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WASHINGTON (AP) - conservative Republicans, in- President Reagan said last night cluding most GOP candidates there is a reasonably good for president — was "based on a chance the superpowers can lack of knowledge" about what agree in Moscow next year to is in the agreement. eliminate 50 percent of their "Some of the people who are strategic nuclear weapons, the objecting the most and just re- most dangerous arms on earth. fusing even to accede to the idea He made the evaluation of of ever getting any understand- prospects for such a far- ing, whether they realize it or reaching agreement in a televi- not, those people basically down sion interview four days before in their deepest thoughts have Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba- accepted that war is inevita- chev arrives for a summit and ble, Reagan said. the signing of a treaty to ban Despite the prospects of deep intermediate-range nuclear cuts in the superpowers' nuclear missiles, known as INF. arsenals, Reagan said he still Reagan was interviewed by sees the Soviet Union as "an evil the anchormen from four net- empire." works — ABC, CNN, CBS and But he spared Gorbachev NBC. from tough criticism. He said Gorbachev, in an NBC inter- Gorbachev "inherited" the view earlier this week that was stationing of 115,000 Soviet broadcast in the United States troops in Afghanistan and might and the Soviet Union, also not know that the government offered an optimistic assess- there was a puppet regime in- ment for a strategic arms ac- stalled by his predecessors. cord next year. Gorbachev arrives in Wash- "There are real prospects ington on Monday on his first ahead of us. We believe that it is visit to the United States. He and possible to do a lot of work with Reagan will sign the INF treaty BG News/Mark Thalman this present administration so... on Tuesday and hold meetings we could make headway on this through Thursday on a possible Theatrical trio major direction in the area of 50 percent cutback in strategic Michelle Meyer, junior theater major, (left) directs Laurie Scott, major, in a scene from "Little Footsteps." Students in Theatre 341 arms control," Gorbachev said. weapons and other subjects. freshman theater major, and Hal Warning, junior radio- television-film were given three weeks to prepare and direct a scene for final exams. Reagan said opposition to the INF treaty — centered among D See Reagan, page 5. Fla. pageant Response plan 'ahead' of time by Caroline Langer This planning process began in 1985, be- County will operate," according to its city editor fore the federal government's National Re- statement of purpose. sponse Team guidelines for counties were The plan even addresses restricting air Wood County is "a light year ahead" of set, he said. space in the case of a gaseous cloud which will be on TV most other counties, and even the federal "We started the plan because if we allow a could starve an aircraft's engine of oxygen government, in formulating a hazardous government entity to do it, it doesn't get and result in another problem, Houchins materials emergency response plan, accord- done." said. Student finishes in third place ing to the co-coordinator of the Wood County To assure an appropriate response in the The first draft of the hazardous materials Hazardous Materials Response Committee. event of a hazardous materials incident in- emergency response plan was completed on Rod Houchins said, after the committee volving the transportation, use, storage Sept. 11,1987 and though the plan is not re- met yesterday, that the team was formed to and/or processing of hazardous materials, quired to be finished until Oct. 1, 1988, the eants when she was very young. design a standard operating procedure and the plan will "be used to educate all repre- 45-member committee is already in the by Amy Bur kin "My first pageant was the resource directory for dealing with a hazar- sentative agencies as to the established process of fine-tuning it and making staff reporter 'White Glove and Party Manor' dous materials emergency. policies and procedures under which Wood C See Hazards, page 3. when I was six. I lost, but was Every little girl at one time or not discouraged. One thing leads another dreams of being Miss to another and I've been in many America, but it is a long hard pageants since," Warren said. process and comes true for only ''I lost quite a few before I ever a few. won.' Founders not getting Sat. mail However, Warren has placed in the fol- Tara Warren, lowing pageants: finalist in Miss senior BGSU r83, '84 and '85; 1st run- drop mail off and someone can get it out just to sit and wait for the mail would not be radio/televisio ner-up Miss Sandusky '86; Miss by Barb Weadock later," Hill said. "Where we put the mail at cost-effective, he said. n/film major, Bronze '85; Miss Greater Toledo reporter Founders is in a janitors' closet, and on Sat- "I haven't perceived it as a problem, so we recently fin- '86 and Miss Sunburst '87. urday the door is locked." This keeps the haven't done anything. I would be willing to ished third in "I enjoy all phases of compet- Mail carriers deliver through sleet, snow mail carriers from gaining access to the address that if students perceive it as a prob- the Miss ing, but my favorite is the talent or rain, just so long as it isn't a Saturday at closet. lem," Jones said. National competition," she said. "I love Founders Quadrangle. The other campus residence halls have Some students do perceive it as a problem. Black Amer- to sing and entertain people. I Mail is not delivered to the Founders Qua- locked boxes located outside of the halls or "I don't see why other residence halls get ica Pageant, Warren sang And I Am Telling You' drangle on Saturdays because no outside at a point that can be accessed, even if the it and we don't. What makes them so spe- held Nov. 13-15 in West Palm from the Broadway musical point of delivery is accessible to mail car- building is locked. These boxes can be un- cial? People need checks and stuff from Beach, Fla. The pageant will be 'Dream Girls.' riers, said Robert Hill, Bowling Green post- locked by the person responsible for distri- home. It's important that they get them," nationally televised Feb. 4. "The most grueling competi- master. buting the mail within the nail. Tonia Williams, freshman art therapy Out of 32 contestants, Warren tion I've participated in was the But some residents of Founders are upset major, said. finished fourth in swimwear and Miss National black America because other residence halls have Saturday Brian Jones, Founders complex coor- first in the evening gown compe- pageant. We rehearsed 18 hours delivery. dinator, said part of the problem is that Tony Kern, freshman undecided major, tition. Her gown was designed a day for the production num- "It's not fair to us that they get mail and maintenance workers are not on duty on agreed. by a University graduate, Lisa bers." we don't," Steve Novak, freshman seconda- weekends. "Why can't we just get a box? This is an Rice. Warren said the most impor- ry education major, said. "In Founders the custodians let in the mail outrage, actually. The rest of the country Warren said it cost $1,000 to tant thing for her is putting faith The problem of Saturday delivery stems carrier during the week. On Saturday the gets mail and we don't," he said. enter the pageant, but she did in God and herself, not only in from the way the mail is delivered at person at the desk could open the door, but Hill said the problem could be solved by not have to come up with all of pageants, but throughout life. different residence halls, according to the ci- it's not efficient," he said. installing an outside mail box. the money on her own. Area The next pageant she will ty'spostmaster. businesses sponsored her. compete in is the Model of the "There are different points of delivery at The desk clerk does not go on duty until 1 "Whether or not they have (loading) dock Warren's mother, a former Year Search held in Stamford, different dorms. There are containers (lo- E.m. on Saturday, and the mail is often (le- space, they (the University) could put it (the model, got her started in pag- Conn. cated at the residence halls) where we can vered before that time. Hiring someone box) on the dock," he said. Friday News in Brief communications major. ■ Elizabeth Rice, junior English major. DWeight Club is a "heavy-duty" or- ODK 'taps' into new talent ■ Patrick Pearson, senior music education ■ Dana Shaw, senior human resources man- major. agement major. ganisation, see story page 4. Mary Edmonds, vice president for student af- ■ Cole Griffin, senior political science major. ■ Andrew Slupecki, senior management infor- fairs, Carol Heckman, associate professor of bio- ■ Wendy Bridges, seruorjournalism major. mation systems. CJStudent group stuffs meters with logical sciences, Michael Locey, associate profes- ■ Randy Roof, senior IPCO major. a Kana Ryan, junior computer science major. philanthropic nickles, see story page 4. sor of romance languages and 34 students were ■ Terri Overbeck, junior biology and pre- B Lisa Padlo, junior public relations major. tapped this morning for membership in Omicron medicine major. B Rozanne Zych, junior elementary education DSoccer takes University student to Delta Kappa, a national leadership honor society. ■ Sheila Westendorf, senior biology major. major. China, Soviet Union, see story page 5. Students admitted are: ■ Scott Buchheit, senior international business B Timothy Collins, senior sport management ■ Suzanne Deters, senior sports management major. major. major. ■ Diana Hudson, senior sport management a Amy Dianiska, senior mathematics major. □ Falcon hockey learn "out for blood" ■ Elizabeth Jocke, junior procurement and ma- major. B Jennifer Boutelle, junior accounting major. against Western Michigan University, terials management major. ■ Rebecca Stevens, Junior Journalism major. B Julie Tobin, junior English education major. see story page 7. ■ Susan Milek, junior interpersonal and public ■ Todd Nichols, Junior mathematics major. B Allison Lied, senior marketing major. Editorial 2 December 4,1987 No mail delivery The name makes the man Saturday unfair Toting a more distinguished title would change his life An awfully big dog with huge teeth must be have. For starters, it hasn't pro- 6layed anything organized, for heck of a lot. Royal Bard. A rose protecting the exterior of Founders Quadra- By Craig Hergert ven to be the kind of name that lat matter. might smell as sweet, regard- ngle on Saturdays — the mail isn't getting there. people remember or that flows I did have a Ray Herbert card, And everyone knows the mail is delivered trippingly from the tongue. though. Herbert, a White Sock, less of its name, but how many through snow, sleet or rain. Around two o'clock on Mon- When I was an undergrad in was a 20-game winner the same poets would mention it if it had The reasoning behind the lack of mail on Satur- day, I was sitting in the disaster St. Paul, I called up a girl, hop- year that Craig lost 20. That been called a pus-boil? days isn't much better than the big dog excuse. area that I call my office when a ing for a date, and left what I name, so close to my own, was So how would Craig Hergert student came in with a startling thought was a simple message associated 25 years ago with have been different had he been Mail is not delivered to Founders because no out- announcement. with her roommate. "Have her success, whereas my first name named Herbert Craig? side point of delivery is accessible to mail carriers, "I'm looking for Herbert call Craig Hergert," I said. came up a loser. according to Bowling Green's postmaster Robert Craig," he said. An hour later she returned the When I was seven, though, I Herbert Craig would have Hill. It turned out that the student call and asked for Dave Freder- really hadn't gone sour on my 6one to an Ivy League school, Hill said there isn't any outside container for his was not looking for Herbert ick. Explaining that one is not first name. That happened when lerbert Craig would have pat- Craig, but for little old me. He someone else is not the I was 16.1 had innocently gone ches on the elbows of his sport- carriers to put the mail. At Founders, the mail is u- wanted to add my Great Ideas smoothest way to begin a social across the street to see my coat, and he would wear that sually deposited into a janitor's closet during the class next semester. As the say- call. friend Michael Sagedahl and his coat more than once a semester. week, but the carrier doesn't have access to it on ing goes, there's one born every Four years later, when I got brother Jon only to discover that Herbert Craig would have a Saturday, when the custodial staff is not on duty. minute. my master's degree at the Uni- they were reading something poet's eyes instead of a poet's Apparently some residents of Founders see it as a After he left, I couldn't get the versity of Missouri, my parents that had them in hysterics. feet. (I'D spare you the ancient gentleman he originally men- and my sister came 500 miles to "Wait til you hear what your punch-line here.) problem. By rights, they want their mail on Satur- oned out of my mind. Herbert see me. My grandmother came first name means," Mike said. day. Craig. I hadn't heard such a dis- more than a thousand miles. My mind reeled with the pos- Somebody needs to address the problem. It cer- tinguished name since Upton And when it finally came time sible meanings of "Craig." And there is plenty that tainly doesn't appear to be unsolvable. Sinclair. for me to get my diploma, the What could it be? Swamp rat? couldn't be said about Herbert What haunted me most about gentleman reading off the Gutter snipe? Certified public Craig. He wouldn't wear tennis A box can be installed outside of Founders like the name was that, despite being names announced that the next accountant? shoes that have more holes than the other dormitories have. If that isn't feasible, almost the same as mine, it was recipient was Craig Hergebert. I It was even worse. It was, and the Browns' defense Sunday give the mailman a key to the janitor's room. And if completely different. Somehow went ahead and accepted the is, crag-dweller. And I'm not night. And even if, for some un- that doesn't work, find somewhere else to put the "Craig" sounds more assertive, degree for him. making this up. foreseeable reason, he did wear mail until a person comes on duty in the afternoon. more dynamic, more masculine f had other reasons for not lik- shoes like that, he wouldn't, when it ends the name. And ing my name. When I started I'm not sure I've really re- upon finally getting a new pair, One student said it isn't fair other residence halls "Herbert" provides a balancing collecting baseball cards as a covered from that discovery. request that the dilapidated ones set mail delivered on Saturdays and Founders touch of culture. seven-year-old, it was months Ever since, that day, at least this be boxed. doesn't. He's exactly right; it isn't fair. If the name is different it fol- ^•efore I found a card of a player is the way I remember it now, . There doesn't seem to be any substance behind lows that the man attached to who had my name, albeit in the I've been a loner, a veritable And Herbert Craig wouldn't the reasoning of Founders' complex coordinator that name would be different, wrong position — Roger Craig, hermit. Next time you see me be sitting in an office that looked perhaps radically so, from the now the successful manager of standing by myself at Howard's, like part of the set for "The Day Brian Jones or Hill. Not having a place to put the man attached to mine. the San Francisco Giants, but a you'll understand why. I'm a After" musing about what he'd mail is awfully weak. So now I'm sitting in my of- 24-game loser for the Mets on crag-dweller. It says so on my have been like had he been At last check, Founders was still one of the fice, pecking away at my com- the card I owned. . birth certificate and on my Ohio named "Craig Hergert." biggest complexes on campus. There must be some Euter, wondering what I would I never did find a Hergert. I driver's license. C-r-a-i-g, way for the residents to get their mail on Satur- e like if I had been named Her- checked "The Baseball Ency- crag-dweller. Craig Hergebert, an instruc- days. bert Craig. clopedia" and found that no tor in English from Slayton, First off, a confession here. Hergert has ever played organ- In short, Shakespeare was Minn., is a columnist for The I'm not wild about the name I do ized ball. No Hergert has ever wrong. What's in a name? A News. Letters CIA misrepresented propaganda in such a manner, it them to be engaging in "gang- is becoming as bad as those it sterism" as PSO member Jose in demonstration protests. And by trying to pre- Luna so eloquently stated in the I usually am not as upset as vent responsible people from BG News. The PSO has every this, but the deluge of misinfor- interviewing, it is violating oth- right to speak its mind. I think it mation I've been subjected to in ers' rights. should, however, direct its the past week has really ticked I do not agree with everything "mud-slinging" campaigns me off. Of course, I am referring the CIA does, but to believe toward someone like William to the Peace Coalition and its there is just the black and white Webster, director of the CIA, protest of the CIA interviewing of right and wrong in this world and not get mud in the faces of at BG. What I'm talking about is is very naive. There is a large innocent, dedicated people misinformation in the form of grey area which develops in the working for the CIA. I believe firopaganda. First the sensa- structure of politics, economics, the PSO is giving some danger- ionalist presentation of the and the world as a whole. If you ous advice by encouraging stu- fliers, particularly the drawing want to change something, it dents not to seek employment in representing the CIA in a Nazi- would be best to work within the this vital government operation. esque uniform. Come on folks, is system to change it. Systems If the CIA were to shut down, I this necessary? Also, the mis- are long in their tradition of fear the results would threaten leading information contained in brushing aside that which is out- our national security. those fliers. The CIA is not an il- side like it were so much lint on DaneDelli legal organization. It is legally a coat. 7TreadwayHall sanctioned by the U.S. Congress. John Eliyas It is only illegal for the CIA to Kevin Toney function within the borders of 803 Eighth St. Apt. 1 the United States. Usually, if there is an illegal activity taking CIA made up of more A 'real world' Thanksgiving place, it is a faction or an indi- vidual within the CIA. Webster, than 'secret agents' cousin were coming; paper (thus giving me enough time to ing this and warming that while the new CIA director, guar- By Mizell Stewart plates and plastic forks wouldn't get another just in case). anteed all activities will be Coming from Cleveland, I cut it. A quick trip to the house- they watched a football game. above the board, and a thorough As promised, my pre- But Mom hates football, and have seen my share of demon- wares department was in order packaged vitamin-enriched self- was eager to help as my feeble cleanup will take place. I am strations. None, however, have You know you've joined the for new dishes and silverware. sure this will happen, since he basting brand-name SuperGob- attempt at giblei gravy boiled made me as sick as the demon- ranks of the grown-ups when Next I picked up a gleaming bler delivered. I simply re- over on the stove. Just coming did the same for the FBI. stration against CIA recruiting there is no longer such a thing as non-stick broiling pan. This pur- moved the neck and giblets, to the rescue," she said. As for the Peace Coalition say- on campus sponsored by the Thanksgiving vacation, and chase really made me proud — popped the bird on the roasting As it turned out, having the ing the CIA is responsible for the Progressive Student Organiza- your mother calls and says she's the days of burnt burgers cooked Sin, slid it into the oven and set- family down for the holiday mining of Nicaraguan harbors, tion. Granted, over the years the bringing the rest of the family to on a pie tin would be banished ed down to watch TV. wasn t so bad. And I received this is also an untruth. Those CIA has made mistakes detri- Eour house for turkey and all the forever. Three-and-a-half hours later, ?|uite a few compliments on my harbors were mined by Navy mental to itself and the United rimmings this year. While I'm no slouch when it my golden poultry was ready. irst large-scale family dinner. SEALS, the CIA only helped in States. However, members of And that's just what happened comes to cooking (as long as it's And I didn't even have to call the But the thought of cooking that an intelligence manner. PSO and others have unfairly during last week's Thanksgiving microwaveable) the idea of Butterball toll-free hotline. bird still haunts me. The Peace Coalition plans on generalized their positions holiday, my first away from spending ten bucks on a bird was The rest of the meal, If you'll preventing adults — I assume toward the CIA. There seems to home, well, since birth. a one-shot deal. There would be pardon the pun, was a piece of Finishing off six pounds of left - college seniors are adults — be a misconception that the CIA But being away did not seem no second chance without caus- cake. Mom graciously Drought over turkey is gonna take a from interviewing with the CIA is made up of only secret agents nearly as traumatic for me as it ing serious injury to my pocket- the stuffing and collard greens, while. because it feels the CIA is im- who go around killing people. In was for my mom. book. and I kicked in a store-bought moral. Well, since when is the fact, the CIA is made up of hun- The holiday season has been And I half-expected Mom to apple pie for dessert. Stewart is a reporter for the Peace Coalition the moral right? dreds of men and women across lost on me ever since I first left grade me on how it tasted. When the family arrived for Springfield News-Sun and for- Is it not my constitutional right the country and around the home for Bowling Green. I decided to cook the turkey dinner Thanksgiving day, I bu- mer editor for The News. to interview with whom I wish? world who hold various positions Thanksgiving usually served as the day before Thanksgiving sied myself in the kitchen heat- Does not the CIA have the right in no way connected with covert a breather before final exams to free speech, just as the Peace operations. I have personal ac- ...and Christmas gifts were pur- SOCICDV Coalition? quaintances who have worked chased at the University book- DAVID HARRIS The Coalition would be wise tc and are now working for the store with whatever funds I refrain from the tactics it is us CIA. I have the utmost respect gained from selling my books at ing to demonstrate. In using thi for them and do not consider the end of the semester. --3JP^H£-?L£cnVo\ Working straight through --BuUttt&T. . . . T(*w;i>s:rfa. .. November and December didn't 2jKtrrA-(b»ir4oL... THE BG NEWS seem like such a bad idea. Edrlor Ron Frill Assl Photo Editor Mar* Thalman Around here, I figured it would Managing Editor Matasa McGrOvray Clsel Copy Editor KimGern be frowned upon if the new cub Aast Managing Edtlor BetnThomae Chiel Copy Editor Jud-Kopp News Editor Jute Faucet CopyEdrtor JuseennBea reporter at the Springfield CilyEditoi Caroline Langer Copy Editor Mar/Hnbar News-Sun (me) asked to have Editorial Editor Beth Murphy Copy Editor JohnMeola the holidays off. WlreEdrtor IjndaHoy CopyEdttor Rebecca Thomas Breaking the news to Mom SpomEdrtor JerfMcSherry Copy Editor JaredO Wedley was another story. Aast SpomEditor Tom Skernivrtt CopyEdrtor Jute Wallace "What do you mean you have FndayEdrlor JlmYout ProductionSupt . . . . . Mike Orl to work on Thanksgiving? Aast Friday Editor Deborah Gottschi* Production Supr Christine Rogers Christmas, too!! What kind of Photo Editor Rob Upton Production Supr Devid Simpson people do you work for?" The BG New* a pubssned daty Tuseday through Friday during tha Mom cannot possibly relate to BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed »ee.ly during the eummer minn by the Board ol Student Pubecaao ne of Bowing Green people who get just two weeks State University worth of vacation time a year. inemvws\ Opinions aapreesed by ooMmera do not rtecaeaarty reflect the ORMom of the BG cvs ctm's NEW MMf A sv&scxtr- You see, she's a high school atmnnMMN PUCKISH 23-YBK-OtP nseee/J VON TO The BO News and Bowing Green Stats Unwetsny are equal opportunity employers and principal. OFMMLA.KOCK BMUBMieKFmM eoUNHiu. 'VMWW* do not sssstasfsa si rwmg prscscee Suddenly, like an eraser to a STAfOHfiSBeeN Tha BG News w# not accept sdvertieng met m deemed discriminatory, dsgrarang or blackboard, her disposition / nuMng on the bee* of race, sen or national ongm changed. Yes, the proverbial emuSTBP,.. copyright 1800 by the BQ News el rights iseervad lightbulb went off in her head. "That's okay, son. In fact, this Business Office EdUonel Office 2!4WeetMel Pit |sl») 372-2001 210 Weal Ms* Ph 1419) 372-2003 will work out even better. Why Bowing Green Stale Umvenuty don't we come down and join you Bowing Green OMo 43403-0270 for Thanksgiving dinnerf " Summer Hours 7 30am loSpm Monday through Thursday Oh, boy. Getting ready for this *^m\ 'JOim lo 11 30•m Mo*. ended up a major production. My mom, brother, uncle, and Local December 4,1W7 3

changes over time." Hazards. Members deal with a "worst case scenario" and raise any Continued from page 1. questions not already answered it easier to read, Houchins said. concerning what would be done Student jailed for assault "The jargonese keeps chang- to protect life and property and ing. Believe me, it's a nightmare restore the situation. trying to keep it in king's Eng- by Cathy Hoehn "The officer was bitten, kicked in the face dent's office refers the incident to the Ohio lish, he said. "This is an ever-changing staff reporter and pushed into a piece of furniture, injuring Board of Regents. The committee, made up of process, not just something you his right elbow," he said. county and city officials, mem- put on the shelf. It is a working A University student is being held in Wood Patrolman John Shumaker has been A student charged with a trigger offense is bers of police and fire depart- plan and a tool for police and fire County Jail after being charged with dis- treated and released from Wood County given a hearing with an attorney appointed ments, representatives from departments, he said. orderly conduct with persistence, criminal Hospital. by the Board, who will determine if there is a local industry and advisers from Changes, as they occur, will be trespassing, resisting arrest and assault of a "preponderance of evidence" to suspend the the Environmental Protection sent to each plan holder, which police officer. A charge of assault is one of 39 "trigger student from the University, Dickinson said. Agency and other state organi- includes the mayor of each offenses" listed in the 1987-88 Student Code zations, met yesterday to dis- community in Wood County, fire Freshman Treena Johnson, 109 McDonald which can cause a student to be suspended The attornev may rule that the student be cuss updates to the plan. chiefs, police chiefs, safety di- North, was arrested Wednesday night in a from the University, Weekley said. Trigger put on probation until the litigation is resol- rectors and engineers. former boyfriend's room in Offenhauer offenses include crimes of violence, such as ved in court. However, if found guilty, the "Since the process began, East. rape, abduction, kidnapping and murder. student is automatically suspended and may there have been seven changes Though the specific contents Johnson apparently refused to leave the not attend any state university within Ohio and updates in the plan, and we of the plan apply only to Wood room, creating a disturbance, police said. If a student is arrested on campus for one for one year, he added. are ready to change it again," County, the committee "is proud After officers asked the suspect to leave of these offenses, campus police notify Uni- he said. "This takes on-going of the fact the plan is a well- several times, she assaulted one of them, versity President Paul Olscamp's office Johnson's hearing with an attorney ap- planning. Once it is in place it organized model for counties said Lt. David Weekley, patrol supervisor of immediately, said Derek Dickinson, direc- pointed by the Board of Regents has been set will be eternal as long as surrounding us," such as Lucas campus police. tor of Standards and Procedures. The presi- for next Tuesday, Weekley said. someone monitors it and makes and Hancock, Houchins said.

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by Debbie Rogers "Hopefully, they'll have a "Everybody's dedicated to Students expecting to find staff reporter Miss BGSU pageant so we can working out three or four times their parking meters expired get some women in it," he said. a week/' were treated to an extra 12 According to Mclntosh, there minutes yesterday thanks to a This University club takes its While the requirements for ac- is a big difference between the group known as Students weightlifting seriously. tually becoming a member of weightlifting club members' bo- Against Expired Meters. Even the requirements to get the weightlifting club may be dies and other lifters on campus. into the club are stiff, said Glenn stiff, Mclntosh said it is worth "We're going around to all Mclntosh, faculty adviser for the time to get into the club. The Student Recreation the metered lots on campus the weightlifting club. One advantage, he said, is that Center equipment just tones the and putting money in the ex- "Our basic requirement is it only costs J30 per semester to body while the machines and eired meters," said Matt "The that you have to bench press ISO belong to the club. weights in the club "academi- leter-Man" Webb, senior percent of your body weight. cally builds" the body, Mclntosh interpersonal and public You have to squat 175 percent of "It's really cheap compared said. communications major and your body weight," he said. to the health spas," he said. The weightlifting club, in the member of the one-day group. "The women's requirements "For a month (at a health spa) past, has had some problems aren't as high as that. you're talking about $100. That's with other clubs and athletic "The idea started in our a lot of money for a college stu- teams using its equipment since IPCO 307 class," Webb said. Mclntosh added that the dent." it is on University property. The "We had to put together a phi- women in the club are very de- The weightlifting club has machines and weights are lo- lanthropical group. We de- dicated to lifting weights. Origi- about 60 members, he said. cated in Eppler South. cided that expired meters nally, two women were officers Mclntosh said the require- were a problem to students." this semester. One had to resign ments for the club are necessary While those clubs and teams because of other commitments, to prevent people from just com- still use the equipment this The group of about 25 stu- but is still involved. ing in and "playing in the semester, Mclntosh said there dents went in shifts from lot to I.The weightlifting club enters weight room. are no conflicts. lot wearing masks and filling contests throughout the year, "That's why we have the re- Mclntosh said Mark Majer, meters. After filling an ex- including a powerlifting meet quirements to get into the Bresident of the club, has kept pired meter, members put a Dec. 12 and the Mr. BGSII com- club—not that you have to com- le lines of communication open note saying "Twelve more petition in the spring. pete, but it is serious," he said. between the club and the School minutes of parking time com- of Health, Physical Education pliments of Students Against and Recreation. Expired Meters" on the car's windshield. Coming Spring Semester! "Just the way he deals with Dile is not something they've The event went fairly in the past," he said. smoothly except for one un- Some of the athletic teams pleasant run-in with a meter would probably not use their reader. Darrin Pordash, SUNTANNING • equipment if they had decent fa- senior IPCO major, said he A Unique Process cilitites to work out in, accord- was filling meters when a Super Tan ing to Mclntosh. meter reader drove up. r'I think the athletic depart- Exclusive in Bowling Green ment owes it to itself to get a "The last meter I filled was Guaranteed not to Bum! weight room. You need it for in- broken and would not take the BG News/Michelle Thornewell juries and stuff," he said. "The nickel," Pordash said. "This The 'Lone Changer,' Will Brown, senior sports management major athletic program would really woman starts writing up a inserts a nickel on one of the parking meters at the Jerome Library excel with a weight program. ticket. I told her she can't lot. About 25 students participated in Students Against Expired BG TANS write up a ticket for a broken Meters', a philanthropical project for an IPCO 307 class. "A Tan for all Seasons" "You just can't have that for a meter and she said 'Is this division one football team in the your car?' When I said no, she could get to join us and we "The Lone Changer," "Falcon Salon 1980s. Not that they don't have said, "Then let the guy whose thought this project would be Woman," and "Betty Bursar." big guys on the football team, car it is worry about it. " interesting and enjoyable to Vitamins, supplements, and and strong, too." said. students,'' Webb said, adding "Our purpose," Webb said, skincare products Mclntosh said he expects re- The money for the masks that 18 of the 25 other students "is to alleviate parking prob- Medically supervised tans! lations to improve with HPER and meters came from the in the class joined the group. lems and strife caused by tick- and other clubs and teams. core group of students who ets." "They said something about came up with the idea. For the project, the group The group estimates that it 127 S. Main St. 352-TANS painting our room so maybe "We were graded based on invented nicknames for the 7 filled about 240 meters, both they're willing to work with us," how many other students we core members. These included expired and unexpired. he said. /T^%^i^^

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because they were acting really by Craig Wagner "They have an impression funny — we were only 16 or 17 at reporter the time." that the United States is He said the two men finally Working for an international 'Dallas' and 'The Dukes of left them alone when he and his corporation or enlisting in the teammate asked them what armed forces are two ways to Hazard.'" they had in their bags. travel for many Americans. Vincent said experiencing However, one University stu- different cultures has made him dent has been able to get a •Jeff Vincent, "much less ethnocentric and a firsthand view of the world by lot more open-minded." playing soccer. However, he said visiting the Jeff Vincent, junior social Union, he said, the officials tried "I was once offered 80 rubles Soviet Union and China have studies major from North Olm- to keep them from intermingling for a pair of jeans, which is the also made him more apprecia- sted, is a member of the East- with the Soviet people. equivalent of approximately tive of the freedoms ana privi- West Soccer Club in Cleveland. "They had special stores $100," he said. He was also leges he has in the United States. Tours with the team have taken made for tourists," Vincent ex- offered the equivalent of $150 for 'If you ever question your him to England, the Nether- plained. "The Soviet citizens a $20 portable tape recorder. own country, go somewhere lands, and West and East Ger- couldn't even go into those. And Vincent said he and another where you're under almost total many. we couldn't go into any Soviet teammate once had a frighten- control by the state," he said. However, visits to the Soviet stores that the citizens went to." ing experience in Leningrad. Union and the People's Republic However, Vincent said he The two left the hotel without an of China were the most interest- would like to visit the Soviet escort once, and a pair of ing, Vincent said. He spent a Union again to see if it is more strange men carrying back- week with the team in the Soviet open now than when he was packs began following them. Thanks for Union in 1984 and went to China He said the two men approa- for a week in 1985 with a sports "People I've talked to who ched them on a drawbridge and travel agent to arrange soccer have been there in the past year asked them if they wanted to sell your tours. He aKo spent two days in say it's changed a lot," he said. their jeans. When Vincent and the Soviet Union with his par- In China, Vincent said, the se- his teammate said no, the ents in 1985. curity men escorting the group strangers persisted. advertising Vincent said he expected asked questions about the "They kept grabbing us and China to be similar to the Soviet United States when the bu- wouldn't let us go away," he Union, but he discovered there reaucratic officials were not said. "We started getting scared support. are differences, especially in the present. way the Soviet and Chinese peo- "They asked us about freedom ple reacted to him and his and everything," he said. "They teammates. had this gleam in their eyes "In the Soviet Union, the peo- when they were talking to us. {ile we encountered seemed Many of the questions the airly cold," he said. "They Chinese asked demonstrated were not real friendly, and they some misconceptions they have didn't smile too much." about the United States. He said the Chinese were "They have an impression much more open and hospitable. that the United States is 'Dallas' "They would come up to us in and "The Dukes of Hazard.'" the street and touch us, he said. Vincent said the Chinese also "They touched me and another believe American cities are torn guy that had blond hair — some by racial wars and that all of them had never seen people Americans carry guns. He said with blond hair." they asked questions like "Is Vincent said the Chinese often there a lot of crime in your coun- went out of their way to make try?" and "Is there a lot of in- the visit more comfortable for ner-city chaos?" the group. He said when the Unlike the Chinese, however, group did not bring enough the Soviets escorting the team warm clothes for the trip, the never asked any questions, he Chinese furnished them with said. coats, wool pants and sweaters. "They would never say any- "And they wouldn't accept thing to you. They would just Raindrops keep f a 11 i n'... BC News/Mike McCune them back when we left," he ad- kind of keep their eyes on you." ded. Vincent said the people in both Julie Clement, sophomore education majo<. seeks protection from Government officials and se- countries had a fascination for the rain as she walks from the University Union to the Theta Chi curity men escorted the players American products — especially house. in both countries. In the Soviet blue jeans. *■ ABAE*rHIKAMNOnGPi:TTe + XHZABAE*rHIKAMNOnOPETTe*XEZ BAE + THIK AMNOnOPETTetXa? Reagan to Moscow, Reagan said, "I a > think I'd stop short of that, but a CD D Continued from page 1. I'd be very disappointed. And I o t> just don't think it's going to hap- z The Panhellenic Council would like to thank the rs i ♦ The two leaders have tenta- pen. < tively agreed to meet again in "I think we're going to have a 1987 Moscow by mid-1988, perhaps to meeting in Moscow and I think M S sign a treaty on SO percent cuts there is a reasonably good X X in the strategic weapons. chance that we will make an- — Executive Officers > Asked if Re would be heart- other gigantic step forward in 2 the elimination of nuclear President Jill Arslanian Z broken if the lack of an agree- < o ment prevented him from going weapons." co Vice President of Membership Development Karen Dicker a ■< a N Vice President of Rush Kathi Halas "0 M M X Vice President of Rush Counselors Susie Wilimitis H *• -i © Cabinet Director Debra Hovanec © * THESE DAYS MANY t- Secretary Sue Richards ■ w a. 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ATLANTA (AP) — Federal negotiators and rep- compound. But a U.S. Justice Department resentatives of 1,106 Cuban inmates reached a ten- spokesman said the helicopters were being used New council needed to supervise elections tative agreement yesterday that could lead to the for observation and would continue as they're release of t9 hostages if approved by the detainees needed. thorizes a civilian Electoral mediately possible to obtain who have controlled the prison for 11 days, a fed- Inmates, shouting over loudspeakers in English PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti and Spanish, asked the government to remove the (AP) — A provisional govern- Council to hold elections. their reaction to the junta's eral official said. ment, which disbanded the Elec- "The new Electoral Council is statement. "If they approve it, this is it," Korten said. helicopters. The agreement would apply to an estimated "They say that the hostages are very nervous, toral Council after violence called on to supervise and or- But on Tuesday, the council but they also are nervous," said Huber Matos Jr., aborted Sunday's election, said Sanize general elections ... for refused to disband and declared 3,800 Cuban detainees hew in county, state and void any elections organized by federal prisons across the country, not just those in a Cuban exile who translated for journalists. "The a new council should have been le designation of the country's hostages want the helicopters out of there. They named last night to begin plan- new president, freely elected by the three-man junta, led by IX. Atlanta, Korten said. It already has been approved Gen. Henri Namphy. want the helicopters out of there." ning new elections. the people," the communique by U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese En. Michael Quinlan, head of the bureau of prisons, The military-dominated junta read. The junta, which was The pact would have no bearing, however, on the defended the use of helicopters "for security also said it would transfer power criticized for failing to stop the Rene Belance, spokesperson status of American inmates serving prison senten- reasons," but acknowledged "it may have some to a newly-«lected government violence that scuttled Sunday's ces at the U.S. Penitentiary in Atlanta, he said. negative impacts" on the inmates. by Feb. 7, as scheduled. for the original Electoral Coun- election, has ruled since Feb. 7, cil, said in an interview Wed- "We hope those who have been negotiating have Korten had noted this morning that a call-in tel- In a communique broadcast 1986, when dictator Jean-Claude the ability to deliver," he said of the six inmate evision poll conducted Wednesday by a local tele- on state-run television Wednes- nesday he did not think the Duvalier fled his impoverished groups that appointed the first representatives. vision station indicated viewers were less sym- day night, the junta asked the Caribbean island nation. pathetic to the Cubans than they were a week ago. nine organizations that named council would comply with the Earlier yesterday, the Cuban-born bishop cre- communique. "If the members of the (prov- dited with ending an eight-day prison uprising in "It appears that the longer this situation goes on, members to the original Elec- Louisiana delayed a trip to Atlanta because of stal- the more difficult their position becomes in the toral Council to select different "I don't see why the institu- isional government) do not re- arena of public opinion, "he said. candidates to form a new panel. tions would do that, they have sign, the United States should led talks between the Cubans and federal au- promptly move to recognize a thorities. The Atlanta detainees took over the prison Nov. The communique, signed by nothing to reproach their mem- Also, one inmate surrendered and other inmates 23 after the Justice Department announced that Information Minister Gerard bers of the (first) Electoral government in Haiti which has Cuba had agreed to take back "undesirables." Noel, said the junta hoped the Council (for)," Belance said. the support and confidence of protested the use of helicopters over the prison new Electoral Council would be Members of the disbanded the Haitian people," Rep. Dante appointed by midnight last council remained in hiding' Fascell, D-Fla., said in a harsh- night. The Constitution au- Wednesday, and it was not im- ly-worded House floor speech. Bomb evidence scarce

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PHI AAU DATE PARTY. DEC. 4, 1987 KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA KA December 4,1987 7 Peace YES, Bowling Green, plans There is a Santa Claus and Harts argued Is Answering Your "Letters to Santa. »» MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — The leftist Sandinista Come to Harts this Friday Government and the .S.-backed contra rebels and fill out your Letter to criticized each others' peace proposals as they headed into Santa. Shop around and their first cease-fire talks since ->£) the civil war began in 1982. The indirect talks were to be write down the items name held in Santo Domingo, capital Dear Santa... of the Caribbean island nation of and price. If your Letter is the Dominican Republic, and mediated by Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo, the archbishop drawn at random from of Managua. On Wednesday night, Presi- Santa's mailbox, you take dent Daniel Ortega criticized the contras' truce proposal. "Our first impression is that home the items listed, up to this is a document prepared by $ 00 the most right-wing sectors of 200 retail price! the Reagan administration, in- HI One Hand Written Entry Pel Person (2) No Purchase Required (3l Winner Musi Be tended to kill the chances for At Least 18 Tears Old 14) Manmum Prue Value ol J200 Including Sales Ta« |5| Pri/e agreement on a cease-fire," Or- Must Be Selected From Merchandise On Hand At The Awarding Store Prue Value Can Name Not Be Used Towards Another Purchase Every Harts Store Win Award One Lucky tega said. Customer The flight To Select Merchandise Ol Their Choice Up To S200 On Friday. Nevertheless, he said his Address December 4. 1987 Drawing Will Be Held At 11 00 P.M. Friday December 4 1987 government would work today Employees ol Harts & Big Bear Not Eligible. to achieve a cease-fire, a key Phone element of a regional peace plan signed Aug. 7 by the leaders of Nicaragua, El Salvador, §> Guatemala, Costa Rica and Honduras. Fill Out Your Contra leaders called Ortega's Letter and cease-fire plan "tantamount to Drop It In Santa's Mailbox. surrender. Before yesterday's talks, the Sandinistas had refused to nego- tiate directly with the contras, DRAWING, 11 P.M. FRI., DEC. 4 saying they would only speak with the United States because it finances and directs the contras. The Nicaraguan government finally agreed to indirect truce talks with the contras in order to comply with the peace plan. Obando y Bravo was to relay offers from the contra dele- gation at Roman Catholic offices in Santo Domingo to Sandinista representatives at the Nicara- guan Embassv. Ortega said Wednesday night that the Sandinista delegation would discuss only "matters having to do with a cease-fire," a reference to the contra plan's insistence on simultaneous polit- ical reforms. Leaders of the contras' Nicar- aguan Resistance umbrella Soup on Wednesday held firm their proposal for a nation- wide cease-fire Dec. 8 to Jan. 17. The 15-point contra proposal also demands the disarming of the Sandinista army and crea- tion of a new, smaller national force that would incorporate the rebels. It further demands that, si- multaneous with the start of a truce, the government lift a state of emergency in effect al- most continuously since ihe fighting began. The state of emergency limits numerous ci- vil rights. Sandinista leaders have said the contra 'var made the state of emergency necessary and that it will be lifted as soon as the United States stops supporting the rebels and the conflict ends. Ortega's strongest objections were to the contras' demand that their estimated 10,000 fight- ers be allowed during the cease- fire to remain in the 45 percent of Nicaragua they claim to con- trol. Were that demand granted, Ortega said, "There might as well not be cease-fire talks, since (if) I (were) in their posi- tion (I) would plan the definitive offensive to end this govern- ment." Ortega's own cease-fire pro- posal, presented Nov. 13, calls for aSMay truce starting Dec. 5, with the contras to be re- stricted during the period to three demilitarized zones in a much smaller area than the con- tras now claim. FREE The contras would receive no military aid during that period, although international relief agencies could deliver food and Monogramming other humanitarian help. Up to three '-." letters monogrammed free with the Games. Reg 1 99 10 42 99 purchase of any shirt or blouse. Now 1.59 10 34.39 G.I. Joes Figures and Not available at South ccessories. Req 2 49 to 129 99 Zanesville. Central Point Saturday, Now 1.99 to 103.99 or Newark December 12 9a.m. - 5p.m. Quantities Limited To Stock On Hand...No Rainchecks Eppler Center * Downhill * Cross Country Prices Effective: * Ski Clothing Unsafe & unusable equipment will be discouraged. Friday, December 4,1987 Ski Racing Team ^tmfrff 'r Tf 'nf?i Brings low prices home to you 9:30 a.m. to MIDNIGHT Sports 8 December 4,1987 leers hope to bounce back BG ready for with Michigan State's two victories (last BG junior Greg Parks is just two points by Al Franco weekend) it appears that Bowling Green is back of Polillo in fourth place with 9-19-28, sports reporter in a cold spell,'' WMU head coach Bill Wil- while Brian Meharry (14-12-26) and Nelson kinson said. "They're not going to sit back; Emerson (11-15-26) are tied for sixth place. After being swept by Michigan State last they're going be out for blood." Invitational weekend, Bowling Green's hockey team is WMU goalie Bill Horn was second team hungry for wins, but this weekend's oppo- In order for BG to draw blood and come All-Amencan two years ago and second by Mark Huntebrinker face their biggest challlenge nent Western Michigan is well aware of that away victorious, it appears they're going to team All-CCHA last season. After 13 starts sports reporter of the year. Kentucky looks to fact. have to stay out of the penalty bos. The this season, Horn has a record of 7-6 and 3.40 be the favorite on the WMU is in third place in the Central Colle- Broncos' power play unit is number one in goals against average. women's side while their fel- giate Hockey Association [~ the CCHA scoring on 26 of 91 attempts for a The Falcons have been inconsistent be- The end of the semester and low SEC challenger, Vander- with a record of W, while .286 percentage. tween the pipes this season as Paul Connell finals are just two weeks bilt, is no pushover, either. BG is just one point back "We've always had good people running and John Burke have rotated. Connell away, but the Bowling Green BG defeated CSU in a dual at 7-6-1. The Broncos host the power play, Wilkinson said. "This year played in both games against Mighigan swim teams are taking a test meet last month. the Falcons Friday and we have younger people involved with it, but State and posts a 6-3-1 record with a 5.00 of their own this weekend. "When your going against Saturday at Lawson Arena they have stayed consistent with the style." g.a.a. After a two week break, the such powers as Kentucky and in Kalamazoo, Mich. The tankers host the Bowling Vanderbilt, it makes it tough Falcons have 41-16-1 edge The Broncos are led by a pair of sopho- "Games against Bowling Green are al- Green State University Invi- to win the meet," said Gor- in the series that started | mores in Jeff Green and Paul Polillo, who ways of the high intensity variety," Wilkin- tationals Friday and Satur- don. "Our main concern, during the 1969-70 season. are ranked first and third in league scoring, son said. "They've been relatively close, and day at Cooper Pool. though, is to swim to our po- "Teams run into hot1 respectively. Green has 15 goals and 16 as- the outcome is usually decided depending on "This weekend is a sort of tential and improve from our spells and cold spells and p"r»* sists for 31 points, while Polillo is 7-23-30. who gets the bounce of the puck that night." mid-term for us," head swim last meet." coach Brian Gordon said. "After this meet we are past The men also face a tough the midway point in the test in challenging Kentucky season. This is a good meet to and Wayne State. Coming on Falcon cagers visit E. Illinois evaluate ourselves and see their first win of the year what we need to do to get against Wright State two ready for our MAC dual meet weeks ago, improvement is guard Chris Mossing. The senior against. EIU returns nine let- "We try to display a balanced schedule." The women's field the focal point this week. by Andy Woodard scored eight points (4-for-6 from termen, including four starters. attack, and we 11 have to be- includes Cleveland State and Kentucky is known as a sports reporter the field) and dealt out nine as- This season's leader is senior cause Bowling Green is a big Southeastern Conference major power in the SEC, sists while not making a tur- forward Ann Brown, who is team by comparison of size and powerhouses Kentucky and which is one of the top swim- After dropping the opening nover. averaging 13 points per game height. We can't rely on just one Vanderbilt. The men will host ming conferences in the coun- Same of the season, Bowling "Chris did a nice job for her and 8.5 rebounds per game. person to carry us," assistant Kentucky and Wayne State. try, and comes in well rested. •reen women's basketball first start," Voll said. "It's a Guards Sheryl Bonsett, 12.0 ppg, coach Deanna Dabbraccio said. The women have placed Today's action begins at 7 coach Fran Voll said he wants good starting point." and Barb Perkes, 10.5 ppg, are "But I feel one of our advan- first in all four meets thus far, p.m. while Saturday s events his team to bring its game up a The Panthers, 1-1, won't be an the only other Panthers in tages will be the good depth we but the with the caliber of this are scheduled for 11 a.m. and notch when they travel to easy team for BG to get on track double figures. have in our nine returning let- weekend's competition, they 5 p.m. Eastern Illinois, Sunday at 2 termen." p.m.. "It's real important that we get a good performance (against EIU)°' Voll said. "We can't BG honors gridders count on a win, but we want a sound performance. We want to Numerous awards were presented to members of Bowling Brown/Orange meet tomorrow shore up all the phases of our Green's football team daring yesterday's Falcon Football Bust game — rebounding, passing in the University Union. year's All-MAC team along with returning junior and shooting." The Most Valuable Player Award went to senior outside line- by Don Hensley Suzanne Bell. Together with Trost they hope to Voll's comments are fresh backer John Hunter, the team's fourth-leading tackier. sports reporter supply the nucleus needed to guide this year's rela- from the squad's 8042 drubbing tively young team. by Northwestern last Saturday The President's Award, given to the Falcon who combines The Bowling Green gymnastics team will swing BG will be split evenly, with the team consisting in Anderson Arena. In the athletic and academic achievement, went to senior fullback into action Saturday when it begins the 1987-88 of seven freshmen and seven upperclassmen. contest, BG was outrebounded Mike Otten for the second consecutive year. season with the Brown vs. Orange intrasquad Simpson said the leadership will be handled by the (42-30) and outshot percentage- meet. returnees. wise (52-42.6). The Coaches Award, given to the Falcon who represents a The Falcons will be led by senior captain Kim "Trost, Bell, and Hillman will supply the nucleus The Falcons were paced by truly outstanding attitude, went to senior offensive tackle Greg Trost, who currently holds the school record on the for the team," Simpson said. "I am eager to see junior forward Jackie Motycka, balance beam and all-around competition. Trost how the younger women respond to the pressure of who scored 17 points and Senior defensive end Joe Foley and senior nose tackle Greg set both records last vear against Pittsburgh when intercollegiate gymnastics. Sabbed eight rebounds, in the Johnson shared the Carlos Jackson Award, given to the BG she scored a 9.60 on the beam, and a 37.15 in the all- The problem spot for the Falcons in the past has is to the Wildcats. Voll said he player who makes the biggest contribution in leadership, ins- around competition. been the uneven bars, but that area seems to be was pleased with her showing. piration and extra effort. improving. Last year, Hillman placed second "Jackie has continued to play Senior defense guard Jack Coppess won the Special Teams Also returning to lead coach Charles Simpson's (with a school record-tying 9.2) in the Mid- well," he said. Award, while Tom Noe was given the Doyt Perry Award. team will be last year's Coaches Award winner, American Conference meet and will once again Voll also liked the play of Lisa Hillman. The sophomore was named to last pace the squad on the bars.

OMICRON DELTA KAPPA NATIONAL LEADERSHIP HONOR SOCIETY EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THEIR FALL 1987 INITIATES Mike Seabeck Bill Napier Steve Fagen Rick Nie Tadd Davis Brian Brightman STUDENTS Michael Howick Matt Defiance John Green Garrett Wyckoff Suzanne Deters Jennifer Boutelle Matt Schleich Eric Sanders Todd Nichols Scott Buchheit Ben Rowe Tommy Myers Sheila Westendorf Timothy Collins Ion Rolwing Brian Smith Scott Gray Dave Bennett Patrick Pearson Cole Griffin Chip Thompson Chris VanLokeren Dana Shaw Elizabeth Jocke Dave Haynes Mike Satkowiak Diana Hudson Allison Lied Brian Smith Scott Korpowski Lisa Padlo Susan Milek Guy Rich James Fisher Tom Schloemer Todd Hollman Wendy Bridges Elizabeth Rice Pete Reilly Ty Shaull Amy Dianiska Randy Roof Scott Imka Tony DiFilippo Terri Overbeck Kana Ryan John Fitzgerald Kevin Nordhaus Dennis Isabell Craig Parker Andrew Slupecki Rebecca Stevens David St. Pierre Derek Koukies Rozanne Zych Julie Tobin Rich Woodruff Tom Mraz John Sexauer Randy Maggard Brett Houston Joe McKenzie FACULTY/STAFF Maxwell Soy III George Queen Dr. Carol Heckman Ed Davidson Sean Slovenski Dr. Michael Locey Gregijreg Brzuziewski Dr. Mary Edmonds What Kappa will be waiting for you underneath your tree? OFFICERS Melissa Treler President Craig Auge Vice President Scott Cotter Treasurer Jennifer Young Secretary Dr. Ralph Wolfe Faculty Secretary "Christmas with a Kappa INITIATION TODAY PROUT CHAPEL 4 p.m. December 4, 1987 -RECEPTION McFALL CENTER GALLERY 5 p.m. Classifieds December 4,1987 9

Chrteamaa Wine Sip! Don't be a blank spot KMamUM AGO AGO AGO AGO AGD AGO AGO AGO AGO Christmas Wine tip! In your The "QANO" at 536 E Wooatar would But to CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS PERSONALS AGO ChrMmaa Wine ftp! wtah you a Happy 21M B-Oayt TO MY ITBV STEPHANIE ANMEW! Schedule your senior Love. YOU ARE THE BEST UL ANYONE COULD ASK "FMA'S CHRISTMAS" portrait today. Cell Tooch. Jewels, Ale. About and Scoop FOR! ALPHA GAM MEANS TWICE AS MUCH Happy HOOTS'" Today 372-0004 TO ME NOW THAT I HAVE A COMPLETE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1988 EX- 5.00 - 7 00 a! Uptown Falcon House FAMILY YOU'RE A GREAT ALPHA GAM IN ECUTIVE COUNCIL OF SIGMA ALPHA Leal Summer. BGSU students did I aural ape m X Mas Open House EVERY WAY (WE'LL TALK ABOUT GRADES EPSILON DOUG ROSEB A JOSH HART Washington DC at the Smitheonan. Stale * * Italian Club Members* ' Sun 12-5 LATER)' GET PSYCHED FOR DATE PARTY-I'M PRESIDENT MARK HOSFELD To the two Alpha Stge that we adore. Department, AMTRAK. US Chamber of Com- Italian Club wtl meet Monday 20* OH Everything GONNA MAKE SURE YOU GET THERE THIS V.P INTERNAL MATT JENNINGS Who we BXe every day just a little bit more merce, a tatovtaion video firm and others They December 7 at the Intcnahonal Lounge 123 S Main TIME! I LOVE YOUI V P MEMBERSHIP STEVE CASE Get payched tor Sat it's gonna be great- received 12 hours of BGSU credit and superb m Sooth Hall at / 30' Downtown BG YOUR BIG MARY TREASURER DAVE KRICERI YVB. love from the girls in Apt 8'" job contacts Whal are you doing tha summer? Be here for the last meeting ol the semester' 352-3010 ASST TREASURER TREVOR GUMMERE PLEDGE EDUCATOR PAUL NAPOU mtorratmje are avaaahli tor al majors Contact ABeon Haley RECORDER-ERIC KOHLER OU ED SHULTZ the Center tor Academic Options 231 AdrrMn, AMA FORMAL MEETING Our eyes were al watching as the candle went CORRESPONDENT DAN STOOOARD Roses are red violets are blue there's a car 2-6202 for mfo Dec 8th 7 30 by and our Joy was tor Alaon, avafcened lo • tain PI PHI that cares a lot about you' Friday 115 Education (Sing to the tune ot Beverly Hawies) Theta Chi Congratulations on your AXO-OX nits wB be mat great because I have the no 1 Let 1 Snow' Let It Snow' Let It Snow' tavaaenng to Scott "LOO" Calhoun date' Love??? Remember the 50-50 Draw! CONGRATULATIONS Get Snowed In with an Alpha Deri' There's a Fb Man Whose name ta Scott Love, your Alph. Chi Sln.tr speeder to be announced PAM CREEKMUR DO" "JOE VASIL""DU Hea "Bit 2" and realty hot ON YOUR ENGAGEMENT Corrgratutatlona on being elected to president it's getting cold and I want lo cuddle AmyLaask. TO THE "BtG 0" of Delia Upeaon. You wB be excellent aa the Lucky, Chuoky t Oordy. too ATTENTION STUDENTS' So I'm taking htm to the Snowfteke Snuggle TOOAV IS THE LAST DAY TO APPLY FOB Congratulations on your recent engagement to WE LOVE YA BUT ITS VERY SCARY men at the top ol the boat tret m town ZBTa, you better beware. Scott Snyder We couldn't be happier for you LINDA ANO SUZANNE Beat of kick l love you. Cause these KD'a slep out with lasr JOUR 300 CALL 2-2076 OR PICK UP AP X-mas Date Party thai is Love and TTKE. your Gamma Phi Sisters Lsrl Zany. Crazy, with a Kae thrown a. PLICATION IN ROOM 310 WEST HALL Un-Dei the Mistletoe We Juat know, snuggfcn in snow wB make you 1 DAN GREEN ATTENTION RTNDA MEMBERS grin Amy McCament Long ago you met a PI Phi FIJI SCOTT WHITEHEAD FUt We wtl be going to Channel 11 on Monday to Be ready at seven for prepe/ty tun Kristme Studer but you haven't aeon her since So ktsj year was a matake see production of the 6.00 newscast Meet m -RODNEY- Snowtlake Snuggle .a be number 1 Ekzabeth Jaeger Now Guess What" Tomorrow's the night the West Hal parking lot at 5 00 Any ques- GET EXCITEO FOR DATE PARTY! The PI Phi's are having a date party It'e featy here Love, 2 KO'a suffering cruehee tions? Call Anita-3520509 WE WILL HAVE A GREAT TIME Christie Roaemeyer and YOU are her crush data MY CHRISTMAS WISH CAME TRUE EARLY Lee Arm Rottman Double Date Party Time ATTNBGPRO Get sat for a bant, aee you Friday! WB bring Christmas Cheer I LOVE YOU. JOOl You make our Gamma Phi Beta Sisterhood Last get together this semester even more special I love my family' —The Btond trom Uptown- Can you guess who I am? MATT MARVIN What. Ice Skating TTKE, Karen You don't have to think al that much Tonight's the night that you and I help trim the When Sunday 7-9 PM Cause this KD loves DZ Chratmaa tree' If you're st** wondering who Where Ice Arena • * GAMMA PHI BETA • ■ Her Snowtlake Snuggle Crush I am 11 let you know we met once before, earlier Cost is SI 50 with 50 skate rental TO AMY MCCAMENT AND SUZANNE POLKO ANNUAL HOLIDAY Dan. this year We had a quick chat and thai was mat Be sure to remember your ID (THE 2 BEST PLEDGE EDUCATORS ON CRAFT FAIR It's been 4 king years, but here it is Oon't you fear, because II be the girt arnBng QfiETCHEN. CAMPUS) Dec 7, 8, 9th Your very first personal from ear to ear' YOU TWO HAVE GIVEN SO MUCH TO US 10 00 6 00 PM Tomorrow we wil be snowbound Happy 20th Birthday. I'm glad we on spend n BG CLUB HOCKEY Love. SINCE PLEDGE DAY-YOUVE MADE ALL THE GRAND BALLROOM It's sure to be greet together thai year VS Your happy DZ data' HARO WORK BEARABLE THANKS FOR MAK- So get excited because I cent wMII Love. Rick TOLE00 ROCKETS ING US FEEL WELCOME AND FOR HELPING Love. Mary Jo FRIDAY DEC. I, 2:00 ICE ARENA-FREE Matt. Doug. Reg. Shotglasa and Tony. US TO FIND OUR OWN SPECIAL PLACES ABE YOU GOING? ARE YOU GOING? P S Are we gomg out lo dinner? HAPPY 19TH BIRTHDAY ADMISSION Snowed m with an Alpha DM a almost here. WITHIN THE SISTERHOOD OF GAMMA PHI JULIE LANGE Meet at Sundance at 5. for the date party of the YOU TWO ARE GREATi Dave Kovacs. Lots ol Love. Bowling Green Phllharmonla LOVE. SHANNON AND RITA Attention in-house A-Phls: yeari Tonight's the night you will see I heard on the news. Your BG Buddy Robert Spano. conductor • • GAMMA PHI BETA ■ • After we dme and toast to the fun. For lot. ol fin. dining There's a winter storm warning' Youl know that Winter Extravaganza Valerie Stima. assistant conductor So, let's party al night. Blumtne Gustav Mahler in the be it lorn, to be HARALD VAHEB has only begun' So put on your best dress and grab your male and into the morning Love. Leste. Debbie. Mlchaie. Ganna and Anacrusis ■ Ed Milter There's a.dale party, and "I don't know why" Festivities start .1 II. .nd Soft Rock Cent a where You're invited, but "I do know why1' Meg Symphone No 1 nD. 'Tltan'-Gustav Mahler The fun wil begin MANAGMENT CLUB You don't want to be late. My hair * blonde and my eyes are blue Free and open to the pubec And if we're lucky, HAPPY HOURS For ihls might be your last date before 19011 Tonne wB be fun and so are you' Sunday. December 6. 3 00 PM We wB get snowed In! MED STUDENT MIKE. Kobacker Hal DEC 4TH 6 00 - 9:00 Love. Your Pi Pts Crush Date BASEMENT OF POLLYEYES See you Saturday. FROM MCO THIS MORNING TO BOWLING ATTENTION MR. LEMASTER MEMBERS FREE. NON-MEMBERS SI Cathy GMEN TONIGHT A.K.A. SUNG Kl Hey Craiglet' THIS DELTA ZETA DATE PARTY WILL BE OUT CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT SALE ELECTIONS"' PS. Don't forget your skis Sponsored by AMA PATTY TIME'" ThJa ia our first. OF SIGHT 10:30 am- 3 30 pm WE LOVE YOU! It wont be our last! PREPARTYING AT SEVEN AND THE PIKE HOUSE AT NINE only S3 00 each THANKS FOB EVERYTHING! OaveS. At wmter Extravaganza LOVE, PRIXIE. TRIXIE, ANO DIXIE DANCING AND DRINKrNG-WE LL HAVE FUN Thurs and Friday m BA lobby The time has finely come We I have a blast' •••oz-D.it. Zeta'DZ"" THE WHOLE TIME and tomonow la the day Love. Jamie Seegert. Mary THEN ON TO THE BARS TO PARTY SOME Big Cathy and Little Jennifer. When you wB discover FRIDAY MAGAZINE MORE The Christmas Dale Party a tonight Get psyched for tonight' We're going to have a without further delay Weekly meetings are Monday at 7 30 PM in the ALL TH6 IN ONE NIGHT. A COMPLETE B G Wei have some fun and even might greet time. I know it' I hope you haven't guessed JackT Commons, 2nd floor of Wesl Hal Writers, See an art or two or three TOUR' KIM, which KD I am The happiest time ot the year a here, it's the DZ photographers and artists are needed. Non- And something special, fust from me' LOVE. YOUR DZ DATE. Andrea It would rum the surpnee Christmas Cruah which means good times and (oumaksm majors are welcome to attend Call So get ready and let's have a bal CHRtS Saturday at 5 PM lots of cheer' The mistletoe and I await your 372-6967 or 353-2935 for more information 'Cause you're the greatest gift ot al' So be prepared to party charming presence tonight Gel excited for a Love. Blank spot? Memory How do you write your RESUME and cover let- al night long night to remember!'1! Mike iNo 7) Garde Jr loss? You'll be both senior.. ters'' Find out at the next Women in Com- Because with a KD MttheesR Snowtlake Snuggle wB be greet. if you don't schedule a munications. Inc meeting Wed . Dec 9 at 6 You can't go wrong!'! Maybe even brighter than racing senior portrait today. PM i 104 BA See you there' • * 'Gamma Phi Beta*' * Your KD Crush iVe'l snuggle al night but m 10 PortraNa thru Nov. 20. Jenny Moaer- Suzanne and Amy. Jack days we can have champagne Phi Eta Sigma Call 372-8086 todayl Congratulations on becoming Specal Awards and a fireplace I promise Love. Steph Book Scholarship Applications are si* available I hope you had a great day' Chairman tor Orientation Board' Thanx for everything through pledging Deadline Dec 7. 1987 Love, your Kappa Sisters BOB BENDER- Contact Steve Buehrer at 372-6740 Love. Arm DAVE, YOU'RE THE ONLY BEAU UNDER MY Mock Trial Meeting See ya under the mistletoe at MISTLETOE! WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A Mandatory for Interested the DZ Christmas crush date party GREAT TIME SATURDAY NIGHT! Kappa Kappa Gamma " * 'Gamma Phi Beta'"" Sun 6th. 2.00. 114 BA REMINDER: There are excellent student Gel psyched for a super ttmef It was the night of the Date Party Shorn. GET PSYCHED!! LOVE. MONICA or cal Dennis DeMaroo leaching Discontents (al majors) available H i the LOVE. YOUR DZ CRUSH And al through the house Congrats on your new office' CLEVELAND SUBURBS least and west) the Al the Kappaa were atvrmg 3726692 I know you B do a great job Loram county area and the Firelands College Debt* end Laa. Wondering whose date would be a louse Love, your LT, BOB CLARK Area Plan now for 1988 89 Room 318, Col- We ere looking forward to having a GREAT time The stockings were hung by the bar with care. Mom S Dad BGSU Stats Get payched lor Delta Zeta Christmas Crush lege of Education Arm at our Semi-Formal with you gtrta With hope mat then buzzes would soon be Jeans N Things 531 Ridge Date Party! Meet Me Under the Mistletoe' Love, Your Houseooys there SCEC DZ Love. Andrea No 4 Meehng Dec 8 • 406 Ed ""Lordy. Lordy"* Dressed to me hit and having a good time. MB, 8 PM 'Christmas Party!'* I'm with Gordie' Ready to go they said "Put an end to this To my mam squeeze DEE GEE SLEIGH RIDE •Come for the tun"" Wild times are m store BRIAN ENDRIZAL rhyme" For Snowtlake Snuggle Tonight's the perfect chance. DEE GEE SLEIGH RIDE Off on our greyhounds to Merzzko's we Because I know you're not a bore Get ready lor a night To take a longer glance DEE GEE SLEIGH RIDE goFWe're ready to party, here's to Uno' " * "Surprise. Surprise""" Ful ol hugs and cuddles SELLING S SALES MANAGEMENT CLUB DEE GEE SLEIGH RIDE You won't beleve your eyes' Remember the Uncle I LOVE YOU" DEC 9 MEETING • 7 PM MCFALL ASSEMBLY I've been mysterious, And get reedy to dance!" DEE GEE SLEIGH RIDE Judy BARRY ROSEN OF FRUCHTMAN 4 ROSEN But m the end. you i be dekrtous! Love. Kelly. Anna, and Yvett ADVERTISING SERVICE "'Love. Your KD Crush"" Your Pi Pin Cruah Data DELT-SCOTT BUSH DELT •SOCIAL AT MARK'S TO FOLLOW A PI Phi's got a cruah on you-- OX BRUCE TOWNSEND OX Cordaey Invite You to Tomonow night wB be just fme CHRIS BOMAN don't you wish you only knew who "■■MARKHAINES""" The Chrlitma. Wine Sip When first we go out lo dme Start thinking about your Summer Internship Although you think you've figured it outFSur- SATURDAY NfGHT YOU WILL COME TO Oat payched lor tonight, Babel I hope you are Saturday December 5th Then oft to Snowtlake Snuggle we go now I Let The Washington Center Program hnd aa excited aa I am. There la nothing like a priaed youl be-l have no doubt' KNOW 9 00- 12 00 PM And when the night ends, who would know**01 an internship lor you in your field in Washington Delta Zeta Cruah Date Party to go with the Mj So prepare yoursefl for a wed night, THAT YOU'RE MY BEAU UNDER THE 244 N Enterprise Love. Michete DC They provide housing and soport services 'cause the PI Phis know how to do It up right! MISTLETOE'IFCANT WAIT" cruah I have on You! Meet me under the Semi-formal Invitation Only 0» I'D OX HP OX KD OX KDQXKDO.KDOX and you receive 12 hours ol BGSU credit Hnd YOUR ALPHA GAM DATE mistletoe! ""GET PSYCHED"" " out more Tuesday, December 8 at 11:30 AM In Love, Jessica Love, Your PI Pin Date 231 Admin or contact the Center tor Academic cont. on page II. Options, 2-8202 "AMYLALAK" The School ol HPER Deer Big. I'm just so very happy for you' Con- wil hold its next gratulations on your engagement lo Scott! Saturday Program to* Youth Love. Stacie with Disabilities P S like I'm so sure I didn't find out 'til Mon- on day SATURDAY. DECEMBER S 11 am to I pm "BEER UNTIL 2 30" BOTH groups wtU meet inside the from doors of BEE IN BEE-OUT CARRY-OUT the Ice arena al 11 am tor attendance OPEN IN FRONT OF STINGRS CAFE TO ALU

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^ILpRxeette SeKioRCrttteMS 5 FEUZ NAVIDAD Ghikteitf i* DECEMBER 5, 1987 ^»ivej«;ejejK«%*%KKKK*»;v*JiivveJ» The BG News Magazine Dec. 4, 1987 Dead Milkmen deliver fresh music by Jeff Ingle According to Anonymous, the band was short and simplistic. Backyard." The album demonstrates the never played cover tunes (songs already "If you didn't like a song it only lasted band's originality and diversity from the Originality has been the key to success recorded by other artists) because when two minutes," said bassist Dave Blood. funk in "Filet of Sole" to the hypnotic for Philadelphia's scruff-rockers The Dead they started playing together they were not "We consider ourselves lucky because trance of "Spit Sink" or the light comedy Milkmen. Original songs and lyrics have skilled enough to replicate other people's we can do country, thrash, ballads, etc.," in their hick ditty "Rastabilly.' been their style since day one. "We never music. The Dead Milkmen never liked Anonymous said. This culmination of "Big Lizard"features 19short-and- played covers because covers were hard to covers because they "don't like most mu- styles originated four and a half years ago to-the-point tunes about everything from play," said Rodney Anonymous, lead vo- sic," Anonymous added. Instead they when the Milkmen first formed. The band falling in love at the laundry mat to the calist for the group. chose to make up their own material which members are Anonymous (lead vocals), condemnation of "Right Wing Pigeons"

Friday/Jim Voull When a fan who was being passed over the heads ol the crowd at the Nectarine Ball- room repeatedly landed on stage, Rodney Anonymous evicted hirr with nis micro- phone stand. Blood (bass), Joe Jack Talcum (guitar and from outerspace. vocals), and Dean Clean (drums). Together Their second album. "Eat Your Paisley" the foursome began their music career by contains 15 tracks of no frills rock tourde rehearsing in basements for a couple of force. The song "The Thing That Only months. Eats Hippies," recognized the band as They recorded the best of their practices having tremendous staying power and ear- and sold them to their friends. Their popu- ned them respect in the alternative music larity caught on when a practice tape of scene. "Bitchin' Camaro" was played on WXPN Their current release. "Bucky Fellini," is in Philadelphia. It went over well and the truly a fine album containing 15 quality radio station asked them to play live on the ■See Milkmen, page 4. air. The live show was a success and many people taped; at their next live show peo- ple were singing along to the words of their An interview with songs. Friday/Jim Youll "We just wanted something to catch Michael Katon people's ears" said Anonymous. "Bitchin' Rodney Anonymous, lead linger for the Dead Milkmen, stands before the crowd Camaro" contributed to the success of the ...page 3 •creaming song lyrics. band's debut album "Big Lizard In My 2 urn Friday Magazine/Dec 4. 1987 ■ COUPON I f 13" Def Leppard attempts comeback Extra Htm* I CHEESE 75'la. by Alan Roblnton record, still play basically hard rock and I sell more than just a couple of million co- PIZZAS per pizza pies," said Def Leppard bassist Rick Sav- Chicago Style I ERIE, Pa. (AP) - Pop metal pioneers age. FOR ONLY Extra I Def Leppard are deftly attempting a come- But as Def Leppard reached the top of back after four years of mishap, misfortune the rock, tragedy followed triumph, and and what lead singer Joe Elliott calls "mass then bad luck came. I hysteria." Unhappy with the sound of their fol- 352-5166 The British hard rockers-1983 "Pyro- lowup to "Pyromania," they scrapped all of •One Coupon Per Order Open d P.IT). I iii.ini.i was a breakthrough album for its the tracks and fired producer Jim Stein- E»pir.t genre, the first successful fusion of the ag- JOJNirio."* l2/3l/i7I2/31/87 FREE DELIVERY man, then unsuccessfully tried to produce sowi.no Craee ON" In BowlIng•vllng

The winner of last week's contest was Jean Bohn, who correctly identified Friday the object as the top of a pop can. Jean's name was chosen in a drawing of The BG News Magazine 9r all correct entries. The best wrong answer (sorry, no prize since the object Editor Jim Yonll frtaay Maf asia. U p abUehe* aaary was identified) was "Inside of a shoe." Aaaiatant editor Friday dariaf taw aaaeaaslc yaar ay to. D.b.ri.o.tt.ch.ut t£i2X£32l'aiu"9mm ENTRY FORM Photographer Paol Vernon oaialoas eajajeeeea1 ky eakuaaiita «a Artiat Thorn Krouae not —caaaartly raOaet tea opinions at Name Editorial Office ....»10 Weet Hall "*—T ■•*»»•»». Address jiai IT» AOAT Friday Maa-asla. mad BowUug Green I»»"lr *»'«-»«»» a*.,. Ual.er.lt, ara inul opport.nlty Phone Number. aa.aloy.rs ana ao aot discriminate la bir- C o p y right 1987, The BO News l.j practice. What is it?_ Return to BG News Editorial Office, 210 West Hall, BGSU. Friday llagailne/Dec 4, 1967 Michael Katon: ^■K Rocker draws from the blues by Ron Zichm I was pleasantly surprised. As the inter- view began. Katon wasted no time in or- In a crowded, hazy barroom, a guitar dering us a round of shots. Jack Daniels, of player clad in faded blue jeans, plain black course, and a couple of Budweisers. l-shirt. black leather vest, and pointed Things loosened up considerably as the *4 cowboy boots stands onstage, front and interview wore on. center. It's Michael Katon playing rock Friday Magazine: Who has influenced and roll. Armed and dangerous with a blue you musically? Who are your favorite Stratocaster. he belts out electrified blues guitar players? licks that penetrate the core of his capti- Mike Katon: All of em. All the blues vated audience. guys. Albert King, B.B. King. Elmore First, his guitar moans, then emits a James, Robert Johnson. If you listen to a i shriek as hard drums rumble behind him, couple of the tunes on my first album like and in the crowd, your body shakes from "donkey Funk" and "Roadhouse 69," you the music's energy and volume. Katon has can tell, man. That's real Robert Johnson rocked your soul. influences. I mean, it's electrified, hut if Flanked by three other musicians. Eddie you pick the notes apart, the chords and I'helps. Hilly C. Gardner, and Gary Rass- stuff are Robert Johnson all the way. mussen, Michael Katon leads his band FM: How did you get involved with be- through the wildest live music that How- ing a musician? ard's Club H has to offer. MK: My brother played. He's a drum- I caught up with Katon on a Thursday mer. afternoon while he was setting up his FM: Do you still call your group the equipment for that evening's show. His Wild Asses? outfit was no different from that which he MK: No, I kept gettin' fired from places wears onstage, and considering my con- when I was the Wild Asses, man. My servative, collegiate garb, including hair brother was playin' on drums, he plays on Friday/Paul Vcrnon neatly parted on left side and a pair of the first album: well, me and him would touch each other off, and things would get high-top Reeboks. I was a bit apprehensive Michael Katon uses a beer bottle as a alldebar to add a different sound to his music. as to how this man would accept me. pretty crazy. ■ See Katon, page 5. Katon will be performing at Howard's Club H tonight and Saturday night. jz^sM^Mm^m

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■(Continued from page 1) tracks of both musically exciting and lyri- to his pungent lyrics, the group performed cally intriguing music. On this album there the songs live just as precisely as could be is a wide array of tunes ranging from the heard on the record. With songs like "I strange ballad "Watching Scotty Die" to Am The Walrus," "Surfin' Cow," and "The the cultural criticisms of "City Of Mud" Badger Song" one can see how the Milk- and "Instant Club Hit (You'll Dance To men's talent lies in combining the abstract Anything)". The band displays its lighter with the humorous to create ideas and side in songs like "Going To Craceland" images which are both fun and curious. where touring Elvis Presley's home is This band has gained much recognition compared to a combination of a religious in the past two years, not only on alterna- experience and museum trip. tive college stations but on commercial On Nov. 23, the Dead Milkmen perfor- radio as well. They represent today's med at the Nectarine Ballroom in Ann Ar- TV-generated culture in a "tongue in bor. Their sound was fresh and energetic cheek" fashion being both critical and co- without being painfully loud or overbear- mical about our society at large. From the ing. song "Serrated Edge" Anonymous ex- At the performance the Milkmen opened plains "Charles Nelson Riley he's our man Friday/Jim yooll with "Taco Land" and winded down with he can heal the sick with the touch of his DMd Milkman Dun Clean (drummar), D„. Blood (baulst), and Rodnay Anonymous their already classic "JellyFish Heaven." hand... he can't walk on water, he's just parlor mad at tha Nactarlna Ballroom Nov. 23. The show was two hours of mania and mu- another actor on the late-late show." They set out to create music that they ple of how a band can express its own indi- sic with no intermission and less than 30 The Dead Milkmen have a policy of su- like rather than music that will merely sell viduality through originality and still be seconds between songs. blime politics which calls into question cer- a lot of albums. "We don't care if other humorous, thought provoking and very en- As Rodney Anonymous paraded around tain sterotypes and assumptions that we people like us as long as we like oursel- tertaining. the stage adding antics and choreography have taken for granted. ves," Anonymous said. They set an exam-

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It seeks to revitalize that tried and transmit testimony to the defendant who Fire (Columbia) 5."Tunnel of Love" Bruce Springsteen 2."Skeletons" Stevie Wonder (Motown) true genre, the courtroom drama, by latch- writes his answers on an illuminated (Columbia) ing onto new technical developments such screen. Fascinating. as computers while going against typecast- As the defendant, Liam Neeson provides ing with Cher as a public defender. the most affecting performance of the film, But this patchwork of a film succeeds communicating without a single word the Skip finals and party only in playing havoc with logic and insult- anguish, anger and frustration of a woun- ing the intelligence of those who know the ded soul. by Jim Cummer "My roommates are gone for the week- law, not to mention the ethics of those who The problem is the rest of the script. end. We could end this perfect night at my practice it. Dennis Quaid, in his now familiar portrayal FRIDAY ON MY MINI) - Ah. the last place and, if we get closer, so be it. Have For fans of mystery writer Agatha Chris- of a lovable cad, is an amoral Washington two weeks of Fall Semester. What a grand you ever seen my house? You'd dig it. It's be and the type of suspense she so master- lobbyist who becomes a juror in Cher's time of year! The sun bids goodbye at 5 really clean. You look like you'd enjoy fully weaves, the biggest letdown is a com- case. Propelled by an implausible desire to p.m., the snow gently sprinkles the campus clean." plicated story so full of red herrings and see justice done, he steps outside the jury with a dreamy frosting, and perhaps most FRIDAY WITH ELVIS - (The only col- misleading twists that the ending is a baf- to help Cher solve the case. Problems of fling disappointment. One character's thrilling, you see people coming to class umn where you'll discover what Elvis was logic and ethics pile up. who you haven't seen since early October. up to on a given Friday.) On Friday, Au- murder is left completely unexplained, FRIDAY TOP FIVE - It was close, but gust 14,1970, Patricia Ann Parker, twenty something Inspector Poirot would never It is clear that their collaboration is ille- here are the top five reasons to party in- one, filed a paternity suit against Elvis in tolerate. gal and unethical, but the filmmakers ex- stead of studying for final exams: Los Angeles Superior Court. Ms. Parker The story has promise. Cher, an over- cuse them because they solve the crime. 5. You can watch TV and play tapes at claimed that the child she was carrying had worked, bumed-out public defender, is In reality, Cher's public defender was the same time. been fathered by The King during his Jan- confronted with a seemingly hopeless case. dabbling in one of the most serious crimes 4. You'll meet more people at the bar. uary-February 1970 Las Vegas engage- A homeless, violence-prone man is char- an attorney can commit, jury tampering, 3. You can't frustrate your neighbors ment. (Anything for tuition!) ged with the murder of a woman govern- and would likely have been disbarred no who are studying. ment worker. Her client, who attacks her matter what the outcome of the case. For in a rage, turns out to be a Vietnam vet- ■ SeeSuspect.pagell.

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i!3« Friday/Thorn KrotlM Thanksgiving is a real turkey by Christopher J. Dawion something about Thanksgiving! Of course, When I think of Thanksgiving, food im- Well, at least their hearts were in the right it's not exactly an original topic, but since mediately comes to mind, followed by the places. For the past week, I have been searching when have I been original? Why start now, beginning of those annoying Christmas Of course, turkey is the main Thanksgiv- for some topic that I could write about. since the semester is almost over? I can al- commercials. Food is definitely at the fore- ing meal. Why? Frankly, turkey is not all Then it hit me. Thanksgiving! 1 could write ways be original next semester. front, though. I am sure that most of you that great. Among other forms of tasteless can recall all of that wonderful food as vou dead animal flesh, I rate turkey extremely low. So it's traditional. Big deal! It used to be traditional to worship trees, but no one You choose the Sub - We'll fill the Mug does that anymore, so why not change tra- dition? Almost anything would be better. The important thing is the meal. Christmas is rQQHQl S special. George's special, the day people get greedy, New Year's the Taco Sub, German Delight, Vegetarian, Monty, sit down to your next starch-filled cafeteria day people get drunk, St Valentine's Day Hawaiian Punch, Chef's Delight, Regular, or meal. Don't get me wrong: I like cafeteria is the day people get romantic, St. Roast Beef food. Our cafeteria even had a Thanksgiv- Patrick's Day is the day people get drun- ing dinner for us, which I found very touch- ker, and Fourth of July is the day peopie ing. The main course was turkey loaf. ■See Turkey, page 11.

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■ (Continued from page 10) turn into pyromaniacs. So Thanksgiving is winter. Hi.' day people should get stuffed. I did. I'm sure that is offensive to skiers, hut I Another important aspect of Thanksgiv- don't care because anyone who enjoys ing is that it gives us a week to (to home plunging down a snow-covered mountain and live off Mom and Dad's inconu We with very little control is nut a person to be get to do our laundry for free, and eat for trusted. On the other hand, someone who free. We eat better than we have al! semes- likes to spend winter cuddling up to a l. T We alsn gel to go Out and see our member of the opposite sex in front of a friends, and lie aboul our respective col- fireplace should he trusted, and encour- leges. The bad thing is that the tune g< iei aged. Trust me. Encourage me. M i fas). Now that Thanksgiving is over, let us he In fact, that brings us to "Dawson's Va- thankful that it won't be around again until cation Time Theory" which states that next year. However, we still have to sunn,' time during a vacation is compressed, the Christmas season, and after that we while time before and after a vacation is have New Year's Day. Alter that, we have a expanded. The theory also applies tn nice long period of rest until Spring Break. weekends. It definitely applied to Thanks- Until then, our only concern will he getting INCLUDES : Airfare & Hotel to class, but if we classify that .is a winter giving break It seemed to me that the Easy Payment Plan whole break lasted about two days. I know sport, then it should be fun. At least to the the time until Christmas will equal about skiers. Compliments of Your Tours twn months, or then time 1 stood waiting at ask for Craig drop/add. whichever is longer. There is a depressing aspect to Thanks- giving. Christmas season starts. I shall elaborate upon Christmas in the future, Don't gamble with your resume hut let me just say it is an extremely stupid person who goes shopping the day after Thanksgiving. I was an extremely stupid person. After fighting the crowds at home. Play a sure hand with I think I'll do my shopping in Bowling Green. I am looking forward to all of those University Graphic Arts Services Christmas TV shows, though. Everyone on my floor is anticipating the "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer" show, and the one with Heat Miser and Snow Miser. I think that the worst part of the holiday heason (Nov. 26-Jan. 2) is that it signals the start of winter, which is not something Experience I am looking forward to. In fact. I loathe Price Quality Convenience

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MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 7, 1987 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News PM Kale a Allie Frank's Newhart Design W Cagney & Lacey News Taxi Koiak o News Cont d Monitor Anne of Green Gables - The Sequel Journal News Grapevine Rumpole ol the Bailey CD News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy1 Kale S Allie Franks Newhart Design W iCagney a Lacey News Movie: "The Parade" CD News NBC News Ent Tonight Facts of Life ALF Vaienes Movie: Eye On the Sparrow News Tonight Show Letterman m H Square ABC News Newlywed Dating MacGyver NFL Football: New York Jets at Miami Dolphins News Nightline m Literacy Business MacNeil/Lehret True Gift of Christmas The Summit: A Nuclear Age Drama Ohio Bus Nature BD MacNeil/Lehrer Wonderful World of Disney Elvis Presley: Aloha from Hawaii The Kingston Trio and Friends: Reunion D Shadow Business Sign-Off

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