 40. 4 10. 7 10. 9 40 * The band — A 5-foot-6 Inch members on and off the stage. One Quart of Coke with two items Extra hems 1 20 A ' 10 90 value Extra Items 70* A '5 50 value tall vocalist/Jumping bean, Jenna They all reside In the same FUNNY ABOUT LOVE PQ-13 MMII'S I' H I II > I s . ,,. ... in.i i XMI-I s I1N1 M Dldler; lead guitarist Chris Ku- house, are all students at the 12 20. 2 40. 4 40. 7 20, 9 20 » -.1 blck, who Is trying to figure out University of Michigan (except '13.95 '10.95 the color spectrum and why his PUMP UP THE VOLUME B Two 12 inch for recent graduate Lock) and 12 30.2.30.4 50. 7 05.9 00 Two 14 inch amplifier doesn't work: rhythm they all hold side Jobs at an on- Two Item Pizzas Two item Pizzas guitarist Jeff Tlmberlake, who campus eatery. POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE R and Two Mugs of Coke and Two Mugs of Coke 12 10. 2 20. 4 30. 7 00. 9 10 Extra Items 1 20 A '19 50 value Extra Items 90" A* 16 50 value spends his spare time with a vol- Like most fledgling rock bands, I AMII S M it I 1 M I S , vii Hi ll - -i i AMI1 S tin I VI II N pxp Wl II 'HI leyball; and Geoff Sanoff, a bas- Skinflip has gone through Its A No Supersavers * No Passes sist who claims he doesn't drink share of financial troubles. At mineral water and accuses one point, the members were so drummer Eric Lock of being a In need for funds they agreed to capitalist — together as Skinflip, be guinea pigs in radiation ex- they bring life to live music with periments conducted at the uni- their pulsating danceable beat. versity hospital. The band plays with a wild ■ Sec Skinflip. page 8. punk-charged abandonment that ARE YOU PREGNANT? 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September 28, 1990 Cinema censors shackle freedom by Man Lumloy film critic A culture Is ultimately defined by Its arts. By contemporary standards, the greatness of an- cient dynasties is measured by its remnants. The pyramids attest to the splendor of Egypt, while the Parthenon and Acropolis have weathered three mlllenia of Greek sunsets. These Icons of the artis- tic/historic world have created a legacy that has culminated in the formation of the Western world. Now It Is our turn to leave an Im- pression on future civilizations. What Glza will grace our shores? Point In question — canniba- lized and bastardized art. Our photo illustration by John Potter country Is seeing the re- emergence of the domineering Religious Right, whose Job seems to be the removal of any material within the public domain whose GROOVES GET BUSTED subject matter differs from Its be- consisting of David (Mr. Mlxx) Hobbs. Chris (Fresh liefs. In an age where cultural by Frank f ipoirto Kid Ice) Wong Won, Mark (Brother Marquis) Ross Area stores mediocrity abounds, the Right at- ossistonl editor and ringleader/mastermind Luther Campbell, aka tempts to silence any voices ex- Luke Skyywalker. With their third album, 2 Live pressing a fresh, unique view. So I'm In high school, sophomore year. The Crew have risen from the ranks of underground divided on Should we be complacent with neighborhood gang's assembled at the local court to rap stardom to become symbols of the current the excrement that presently once again try to salvage the pride of slow white struggle against artistic repression. censorship exists within our culture? Or males In the field of pick-up basketball. As Nasty As They Wanna Be Is. at best, slightly should we sit Idly by and let the Today, somebody's altered the soundtrack blast- above average where rap albums are concerned. Its by Frank EsposHo Right replace that crap with their ing from the nearby boom box. It's still rap, as rhythms don't break any new ground, although a assistant editor own brand of defecation? What Cleveland's powerhouse 108-FM WDMT hasn't yet few are promising — most notably "Put Her In The ultimately has to be done Is to died Its mysterious death, but It's different. It's Buck," "C'Mon Babe," "My Seven Blzzos," and the The recent rumblings of fight this Right, and preserve the packed with obscenities and the kind of lewd sex- album's Top 40 hit, "Me So Horny." censorship have been felt dissident voices — voices like the ual references that high school sophomores love. The lyrics are rife with obscenity, a vast majority all across the country. Some late Robert Mapplethorpe. Using this audio background as a launching pad, of which describe sexual activities In a manner tremors have even rippled He seems to be the flavor of the we Imagine ourselves to be more streetwise and that's simultaneously graphic and adolescent. Into Bowling Green. month, an easy target expressly urban than we actually are, and attempt shots and These descriptions have Incurred the wrath of con- Finder's Records. 128 N. because he cannot even defend moves that no self-respecting Midwestern Cauca- servatives from coast to coast, all claiming that the Main St.. will not sell his work. Mapplethorpe's photos sian teens should even contemplate. We laugh at words of these Florida homeboys will corrupt the albums marked with warn- — depleting an alternate lifestyle every use of "the F word" (as noun, verb and ex- nation's youth and crumble the very moral founda- ing labels to customers — have unleashed the fervor of clamation) and every graphic sexual narrative tions upon which America was built. Ironically, It's under 18 years of age. This censors hell-bent on seeing this (anal, oral or otherwise). The tape's popularity these lyrics which bring the album down as well policy has been In effect for man's work cast Into some artis- stems from Its gutter-level vocabulary and provoca- At least half of the album's cuts are exclusively the past two years. tic limbo tive lyrics. It lasts about two weeks or so, the gen- about sex — rough, brutal, sadistic, male- Mapplethorpe was a homosex- eral life span of a b-ball musical trend. dominated sex. This reveals the lyrical and Intellec- On rare occasions, the ual; his work sometimes reflected I would later learn that the rappers narrating our tual limitations of the Crew. It's unlikely to top any store has had to card cus- that fact. Yet these photos should roundball conflicts were a Miami-based outfit critic's year-end lists. tomers who appear to be be subject to the rigors of artistic called 2 Live Crew. The tape was 2 Live Crew la In spite of Its aesthetic shortcomings. Nasty has under 18. criticism, not religious condem- What We Are. the crew's 1986 debut. sold over two million copies, far exceeding the nation. I doubt very much that This past summer. I'm back In the neighborhood 500,000 sold by each of the Crew's first two "We only have to card the framing, lighting, and texture shooting around. My overall game has Improved albums. This commercial windfall Is a direct result about twice a week," said of the photos arc coming under little, If any, and all the "little kids" In the neigh- of the media furor that has erupted as a result of store owner Greg Halamay. fire; the Intent of the photos are borhood are standing at least 510' now and are the coverage being given to 2 Live Crew. The band "And 99 percent of the time artistic and perhaps will never be snagging rebounds which had been my sole do- even went so far as to release a non-obscene ver- the people we card are ready for the general public. main a scant four years earlier. They're talkln sion of Nasty entitled A* Clean A* They Wanma Be under 18." Mapplethorpe defined art by his trash, attempting 30-footers, missing Intricate re- (the Top 40 version of "Me So Horny" Is contained own standards, and should have verse lay-ups and listening to aew raunch-rap clas- on this album) concurrently with Nasty to avoid The reasoning behind had no one to answer to but him- sics such as N.W.A.'s Straight Outta Compton. Ea- problems with censorship-minded conservatives. Finder's policy Is that (he self. zy-E's Easy Duz It. and As Nasty At They Wanna Bett the problems came anyway. age of 18 Is "kind of an In- The much-ballyhooed Marty Be by 2 Live Crew A Mississippi based fundamentalist Christian dustry standard" for the cu- Scorcese film "The Last Temp- The 2 Live Crew phenomenon Is not In kself group called the American Family Association sent toff of sales, according to tation of Christ" was released to new. The reactionary overkill which the media Is a transcript ef the lyrics to Nasty to Jack Thompson, Halamay. an almost immediate condemna- hurling at the Miami-based rappers Is. a Coral Cables, Florida attorney. Thompson, ■See BG, page 7. ■See Film, page 8. The 2 Live Crew Is a Miami-based rap quartet See Censor, page 7. ■ > Friday. September 26. 1990 ■ From Censor, page 6. even the few cuts that could a Christian Evangelical, was Jose A. Gonzalez Jr. In Florida's dom of expression Into oblivion. receive airplay are questionable so enraged by the lyrics that he In Broward County. "2 Live Crew have taken rap because of their subject matter, turn sent transcripts to law- The 2 Live Crew have been music to the nth degree." accord- according to Andy Huffman, enforcemrnt officials In 67 Flor- placed In the role of valiant ing to Bill Schurk, sound record- It can't be permanent... There's operations manager at the ida counties and later sent letters heroes, struggling against the ings archivist and associate nothing as permanent as station. to governors of all fifty states say- system while desperately ding- professor of music. change." In simple terms, 2 Live Crew ing that minors had access to the ing to their First Amendment Schurk has worked with the Jack Nachbar, professor of are unjustified heroes. Defending 2 Live Crew albums. Upon re- rights. In reality, the Crew are University's Music library since popular culture, sees the furor them Is a necessity to Insure our ceiving the letter, Florida gov- more shrewd oportunlsts than 1967 and his knowledge of mu- having a more grass roots effect. own personal freedoms. But de- ernor Bob Martinez ordered a protectors of liberty. sical recordings Is widely ac- "If I owned a record store that fending and glorifying are two state prosecutor to examine To cash In on the success of knowledged as being encyclope- catered to the general public," he completely Independent con- Thompson's claims. State offi- Nasty, the Crew hurriedly as- dic. He Is concerned over the Im- said, "I'd be offended If some- cepts. cials turned the matter over to sembled another album. Banned plications that the recent censor- body said 1 couldn't sell some- It's damned If you do, damned local authorities. A Broward In The U.S.A.. featuring the ship flare-up bring with II. thing." If you don't. Robbing from Peter County Judge then ordered the single of the same name which "The First Amendment Is so "It's a continuation of the Rea- to pay Paul. Cutting off your nose album to be pulled from shelves has become 2 Live Crew's biggest completely violated by con- gan 80s," he said. "It will lead to to spite your face. Personal free- on a "probable cause of obsceni- hit to date. straints that are placed on artistic less experimentation with taboo dom Is too valuable a commodity ty" claim which appears tenuous However, these material moti- forms," Schurk said. "Any artis- material." to be tampered with. No matter at best. vations In no way Justify the In- tic endeavor that goes beyond the "First Amendment rights how good the Intentions. This entire series of events dignant rage and righteous zeal bounds that most think are ap- should not be tinkered with As far as the neighborhood culminated with Nasty being with which legislators have blud- propriate — no matter how bla- under any circumstances," he basketball all-stars are con- ruled obscene by federal Judge geoned the Crew's right to free- tantly sexual or obscene — is still concluded. cerned, some of us are living on ■ From BG, page 6. an artistic endeavor." Most radio stations have their our own, some of us are serving But Schurk added that he hands tied by Federal Communi- our country, some of us are living On the other end of the spec- decisions was a family matter. doubts the Crew's controversial at home with our parents and "I'm not going to be their par- cations Commission regulations trum Is Billy Hanway, owner of lyrics will have any lasting effect. where obscenity matters are con- some of us are flexing our voca- Mad Hatter Music Co.. 143 E. ent ... I'm not going to yell at the "Rap's receiving a lot of atten- bularies In college towns. kid," Hanway said. cerned, and the Unlversty's Wooster, who criticizes the label- tion now because It's the musical WBGU-88 1 FM Is no exception. None of us can play the game ing system as being "a little bit "It's the parents' responsibili- style currently being accepted by worth a damn. And none of us ty," Cummer added. Although It's obvious that WBGU too rigid." black American youth lifestyle," can't play a majority of the songs are any worse for listening to 2 "We sell good music for good he said. "In order to be popular, on As Nasty As They Wanna Be. Live Crew. music's sake," Hanway said. "(The advisory labels) don't even ©Wo bother me ... Pretty soon every- PreiU •3«7MAir thing's going to have parental advisory labels and the com- panies are going to lose the mar- ket." Jim Cummer, manager of Re- cord Den In Woodland Mall, ech- oes Hanwav's sentiment. "We don't treat labeled albums any differently than any other album," Cummer said. The Re- cord Den Chain has no official policy regarding such albums. The decision Is placed In the hands of each Individual store manager. Cummer was very straightforward In explaining his decision. "I feel that I can no more act as an arbiter of taste than somebody who works at an Ice cream stand can. He can't tell his customers to get strawberry If they want cho- colate ... If they want to buy It they have every right to buy It," he said. Both Hanway and Cummer felt that the responsibility for such I»M ■ FLAT1JNER51 5 Some. Ilnei - ihouldn'l = be crossed. -■ UH» sunenANO Z JUM HOSfdTS - HUMHIMPWM Z CUVHRAn - MKEVSIMCON E" ■ Fn. 7:1). 5:10* «udni|hl SM. 1:15.4:30, T:I5, V-.M * ■idaifkt Z _ Sun. 2:15.«». 7:15.9 JO Z S Prt-Htlkwmi Slaher/Buho Puty BtnkytsbroushMovoubv ^ ^^ Put 1,2,3,4.5.«, 7,1 = r Fri.Oa. 19 12 Hours of gore taloic! Z £ Limited to 500 people. I night only z 518 E. Wooster 352 • 6886 =111111111 nun mi nimn i IB Sec our complete Life in Hell greeting card line. 8 Friday, September II mm Film, page6. lion by many Christians. The ul- have unlabortously tacked the On Tuesday. Aug. 14. Cleve- context. Host small passing complacent public. The Right's timate Catholic authority, Pope word "Industry" behind them. land's WOIW Channel 19 aired crises are forgotten rapidly, yet Incessant campaigns to restore John Paul II, crucified the film — Big money Is found In changing the 1952 classic "Singln' In the the sum of a civilization's music, "decency" Into the arts may very sight unseen! According to the Ideas and emotions Into commer- Rain." Many key scenes were literature, fashion and art defines well be respectable for their de- Right, this film would shake the cial behemoths. Tycoons such as altered or deleted In order to fit Its people. Gross Cultural Product termination, yet who Is to be the moral foundations of Western so- Ted Turner are a Religious Right their two-hour time frame. After Is the all too Important factor In governing force as to what Is "de- ciety. Well, this "blasphemous" all to themselves. Turner, pro- contacting WOIW, I suggested a determining the Roman Empires cent" and what Is "Indecent?" earthshaker has quietly passed claiming himself God of the Air- disclaimer ought to be placed at from the minute Aleutian whal- Shades of Kubrick's subversive Into cinema history and now sits waves, has taken control over the the beginning of the film alerting ing villages. Will the savings and "A Clockwork Orange," we may flaccldly on video store shelves vast MGM film library and waved viewers that this Is but a mere loan bailout be remembered by be forced to watch their "decent" alongside "Rambo III" and "It's his magic wand — changing the facsimile of the true Gene Kelly our grandchtldrens' grandchil- programming — strapped to a the Easter Beagle. Charlie artistic Integrity by colorizing classic. dren? Or will the artistic exploits chair with our eyelids pinned Brown!" and audio-enhancing many film One might ask, In the face of of Gershwin, Capra, Mappleth- open. Perhaps that's what would Although solely not a modern classics. In altering these films, America's many other crises, orpe and Hemingway capture the please the Right — a mindless so- phenomenon, art exploitation Is he Is forever erasing a major part why complain about something attention of children around ciety that has lost free will and rampant throughout the media. of not only Hollywood, but Amer- so Inherently simplistic? Culture some neo-tech campflre? free choice, all too subjective to Notice that both film and music ican cultural history. Is very Important In an overall We must Ignore the morality their endless, mindless clatter. f?- offered by the Right and the me- What wlU be our legacy? Will diocrity offered by the corporate we leave a Glza or a forgotten mo- media; they both are attempting ldy temple, built by the few to to gain a foothold In a largely govern the many? START Homecoming Week IFrom Skinflip, page 5. For S200 a pop. each of them pilation that should air on cable (except for Tlmberlake). was In- access In the late fall. When jected with a dose of radiation asked how they classify them- with a and then studied for four hours. selves musically, they agreed This put money In their pockets their music was all about non- and Just a few needle tracks on allenatlon. their arms. "We're diverse and open In our Financial woes aside, the band music. We like to get absorbed In is heading toward what they the music along with the audi- hope will be new success. ence," Dldler said. "Sometimes The band has Just completed a Tlmberlake or I will get down off three song demo tape In Ann Ar- stage and dance with the audi- bor's Quadrangle Studios, and ence. will be recording and releasing "Our music is for everyone. We their first single sometime In the aren't oriented toward one spe- upcoming months. cific group of people except those Skinflip plays regularly at Ann who are who they are." 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