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Thursday, October 7, 1993 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 76, Issue 31

Briefs Weather Basketball's greatest ever -- done APPMWMutEHo Get out the shorts and MJ: nothing more to prove sunglasses: Sunny and warm Thurs- The Associated Press glitziest attraction, and mil- day with a high in the upper lions of fans without the hero 70s and southwest winds 10 who redefined standards of ex- to 20 mph. Thursday night DEERFTELD, III. - Michael cellence. will be partly cloudy with a Jordan, basketball's greatest Jordan's departure at the top low SO to 55. player, announced Wednesday of his game occurred during a that he was retiring after nine year of unprecedented success seasons in the NBA, saying he - and personal tragedy. He led Inside the News "had reached the pinnacle of his Chicago Bulls to a third- my career" and had nothing straight NBA championship, University officials tell of else to prove. but also suffered the loss of his Bt'I i ^ importance of campus In a news conference at the father, who was shot and killed. health care plan: Chicago Bulls' training center, The 30-year-old superstar, Members of the Classified Jordan said the murder of his whose salary and endorse- Staff Council, Administra- father, James, in July made ments bring him more than $50 tive Staff Council and Facul- him realize that "it can be tak- million a year, also was dogged ty Senate tell how President en away from you at any time." by reports of excessive gam- Clinton's health care plan "I guess the biggest gratifi- bling. affects the University's cation - I am a very positive But Jordan left open the health care plan for faculty person ~ I can get out of my possibility of returning to the and staff members. father not being here today is, game. QPage three that he saw my last basketball "Would I ever unretire? I game. It is something that we don't know. I think the word have talked about a lot," Jor- 'retire' means you can do dan said. whatever you want, and maybe On campus The startling announcement someday down the road, that's by basketball's greatest player what I'll desire to do," he said. leaves the Chicago Bulls with- Jordan had three years left Rape of University stu- out their seven-time scoring on his $4 mllllion-a-year con- Chicago Bulls star Michael Jordan smiles during a news conference at the Berto Center in Deerfleld, 111 dent reported: champion, the NBA without its tract. Wednesday, Oct. 6,1993 where he announced his retirement from professional basketball. A health official reported Sept. 30 a female University student was raped by an ac- quaintance. A dispatcher said Tuesday the health official, who is demands Clinton feels pressure required to report rapes for statistical purposes, told officers the student did not election reform Officials push for decision regarding Somalia wish to pursue the matter with police. by Alan Cooperman kept a stone-faced vigil at Lenin's by Terence Hunt However, Detective Sgt. The Associated Press Tomb on Red Square were un- The Associated Press secure the freedom of any Americans held in So- Brad Conner said Monday ceremoniously withdrawn. malia and requested that he state "your intention police said they have a sus- They did not even march away to expeditiously withdraw our forces in a safe and pect and will be interview- MOSCOW - President Boris in their customary goose step. WASHINGTON - Rejecting calls for swift with- orderly manner." ing him soon. Conner could Yeltsin followed his bloody vic- They simply waved their drawal of American troops from Somalia, Presi- Clinton met twice Wednesday with senior not be reached Wednesday tory over hard-line lawmakers white-gloved hands at tourists dent Clinton said Wednesday, "We are anxious to national security aides, including Secretary of to comment on whether with a demand Wednesday that and walked away from the red conclude our role there honorably," but not at the State Warren Christopher, Defense Secretary Les police are pursuing an in- opponents in the provinces re- granite and black marble mauso- risk of a return to famine and chaos. Aspln and Marine Gen. Joseph P. Hoar, the com- "It is essential that we conclude our mission in mander for the region. vestigation. sign and he yanked the ceremon- leum - the pantheon of commu- The location of the alleged ial guard from Lenin's Tomb - a nism where generations of Polit- Somalia but that we do it with firmness and steadi- Later, in an appearance in the East Room for a rape was not reported, the symbolic but potent blow against buro members stood on holidays. ness of purpose," Clinton said. bill-signing ceremony, Clinton referred to the talks The president held intense talks with foreign dispatcher said. Communist holdovers. Police said that for the time be- as "serious meetings." policy advisers to review his options, spurred by According to police, the In a stem, commanding voice, ing, the body of Bolshevik leader He recalled that U.S. troops were sent to Somalia alleged rape was unrelated Yeltsin said on national televi- congressional pressure and public horror over after 350,000 people had died amid anarchy, fam- Vladimir Lenin would remain in slain Americans being dragged through the streets to the attempted rape on sion that elections should be held its glass sarcophagus for tourists ine and disease. of Mogadishu by supporters of warlord Mohamed "We are anxious to conclude our role there hon- Sept. 23 and the rape on Aug. in December for every legisla- to see. tive body in the country ~ not For 18 months, Yeltsin has Farrah Aidid. orably but we do not want to see a reversion to the Clinton underscored his determination not just absolute chaos and the terrible misery which just for a new national parlia- struggled for power with diehard Representative will res- to prevent mass starvation, the original purpose existed before," the president said. chedule speech: ment as he previously decreed, communists, extreme nationa- but for new regional and local for sending troops to Somalia last December, but Rep. Pat Schroeder of Colorado was among Due to a legislative ses- lists and would-be populists who also to establish security in what recently was a Democrats pressing Clinton to announce a clear- sion rescheduled for Thurs- councils as well. bemoan and resist his painful ec- His aim clearly was to use the thoroughly lawless land. cut policy for withdrawing. "The question is how day Oct. 7, State Rep. Lynn onomic reforms. Inflamed by the deaths Sunday of 12 Americans and what time frames and what are your Wachtmann will be unable momentum of Monday's climac- The confrontation climaxed tic battle with hard-liners from and the capture of at least one U.S. pilot, Congress measurements and what are your goals," she said. to attend a student gather- Monday when government tanks was torn over which direction to take. Schroeder said she agreed with Sen. Robert ing in the Ohio Suite of the the dissolved parliament to and troops stormed the white sweep his opponents out of office Senate leaders put off consideration of a defense Byrd, the Senate Appropriations Committee University Union. The event marble parliament building. spending bill to spare the administration possible chairman who's prodding Clinton to set a with- will be rescheduled at a in cities and regions from Kare- Lawmakers and their heavily lia in the west to Kamchatka in embarrassment from amendments demanding a drawal date. "If they [the administration] don't later date. armed, paramilitary supporters pullout. Clinton said he would meet with con- have anything to put in the blanks [on a date] we the Far East. had holed up there for two weeks. The rifle-toting guards who gressional leaders Thursday and then announce will. And so I think they've got that message," she his course. said. Outside campus "It is not time for panic," Senate Minority White House press secretary Dee Dee Myers Tke BC NtwiMatku Wallac* Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., said. said, "I don't think anybody's for cutting and run- In a Senate speech. Dole reminded colleagues of ning." a resolution passed two weeks ago asking Clinton At the State Department, spokesman Michael Don't panic! It's just pre- to state a clear policy on Somalia by Oct. 15 and McCurry said Christopher believes it is not the tend: calling for a congressional vote on the deployment time "to abruptly change our posture," regarding On Saturday Oct. 9 at 10 of troops by Nov. IS. the deployment of U.S. personnel in Somalia. "I a.m. a disaster will occur in In a stinging rebuff to the administration. House think that's very clear." Bowling Green. The "disas- Minority Leader Bob Michel, R-Ill., and 64 GOP However, he said that issues such as ground tac- ter" has been in planning for colleagues sent Clinton a letter branding his Soma- tics and the degree of U.N. control over U.S. troops the past 15 months. It will lia policy a failure. "America's international stand- in Somalia were under review. involve a simulated train ing must not be jeopardized by an indecisive and McCurry said Aidld's military strength ap- derailment, bus accident naive approach to foreign policy," it said. More- peared to be growing, in part because of arms and other incidents. over, the letter asked Clinton how he intended to shipments from abroad. Many of the events will occur in the vacinity of Ridge and North Enterprise streets so people should not be alarmed if they see Student Legal Services may emergency vehicles In the area, according to Sue Gav- ron, a contact person for the event. consider deal with Bakies Fire Chief Jack Burns will be the Incident commander compiled by staff reports in the Union, said it is very pos- missal with threats of lawsuits while other county firs sible that an agreement is being and continued to work. units, medical units and the made. Wood County Emergency Greg Bakies, It is not known whether Bakies He had told the board that he Management Agency assist managing at- will resign as part of the deal. was prepared to sue for $10,000 in the response. torney for Stu- Bakies had told the board he in social security payments be- In order to implement this dent Legal Ser- would only vacate his office if tween 1988 and 1991. He also had disaster drill, members of vices, may be the board paid him $15,000 to said he would sue for $40,000 be- the city government, includ- working out a settle a possible breach of con- cause he said the board made ing the mayor and public deal with the tract dispute. slanderous statements about works director, have met firm's board of The SLS Board notifed Bakies him. with University officials. directors, last spring that he was fired, cit- He said news of an agreement which has ing among its complaints the might be available within a few ordered him time he took to file a case about days. Compiled from staff and Sophomore fine arts major Danny Kline practices ikateboardini to vacate his office. Bakies the redistricting issue with the Rodney Wichman, chairman of wire reports. moves in front of Offenhauer Towers. Bakies, still at work In the SLS Ohio Supreme Court. the board, could not be reached office located on the third floor Bakies countered the SLS dis- for comment. Opinion page two The BC News Thursday, October 7, 1993 'jw&tepe $**iftf^=- The BG News -m**** -An Independent Student Voice- Editorial Board Kimberly Larson Editor-in-Chief „ Kirk Pavelich Eileen McNamara Managing Editor Associate Editor Julie Tagliaferro Chris Hawley Campus Editor City Editor Aaron Dorksen Sherry Turco Sports Editor Opinion Editor Connell Barrett Insider Editor Jordan to retire we will miss him How can you replace someone like Michael Jor- dan? Don't try to answer that, because you can't. There is only one Michael, and there will never be another Michael. The news leaked out Tuesday night at the Blue Jays-White Sox playoff game in Chicago, just a few hours after Michael received a standing ovation for throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. The rumor seemed, at first, like someone's idea of a joke, and a tasteless joke at that. But when Michael himself announced his retirement from basketball early yesterday, few were in a joking mood. Michael Jordan has been the object of everyone's attention since he entered the NBA. Sometimes the Fairytale set close to home spotlight has fit him like a king's robe. Other times, though, the glare has been unnecessary, unfair and Not long ago, in a small hamlet called should be in his possession. I must learn why my presence is requested." overwhelming. Rossford in the land of Ohio, there lived a Michael's problems with the media have escalated peasant named David who dreamed of be- Again David knelt before the Royal Bur- within the last few years, and bordered the ridicu- coming a writer. The dream filled his sleep sar. lous during the playoffs last Spring. each night and his mind each day. It comfor- "Pray tell why you have summoned me," ted him most from early morning to late he said, quivering. "Surely you possess my He has been dogged about his financial "dealings" Loan of Stafford by this time." with some rather shady characters and dogged about afternoon, when he toiled at menial labor for his master, who rewarded his sweat with but "It is still being processed," the Royal Bursar replied."and more forms have been his alleged gambling addiction. And recently it has a few pieces of silver. even been suggested that his problems were in some One day, as he performed his menial task misplaced. You must give me a small amount way related to his father's death. and dreamed of filling paper with ink, his of silver to satisfy my needs until Its arrival. If you do not, I must hold back your grades And all Michael wanted to do was win NBA Cham- aged but wise mother happened by. pionships. "My son!" she exclaimed sadly. "Why do and prevent you from requesting further learning." Yes, lefs not forget his amazing stature as the you work for this master who offers you only game's greatest player ever. His accolades are un- undesirable work and a few pieces of silver? David withdrew two silver pieces from wordly, but then again Michael is not exacdy from Why do you not instead attend the Tower of David Coehrs behind his sash. this world. Learning that lies south of our hamlet? For "But I have only these meager savings to there your toil can lead you to a writing mas- live on," he said. Back-to-back-to-back NBA titles, a trio of MVP ter, who will offer you your dream at union speech of a faraway land. He met many "I must have your silver," the Royal Bur- awards, a permanent starting role in the All-Star scale and with full benefits." friendly peasants from hamlets large and sar countered. "And now you must sign more game, and the league's scoring tide - for seven "But mother," said David, "I am a peasant small throughout the Kingdom. And, most forms for the palace of Financial Aid. They straight years. of modest means who has slaved for many importantly, he wrote down thoughts and will quicken the process." But the wood and metal that compose the nu- years for naught. My pouch for silver now ideas for the peasants and their learned Another month passed before David again merous trophies Michael has garnered does not do holds only enough to stay sheltered from the teachers to read and discuss. saw his mother approaching. He threw up cold, to pay the tax man, and to occasionally "My dream is coming true," he told the his hands in despair, and stormed to the pal- him justice. In fact, we won't remember him simply partake of pizza by discount coupon. How other peasants. ace of the Royal Bursar. for his honors. will I gather enough silver to attend the Later that year David's mother greeted "Why do you torment me?" he shouted We will remember Michael for the visual spectacle Tower of Learning?" him a second time, but now she was fllled with frustration. "I have exposed my life to he created when he gripped the orange leather in his "There is but one hope," his mother an- with sadness. you! I have drained my blood for the signa- large hands. swered. "You must prostrate yourself be- tures you required! I have paid from my sil- From his rookie year - when his offense consisted fore the rulers of the Kingdom of Ohio and "The Royal Bursar of the Tower of Learn- ver that which the Loan of Stafford was to solely of driving and dunking - to his final year - the Royal Bursar of the Tower of Learning. ing has received no Loan of Stafford for pay! Yet the weeks of processing have when his three-peat set him apart from friends You must reveal to them the worth of your you," she cried. "My son, did you not sign turned to months, and important forms have and fellow superstars Magic Johnson and Larry Bird belongings and the Intimacies of your life. your name in blood as I instructed?" been lost! "I have no more silver to appease - we have watched, mouth agape, as he performed Then you must sign their triplicated forms "My name is in blood and my soul in you while you wait. What can be done to end with your blood. Only then might you covet escrow!" David exclaimed. "I must learn this madness?" miracles on the hardwood. the use of the Kingdom's plentiful bounty, why the Royal Bursar has received no Loan The Royal Bursar said: "There is one Now Michael is following Magic and Larry into re- which is known as the Loan of Stafford." of Stafford for me!" thing. I myself will temporarily provide you tirement, ready to continue his life -- without basket- "Ah yes," David whispered with awe."The So David visited the palace of the Royal with the silver to continue. But in order to ball. Loan of Stafford. But would the Kingdom so Bursar and knelt humbly before him. grant this favor, I shall need one third the And now, sadly, the NBA begins the era of AJ - eagerly share its fortune with a humble "Pray tell me what wrong deeds I have amount of your total debt now." After Jordan. peasant?" done, that you do not receive my Loan of David sighed heavily and reached down His mother nodded. "At 6.5 percent inter- Stafford," he pleaded. into his left boot. est I would stake my life upon it." "Rise and be of good cheer," the Royal The BG News Staff David knew his mother was wise, so he fol- Bursar replied. "Your Loan of Stafford still "I have only this to help me now," he said, lowed her wishes. In March of that year he is in a processing stage because a simple- stretching out his hand. "It is a magical card, Photo Editor Teresa Thomas prostrated himself before the rulers of the minded courier has misplaced important given to me by a friendly wizard of banking. Insider M.E. Dorian Halkovich Kingdom and the Royal Bursar of the Tower forms. I still eagerly await it, yet I must have Using it will make my debt vanish for thirty Insider Photographer Ross Weitzner of Learning. His life was bared in detail upon a small amount of your silver now to buy days, to resurface at 19 percent interest. But standardized forms and his blood coursed time until its arrival." David produced a the wizard warned me that it is dangerous Special Projects Editor Michael Zawacki through multiple signatures. Hope for his small pouch from his tunic and shook out and must be used with caution." "Ah yes!" Asst. Special Projects Editor Kelly Duquin dream and a six to eight-week processing several silver pieces. the Royal Bursar purred, his eyes gleaming. Asst. Sports Editor Mark DeChant period were promised him. "But these are to buy grain for my bread "I have seen such magical cards! It Is the an- Time passed slowly with anticipation. and seeds for my garden," he pleaded. swer!" Copy Editor Dawn Keller Then one bright May day his mother rushed "I must have your silver," said the Royal David hesitated. "But the interest is 19 Copy Editor Pam Smith to greet David as he returned home from his Bursar, and he pocketed the pieces. "Now, if percent. The Loan of Stafford demands only Copy Editor Robin Coe labor. you please, sign again with your blood the 6.5 percent." "A letterhead scroll has arrived to- forms of Financial Aid. It will quicken the "The Loan of Stafford still is being pro- The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily during the day! "she happily proclaimed. "The Kingdom process." cessed," the Royal Bursar said. "I need your academic year and Wednesdays during the summer session. has granted your Loan of Stafford! My son, David's learning continued, as did his writ- silver now." you will become a writer and get paid vaca- ing. Another month had almost passed when After another moment David handed him 204 West Hall tions! But first you must sign these forms his mother again greeted him with distress. the magical card. "I should draw my sword Bowling Green State University from the palace of Financial Aid to quicken "The Royal Bursar requests your pres- and slay you," he said, teeth gritted. Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0726 the process." ence at his palace," she wailed. "My son, did "Do not be foolish," the Royal Bursar you not reveal the worth of your belongings warned. "Remember the importance of your Copyright 1993, The BG News So David began his daily journeys by hor- seless Dodge to the Tower of Learning. He as he asked?" dream. And now you must sign these forms toiled many long hours to master the trick- "My worth has been tabulated," David with your blood. They will quicken the pro- said, confounded. "The Loan of Stafford cess." THE END (until next semester) Respond ery of numbers and to learn the strange Signed letters or columns express the beliefs of the individual and in no way represent the opinions of The BG News. All readers are encouraged to express their opinions through letters to the editor and Further Ado guest columns. Letters should be 200-300 by Matthew Craig words, typed, and contain the writer's telephone number, address, class rank, and major. Send all submissions to: The BG News, 210 West Hall. Campus

Thursday, October 7, 1993 The BC News page three USG wants student control of fees by Larlssa Hrltsko allocated by the offices of plan- arships, debt services/facility House,"Jackson said. of all the students represented president of the student govern- student government reporter ning and budgeting. charges and student organiza- Students are the best people to from different ethnicities, ment at the University of Toledo, As one of the organization's tions and activities, as well as decide upon the distribution of greeks, non-greeks and graduate the university's student- goals, USG is devising a proposal others. the general fee, Jackson said. students,"Jackson said. controlled general fee is working In an effort to obtain more stu- to send to University President By November, USG plans to "Students could make some of One of the suggestions for a out quite well since it began last dent control In the allocation of Paul Olscamp and the Board of propose to the administration the best recommendations on more effective committee is to year. the general fee, the Undergradu- Trustees which requests that a that students have control over where the increases and de- increase graduate student repre- ate Student Government Is pre- student committee oversee the most of the allocation process. creases of the allocation could sentation, Jackson said. "The student control of the paring legislation which will majority of the allocation pro The part of the general fee occur depending on the know- Because there were problems general fee has been very posi- propose how students could cesses. USG does not want students to ledge of the service,"Jackson in past years when students had tive so far and went through very expand their allocation responsi- Each undergraduate student have control of Is the debt ser- said. control of the general fee, Jack- smoothly, "Armstead said. "Now bilities. paid $275 a semester towards the vice on University buildings, in- The plan to Implement the stu- son said he expects the plan to be students can spend their money The University administration general fee during the 1992-93 cluding the University Union and dent allocation of the general fee, criticized. However, he said that the way they want to and on what has had control of the general fee academic year, according to ice arena, according to USG according to Jackson, will basi- "today is a new day with a new they want to." since 1972, according to a repre- documents from the office of President Jason Jackson. cally remain the same. The caliber of students." sentative of the office of student planning and budgeting. "[USG] wants to ... have the committee which allocates the The University of Toledo, the One of the things the Universi- affairs. This amount, totalling more students responsible for the en- general fee will continue to rep- University of Cincinnati and ty of Toledo did last year as part Wh. 11- students have assisted In than $9.3 million, was then allo- tire [general] fee including stu- resent all students, Jackson said. Kent State University have all of the student control of the gen- the allocation of funding for stu- cated to certain University areas dent organizations, parking ser- "The [administration's general implemented the student control eral fee was Implement a $12 in- dent organizations, most of the and services including auxllary vices, the St-.idem Recreation fee] committee now consists of of general fee allocation process. crease to improve the transit general fee is broken down and programs, general fee schol- Center and the Field 17 members with a good portion According to Matt Armstead, system, Armstead said.

Tk* BC NtviMatkn Wallace Old buildings hinder disabled by Lawrence Hannan general assignment reporter

University officials recognized Disability Awareness Week by pointing out the campus' strengths and weaknesses in its efforts to be handicapped accessible. Nationally, several activities have occurred this week to pro- mote disability awareness among all people and encourage them to help make life easier for disabled persons. By law, all state campuses must provide services to disabled students so they can live as normal a student existence as possi- ble. While the University has succeeded in making new and reno- vated buildings accessible for disabled persons, several older buildings need to be improved, according to Robert Cunni- ngham , coordinator of handicapped services. Hayes Hall and Founders Quadrangle are two buildings that Cunningham said are well equipped. When the buildings were renovated last year, ramps were widened, drinking fountains were lowered and bathroom facilities were upgraded to make things easier for the disabled. Cunningham said he hopes that the older facilities on campus will be upgraded when the time comes to renovate them. He said elevators will probably be installed in Moseley and Hanna halls sometime in the future. He said these buildings, along with University Hall, are not well-equipped in serving the needs of students with disabilities. Cunningham says the deficiencies in these buildings have to do with their age more than anything. When these buildings Sophomore social work major Paul Mortimer exits the Union by University are getting better all the time," Mortimer said. were built in the 1940s and 1950s, state universities were not re- using the handicap faculties. "The wheelchair facilities at the quired to provide services to disabled students, he said. Campus hosts music, art test BGSU health plan

by Lawrence Hinnin The composers of the musical pieces will perimentation in multimedia, electronics not yet affected general assignment reporter be performing in the festival and will dis- and conceptual music. cuss their work and answer questions at by Leah Barnum to be dealt with now, Kreienkamp The University's College of Musical Arts several panel discussions, she said. Her written musical work has been an- environment reporter said. and the Fine Arts Center's galleries will pre- Both the faculty of the College of Musical thologized in "Software for People." She also The health care issues cannot sent the 14th annual New Music and Art Fes- Arts and the students are looking forward to has seventeen albums from various labels of wait on the political process in tival tonight through Sunday. attending the festival, she said. recorded work. Despite the magnitude of Washington as it could take years The music and art presentations will "The students especially enjoy working on President Clinton's health care for government officials to come center around the theme of art and spiritu- a musical piece and then meeting the com- Photography by University faculty mem- plan, It will probably not affect up with a concrete national plan, ality. poser of the work," Shrude said. ber Lynn Whitney will be displayed. the University's proposed facul- he said. The festival is designed to present serious The featured performer at this year's fes- The festival activities are taking place at ty and staff health care plan - at Other reasons make it difficult concert music, according to Marilyn Shrude, tival is Pauline Oliveros. Oliveros is well the Moore Musical Arts Center and the Fine least not right away, according to to speculate about the effects of director of the festival. known In music circles for her work and ex- Arts Center. University officials. the national health plan on that of Although the University may the University faculty and staff, be affected by Clinton's plan as well, he said. when it Is finalized, the imple- The national health plan that mentation of the University's passes through Congress will plan cannot wait according to probably be very different from Pisanello's Pizza Robert Kreienkamp, chairman of Clinton's originally proposed the Classified Staff Council. plan, said Greg Jordan, chairman "We have to look at cost con- of the Administrative Staff No one sells better Pizza for less! tainment for the University Council. now," Kreienkamp said. "[The implementation of the WHEN YOU RIDE DRUNK, ONE MORE Cost containment and the plan] is too far off to tell [what Fast Free Delivery ■#> 352-5166 FOR THE ROAD CM HAVE health care needs of University AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT MEANING. employees are Issues which need See Health Plan, pane five. Bowling Green's ITIOST award winning pizza including several "Best Pizza" and Friday magazines highest rating

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»■ mm • **,**m^m^m Thursday, October 7, 1993 The BG News page five Faculty senate Missing woman may be found talks on health New York City psychic gets 'i ntuitive images' of her location by Michael Zawackl The Associated Press "The case is still open," Marx at Neller & Rabbit. One of the law "We want to know whether she. faculty reporter said. partners arrived at the office is alive or not. My hope is she is Monti said he was watching a about noon and found her purse alive and living a normal life, TOLEDO - A New York City repeat episode of "Unsolved and keys missing, but her car perhaps with a loss of memory,"' The Faculty Senate met at Firelands College Tuesday to cele- psychic said he believes he Mysteries" Monday night when still In the parking lot. he said. brate the college's 25th anniversary celebration and to recog- knows the whereabouts of a he began receiving "intuitive Monti said he believes Ander- nize its affiliation as one of the University's seven undergradu- woman who disappeared 12 years images" about Anderson's son was taken to two locations: a Monti said Anderson was prob- ate colleges. ago while working as a secretary whereabouts. small, light-colored, Cape Cod ably taken to the "home of a per- "Firelands College is an integral part of Bowling Green State at a law office. "I felt I was able to tune right home in Toledo; and then "where son who was very close to her." University, and all of us - faculty, staff, students and the people Police spokesman Sgt. Art into her," Monti told The Bfadk she ended up." "It's funny because nobody of the tri-county area served by the college - are extremely Marx said Wednesday the de- "It was like I knew her for a very Marx said authorities planned would ever expect him," Monti proud of that affiliation," Benjamin Muego, senate chairman, partment had nothing to lose by longtime." to contact Monti this week. said. said in his chairman's report. listening to what psychic John Anderson was 20 years old Anderson's father, Michael The senate discussed the University health care package. Monti had to say about Cynthia when she disappeared on Aug. 4, Anderson, said he wants to know He declined to elaborate until Senators' concerns focused on the additional money Universi- Anderson's disappearance. 1981, from her job as a secretary what happened to his daughter. he could talk to authorities. ty faculty will be asked to pay for the health care package com- pared to what the University administration will be paying. Allen White, faculty senator, said faculty will be paying 30 percent more than they did last year while the University ad- Police Blotter ministration will be paying only an average of six percent more on each employee than it did last year. O On Sept. 29 police received a painted "satanic sayings" in the service at a local bar Saturday. another man was "staring at Some senators also questioned whether the University can report of an intoxicated woman women's restroom at City Park. According to the police report, him" by the railroad tracks Sat- make changes in benefits in the middle of the contract year, carrying a beer can and stagger- the men then "got angry" and urday. Police said the man who Muego said. ing down Route 25. When police O A school official reported proceeded to exit the bar and rip was being stared at believed the "The question came up that wouldn't [changes in benefits in located the woman, they dis- last weekend someone had out the bushes outside the bar. situation was life threatening. the middle of a contract year] cause an unilateral breach of con- covered the can was a pop can "spray painted bad words on a On Sunday a woman was re- tract with the faculty," Muego said. and the woman was sober and playground equipment" at a local O A man was reportedly bitten portedly passed-out in the alley Muego added he asked Robert Holmes, professor of legal hitchhiking. school. by another man in a local bar between two bars. The woman studies, to study the issue further. □ A large, male, brown dog O On Saturday, Micheal R. Slu- Saturday. The bite reportedly was then taken to a local hotel Holmes said currently he had no solid information but only named "Baron" was reportedly sher, 21, of Holland, was cited for required stitches. and left with friends. that the issue is debatable. seen urinating on a bush Sept. 29. disorderly conduct after he was O A Ridge Street resident "First you must look at how the contract is worded to see if According to the police report, seen urinating next to a parked complained of loud students a John K. Curtis, 22, of Ann changes can be made," Holmes said. "Secondly, you have to see the homeowner approached the car. traveling from the bars to cam- Arbor, was found lying on the if a price term in the contract will comply with the rule of defi- dog from behind and "clapped O A woman reported to police pus. Police reported the man said ground passed out on the comer nltes in Ohio contract law." his hands." The dog then report- Saturday she saw a body lying in the students, "bang street signs, of Seventh Street and High Hal Lunde, a senator, presented the senate with intriguing edly charged the man and ran the roadway next to a fast food throw beer cans, have fireworks Street Sunday. He was taken to transparencies comparing the University health care package off. Police said the dog owner restaurant. When police arrived and often times run through the station and arrested for dis- with the health care package at the University of Toledo. will apologize to the homeowner. the body was gone. lawns." orderly conduct with intoxica- Muego said Lunde's transparencies make the point that the O Someone reportedly spray O Several men were refused a A man reported to police that tion. University's health care package is more expensive. In other business, senator Milton Hakel asked the faculty sen- ate members for their views on the state-mandated increase in Health Plan teaching hours. Continued from page three. Hakel was appointed by University President Paul Olscamp to be the University faculty representative on a state committee to the effects] will be," said Donald will be effected in years to come create guidelines for the mandate. Boren, chairman of the Health may depend upon whether there Care Task Force, which is the are federal mandates, Jordan group that derived the Universi- said. ty Medical Health Plan. Because Clinton's proposed "If federal mandates are in the plan is geared mainly toward plan, of course we will have to benef itting people without insur- follow them," Jordan said. "But ance, it may not have any effects current focus for the University on the University, said Benjamin ought to be to work within the Muego, chairman of the Faculty system now. We'll worry about Senate. what comes down the road later "Right now my guess is that on." [Clinton's proposed plan] proba- "There are a lot of things that bly will not have any effect on could happen, but we wont know our self-insured status," he said. until something definite comes Whether the University's plan out of Washington," Muego said.

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The Associated Press Jim Lefebvre was fired in the Stewart left after escaping in afternoon and now the White the sixth, Al Leiter followed Falcon rugby to defeat Sox are mired in a slump that with two scoreless innings and CHICAGO - The Toronto threatens to end their season. Duane Ward worked the ninth Leadoff hitters Rickey Hen- for a save. Blue Jays had seen the stare so alternately spun the ball or many times from Dave Ste- derson of Toronto and Tim by Carl Lirlccia called back. Then the wind took launched huge ground gaining wart, they knew It meant only Raines of the White Sox each Stewart, however, really sports writer over - end of discussion." An obviously elated Kent kicks to keep Kent pinned in its one thing. Big game, big trou- scored in the first inning. The saved the game in the sixth. own end. ble. Blue Jays, who got all their Frank Thomas opened the squad - most of whom were not On one end of the campus.Sat- Wing Jim Oster was the next That's why the Blue Jays runs in Tuesday night's 7-3 vic- inning with a single and Robin born when BG began its streak of Ventura also singled. While the urday, jubilation was the order of dominance - was not nearly as victim of the whistle as he swept went out and signed him after tory on two-out hits, went the Kent end and dove into the winning the World Series. They ahead in the fourth against fans waved white socks, Ste- the day as the football team ex- charitable. tended its MAC winning streak, "Was that their first team out end zone with what would have knew there would be more Alex Fernandez on Paul Moll- wart put himself in a further been the game-winning try. Once moments like this, and they jam when he walked Ellis setting a conference record. there?" Kent center Mike Rorar tor's two-out double, an RBI On the other end, however, de- again the Falcons were denied, wanted him on their side when single by Tony Fernandez and Burks on four pitches. said. "I mean, BG had about as spair reigned as the rugby team much intensity as a 'B' team." though, as Oster was called for those tight spots came. a throwing error by second had its own winning streak The Falcons looked to be on losing the ball before downing it Stewart did not disappoint baseman Joey Cora After throwing ball one to them Wednesday. Pitching for snapped by Kent State. track for an easy victory when "In a match this close," Maz- Dan Pasqua, It was time for The Golden Flashes edged they scored less than a minute zarella said. "Losing two scores his new team for the first time Stewart to show why Toronto in the postseason, he worked Bowling Green 10-7 to end 20 into the match off a rolling maul like that was bound to have a gave a 36-year-old pitcher an years of frustration with the Fal- near the Kent goal line. psychological effect on a team as out of a bases-loaded, no-out $8.5 million, two-year contract. jam in the sixth inning and led cons. The loss also severely dam- Flanker Philippe Pourquery young as ours." Toronto past the Chicago White aged BG's chance of regaining earned most of the tough yardage Having twice dodged a bullet, Staring straight ahead, fo- the Midwest Collegiate Rugby but was stopped at the one-yard Kent seized the shift in the mo- Sox 3-1 for a 2-0 lead in the AL cusing only on catcher Pat playoffs. Championship it last won in 1988. line. Prop Gonzalo Zaldo snagged mentum of the match to mount Borders and occasionally "We've dug a hole for ourselves the ball and dove in for a try. its first offensive effort of the Stewart improved his playoff pounding the ball into his glove record, already the best ever, that is about as deep as you can Kurt Bittner's conversion kick match. or flicking his glove off his get, but we still see the light at from a difficult angle made it a Outmanned in the backfield, to an even better 7-0 and sent thigh, he retired Pasqua on a the series back to the Sky Dome the top," head coach Roger Maz- quick 7-0. the Golden Flashes proceeded to fly ball too shallow to score a zarella said. "We are going to BG looked to be on a roll, but ram the ball down the throats of for Game 3 Friday night. Pat run. Hentgen (19-9) will start for have to scratch and claw our way the referee's whistle began to the Falcon forwards. With less Toronto against Wilson Al- back to the race for the Midwest sound at some inopportune mo- than a minute to go in the first That brought up Lance John- berth. ments. half, Kent scored on a goal-line varez (15-8). son, who fouled off four The loss made it a triply ter- "I guess we're going to find out Less than a minute after Zal- plunge by lock Jeff Keen to make Dave Stewart of the Toronto straight 1-2 pitches. Stewart do's try, Bittner was streaking rible day for Chicago sports Blue Jayi prepares to deliver a just how much character this the score 7-5. hung in just as tough, and got team has." down the sidleine after an inter- With the stiff wind now at fans. Michael Jordan retired in pitch doling game two of the Johnson on a little pop to third the morning, Cubs manager American League Series. When pressed for an explana- ception for five more points, only Kent's back in the second half, base. tion for the loss, Mazzarella said to be called back when Kent was BG's only hope was to hold on to Mother Nature had his team's called for a forward pass. The their narrow lead for the next 40 2> Poster Sale Poster Sale Poster Sale Poster Sale Poster Sale Poster Sale -n number. stoppage wiped out an obvious minutes. For 37 of those minutes, "Our first score came too eas- BG advantage - and five points. the Falcons mounted a magnifi- ily," he said. "Then we got frus- Making good use of the wind at cent stand inside their own end European Rock trated when the next two were their backs, the Falcon backs only to fail in the final moments. All-Midwest prop Dan Leslie I powered over the Falcon goal line to give Kent the victory by a Poster Sale score of 10-7. The day's second match was a RESUMES study in contrasts as Kent - its emotions spent - took the field • • • • tottb tftot&! against a Falcon squad de- termined to salvage Its honor. The result was a track meet as CALL JULIE AT 352-8817 See vttittne, page seven. Ihursd.iy, October 7, 1993 The BC News page seven

=SCOREBOARD= Cavs not happy COLLEGE Volleyball New, improved Intoufffi Wrtottttouy Football about retirement MAC Standings Albert Belle gets MAC Standings H L. Con Ban Stale (B-4) 5 0 Bowling Graen (75) 4 1 w I PCI W L I F Mchigan (14 3) 4 2 Western MIC" 3 0 i ooo 3 2 0 a second chance Kent (7-8) 3 2 1 ooo 1 0 Ball Slate 2 C Mchigan (11-4) 3 3 Bowling Green 1 i ooo 2 0 Toledo (8 S| 2 3 by Brian Mart stick with him, and it has Eastern Mch I 1 ooo 2 0 Akron (0-7) 2 3 turned out to be one of their Akron 2 887 2 0 sports writer Maml (4 l?) 2 4 smartest decisions. Toledo 1 500 2 0 W Mchigan (3-10) 1 4 Central M£h 1 .333 4 0 10 Ohio (7-9) 1 S Not only has Belle blos- Kan 0 000 4 0 In today's under-the- somed Into one of the game's Mam 0 000 I 3 0 mlcroscope \vorld of sports, a ONoU o 000 0 S 0 Frtday'a Oamea finest power hitters, he has Toledo al Akron career scarred with acts of matured a great deal as a per- taiufdey-e raauda Bowling Green al Kent controversy and irresponsibil- son, and the fans have taken Ball stare al Mm" ity usually gains an athlete Bowling Green 17. Toledo 10 Western Mchigan al Ohio notice. Belle and Carlos Weilern McNga n 27. Kent 21 nothing but fan resentment. Bacrga liave become the most Eastern Michigan 15. Maml 7 Saturday-* < Such is not the case for In- Ball Stale 70. Carnal Mchigan 17 Bowling Green al Akron Virginia 41. Ohio U 7 Toledo al Kanl dian's outfielder Albert Belle. Army 35. Akron 14 Weilem Mchigan al Maml In fact, just the opposite holds Ball Stale at Ohio true. Despite his history of Silurdiy Od 9 poor decision making and ina- bility to control his red alarm Bowling Green al Onto Soccer Toledo al Ban Slaw temper, Belle has become an Central Michigan al western Michigan through rmmdmy Icon to Cleveland fans. Keni al Eaatem Michigan Belle's penchant for trouble Maml a! Akron became apparent as early as Brian Mart MAC Standings his college days at LSU. Al- Big Ten Standings though he was kicked off the team for attempting to assualt popular Indians players since Overall TarunlOvetsin W- L I a fan who taunted him with Super Joe Charboneau took W I Pet WIT 1 Bowling Green (7 2 0) 2 0 0 racial remarks, his batting Cleveland fans on a one year Penn Stale 2 0 1.000 5 0 0 2 Maml (7-2-1) 1 0 0 Ohio State 1 000 4 0 0 3 C.McNgin(l-e-l) 1 1 0 was potent enough for the In- magic carpet ride a dozen Wisconsin 1 000 4 0 0 4 W Mchigan (8 4-0) 1 2 0 dians to overlook his miscon- years ago. Mchigan 1 000 3 1 0 5 Akron (4-3-1) 0 0 0 tknoii t 000 1 3 0 8. E. Mchigan(7 40) 0 2 0 duct and select him in the 1987 Sunday's stadium finale was Mchigan Slate 0 000 2 1 0 draft. a good indicator as to how Indiana 0 000 3 1 0 Hoping he would outgrow popular Belle has become. Northwestern 0 000 2 2 0 Friday Oct. I Purdue 0 000 1 3 0 Western Mchigan al Akron his temper, the Indians were Frank Thomas, Chicago's A.L. Mnnesola 0 000 1 3 0 extremely tolerant with Belle. MVP candidate, entered the Iowa 0 000 2 2 0 Sal.- Sun. Oct. 8-10 Eastern Mchigan al Kentucky ToumemenI He made the club out of spring game trailing Belle by three (leslnglon, Ky ) training in 1990, but was de- for the RBI lead. Thomas, who The Associated Press Sriurdayo reautle Jordan's retirement announce- Michigan 24. Ml 7 had not played In Chicago's Saturday Oct.! moted to Colorado Springs ment Wednesday as they made a Illinois 28. Purdue 10 Valparaiso at Mam previous four games due to in- Ohio Stale 51. Northwetlarn 3 after a slow start. After com- CANTON, Ohio -- The Cleve- publicity appearance for the jury, was quoted as saying ing back from a suspension he land Cavaliers are among the team at a Canton restaurant. Non-conference Sunday Oct. 10 received for pulverizing a that if Belle won the RBI title, Penn State 70. Man/land 7 Akron at Central Mchigan NBA title contenders who have "He will stick in the minds of Indiana at Bowling Graen clubhouse commode, he left it would be by default. seen hopes dashed in recent everyone who played the game, the team for what he called In the eighth inning Thomas years due to Michael Jordan's watched the game and enjoyed came to the plate with a man Whistle "personal reasons". greatness on a basketball court. the game," Wilkins said. "It's a on first and needing a home Continued from page tin. The "personal reason" "Mike was a winner and he was sad thing, but it does have oppor- turned out to be a growing al- run to overtake the RBI lead one of the greatest winners on tunities, not only for us but the cohol problem, for which he from Belle. 70,000 plus fans and off the court. No one wants to BG crushed the Flashes 70-0. wards Dan Kelley and Dennis Knicks." Clark. enrolled in a detox clinic. Be- who hadn't a reason to cheer see him retire," said Cleveland Last season, the Knicks had the Fullback Jeff Wagner led the lle came out a new man, lit- all day (the Tribe was down scoring two tries and five con- guard Gerald Wilkins, who lost best regular-season record in the The Falcon 'C and D' squads erally. Upon completion of the 4-0 and in danger of being out to Jordan and the Chicago NBA Eastern Conference. The versions for 20 points. The rest of program, he requested that he swept in their gala final Sta- the scoring was spread out were in action as well. The 'C Bulls as a member of the New Bulls were next and the Cava- squad beat Kenyon College 5-3 on no longer be referred to as dium series) suddenly united York Knicks before suffering the liers were third. around the Falcon backfleld with "Joey",the name he had de- in a mammoth chant of wing Scott Anderson and scrum a try by Gary Sadowski. The 'D' same fate last season with the "I patterned some of my work squad lost to Ohio Northern 3-0. rived from his middle name, "WALK HIM, WALK HIM!", Cavaliers. ethic and intensity on him, be- half Brian Keefe each picking up Jojuan. which Indian pitcher Jerry The Bulls, on their way to a cause I knew he was the guy to a pair of tries. The 'A' squad, now 18-3, will However, the new name did Dipoto did on five pitches. third-straight NBA champion- Wing Val Nguyen and centers travel to Miami University this not result in a new attitude. In Thomas angrily flipped his beat," Wilkins said. ship, swept the Cavaliers in four Fratello, the former coach of Brett Buffa and Josh Miller weekend for three matches on 1991 Belle was again sent to bat away, and as he wallowed games in the second round of the the Atlanta Hawks, saw Jordan chipped in one apiece as did for- Saturday. the minors after failing to run down to first base the crowd playoffs. out a ground ball. Later that rose and chanted Albert's play often the past three years. Wilkins and new Cavaliers Fratello was a network analyst season, his name became a name. Belle, in a show of re- coach Mike Fratello spoke about !■■■■■! spect for Thomas did not ac- for NBA telecasts. ID household word when A.I,. -»iw*ir*«ntk>«ta">w«ttj,t» Christian "THE COOLEST KIDS president Bobby Brown sus- knowledge the crowd in ¥*¥****¥***¥**¥*******¥ MMMH ¥apea"Jetaa%f I aHf ■• fetf »Mf - f>» »* pended him one week for words. Instead, when the next lHtHOTTESTIWnV." throwing a ball Into the chest batter lined a single in front of * ^B ,_„«*»-■ Weekend of a heckling fan. him, he charged the ball hard Friday At this point, many teams and threw out the runner at- * and would have given up on Belle. templng to score to end the * Saturday The Indians, a small market Chicago inning. * U 210 team desperately trying to That was the new and ap- * MSC. save money by developing proved Albert Belle's way of * * their own players as opposed saying thanks. $1.50 to spending big bucks on es- Brian Mart is a sports writer * tablished players, decided to for the The News. * am * Thursday, October 7 From 8 pm until 9pm 8:00 & 10:00 P.M. Midnight * JUNTOS - Hispanic Graduate * Also Free Showing of "Maria Antoinette^ * Tonight at 8:00 in Gish Film Theater Is three a charm? * Student Assoc. The Associated Press * Presents: Rudolph J. Chavez If necessary. 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Schilling ter this year with the additions of (16-7,4.02 ERA) was 0-2 with two Greg Maddux and Fred McGrlff. no-decisions In four starts Philadelphia, which finished against the Braves, allowing 24 last In 1992, led all but one day In hits and 16 runs in 211-3 innings. winning the East with 97 wins. The first two games are In Vet- "I was a little bit surprised to erans Stadium beginning tonight get the start and I feel a little bad (8:12 p.m. EDT). After a Friday for Smoltz who pitched as well as open date, the series moves to At- anyone this year," Avery said. lanta for the next three, and back "But I'm ready and I'm confi- to Philadelphia for the final two. dent." 354-2433 Colorado Ski October Special Trip 2 Medium Pizzas Jan 1-9, 1994 with 1 topping on each Organizational Meeting Thursday, Oct. 7th 8:00 } $6.99 The Taft room In the Union each additional item 75

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BE THERE" ThelaChi Jeremy FoKx high**t GPA on campus. W* hop* w* will tol STUDENT GROUPSI Women's 10-speed bike Ilk* new. $75 PUBLICITY OFFICERS Having trouble ad tow in your (contops WANTED Ralae aa Much ea You Kappa Sig " DM GM " Kappa Sig Call 352-1851 vertismg your events on campus?? Come to Lov*. In* Pledges Llea Kocab to the "Baal Oressvd Man on Want In On* Weak! our "Creative Ways to Pubedze Events On Campus". Kappa Sigma Or*g ■•Hard (100...es00.-l1S00l Campus" workshop scheduled lor Wednesday N**d*d tor Sp 94 - 1 male subksasar for 3rd Market Applications for Citibank evening October 13. from 7008:30 p.m Congratulations to Jaeon Jackson and Shoe* St. Apt. $187.SO/mo. I utils. Can Dave or Jim VISA, MCI, SEARS, AMOCOstc Gardner MacLean. Associate Director ol Public Wright for being chosen as our Hom*com*ng DG ' Pikes • DG at 364-5301. Call for your FREE T-SHIRT and to FOR RENT Reiaoons will be the guest presenter. For res- King and Queen You wi do a fanlaatlc fob Congratulations K*n Mullaly tor being chosen quality tor FREE TRIP to MTV 1 Sublease needed imm*diately for 2 bedroom ervations, please contact the Student Activities representing BGSU as th* Pi Kappa Alpha Dreamgirli Your* so SPRING BREAK ,»4. apartment. Completely furnished, dose to Office 41372 2843 Love. The Sisters of Delta Gamma. dreamyl W* are vary excited tor you. Call 1-600-932-0521, e«1 65 2 bedroom apartments available immediately campus. Can Kathy at 352-4964 Lov*. Your DG Sisters Furnished or unfurnished. Call 352-9302. Snap9hota Congratulations to Julie M*lon*y on her re- Trsvel Frs*l Sell quality vacations tor th* most cent lavaJiehng to Pi Kappa Alpha Alum Read O-.ll Cooks needed Full or pan Bme 3 bdrm. dose to campus. Today 11 00-2:00 8 4 30-8:30 reliable Spring Break Company! Cancun. Ja- Double Burger, Chicken Hoagie or BLT, Parka For more information cell Linda or B*v Available Immediately. maica, S. Padre Island. Florida Best commis- Ines and 24 oz pop: $2 99 " WALT DISNEY WORLD " at DOC'S in Tontogeny 623-4081. 353-0520 CS/MI3 matore. NCC (Dayton) I* eeeklng is hiring tor Spring Sem*sler sions/service Call Sun Splash Tours Double Burger. Chicken Hoagie or BLT. studonte tor Surnrnsr or Spring Inesntotieae, SUNOAY. OCT. 10th 1 600 426 7/10 fries, bowl of soup and 24 oz pop* S3 99 Eiceilem pay end eiperkw.ee. Call 373-2481 8.00 pm. 1007 BAA Help Wanted: 10-40 hours/wk.. issiibi* ForFWnt In Commons, Harshman, Kreischor or slop by Co-op Office In 238 Admin. schedule Openings throughout Ohio. Duplex, sdisosnt to campus and McDonald Dining Halls DEE OEE" SKS EP • DEE GEE • 3KJ EP MUST ATTEND TO IVTERVIEWI HELP WANTED tgoo/slarting pay. 666-1726. 352-0000. OuMHOns? X-2451. Coop The sisters ol Delta Qsmrns would Ilk* to High volume Cardinal Family Restaurant has YOGA WORK9HOPsponsored by U.D A. " WALT DISNEY WORLD " thank the brothers ol Sigma PM Epellon for lull time positions available for lin* cooks and Oct 18lh. 12-2pm- 105Eppl*rN $6 00NON ■her kissing carnations - You look*d gr*alI Now renting 2 6 3 Bedroom apartments. Rent Maintenance waitresses Excellent opportunity for secure u D A member'$4.00 U.D.A member ThsOssOess starts at S399-$455 Central ArC: carpeted: Property Management Company seeking full position and income Apply in person any day. QUESTIONS??? 2-4370. appliances included. Applicants must be in- Alpha Phi Evan Ogg Alpha Phi Urn* expenenced maintenance person. Must I-7S at SR 18. •ml 167. North Baftlmors. OH. Congrats on your pearling to Jason Green t come qualified. Fast months rent free to el taHaZate-Delta Z*ta have own tools, transportation HVAC eipsri- wish you the best ol lucklove. Ill Julie qualified applicants Handicap accessible The Bme will soon arrive •no* helpful Send resume to: OFFICE CLEANING LOST & FOUND units. For mors information, please call Barb When we w-l all gather together as one Buckeye Management Company evenings. 10 12 hours per week Bowling Gr**n Estates To mis. mingl*. and hav* ions of (un. SK-JanktwCopoXa'SK 760 NortWawn Dr Call 352-5822 352-5987 Will you survive'' Th* sisters of Sigma Kappa would kks to *x- Columbus. OH 43214 FOUND: Watch between Towers Inn a MAC Data Zeta Chapter Retr eel press their warmest thanks 10 Janine Copolla Ann: Pst Rawlini cafeteria Call to Penury. Brian 2-3352 7pm-? for being an AWESOME House Director E.OJE. SPRING BREAK >94 On* bedroom apsrtmsnt B*m*ral 9K ' Jaran* Copotla - SK 6221/2 N. Main Campus Rap* Needed SERVICES OFFERED Contact Newlove Rentals PI PHI-BETA "PI PHI •BETA $70O/wk. cannery workors; $4000/mo. dock- 328 S. Main (our only office) Congratulalons to JANICE SOQOAN on her hands. Alaska fishing Industry now hiring for 'CANCUN' 352-5620 recent lavaliermg to Beta Theta Pi CHRIS SK ■ Sigma Kappa • 9K next summer 11,000 Opening*. No Oxp. •BAHAMAS' • SOUTH PADRE ISLAND • PREGNANT? 3IEBER New Member*. Keep up that awasoma Sigma nsosssary. Free rm. 6 bd. These |0bs go Isatl Subksasar needed ASAP. 2 bedroom. 1 1/2 We can help FREE 8 CONFDENTIAL preg- . VYe wash you both the b**tl Kappa Enthusiasml Get psyche. Initiation is Employment Alaska 1 206-323 2672 • PANAMA CITY BEACH • baths Cambridge Commons, 724 S. College • DAYTONA BEACH • nancy tests, support 8 information. BG Preg- PI PHI-BETA "PI PHI-BETA |ust around fha corner I f7. $405/mo includes util except electric Con Apply Monday through Friday in person before - nancy Center. Co* 354 HOPE SK • Sigma Kappa ■ SK • KEY WEST tact 352 6553 noon rf possible Immediate openings for wait Royal Cleaning Service* (or your home. DO * Danielle Ferguson * DO Your sisters would like to express to you how and bar staff. Eip. prsf. but will train Quarter's Travel Free and Earn Commissions Two bedroom apartments Thorough, reliable, eipen*nc*d 8 insured 70* Fifth Street proud w* are of you for being on in* Horns- 9K • 91gme Kappa • SK Bar a Grit Free estimates 353-2008 722 Fourth Street coming Court Greet Job) Love. Your SMera Th* sister s of Sigma Kappa would kks to con- Woodland Mai BREAKAWAY TOURS INC. SKYDIVENow 10 minutes from BGSU Visa 8 gratulate Heather Palmar and Audrey Print- Contact Newlove Renisls DO • Din* DksgUo • DO PART TIME STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Mastercard accepted. Student 8 group dis- lee 1-80Q.214-8687 328 S Main (our only office) Congrelulatlone on being picked aa an Ex- counts SKYDTVE B G 352 5200 on being voted Slelere of the Week Are you looking for part-time employment of 15 352-5620 ecutive Board Member tor th* 1994 Leader SK-Sigma Kappa "SK hours plus par week within walking distance to s"p Conference Wo are very proud of you I BGSU campus' Interested in working various PERSONALS Lov*. Your Sisters- -The Da* Oeoe unskilled jobs in assembly, packaging, ate? Rate ol pay is $4 25 per hour Apply in person RUSH GROUP 10 REUNION - SK THETA CHI'SK between the hours of 9 00am and 5 00pm OCT. 7 ATS PM-CAMPUS POUEVEYE. Th* sisters of Sigma Kappa would Ik* to (Mon-Fri) at: Advanced Specially Products. RUSH OROUP 10 REUNION Many thanx to Jen. Amanda, and the Pledge thank the members of Thai* Chrtor th* kissing Inc 428CloughSt.BG,OH43402. Board lor all you've done lor usi We appreciate STE P.I would lik* to wish « Happy Belated carnations SK" THETA CHI'SK and love .ou em Love.'93 Pledge Class Birthday to Tara Andrews October S Be sure to get your complimentary Nacho Chips and ^ Special Tex-Mex BG UNIVERSITY YMCA Salsa this week at Towers West! COME JOIN THE FUN & .99 Margarita MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Specials 354-7262 (non-alcoholic) 1068 MORTH MAIN Membership Drive: Oct. 4-8 Union Foyer

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