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by Lee Byrd by Angela Blandina Associated Press Writer assistant news editor
Wood County Commissioners WASHINGTON — George contributed $50,000 Thursday Bush spent his last day as vice toward the development of the Bresident Thursday rehearsing University's industrial research le presidential inaugural ad- park. dress he will deliver at noon In his presentation to Univer- Friday and saluting the mentor sity President Paul Olscamp, whose shoes, he said, would be Commissioner Leonard Stevens "pretty darn hard to fill." said his office is "happy to par- On the eve of his installation ticipate" in the park and will into the heavy responsibilities of continue to support the Univer- office, Bush was upbeat. "I real- sity in its economic endeavors. ly feel this," he said. "Our best "We have vowed to help (the days are yet to come." University) out more and more Bush spent much of the day in economic development," he out of the public eye. preparing said at a press conference at the for one sentimental last visit to Chamber of Commerce. the Oval Office as a loyal subor- In addition, Bowling Green dinate, giving interviews and Mayor Edwin Miller presented rehearsing the 15-minute ad- Olscamp with a check for dress which will set the tone of $250,000 — matching the in- his administration. dustrial grant awarded to the For this state occasion, Wash- University in August by the Ohio ington's weather was atypical. Department of Economic De- velopment. BG News/ John Grieshop Visitors and Washingtonians Miller said the money is a sti- Bowling Green Mayor Ed Miller (left). University President Paul Olscamp. City of Bowling Green and the Wood County Commissioners office each alike strolled with topcoats un- pend to be used toward the and Wood County Commissioner Leonard Stevens (right), look over the donated S250.000 for the development of the park at a press conference buttoned in the balmy-for- plans for a new research park to be built on the east side of campus. The January sunshine. A mixture of water and sewer system of the held Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce. sunshine and clouds, with an 88-acre, $1.9 million park, lo- tive park tenants. compatible with the environ- Mid-Am representative Jer- met with Robert Patton, dean of afternoon chill, was predicted cated east of I-7S and north of A business must "enhance the ment and existing structures of ome Bechstein, executive vice the College of Business Adminis- for today, when Bush takes the Wooster Street. economic base of Bowling the park, he said. president, said the company tration, and are looking at ways oath. According to Olscamp, Green," while providing an op- Mid-American National Bank plans to build an operations to interphase with the Universi- several companies are being EH-tunity for University uiterac- and Trust Co. meets the three center at the site. The center ty- Four years ago, the weather considered as tenants. He de- ons — one of the primary requirements, Olscamp said. will house the company's com- "We are interested in utilizing was so harsh that President clined to release names until reasons for the park's existence, The company, headquartered in puter, personnel and accounting their resources, their people, Reagan had to be sworn in in- plans are finalized, but did stipu- Olscamp said. downtown Bowling Green, is the offices, Bechstein said. their technology and thair doors and his inauguration par- late three criteria for prospec- Potential tenants must also be park's anchor tenant. He said Mid-Am officials have professors," Bechstein said. ade was cancelled. Turnpike expanding Russian prof to teach New interchanges link travelers to Toledo interchanges," Sweeney said. language, geography by John Kohlstrand He said the airport interchange will make the staff reporter Toledo Express Airport even more important in by Jennifer Taday Andrew Kerek, dean of the college of arts and attracting air cargo and airline passengers to staff reporter sciences, said he hopes University students will Toledo. gain firsthand knowledge of the Russian language Travelers will have greater access to the Although Barnett said he does not expect con- and culture through Vupkova. Toledo area upon completion of two Ohio Turn- struction on the airport interchange to congest A Moscow professor arriving at the University He said her expertise and insight will not only pike interchanges. traffic, he said minimal problems may be today will bring hands-on experience to the Rus- help students, but benefit the University. The additions will connect Interstate 75 and caused by the construction on 1-75. sian department. Pogacar, assistant German and Russian profes- Toledo Express Airport to the turnpike, costing Dave Miesmer, director of the Wood County Liudmilla Vupkova, professor of general linguis- sor, said he hopes to gain a valuable outside opin- the Ohio Turnpike Commission $25 million and Planning Commission, said he "envisions" the tics at the University of Friendship of Peoples, will ion of the teaching methods and curriculum in the $10 million respectively, said Bob Barnett, di- project to open up the entire northern part of help teach three Russian language courses this University's Russian Department. rector of information and research. Wood County, making access to all areas of the semester, said Timothy Pogacar, director of the According to Mark Sweeney, director of pub- county easier. Soviet studies program. "Vupkova is an invaluable resource with sug- lic relations for the Toledo-Lucas County Port The 1-75 interchange will also simplify travel In addition to teaching language classes, Vup- gestions, evaluations, and models for instruction Authority, the new interchanges will complete a for students using the turnpike to travel east to kova will instruct a Soviet Union Today and Soviet for the University programs," Kerek said. needed and long overdue transportation net- Cleveland or west towards Chicago, Miesmer geography course, lecture in University history He said it is advantageous to the University to work. said. classes and visit local city schools, Pogacar said. host a professor from another country. "The Port Authority has been after the Turn- Construction on the interchanges is scheduled "We will also organize meals in the dining halls Vupkova's visit is sponsored by the American pike Commission many years to build these to begin this summer and end by the fall of 1990. where students, other than ones taking Russian, Council of Teachers of the United States and Soviet can eat dinner with Vupkova," Pogacar said. Curriculum, Pogacar said. Friday News in Brief
According fo the National Weather at the scene, authorities said. Annual Nursing Careers and Job Fair at the Medi- Service at the Toledo Chemical fire burns four Mentor Fire Chief John Preuer says there were cal College of Ohio Jan. 23. Express Airport, today at least three hazardous materials involved in the Beginning at 9:30 a.m., students will have a will be mostly cloudy fire. It was not immediately known what the mate- chance to obtain information regarding job mar- with a 40 percent PAINESVILLE (AP) — An explosion Thursday rials were. ket conditions, specialty fields and the future of the chance of snow flur- at a chemical plant injured several people and nursing profession. During the afternoon, arrang- ries and temperatures Erompted engines from seven fire departments to ements can be made for individual interviews with falling Into the lower e sent to the scene, authorities said. Job information offered the participating organizations. 20s. Tonight will be Fire officials said they didn't immediately know The job (air, sponsored by Bowling Green State partly cloudy with a the cause of the 11 a.m. explosion at Ricerca Inc. for nursing students University Placement Service, the University of low of 10 to 15. Satur- Officials said there were no fatalities but four Toledo and the Nursing Student Association, will day will be mostly employees who worked at the plant suffered flash be held at the Hilton Hotel on the MCO campus. sunny with a high In burns and were taken to Lake East Hospital in Representatives from more than 50 hospitals Contact Tom Gorman at 372-2356 for more in- the mld-20s. Painesville. Others were treated for minor injuries and health care organizations will assemble at the formation. THE BG NEWS
2 lONawi January 20,1989 Editorial THE BG NEWS -An independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD B-day haunts moose, doll Julie Wallace Editor A couple of weeks ago, I read in USA To- mouth, and chews.) Bullwinkle: (Looking hurt) Barbie, I day that both the Barbie doll and Bull winkle Barbie: You still haven't gotten over that, thought you'd heard. Deborah Gottschalk Elizabeth Kimes the Moose will be turning 30 this year. I think have you, big guy? Barbie: You mean? Managing Editor News Editor it's only fitting that they celebrate together. Bullwinkle: On a few stations, sure. But Bullwinkle: That's him over on the wall Setting: A dark comer of a modest restau- it's on at odd hours, and the stations constan- there. Roadkill. I had him stuffed. I figured Andy Woodard Scott R. Whitehead rant in Frostbite Falls, Minnesota. Seated tly bump it at the last minute with one of he'd have wanted it that way. together at a candlelit table is an unlikely those half-hour commercials. You know the Barbie: Roadkill? I thought he was a fly- Asst. Managing Editor City Editor couple: a breathtaking blonde and a huge, kind: "You Can Get Stinking Rich in IS ing squirrel? fully antlered bull moose. A bottle of cham- Minutes." That sort of thing. Bullwinkle: Well, he was, but he used to go Judi Kopp Judy Immel pagne cools in a bowl of ice. Barbie: (Polishing her gold bracelet) Hey, on long walks to try to sort out his head. He Editorial Editor Editorial Editor Barbie: I just can't get over what a don't knock those things until you've tried couldn't go on long flights for that. Too dan- charming place you have, Bullie! them. gerous after all those air traffic controllers Bullwinkle: Well, it keeps food on the table Bullwinkle: You mean? got the axe. for me, I'll say that much for it. And busi- Barbie: Sure! How do you think I went Barbie: And yet... ness is bound to pick up, now that a celebrity from having no more accessories than a ce- Bullwinkle: (Nodding) Gary Busey hit of your status has been here. Thanks for ment-headed boyfriend and a beach towel to him with his chopper. It was part of that Sport bylaw coming. having a Corvette, a gym, and a Jacuzzi? same big accident. It was in all the papers. Barbie: Hey, I had to get away from New Hadn't you noticed how I've changed? Barbie: I didn't see any mention of Rocky, York during this 30th birthday hoopla. I though! mean, the media is getting out of hand. Did Bullwinkle: So that's how you did it? I'll be you know I've had oners from Phil, Morton doggoned! Bullwinkle: The Enquirer was the only unfair, needs Barbie: You still say the cutest things. paper that covered it. And nobody believed and Dr. Ruth? Bullwinkle: Well, after years and years of em. The boy who cried wolf, you know? Bull winkle: No kidding!? that kind of dialogue, it's a matter of reflex. Barbie: Honest! I can just imagine what Old habits are hard to break. Practically Barbie: Oh Bully, I'm so sorry! she V/ask me: "Being made of bendable ma- Bullwinkle: Oh, that's OK, kid. I'm getting re-evaluation terial must be a great advantage. What posi- once a week I catch myself doing that old hat trick. over it. Anyway, tonight was supposed to be tion is your favorite?" a happy night. The Southeastern Athletic Conference had good Bullwinkle: Yeah, I wouldn't put it past Barbie: You mean the one where you try intentions when it proposed Proposition 42 at her. She had me on, you know. and pull a rabbit out of the hat? Barbie: (Leaning forward) It still can be. the NCAA Convention in San Francisco last week. Barbie: You're kidding! What did she ask Bullwinkle: (Smiling) "Button up my Bullwinkle: Boy, you have changed! you? sleeve!" Barbie: Happy 30th, big guy. But the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Bullwinkle: Really personal stuff. That Barbie: Did you ever get it to work? Bullwinkle: Happy 30th, yourself, kiddo. Under the current NCAA bylaws, Proposition 48, fling I had with Bambi's mother for starters. Bullwinkle: No, but I ve come close. Last (They toast.) student athletes are eligible for scholarships if they Barbie: That's really tasteless! Well, she week I pulled out a hamster. meet part of the standards set by the association. won't get me there. (Looks around the res- Barbie: (Laughing brightly) That's better Hergert, an instructor in English from However, they must sit out their first year in order taurant.) Say, how long have you had this than a lion, a tiger and a rhino! Slayton, Minn., is a columnist for The News. place? Bullwinkle: Safer, too! He watched "The Bullwinkle Show" regu- to prove themselves academically. Bullwinkle: Ever since my show got can- Barbie: Have you pulled Rocky out re- larly as a youth, but swears he never had a When Proposition 42 takes effect in August 1990, celled. (He takes a hunk of ice, pops it in his cently? Barbie doU. freshmen will be ineligible for any type of schol- arship unless they meet all of the NCAA require- ments. These requirements include a minimum score of 15 on the ACT or 700 on the SAT plus a min- JIM VANZANT - VIEWPOINT imum 2.0 grade point average in high school. Although these standards do not seem rigid and may be motivation to students uninterested in aca- demics, the system has several flaws. Supporters of Proposition 42 fail to realize that 90 percent of the students affected are black — most from inner cities. The Proposition will deny stu- Bush style not endearing dents from low-income families the opportunity to escape the boundaries of the often inadequate city Welcome to George Bush's mind ever since the election. expedience as: Tending to pro- Green. high schools and prove themselves in a more aca- America! Today at noon, Why? mote the object proposed; ad- This style of politics is not demic setting. George Bush and Dan Quayle The Dynamic Duo of George vantageous; a means to an end. exactly new to PE either. Ever will be inaugurated as president and Dan, hereafter referred to Look at this definition, then look since he has become relatively Many times poor black student athletes are una- and vice president of the United as PE and the Airhead, abso- at the political career of PE. famous because of his run for ble to pass the entrance exams — but that is not be- States. This alone is a rather lutely amazed me by their vic- Remarkably similar, aren't the presidency in 1980, he has cause they are unintelligent. The tests themselves sobering thought, however, I am tory in the election. Out of fair- they? It has been made crystal been busy changing his mind for are biased. For example, if one of the questions on further inclined to ask — how on ness to the readers, I'll explain clear that PE doesn't exactly political gain. At one time he the test were to read 'Tid is to container as cup is to earth could this have happened? my characterizations. PE indi- find a great deal of merit in supported the Equal Rights (The election of these two men, cates political expedience. taking a stand on an issue and Amendment and now the mere ..." the answers would be either saucer or table. that is.) Some things about George is political expedience sticking to it as a matter of prin- thought of equal protection But poor people do not have saucers under their George and Dan have puzzled personified. As for Airhead. I ciple. Let's be honest, PE has under the law for 52 percent of coffee cups and would not be able to recognize me. rd like to investigate these am inclined to believe that this changed his mind on issues the population is reprehensible "saucer" as the correct answer. in an effort to find an answer to a term is fairly self-explanatory. more often than the wind to PE. At one time he supported In fact statistics from the 1988 ACT test reveal question that has been on my Webster's Dictionary defines changes direction in Bowling [ See Vanzant, page 3. that black students scored six points lower. On the SAT, blacks do somewhat better, but still score an average of 198 points lower. Many oppose both Propositions for these very LETTERS reasons — they are tainted with racism. College is a place for bettering an individual in more than just academics. Athletics teaches Another big failure is the one ing popular during one's presi- those beloved Bengals: Don, leadership, interaction and discipline. If given the Thank you, which cost the lives of the 243 dency by being aloof from the why must you take out your dis- opportunity, this kind of education will be benefi- Marines stationed in Lebanon in day-to-day operations of his appointment at the Browns' cial in finding and keeping a job later in life. October of 1983 during a terro- government to the extent that season on a team that has shown Also, everyone cannot be expected to be aca- Mr. Reagan rist attack on the compound. his achievement is the missile all Ohio how not to blow your Before anyone accuses me of reduction treaty he signed with chance at the big one by giving demically oriented. Although some athletes may be Well, it's finally arrived: the being too hard on him, let me tell the Soviet Union in 1987? up a 98-yard TD drive in the clos- talented enough to play professional sports, they Reagan presidency is over. Nat- you about some of the good However, that particular ac- ing moments on your own field, might not be eligible for drafts without first com- urally, just about everyone things he's done. / think his complishment has as much to do or by fumbling the game away peting at the intercollegiate level. wants to know how history will greatest accomplishment has with the developments within at the team's goal line? And colleges need athletes — strong athletic pro- view the 40th President of the been the restoration of pride in the U.S.S.R. as with the in- A few comments about your grams bring in big bucks. Denying athletes the op- United States, including the old America. That probably sounds volvement of the President. column. I wouldn't call it band- "Great Communicator" him- corny, but look at where we In spite of all the ups and wagoning when one has been a portunity to at least try to pass their courses while self. If you watched his Farewell were prior to his arrival: The downs, I feel that Ronald Rea- season ticket holder for the past contributing to a team that draws large numbers of Address to the nation on Jan- Vietnam War and "social dislo- §an was the right president at 20 years. It's really amazing spectators can only be considered a loss for both the uary 11, he waxed eloquently on cation" that accompanied it le right time. As the times how tough it is to get a ticket students and the schools. his accomplishments and never were bothering many Ameri- change, or perhaps more appro- anywhere when a team is win- touched on some of his notable cans. Confidence in government priately, as people's attitudes ning. I'm just sure you cheered In January 1990 the NCAA will meet again, and failures. I'd like to give a more due to the Watergate Scandal and concerns change, so must like heck when Mike Phipps led we suggest they reconsider their decision. Perhaps balanced view about his Presi- that forced Nixon from power the president. And so, as Reagan the Browns to all of those cham- they should put their efforts into supporting a dency by looking at some major was also on a lot of people's rides off into retirement and pionship years back in the 1970s. different type of change — revising the SAT and achievements, and some glaring minds. After President Nixon's sunny southern California on The correct origin of "who ACT tests. mistakes. public humiliation, we had two January 20, 1989, I wish him dey" was in 1981, well before Although this country has ex- ineffectual Presidents, one of well. that of the New Orleans' chant. perienced what may have been which was never elected to that Browns' fans have no room to the most prosperous peacetime Sosition (Ford). President VinceBarr talk when it comes to chants. THE BG NEWS STAFF expansion of our economy in immy Carter figured out how 306 Offenhauer West Who wears dog (notice the cor- terms of jobs, economic re- to start the peace process in the rect spelling) masks, barks and Photo Editor Lisa Pargeon Copy Editor Debbie Hippie covery and the like, I'd like to Middle East and was OK on throws and eats dog biscuits? Assi News Editor Angela Biandma Copy Editor Linda Hoy know how we're going to pay for social issures, but didn't know a I promise you the Bengals' de- Assi City Editor Amy Burkert Copy Editor Scott Korpowski Another round Mark Munterbrinker it. The Republicans constantly lot about economics. The cli- fense will be the winning margin Sports Editor Copy Edrtor un Matson talk of "Morning in America mate was ripe for change. Asst Sports Editor Don Hensley Copy Editor Chris Smith in the raging in this Super Bowl that has one Wire Editor Rebecca Thomas Copy Editor Chr»tian Thompson yet fail to relate what happens Throw into this environment Ohio team playing while the Asst Wire Editor Beth Church Copy Editor Brenda Young after lunch. Most worrisome is one successful actor who re- other is out looking for a coach. Entertainment Editor Tim Matoney Special Projects. Editor Barbara Weadock the budget deficit, which is a re- writes some laws and we have Bengals debate WHO-DEY!!! Asst Entertainment Editor Chns Dawson Assignment Reporter Beth Thomas sult of government spending the most successful peacetime Chiel Copy Edrtor Judy Goidsworth Production Sup'r Jenny Barnard more than they collect in tax economic expansion in history. Cruel Copy Editor Dennis Hoerig Production Sup'r Lori Shoaenberger revenues. The current budget Did "the Gipper" stumble onto a Concerning the recent com- Kevin Goheen Copy Editor Diane Botda Production Sup r Kent Sbckney deficit is estimated at $155 bil- successful formula for remain- mentary by Don Hensley on OCMB1996 lion. To be fair, the Democrats The BG News is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the academic year and haven't proposed any workable weekly during the summer session by ihe\Board ot Student Publications oi Bowkng Qreen BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed State University solutions either. The truth is, no Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions ot The BO News one really knows how to solve The BG News and Bowling Qreen State University are equal opportunity employers; and do this unwieldly problem. It is one /in/Mm c/use i not discr*nir»ate m hiring practices of Reagan's most glaring fail- oer im fcum m The BG New w» not accept advertising the! is deemed discriminatory, degrading, or ures. iwm&t is acne aw muffing on the basis or race. sex. or national origin The terms "Teflon President" mi. scmwHoe and "Gippergate" will be inti- copyright 1969 al rights reserved mately associated in regards to President Reagan's ability to Business Omce Edrtonal 0«ce escape blame for the Iran- 214 West HeU Ph (419> 3722601 210 West Hai Ph (419) 3722603 Contra affair. Did Reagan's BowWig Or«an Stale University early training as an actor (he is Bowing OIHO. Oho 434030278 the first President to have come 8 00am to 5 00 p m from that profession) have Monday through Friday something to do with it? Was his age a factor In avoiding blame? THE BG NEWS
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Vanzant D Continued from page 2. rises in the east and sets in the KEVIN COUGHLIN - VIEWPOINT the option to have a legal abor- west. The planets still revolve tion and now he seems to feel around the sun and the new vice that the government, in its infin- president is still an Airhead. ite wisdom, should retain the Ever since the election, I've right to make this decision. watched the Airhead when I Maybe BIG BROTHER isn't too could, and especially when he far off after all? These are two gives interviews on television. Advice to new president of the more glaring examples in Some advice to the new adminis- PE'S past but even more can be tration: shut this man up! He Dear Mr. President, who oppose communist authoritarian re- free elections in the Phillipines in 1986 and in observed from the campaign re- might give you away. If stupid Your administration will face many chal- gimes tight for our freedom on their shores, Guatemala are good examples of how the cently passed. could be personified, I'm sure lenges over the course of the next four years. in place of our American men and women on United States can ensure the preservation of The environment is an issue of the image would come fairly The experience I gained while working in our own. These people keep constant pres- personal dignity, freedom, and democratic interest. PE claimed, during the close to that of the Airhead. Washington and closely soaking in the work sure on these governments to reform and values of all people around the world. The campaign, that he was an envi- The Airhead has participated of the United States Senate prompts me to are valuable tools. Continue to support and number of new democracies sprouting up in ronmentalist. This is quite in- in several interviews since the share some concerns and some common encourage them. the Americas and the Pacific Rim are prom- teresting, considering that he election. During these he has sense approaches to them. Terrorism is one of the more recent ising and you, Mr. Presidnet, must continue was vice president in an admin- said some things that, to the One ofthe growing concerns of our age is threats to the United States. You must make to support such a movement. istration that will go down in his- average viewer, I'm sure, would the depletion of our environment. Our it clear that it is your policy, Mr. President, Finally, Mr. President, seek the bipart- tory as the worst for environ- provoke the feeling that "This waters, forests and atmosphere are showing not to negotiate with terrorists, despite in- isan support of the United States Congress. mental protection. Vetoes of im- man is an Airhead. Some of the the signs of thousands of years of human in- evitable short-term suffering and oppo- While this may be often frustrating and even portant legislation, like the more remarkable things that he tervention. International cooperation and sition. Any compassion toward terrorists unsuccessful, the power of a United States Clean Water Act, and the ap- has said include the following: new waste disposal methods are essential in can easily be perceived as weakness on your that speaks with one voice is tremendous. pointment of such detestable When asked what he would do correcting this situation. part and will lead to more terrorist acts. You Keep in touch with Congressional leaders figures as James Watt and Ann after his inauguration, he re- In the economy, I join Senator Richard and your allies must devise tougher methods and committee chairs and use them as a Gorsuch (the Bonnie and Clyde plied, "I'm gonna be Vice Presi- Lugar of Indiana in calling for an Economic of retaliation and use them. salesman of your policies on Capitol Hill. of environmental protection, as dent." What an Airhead! When Council in your administration, equal in The importance of a strong defense for our The result will be great respect and support Lloyd Bentsen put it.) It would asked what some of his respon- power and prominence to the National Se- nations is paramount. The reason we have for you by the legislatures. seem that an environmentalist sibilities would include, he re- curity Council with the sole intent of reduc- peace today is because of our military cre- would have raised objections to plied, "I expect to spend a few ing the deficit. You must also select and dibility and capability to retaliate. On any This is, by all means, a very brief selection these sorts of indecencies, but hours a day on Capitol Hill." I work with an aggressive Trade Representa- given day during the Carter administration, of challenges you will face. But a common- PE didn't because he's Political would like to congratulate the tive. Current trends in the European market our armed forces were plagued by ships that sense approach to implementing your poli- Expedience. Willie Horton is an- Airhead. It seems as though he show a phasing out of American goods and a couldn't leave port and planes that could not cies ana leading the free world will greatly other example. For a while at least knows that he is expect- foreign trade debt because of unfair trading fly due to lack of parts and inefficiency. To- benefit you ana the people you have been there, it appeared that Willie ed to work in Washington D.C. practices. Aggressive diplomacy and hard day, our military is back and riding high and chosen to lead. I will have the pleasure of ob- Horton was running for vice Finally, another responsibility competitiveness are needed to maintain our is respected again. Do not deal away such serving how you go about this next summer president with PE. You re- that he cited was,"I'm gonna be market power in the world. powerful bargaining chips as SDI or our if my candidacy for a job on your White member him, the man who es- head of the Space Council." This You, Mr. President, must continue to sup- presence in WesternEurope. House staff is successful. The Reagan Revo- caped while on furlough and would serve to be a legitimate port freedom fighters around the world. It must continue to be the policy of the lution continues with you, Mr. President, stabbed a Maryland man and responsibility of all the youthful There are many who say that the spread of United States to oppose dictatorships of both and your decisions and actions over the next raped his wife. This was a exuberance of an 11-year-old on communism is not as important as our do- the left and the right. You must take the lead four years will leave a lasting effect for gen- centerpiece of PE's campaign. his way to NASA Space Camp. Is mestic issues. However valid their argu- and encourage and assist in the estab- erations to come. That's it, PE, repeatedly ram that where the Airhead will be ments were in previous times, they do not lishment of democratic nations with free this fact down the people's sent for his training? understand the situation today. They do not elections, as well as human and civil rights. Kevin Coughlin throats while conveniently for- Congratulations to PE and the understand that the brave men and women Our involvement in the observation of the 446 Compton getting that while you were vice Airhead. I hope you enjoy these president, federal prisoners es- next four years, because I can- caped and committed murder not envision the people giving all guest columnists. paced. University students writing col- while on furlough. Also forget you four more. 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4 BGNewt January 20,1989 Local MAC officials differ on Prop 42
by Andy Woodard for the issue at the NCAA Con- osition 42 should not have been MAC does not. turned down people with 2.7 and assistant managing editor vention in San Francisco last passed. Six MAC schools surveyed 2.8 grade point averages," he week. "Our feeling here is that it's Wednesday had a combined said. "So what claim does Ohio University officials were taking away an opportunity for total of 24 Proposition 48 casu- everyone have that someone Two Mid-American Confer- not available for comment. the kids and we're not sure alties since 1986, when it first with a 2.0 should be allowed to ence athletic officials said The other six MAC schools — that's right," Selgo said Thurs- went into effect. come to a university on a schol- Thursday the NCAA should con- Toledo, Ball State, Miami Uni- day. Figures were unavailable for arship." tinue to stress academics more versity, Eastern Michigan, Instead, he said the format of Kent State, Eastern Michigan Much of the clamor over than athletics. Western Michigan and Bowling the ACT and SAT tests should be and Western Michigan, but Kent Proposition 42 started with John Paul Amodio, Kent State Ath- Schnelder Amodio Green — voted against Prop- changed. State sports information direc- Thompson, Georgetown Univer- letic Director, and Walt osition 42, which will amend "You have to think the test tor John Wagner said his school sity's head basketball coach. Schneider, Associate Athletic academic requirements for ath- Proposition 48. scores are related to Proposition had totaled "no more than 10." Director at Central Michigan, letes should be more strict. Proposition 48 requires 48," he said. "Students from bet- "Proposition 48 is really not More than 1,800 incoming said Proposition 42 will do that. "At Central Michigan, we freshmen to score a minimum of ter backgrounds certainly do much of a factor in the MAC," freshmen have been Proposition Proposition 42, the controver- have students who far and away 700 on the SAT or 15 on the ACT, better on the tests. said Don Purvis, Ball State Ath- 48 casualties since 1988 and 90 sial new NCAA by-law which meet the (entrance) standards plus have a 2.0 grade point aver- "A lot of Proposition 48s have letic Director. "Nobody's taking percent have been black. denies scholarships to freshmen and struggle (academically), age in high school, to be eligible good grade point averages. 15 a year and stock-piling them. Thompson has boycotted the last who do not meet certain aca- nonetheless," he said. "If they to compete in intercollegiate That's why we think it's tough to "Sure, everybody has one or two Georgetown games in demic standards, will go into ef- can't make it through Central, I athletics. limit financial aid just because two projects per year, but MAC protest of the new by-law, which fect Aug. 1,1990. don't see these athletes coming Freshmen who meet part of they didn't score well on the history indicates we do nothing will mostly affect blacks. "Kent State supports the close to passing unless we com- the standards must sit out their tests." but that." efforts by the NCAA to empha- promise our standards." first year, although they are still Although many conferences in However, Central Michigan "I'm not biased," Schneider size excellence in intercollegiate Kent State, Central Michigan eligible for a scholarship. the NCAA heavily recruit stu- will not settle for marginal ath- said, "but I feel it would be im- athletics," Amodio said. and Ohio University were the Toledo Associate Athletic Di- dent athletes who are marginal letes, Schneider said. moral if we let (partial quali- Schneider said the current only three MAC schools to vote rector Tim Selgo said Prop- academically, a study shows the "Our admissions people have fiers ) into the universities." Blotter tial information were reported in McDonald West Monday that Campus day. causeway. Stewart Schilling of member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon a man had struck a female stu- DA $500 Panasonic video Edwardsville, 111. and James and a visitor at the fraternity stolen from a room in Shatzel house occurred Saturday after Hall Saturday. dent. The victim said she and _:A container of animal medi- camera was stolen from a Somerville of Akron were cited DThree Roto Tom drums, val- her boyfriend were breaking up cation, valued at $85, was re- locked room in South Hall. for open container, police said. the fraternity member made a and she demanded that he re- ported missing from an office in There was no sign of forcible en- [ JAn officer on patrol was re- crude remark about the visitor's ued at $180, were reported stolen girlfriend. Both were intoxi- from a locked storage area in turn the shirt he wore. The shirt the Life Sciences building Fri- try and no other electronic quested to assist a member of Moore Musical Arts Center by a was a gift from the female. No day. equipment was taken. the Bromfield Hall staff to quiet cated, police said. They were in- charges were filed. LA ceramic table lamp, val- nsteve Robles of Los Angeles, a party on the second floor Fri- structed to contact the pros- student Saturday. He said he ecutor if they wished to file stored the drums and locked the Two residents of Harmon ued at $100, was stolen from the Calif., was cited for littering day mght. Three kegs of beer area after performing Jan. 4. awoke Monday morning to find a third floor of McFall Center Fri- Friday night in the Commons were confiscated, one juvenile charges. man standing in their room. He was cited and other charges are UWarnings were issued Sat- "A stolen vehicle was re- urday morning to three unescor- covered at Burger King, 1570 E. fled but left evidence at the pending. Wooster St., Saturday night. Ar- scene. The case is under in- DStephen Taylor, 841 Eighth ted men who entered a student's vestigation, police said. St., was cited for disorderly room in McDonald West and rested were Ronald Taylor, =CHARLESTOWN= threatened a visitor. No charges Jerry Easter, Eric Neal and CTwo screwdrivers, an elec- conduct in Offenhauer East Fri- Donald Jackson, all of Toledo, tric knife, a crescent wrench APARTMENTS day night, police said. were filed. and tape were reported stolen A confrontation between a DA computer, printer, soft- police said. A juvenile was also ware and bookbag were report- apprehended. The owner of the from a University employee in ed stolen from a room in Hayes vehicle was notified. Rodgers Quadrangle Monday MID AM MANOR Hall Saturday. A window in the Joel Gregory of Dublin and morning. door to the room was broken. David Dennis of Kalamazoo, □Paul Wenter of Bowling The case is under investigation. Mich, were cited for open con- Green was arrested in Compton Choose from choice apartments within Student "Two computers, a printer, tainer near Eppler South Sun- Monday morning as a suspicious voice terminal, software and day night, police said. person. He had in his possession walking distance to campus Summer notebooks containing confiden- D Officers responded to a call a forged driver's license from 1989 and 1989-90 school year. Organization Delaware, police said. of SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION FOR "1 Celebration 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or STUDENTS WHO NEED □ Continued from page 1. unfurnished, gas heat & water included, FREE Social a part of the inauguration? 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January 20,1989 5 Choices debated Auto pollutant Profs share opinions on Bush's cabinet by Fred Wright the job, which entails coordinat- effects worsen staff reporter ing efforts to stop the sale and abuse of illegal drugs. Although Bush's cabinet is University political science more practical than his converter is to screen out the professors share varied opinions predecessor's, it is still a "rich, by Shelley Banks amount of sulfur released into on President-elect George white male clique" with few staff reporter the air. Bush's newly appointed cabinet. women and minorities, Stiles He said cars should be made Dennis Anderson, associate said. Until researchers decide to that prevent dangerous emis- professor of political science, "I think this cabinet is better tackle the problem of automo- sions from escaping into the at- said the new cabinet is within than Reagan's cabinet but it's bile pollution from a different mosphere. the mainstream of conservative not going to provide pro- angle, the situation will worsen, American politics. gress,'he said. according to one University of However, because some emis- "It resembles Nixon's and John Merriam, associate Michigan professor. sions evaporate when cars are Ford's cabinets more in that it professor of political science, Assisted by the Office of filled with gasoline, this propos- has a lot fewer true believing said he thinks James Baker will Technology in Washington D.C., al may be ineffective, he said. conservatives than Reagan's bring flexibility and adaptabili- Professor of Physics Marc Ross cabinet," he said. "The hol- ty to foreign relations and global recently completed a study on He said pollution problems dovers from Reagan's adminis- economics in his new position as the effects of automobile emis- persist because a growing num- tration are also the less ideolo- Secretary of State. sions on the environment. ber of students and professors gical members of his cabinet." Merriam said he is also confi- drive to school and an increas- According to Kendall Stiles, dent in William K. Reilly as the In his speech at the University ing number of people commute assistant professor of political new director of the Environmen- Wednesday night, Ross said to jobs. science, Bush made a "deplora- tal Protection Agency. people with breathing problems ble" decision choosing Jack "(Reilly) is a long term envi- who live in urban areas experi- Ross said his goal is to "inves- Kemp for the Secretary of Hous- ronmentalist and it is encourag- ence heightened difficulties. tigate how much we can im- ing and Urban Development ing to have an enviromentalist This is because they are exposed prove the automobile to make it position. as the director of the E.P.A.," to more automobile exhaust efficient," and help alleviate Kemp sends a message of non- he said. than the average person. these problems. interest on behalf of the Bush administration toward the poor, He said the new Secretary of Both people and cars contri- According to Ross, some peo- Stiles said. Interior, Manuel Luian, worries bute to the growing pollution ple believe public transportation Bush made an interesting him because he wants to open up problem, Ross said. saves energy and reduces air Bengal mobile! BG News John Potter move choosing the former Sec- the Artie National Wildlife Ref- "The older a car gets, the pollution, but putting energy- retary of Education, William J. uge for the oil reserves there. higher the amount of hydrocar- efficient cars on the road may be Taking advantage of the sunny weather, junior radio television-film Bennett, as the new "Drug "He's moving in the opposite bons, sulfur dioxide and carbon a more feasible solution. major Jeff Wagner (left), with the help of sophomore business Czar," Skiles said. direction from the new E.P.A. dioxide escapes into the atmos- major Todd Fallon. freshman engineering major Jason Spinier and He said democrats believe director. Exploitation versus Ehere, because of the deteriora- He said the pollution problem freshman environmental architecture major Jeff DiBacco, dec- Bennett is insensitive to minor- Conversation, he said. ton of the catalytic converter," has escalated to the extent that orated his car in honor of the Cincinnati Bengals yesterday in front ity needs, but posesses a tough Overall, he said the cabinet is Ross said. he believes "we are preparing of Harshman Quadrangle. exterior and a quick mind for keeping within Bush's outlook. The purpose of a catalytic ourselves for a fall." Gillmor D Continued from page 1. — to a freshman U.S. Con- Service 'lines up' additions gressman was not a difficult one gressional committee ap- to make. pointments. Gillmor was se- Gillmor replaces 15-term lected to serve on the House by Ivan Groger operators in the late 1970s and early 1980s, effect for three hours each weekday. Congressman Delbert Latta of state-wide cutbacks at the University level He said a "significant budget increase" Committee on Banking, Bowling Green, who announced staff reporter affected Fact Line's budget. would be needed to consistently maintain Finance and Urban Affairs one his retirement in January 1988. The result was the loss of two lines and re- two operators and four lines. of the most sought-after com- According to Capitol Hill tra- In order to alleviate busy signals and con- duced operation hours, McLean said. mittee appointments, he said. dition, Gillmor is to use Latta's nect more people to Campus Fact Line oper- Although those lines were restored this fall Pamela Kirkendall, Fact Line operator, office equipment for his first ators, the service has installed additional when Fact Line's budget was increased, full said the job is more efficient when "two In addition, Gillmor was a- month in office. lines. use of the lines is limited, he said. brains are working instead of one. warded a seat on the Committee However, this tradition has Last semester Fact Line received more on House Administration. created problems, he said. than 85,000 phone calls, averaging 800 to 900 Previously, Fact Line had one operator "Having four lines going, you're going to While most committees will Latta was one of 15 of the 435 calls per day, said Gardner McLean, associ- monitoring two phones. This system was up- get a lot more callers through," Kirkendall not meet until next week, Gill- members of Congress who did ate director of public relations. graded on a trial basis this fall when another said. mor said the banking and not use computers in his office. McLean said the University has increased operator was hired to monitor the additional finance committee met on the Gillmor said his own comput- the Fact Line budget enabling the service to phones at various times of the day, McLean Fact Line is now open from 10 a.m. until day of his appointment. er will arrive on Feb. 4, which add two telephone lines and accommodate said. midnight during the week and from noon un- Gillmor said the transition will relieve back-ups in corre- the large number of callers. til midnight on weekends. The service cur- from Ohio Senate president — a spondance and communication Although Fact Line had four lines and two This semester, the new system will be in rently employs 11 operators, McLean said. position he held for three terms created by lack of equipment. He's no dummy!
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6 ISNIWI January 20,1989 Sports - Two meets await Falcons play host to Broncos Falcon tankers WHO: Bowling Green Fal- cord of 104-81 and two- starting position. Prior to cons versus Western Michigan consecutive NCAA tourna- Wednesday, WMU was ranked Motycka must swim our best meet of the Broncos ments. eighth in the MAC in offense by Mike Drabenslott PROBABLE STARTERS: (62.5 ppg) and fourth in de- sports reporter year, and that still might not WHEN: Tomorrow at 11:45 guarantee our winning,'' Gordon a.m.. WESTERN MICHIGAN: fense (69.2). However, the said. "It's a chance for us to lay WHERE: BG's Anderson Kim Barrier...5-foot-9, forward Broncos have two players that sidelined The Bowling Green swim it on the line." Arena. (12.4 points per game/ 4.4 re- can make the three-point shot teams have a "crystal ball" The men have not lost since a RECORDS: BG enters bounds per game). Marti —consistently. As a team Bowling Green basketball's weekend ahead of them as they Nov. 19 defeat to Eastern Michi- tomorrow's contest with a re- Davis...5-5. guard (4.2 ppg/ 2.6 WMU has shot 33.9 percent all-time leading scorer Jackie enter a dual meet with Ohio Un- gan, while the women's last loss cord of 12-3 overall and 4-0 in rpg). Diane DeSantis...5-ll, from three-point range. Wis- Motycka will be taking a short iversity today and the All-Ohio occured Nov. 12 against Cleve- the Mid-American Conference. forward (12.2 ppg/ 8.6 rpg). niewski has hit 22-59 from that rest from sinking baskets. Invitational Saturday. land State. The Falcons have won five Cathie Voe...6-0, forward (6.3 range for 38.5 percent, while Motycka left the Miami For the Falcon men, the meets The Bobcat women, despite straight, including defeating ppg/ 5.4 rpg). Ruthanne Wis- Jenny Malinowski has sunk 17 game Wednesday night with offer a chance to gauge their finishing second to BG by two the Miami Redskins 65-64 mewski...5-9, guard (15.0 ppg/ of 46 for 36.9 percent. 14:37 remaining, due to an in- progress-to-date toward the Eoints in last year's MAC meet, Wednesday night, which put 3.0 rpg). jury to her right ankle. season ending Mid-American ope to "turn the tables a little them into first place in the BOWLING GREEN: Angie BOWLING GREEN NOTES: Falcon head coach Fran Voll Conference Championship from last year," OU's Ham- MAC. The Broncos are 7-7 Bonner...6-2, center (13.7 The Falcons will be without the said that a broken ankle had showdown with leader Eastern mond said. But to do so will re- overall and 3-2 in the MAC points per game/ 8.6 rebounds services of forward Jackie Mo- been ruled out by doctors, but Michigan. Siure their challenging of Shari after a 68-58 overtime win over per game). Tecca Thomp- tycka for this contest, who in- the extent of the injury was not Says OU head coach Scott 'illiams and Andrea Szekely. Central Michigan last Wednes- son. ..5-10, forward (7.5 ppg/ jured her ankle against Miami. positive. Hammond: "(BG head coach) who Hammond called "one of day. The win gave WMU sole 4.3 rpg). Paulette Back- However, BG, with its height Brian Gordon is doing a great the class swimmers in the his- position of fourth place in the strom...5-4 guard (8.3 ppg/ 4.1 advantage over WMU, should "She will definitely not be job with his men's program to tory of the conference." rpg). Traci Gorman...6-0, for- still be able to score as many playing against Western win the conference champion- Meanwhile, the OU men have SERIES: WMU leads the se- ward (6.5 ppg/ 3.9 rpg). Me- points, block as many shots (Michigan), Voll said. "It is ship." not lost to the Falcons during the ries with BG 9-7. Last year, the gan McGuire...6-l, guard (13.5 and grab as many rebounds. looking to be about 10 days or three-year Hammond regime. Falcons went 2-1 against the ppg/4.3 rpg). They also have Backstrom in so before she will be back. For the Falcon women, the Top Falcons Rich Foster, Brian Broncos. The loss to WMU in WESTERN MICHIGAN the back-court, who has been The injury to Motycka marks weekend gives a look ahead to Dickman, and Michael Po in dex- Anderson Arena was one of NOTES: The Broncos, statisti- averaging 6.2 assists per the first time in her four-year what could be a change in Mia- ter should again be the main BG's two losses in the MAC last cally speaking, should not pose contest. Prior to Wednesday's career that she has sustained mi's seven-year stronghold on forces for BG. year. much of a threat for the Fal- contest, the Falcons were an injury serious enough to the conference championship. Although Saturday's Invita- COACHES: Jim Hess is in cons. For the season, WMU has boasting a second-ranked MAC keep her from taking the court. "OU has the strongest and tional, which features 250 his seventh year as WMU head shot only 44.5 percent from the offense which scored an aver- Prior to the Miami game, deepest women's team since the swimmers from most of the coach. He has compiled a re- field and a dismal 55.4 percent age of 79.5 points per game, Motycka led the team in scor- formation of MAC swimming," schools in Ohio, may seem more cord of 90-87 during his tenure. from the free-throw line. They and a third-ranked MAC de- ing with an average of 16.9 said Brian Gordon. important because of the num- Fran Voll is in his fifth season have also had foul trouble from fense which has only allowed points per game. She also led Gordon will undoubtedly have ber of teams, Gordon and as the Falcon head coach and Voe, who may have center an average of 61.3 points per the team in free-throw shooting his troops ready for the chal- Hammond said they are placing has guided his teams to a re- Missy O'Mara taking over her game. with 89.1 percent. lenge the two-day showdown in an emphasis on the dual meet. Athens will provide. Both coaches cited the impor- "To win either meet (men or tance of a head-to-head matchup women) against Ohio U., we as the reason. BG looks to get offense rolling The Bowling Green men's year's 12-17 squad. scorers. Sophomore Ed Colbert, game, leads BG in that cate- FOLLOW THE FALCONS ON WBGU basketball team will attempt to Eli Parker, a 6-5 transfer from averaging 6.3 rebounds per gory. get their offense back into gear Iowa State who averaged 14.4 Saturday afternoon against the points per game last year to Western Michigan Broncos in rank 10th in the MAC in scoring, Anderson Arena. is a big cog in the offense again BOWLING GREEN f^V this season. Mark Brown, a 6-0 /^ Sports Cap jQ" The Falcons, who shot a sophomore, is also in his second meager 27.8 percent from the year in the Bronco program. field in Wednesday night's 65-42 Last season, the transfer from Ct MICH. ST. loss at Miami, have averaged Michigan State ranked fifth in just 52 points in their last nine the MAC in scoring with a 19.6 Men's Basketball:Jim Lar- State tonight and Saturday. To- contests. BG is 6-9 overall, 0-4 in ppg average. ranaga's squad will coast into night's contest is at Munn Arena MAC play, while the Broncos Anderson Arena for a 2:00 p.m. in East Lansing, Mich., while JOIN MIKE REINHART & JEFF INGALLS roll into town with an 8-6 record, The Falcons enter tomorrow's Saturday start against Western Saturday's game is back here at 3-2 in the MAC. 2 p.m. contest with guard Joe Michigan. the BG Ice Arena. Both games FRI. & SAT. AT 7:25 ON WBGU Gregory leading in scoring with are slated to begin at 7:30 p.m. WMU head coach Vernon a 14 ppg. average. Lamon Pip- Women's Basketball:Fran Payne, in his seventh year at the pin (11.7 ppg), Darrell McLane Voll's team puts their un- Men's and Women's Swim- 88.1FM - YOUR SPORTS LEADER helm, possesses a solid cast of (10.2 ppg) and Billy Johnson (8.9 defeated Mid-American Confer- ming:Both the men's and players returning from last ppg) round out BG's leading ence record on the line when the women's swim teams travel to Falcons entertain Western Athens for two key meets. To- Michigan at 11:45 Saturday night, they face Ohio University prior to the men's contest. in a dual-meet before participat- ing in the All-Ohio Invitationals, Gymnastics:The tumblers which are also at Athens on Sat- will travel to Columbus for a urday. uadrangular meet at Ohio tate. BG joins Division I Tennis:Gene Orlando's men's Swerhouses OSU, Georgia, and tennis squad travels to West La- ichigan State in the four-team fayette, Ind. today to face Pur- meet. due in a 2:00 p.m. match, and Hockey:The BG icers will try come home Saturday to take on to pull tor play-off positioning Northern Illinois at the Findlay against arch-rival Michigan Racquet Club at 4:00 p.m.
H0MEC0URTI fcfiTTWT; WOMEN 12:00. MEN 2:00 featuring 1989 Han 01 Fame inductees at men's naittime THE BG NEWS BGNaws January 20,1989 7 Blake triggers Falcon power play Sophomore defensemen proves valuable on offense and defense
Blake had a four-game goal by Don Hensley scoring streak snapped against assistant sports editor Michigan on Saturday. His sev- en goals lead all Falcon defen- Ready...aim...fire. semen. No, it's not a command from "His shooting ability is more an American fighter pilot cir- evident this year because he cling Libya, but the start of a gets it (his shot) off." York said. successful "The reason is, he's getting Bowling Green space on his shots, which is al- power play. lowing him to get six or seven a Rob Blake, game." the trigger- m a n who Goal-scoring isn't the only shoots like he thing Blake (6T', 215 pounds) is has a howitzer known for around the BG Ice packed away Arena, however. It's not often ui the hollow- that a successful goal-scorer ing of his also leads the team in penalty hockey stick, Blake minutes (90), which is the case is the man who does most of the with him. firing from the point for the icers. But even so, York feels his tal- "Rob might shoot the puck ented sophomore has made harder than anyone in our con- strides in controlling his penal- ference," BG head coach Jerry ties. York said. "He and (Don) Gib- "He has been able to avoid a son from Michigan State, both of lot of unnecessary penalties them can really fire the puck." after the whistle this year," This fact has never been more York said. "Last year, he was a evident than this season. The little short-tempered, but this reason behind this is as simple year he has really played under as the transition from freshman control." to sophomore. Blake, a sport management "I've always had the opportu- major, has also played a major nity to shoot the puck from the role in introducing the two point," Blake said. "The differ- freshmen defensemen, Derek ence between this year and last Hopko and Otis Plageman, to year is that I have more confi- the BG system. dence in my shot. This year, I'm Although he is only a sopho- holding the puck longer." more, at times he plays and acts Courtesy th,'K.. Bi.nl I'halin But to think of Blake as being like a senior, and this is the point Bowling Green sophomore Rob Blake moves past two Michigan- and home series, which starts in East Lansing on Friday. Both games start solely a goal-scorer is a miscon- fellow defensemen Dahl made. Dearborn defenders in a recent game. Blake will hope to do the same this at 7:30. ception. After all, last year he "One of the big things Rob weekend when the Falcons battle first-place Michigan State in a home made his mark in the Central does for the team is that he is a Collegiate Hockey Association leader, even though he is only a came here, so that's why I wan- little bit of pressure because it's as a solid, physical defensemen. sophomore," he said. "He has ted to play here." always in the back of your mind. This was made evident by his had a great influence on the With his solid performance as But even though you're drafted, DOMINO'S PIZZA scoring as he tallied 13 points all younger players this season." a freshman, Blake was drafted you still can't let up." season, with five of them coming Blake started playing hockey last season by the Los Angeles Letting up is the last thing the Drivers wanted full and part time, flexible on goals. in Simcoe at a young age be- Kings. Although being drafted Falcons can do now. After suf- hours, days and evenings. Must be at least 1£ cause his father Robert and his early in one's college career fering a sweep at the hands of with own car and insurance. Must be able to This year, however, the Sim- older brother both played may add to the pressure for Michigan, they will play first- coe, Ontario native has been a hockey. He played junior nockey some players, Blake sees it as place Michigan State this week- work weekends. Pays $4.50 - $6.50 per hour consistent name among the with Stratford ana it was there just the opposite. end, and as usual, the team is with mileage and tips. Apply at 1616 E. scoring leaders for the Falcons, that he decided to attend BG. ready to play the Spartans. Wooster 352-1539. and along with Kevin Dahl, an- "I really wasn't recruited by "Getting drafted my fresh- "Michigan State is one series chors the scoring from the blue- any other colleges," he said. "A man year was quite a confidence you've got to look forward to," MANAGEMENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE line with 21 points in 27 games. lot of the guys Imet at Stratford builder," he said. "It relieves a Blake said.
SOPHOMORES ND player dies, AND JUNIORS cause unknown MARKETING MANAGEMENT POSITION SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Niles, about five miles north of Notre Dame football player Bob the campus. GAIN VALUABLE Satterfield collapsed at a night- "He was feeling fine," Gordon BUSINESS EXPERIENCE club and died Thursday in a said. "He had been dancing MAKE $3,000 TO $4,000 Niles, Mich., hospital, school some earlier, but we were just PART-TIME officials said. sitting there at the table, just Satterfield, a senior who saw talking and joking, and all of a Campus Marketing Associates (CMA) limited playing time during the sudden he collapsed to the will be on the Bowling Green Slate Uni- ground. It looked like he was versity campus on Monday, JANUARY 1988 season, had returned hours 30TH lo interview students for a earlier from Washington, where having a seizure. SPRING SEMESTER position in mar the national champion Notre "When he collapsed, I looked kding management. CMA has deve- Dame team had met President around. I thought maybe loped a unique advertising concept that Reagan at the White House. someone had hit him. There received unanimously favorable re- A statement released by Notre wasn't much we could do." sponses in its inilial test markets. Dame sports information direc- Satterfield, 22, was a native of tor John Heisler said the cause Los Angeles and played football The ideal candidate will be a person- at Notre Dame High School. He able, well-or ganged, and highly- of death had not been deter- committed individual who has a genuine mined. The statement said Sat- came to Notre Dame as a walk- interest in marketing, management, or terfield died at 3 a.m. at Pawat- on and was awarded an athletic enlrepreneurship. Responsibilities will ing Hospital. scholarship last August. He was include developing a marketing plan, listed on the roster as a corner- making sales presentations, developing An autopsy was to be perfor- back and appeared in two games advertising strategics, managing account med today by Dr. Fred Busse of in 1988, carrying twice as a run- relationships, and reporting to a regio- the Berrien County, Mich., med- ning back for 9 yards. nal marketing director. Associates will ical examiner's office. need their own transportation. "There was no hint at all that Niles Township authorities he was having physical or medi- said questions about Satter- For more information, please see our cal problems, said Heisler, field's death were being re- job description and sign up for an inter- who accompanied the team to ferred to Notre Dame. A secre- view in the Co-Op Education Program Washington. tary in the office of Athletic Di- office ai 236 Administrative Building. rector Richard Rosenthal said Satterfield was with defensive INTERVIEWS LIMITED TO end Darrell "Flash" Gordon and Rosenthal was in a meeting with FIRST 15 APPLICANTS TO tailback Mark Green when he Coach Lou Holtz late this morn- SIGN-UP ON THE collapsed at O'Tays Nite Club in ing. SCHEDULE.
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• IONIWI January 20,1989 Classifieds
Internships and tun-time positions tor advertis DIAMOND PENDANT Irom gold necklace IT Is ALPHA SIGMA PHI Kappa Oetla-Sfcjme Chi SUZV "EAKM" VAN IUREN mg. graphics, and marketing majors ACT ol extreme sentimental value IF FOUND &A.M.S. Congratulations Congratulations on becoming the new VfCE CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS ROCK-A-LkXE-CONTEST HAPPY HOURS USB Podgurskl and Tom Hannah NOWi Send S10 and resume lo JOB Inc PLEASE CALL 37? 2565 Thanks PREIOENT ol Gamma Phi beta I told you you PO BOX 1014BG OH43402 Donl Delay1 FRI. JAN27. IMS on your lavaaartng Beat ol Luck could do rl Al my love. Matt FOUND. Radio Iri front ol Conklrn Dorm on Jan MARK'S PIZZA Slalara Of Kappa Delte — MMMIU" 16 Formoremfo CalOeneen372-5282 Tha semester Kick oft tea Bridal Faehlon Show Uve-ln summer time help In private house Ba- Alpha Slgm. Phi bysitting a light housekeeping Cal or write Sunday Woodland Mai 2pm ALPHA SIQMA PHI KAPPA DELTA - PHI KAPPA TAU Alpha PM REWARD IF RETURNED Trun bangle bracelet MOTHERS LITTLE HELPER 30574 Wood • • COME MEET THE CONTESTANTS ■ ■ S.A.M.S. Congratulations Phi Kappe Pal tost Wed 1/11 Deep tamey SENTIMENTAL stream Drive Farmington Hills. Ml 48018 Ph HOCK ALIKE CONTEST HAPPY HOORS Beth McGougn and Dave Mires Tonight VALUE Please can JanrW 372-3879 or on your long-awaited lavakering 313-851-0660 •ATTENTION THETA ALPHA PHI MEMBERS FRIJAN27. III! 372-3870 No questions asked MARK'S PIZZA Sisters ol Kappa Delta Need extra money? Nation-wide cosmetic ANO PLEDGES- What do Leuren Hutlon. Eve Mane Saint. Rich company rs looking lor ambitious young women Meeting Sunday. January 22 at 10 15 PM In Unas. The lettermen and Otto Schoepter have m KAPPA DELTA-FUH to sel Quality cosmetics Please cal, collect it maOraanRoom See youthefel AOT common? They've al had the opportunity to SERVICES OFFERED you want. 1-531-6895 KAPPA D6LTA Congratulations meet a University Ambassador You can neve -JAPANESE CLUB- Megan McMannon and Matt Webb Tha Japanaaa Club wfl hold its tirsi maatmg AOT the chance of being pert ol this select group Center for Choice II on your Kappa Detta-Pts Gamma Delta Lavaser Applications are now being accepted and are a- Tuea. January 24 at 8 00pm In ma Oft Cam- Abortion. Morning After Treatment tag, pus Studanl Center Tha loplc ol tha evening variable at 425 Student Servcee and Miletl Free Pregnancy Test AOTT * LAMBDA CHI Sisters ol Kappe Deris wU Be a Judo a Karala damonanatlon Open to Alumni Center Appscations due by February Proud to be Pro Choice •• •Wr.rneOel Tourney" • • everyone' 15 FOR SALE 16 N Huron Toledo. OH Happy Houre Tonight s-s at UPTOWN -JAPANESE CLUB- Reffle ol GVeel PrUaa From Local Merchants Karen Wolfram 255 7769 You re finely 20' AMA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Be T her a" _^^_^^__^^__ 12864 Mungstn Fid -Why live nee/ a perk when R.SNYDER COLLISION Isn't It funny — January 17- January 31 - you cen own one? A Winter Wonderland this 13410BishopRd .BG AOTT LAMBOA CHI Your tug and ■' are st* older than you' WANTED BA Lobby 10:30-3:10 pm time of year In the summer a dazz-ng display ol 8 30-5 30 Ph 352-9314 •• -wrurfiebail Tourney""' Happy Happy Birthday to you" greenery 2t acres includino a 17 acre take A ARE yOU SERIOUS7I? Happy Hours Tonlghl 5-6 at UPTOWN CM O Love & Ours. Lisa & Cyndi We're eerioua about Human Rights Amnesty Raffle ol great prizes Irom local merchants Be 1 female roommete Free heat, close lo cam- beautiful Dock home, and beach houee Extra TYPING SERVICES for al types of papers international meets Tues 5 00 pm 105 There! __^_^^^_ pus Cal 353-7925 garage and storage building This property is Reasonable rates with accuracy KD KO KD Lorl Doalor KO KD KD known as Btgetow Lake Estate Price has been Hayes Hal Can 352-3987 Irom Sam to 9pm ATTENTION ALL EDUCATION MAJORS 1 roommate needed a.a.a.p In Ig.house, own WHITE FOR HUMAN RtOHTS Your st» the BEST to me' So hang m there! reduced Cal Virginia Waltz 354-2521 or B> Coma to EESAB'S gel the acoop on Love, Dawn room 150amo blueutil Cal353-5635 vtns Real Estate 352-5122 ARE you SERIOUS? PRE—METHODS INFO lor Elementary and we're serious about Human Rights Special Ed Speaker la Or bnda Mandlehaum 2 non-smoking female roommates tor '89-'90 Amnesty Intemettonal meets Tues 5 00pm Jan 23. 7.30-S 30 in room 115 Education It's KKT Lisa Tootle > Shen Hoi KKT 1975 Chevy Nova Engine good-body poor PERSONALS school year Cal Jane or Becky at 353-5935 Hayea Hal rm 105 a good benefit lor you to cornel Congratulatlona on activation. S250 or beat offer. Write tor Human Rights We're so proud ol you' 1078 Vofkawagon 0 passenger van. very good PI EL. Love. Your big « grand big Female roommate needed for Haven House oond $2500 or best oiler 352-2818 ATTENTION BUSINESS STUDENTS MO " AXO " AXO " AXO " AXO " ALPHA SIGMA PHI apartment 2 months tree rent Cal Tereaa interested in becoming a KEY part ol a growing UIKrmKappel S.A.M.S. 353-7226 organization? Opportunity lor leadership, mter- You're an awesome little and a very special Little Shannon Griffin 78 Curias Salon some rust, high mess, but ROCK-A-LIKE CONTEST HAPPY HOURS eeftng speakers, hands-on selfcng experience friend and I love you Tonal Just two more days Chi 0 Chi O Chi O Chi O Female roomate to share big house, own room DEPENDABLE $800 Cal Karen 3549230 FRI. JAN 27, 1989 Ttas * a cajb where you can make a dilterencei until initiation' So exerted to see you go active! $125 00 per month stop by any time 255 S. 830am-4 30pmM-F MARK'S PIZZA Sekng and Seles Management Club Ne«t For- Love. ABson You're the greatest' Church St or cal 352-4952. ask lor Anne • Al " Al " Al * Al Love. Heather mal meeting ■ January 24. 7 30 pm. 121 P S Who-dey' A pair ol Mararriz 165 watt speakers-only 1 mo Waal Han Speaker Fred Perkins ol Ctalrol Female roommete needed to share 4 parson, 2 rnsiiiii bdrm apt lorFalol 1989 and Spnng ot 1990 old $250 Cal 353-2991. Get Your Toledo Blade Subscriptions' DearStaci. UVE FALCON HOCKEY ON WBOU M.1 FM Congrats on becoming a member ot Amnesty Cal 353-3872 DELTA SIGMA THETA FRI ANO SAT AT 7 25 International I'm really looking forward to writ- BOOKS FOR SALE Jabberwock Talent Show Tryouts BOWLING GREEN vs MICHIGAN STATE ing letters to save a life with my bestest buddy' Help' We need two non-amoking temalea to su- WHO AM I IN THE LIVES OF CHILDREN BY January 23-28.8 00-8 00pm. Amani III FM WBOU YOUR SPORTS LEADER Al love and mine. Jenny blease this semester close to campus Cal FEENEY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCA- Come and ahow yout talents' BE AN ORIENTATION HOST P S Rememberi Meetings are Tuesdays 5 p.m 353 4268 Now' TION 88/89 BY DUNSKIN THESE BOOKS FALCON BASKETBALL ON WBOU M.1 FM 105 Hayea SHOW YOUR WE CARE'' SPIRIT' LIVE REGGAE TRIBUTE ARE FOR HOEC 123 WITH SUSAN DUNN SAT W MICHATB.0. APPLICATIONS DUE JAN 20 405 S S BLDO to Bob Martey with the Ark Band from Coajnv One female roommate wanted to sublease lor PLEASE CALL 372-5348 WOMEN 12 25 MEN 2 55 * Al' Al * Al * Al bus Sat Feb 11. NE Commona. 9pm A Car- spring aemeater close to campus Wa- sher dryer dishwasher, microwave, and 2-car Ml FMWBOU YOPI SPOftrS LEADER BENTLEYS LOUNGE ibbean Aaaociation Evenl (Peace and Lovel garage $100 monthly Cal 352-1668 For Sale Univega Rover 10 Mountain B*e Like For an me time with Reggae Music. The Carib- - Lll Emily Bohardt * PRESENTS Looking for a summer Job? Information sessions New Also. Hockey Equipmont Cal Mark at bean Aseoclatlon urges you to listen to Red-I Get excited for tomorrow1 ERIC DICKEY are being held m the Co-op Office. 238 Admin. 353-3287 For details Roots every Sat mom 6-10am on WBOU M.1 I can't wart lor you to go active1 ON PIANO NIGHTLY lor interested students Plan on attending any One male roommate needed lor Spring 1989 For Sale: 1V Zenith Colored TV Beautiful pic FM-Seen? You're an awesome little1 TUESOAYFRIDAY Cal 353-4900 or 352-2117 one ol the loaOwrng ture$50o b o I love Ya> January 20 10 30AM LIVE FALCON HOCKEY ON WBOU M.1 FM Summer Payrol Coordinator. The Toledo area FFU AND SAT ATT 25 VourBK. BRATHAUS January 23 3 30PM Private Industry Council la seeking an individual January 24 11 00AM BOWLING GREEN vs MICHIGAN STATE •• HAPPV HOURS" SUPER BOWL XXIII to assist In the payroll depertment for Its youth Q-Pon Book $75 00, 3724048. 5 available January 25 3 30PM M.1 FM WBOU YOUR SPORTS LEADER Miss BGSU Scholarship Pageant SUNDAY JAN 22. 1989 program The position begins May 1. 1989 with Skis lor Sale. Hart 170"s. Satomon 444 Bind- come meet the contestants Clnn. vs San Francisco January 28 11 00AM a salary ot $6-7 per hour depending on expert- LIVE REGGAE TRIBUTE mgs. Boots and Poles Package lor $125 or Uptown January 27. 4-9pm See it on our 72" screen TV January 27 10 30AM ence Candidates should have one year of Col- to Bob Martey with the Ark Band Irom Colum- sold Separate 354-661 4 Ask for Kavm Legal Drinking Age $2 00 Al others S3 00 Bar Opens at 3pm lege with emphasis on accounting Direct re- bus Sal. Fab 11. NE Commona. 9pm A Car- :'MISS 60S V Come early lor Good Seats sumes to Attention Accounting 1 Goverment Toro Sixtwbfower 20" rbbean Association Event (Peace and Lovel MARTY (MARTINA) M. 1 Center Suite 1900 Toledo. OH 43604-2279 $7500 • ' NOODLE and ROADRUNNER ■ • How I wiah I were Irom Rocheeler 1 ll be looking 3536807 MINORITY STUDENTS IN LEGAL PROFES It started out great w/sc-me delicious punch out lor you this weekend no later than January 27.1969 E.O.E Afflrma- SIONS We would drink al rugnt I had a hunch CONGRATULATIONS CHRISTY RITTMAN ON R."The Profeeeor" five Action Come to the first open meeting ol the spring Gram. Beer. Vodka, and more beer YOUR ALPHA GAMMA DELTA BETA THETA Want to trade IBM Software- gamee, bual- semesterl The meeting wat be held on Monday. We made it al disappear PI LAVALIERING. TOOAVE YOTHERS. BEST Movie Night- Movie Night ness. etc. Call Scott 354-2M5 January 23 at 4 30 pm in the canal room. Foreign cab drivers & revolving doors WISHES FOR CONTINUED LOVE AND HAP- 1 The Honors Student Aaaociation wW be show- Union Don't miss this crucial information We art want to go back lor more PINESS. LOVE. YOUR ALPHA QAM SISTERS Wanted Immediately FOR RENT ing HAROLD ANO MAUDE Monday. January Tranvestites & Prostitutes. What a Combo Female to sublease house close to campua. Movie Night - Movie Night DAYTONA BEACH TRIP 23 at 8pm In the Honor's Center Bring Mun You can have it al m Chicago ownioom Cal 353-7717 The Honors Student Aaaociation aril be show $225 bus- $145 own transportation chics' Free for Al' log HAROLD ANO MAUDE Monday. January Frfis and Beefcakes al around Includes 8 days 7 nights at Beachfront Hotel Wanted to fJI apt. or house One male or fe- Chicago is Queenie a Biscuit's kind of Town 23 at 8pm in the Honor's Center Bring Mun- Free daily pool parties Call Ramona at male Close to campus and furnished Cal MTV/ALPHA SIQMA PHI Jay Mar Apartments chieal Free lor Al 353-7238 or Jeff at 353-6731 CMI Campus 353-0325OT 352 7365 ROCK-A-LIKE Large two bedroom spts •"• KAPPA DELTA •••« Phi Alpha Delta general meeting with guest Marketing Reps ^^^^ WANTED. 1 or 2 Female, nonsmoking room- as low aa $405 00 per month Soon-to-be Initiates GREEKS TAKE A STAND ANO SINGI speakers from Shumaker. Loop, and Kendrtck Dear BGSU Students and Faculty. ROCK-A-LIKE mates needed for spring semester Close to Laundry Close to campua Pledging is over tlriafy complete Tomorrow ol Toledo. Oh IJan 24| 9pm I 1 2 BA Tha members of Amnesty International would campus own room Rates negotiable Cal Beet the heal with central air marks the beginning of a lifetime as Cutty initiated Ike to thank al ol you who participated in the 353-7900 354-8036 RUSH'" sisters ot Kappa Delta Soon you wd know and MTV/ALPHA SIQ MA PHI Human Righta Day Wrfte-A-Thon on Dec 9 th. Delta Sigma Tneta Sorority. Inc experience the true meaning ol Kappa Delta ROCK-A-LIKE WANTEO: Young, ambitious, global minded in- 1988 We are happy to announce that two ol January 22. 1989 6 30pm love and sisterhood We are very exerted for all GREEKS TAKE A STAND AND SINGI dividuals wiling lo make a difference m the prisoners on whose behalf we wrote have Faculty Lounge Union ROCK-A-LIKE someone's lie. Amnesty Int'l does make a dif- olyou' been released! N G Both of South Africa and Al Interested young ladies Welcome' Ksppa Delta Fortwr ference lo the thouaanda of men. women, and Raff Knechter ot the German Democratic Repu- children who are falsely imprisoned and totured • 1 bedroom a 2 bedroom SOCIAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE Rush Theta Chi bec We al have a lot to be proud ol but there ta MTVIALPHA SIGMA PHI in the world. Join us. Tuesday 5 OOp m 105 turn aunfum apartments SPRING SEMESTER PLANNING MEETING Come out and experience an off-campus frater- more to tie done AI-BGSU meets 5:00 pm 105 ROCK-A-UKE Hayea Hal Wrtle tor Human Rights! - 123 Manvtae (house) Anyone mterated In social Enviromental MUM nity Tuesday-17 and Thursday-19 at 7 30 Cal HeyeaHal Write lor Human rights' GREEKS TAKE A STAND AND SINGI • Roommates needed male'lemale Invited We need your input Free and open to 352-9001 lor rides ROCK ALIKE Call John Newtove Real Estate the public Si Thomas More Sunday. 89 Jan 22 Ruah Theta CM Deer Lisa I cant wan to take you to the Seml-lormal. 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Al utilities paid friend from home Love, your Alpha Gam Sis- see Complete support network awaits your ar- Saturday, January21at 10:45 am We Love you! Jeff 353-7238 or 353-4610 ters^ ___ aWhat is American Pictures? rival Round trip air. beautiful New England Group I Meat Brooke at the lower eaatdoora ol A'USG neighborhoods-We care' Cal American Au Pan the recreation center •HAPPY NEW YEAR" Due to popular demand today t-800-262-87 71 Apt To Sublet Spring Semester Close to Cam- Group II Meet Sharon al the ice Arena Saturday the 21 st DAY DOCK will be celebrat- UAO 18andover Sociology Department pus Immediate Possession 372-5747 Those interested In Becoming Involved, ing MOCK NEW YEAR. So if you did not have OANCE PARTY Women lor Women ruesse call Sharon at 372-0777. enough fun on NEW YEARS EVE. DRY DOCK BOWLING OREEN MUNICIPAL COURT IN Every Sunday Night Human Relations Commleslon is giving you a second chance to in ring the TERNSHIP tor an upper class BGSU student, Attention Spanish 211 students WSA SKI TRIP!" at KNOWS! I NEW YEARwtth some good tunes and good lor 10-20 hours per weak, now through end of Save money on your text! Coma and loin us lor a thrtano tune ol skiing at Uptown Come see for Your sell1 times school year, as legal researcher and courtroom Buy mme-uaed once! ■Free T-shirts, rattle Feb 8 7:00 Mount Hoey. Michigan DRY DOCK open 9-1 Located Harahman's baMf. No pay, but excellent experience for Cal 353-4769 -Free popcorn Grand Ballroom □ate Jan 28th 29th 1989 basement. parson interested in criminal justice or legal ca- Puce One-day- S37 00. 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Greg Dickerson, senior criminal Kim Horton, freshman nursing Kevin Stahl, freshman business Becky Mancuso-Schutt, gradu- justice major: "Therearen't major: "There's not enough going major: "We need a place with ate student, history: "We need enough dance bars. We need on. We need places that are more dancing girls, like a go-go bar. more ethnic restaurants, like someplace in town where a person oriented towards college students Also maybe a laundro-bar, some- Greek, Chinese or Indian. can go and dance and hang out, and people who are underage, like place you can go to do your laun- like the Flats in Cleveland." nightclubs or dance clubs." dry and have a couple of beers while you 're waiting'' Nightspots offer options to drinking
by Roger McCoy and linda Hoy The facility, located in the basement of Harshman Quad- under another name, is managed by the University Activi- rangle, has about five bands each semester. ties Organization. Dry Dock, open every Saturday from 9 p.m. to mid- Gale Swanka, director of UAO, said that the non- For underage students who are unable to patronize night, also features disc jockeys and comedians. alcoholic concept can be successful with proper marketing Bowling Green's bars, the campus has two non-alcoholic "Comedy night seemed to go over well," Boy said. "We and visibility. nightspots, Dry Dock and Quad Rock Cafe. plan on doing that again." "The major accomplishment was learning what we could A third non-alcoholic alternative, Frank's Place, has O'Donnell said about 300 to 500 students attend the do better," Swanka said. closed its doors but is scheduled to re-open in February. Dry Dock each evening. "There is a large amount of parti- O'Donnell said the Quad Rock Cafe lacks formal stu- The non-alcoholic facilities give underage students a cipation (at Dry Dock)," O'Donnell said. dent organization which makes it more difficult to run. place to dance and socialize in a bar atmosphere, Ed 0'- The attendance at Quad Rock Cafe is difficult to esti- However, Strom said there is an effort among student Donnelt, assistant director of food operations, said. mate because Zzas is connected to the facility and patrons groups to collect funds for the cafe. "The Dry Dock operation is very successful," O'Donnell may attend both places, O'Donnell said. Erik Strom, as- "We are seeing more student involvement beyond said, adding that the non-alcoholic facilities do not make sistant complex coordinator of Founders Quadrangle, said Founders, and that is a good sign," he said. any profit for food operations. the Quad Rock Cafe's attendance increases on nights that The former Frank's Place, located in Prout Cafeteria, Food operations supplies both Dry Dock and Quad a band is scheduled. will have a preview night Feb. 3 and will officially re-open Rock Cafe. Both nightclubs feature mocktails and snacks. About 150 people attend the cafe each night, he said. Feb.10. Bill Boy, president of Dry Dock, said Dry Dock has a A third non-alcoholic facility closed last semester due to budget of $11,000, most of which goes for booking bands. lack of attendance. Frank's Place, which will reopen open Friday frfggi
Editor ...... Tim Halaniiw Assistant Editor rh^T. r»._.„„ *rid"y ■■»*■■ to pnbU.h.d .very Friday daring the academic yffl"'™" C*?fII*T^n *•" ** "*• »•■*- of ■'"■■■« P«»He-Uon. of Bowling Green State Staff Reportcra Uail Hoy. 0aJ»eraity. " BafcrtdUl Maatnrco Opinkme exproeeed by eohimni.t. do not nacaaaarlly reflect the Chrfatitua Thompson .pinion, of Friday Magazine. Brenda Yonng Friday Magazine and Bowling Green State University are equal Editorial Office ...... 2lO West Hall opportunity employer, and do not discriminate la hiring practice.. (419) 3 72 696 7 Copyright 1989, The BO New. ■m-7 ! ! ! il ' '" Friday Magazine/January 20, 1989 nno 3 A guide for culinary explorers in BG Choices among local sit-down restaurants range from casual to classy
or drink specials. This is NOT a review of ■ Kaufman '$ Downtown and At The 80-item "Grand Buffet". the restaurants, but merely a guide to in- Lodge features a wide price range from | The Rib Shack has inexpensive to form about the choices in town. inexpensive to expensive, combines a cas- moderate prices, a quietly casual and rustic §Bendey's Bar and Grill (in the Holiday ual and classy atmosphere, and features atmosphere, and as the name implies, they Pood Inn) has moderate prices, a semi-formal daily drink specials and food specials such specialize in ribs. atmosphere, and features a piano player in as prime rib and seafood buffets, Sunday §Sam B's has moderate to expensive It's just another one of those days. The the lounge, Tuesday through Friday from Brunch, and seafood specials, depending prices (the lunch specials are more inex- cafeteria is serving Cod On Bun again for 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on the restaurant. pensive than dinner), a casually classy at- the fourth time this week. Somehow, the | Cassid/s has moderate prices, classy | Myles' Pizza Pub features moderate mosphere, and features an extensive wine same old greasy burger and fries at the atmosphere, and a I >J for the dance floor prices, a very casual atmosphere, and fea- list. local fast-food joint just doesn't have the on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. tures a delivery service. Food service is tStingers Cafe has moderate prices, a same appeal. On top of all that, the Love Drink specials ($2 Long Island Iced Tea) stressed more than drinking. comfortable yet classy atmosphere, and Interest has just called and wants to eat and food specials (all-you-can-eat chicken ^Padrone's has inexpensive prices, a features numerous specials and live music dinner tonight. What to do? Panic? No. It for $5.50 or ribs for $7.50 on Wednesday casual atmosphere, and features all-you- on Wednesday nights. just so happens that Bowling Green offers nights) are featured. can-eat and half price specials, as well as I.Sundance has an inexpensive menu, a wide variety of off-campus restaurant | David's Deli has very inexpensive delivery (though not their specials). very casual decor and atmosphere, and choices to the intrepid culinary explorer, prices, a very casual atmosphere, and fea- features $ 1.50 Margarita specials, as well with a wide range in prices and atmos- tures take-out and delivery of their home- | Phoenix Palace has inexpensive to as serving late into the night. phere from casually laid back to romanti- made food and desserts. moderate prices, a very casual atmosphere, This list is not comprehensive. It will be cally classy. tDiBenedettos Sub-Me-Quick has and features American and Chinese cu- noticed that the local fast-food restaurants, Here then is a guide to some of the res- inexpensive to moderate prices, a very isine, as well as carryout and delivery. pizza parlors and bars are not mentioned. taurants in BG, along with a basic idea in casual atmosphere, and features carry-out | Pollyeyes Campus has moderate This is only a guide to some of the many prices categorized as "inexpensive" which and delivery of all their menu items. prices, a decidedly student atmosphere, sit-down restaurants in Bowling Green. is in the under $5 range for the majority of | Fricndly's has inexpensive prices, a and features imported beers and live enter- the items on the menu, "moderate" which very casual, family-like atmosphere and tainment. is for selections in the $5 to $10 range, features many ice cream specialties. ^Polynesian Villagehas moderate and "expensive" which is $10 and up. At- | Godfrey's Family Restaurant has prices, a very cozy atmosphere, and fea- mosphere is classed as "very casual," "ca- moderate prices, a family-style atmos- tures lunch and dinner specials, as well as sual" and "semi-formal/classy." Also in- phere, and features two dinner specials carryout and delivery. cluded in the guide are mention of special every day, along with serving breakfast all iPonderosa has moderate prices, a features, such as live music, or certain food day long. casual atmosphere, and features the What is it? If you can idcniify this object. you could win a SI5 gift certificate from Stingers Large 2 - Item Pizza Cafe, 1414 E. Woosier. (Does not include tux. gratuity, or $6.00 alcoholic beverages). Free Expires DeliveryL/envtfiy \J*J*.-\J*J*J352-3551 I 1/20/89I/^U/OT : x;:: ::;:> Drop your answers in the entry IXJX located in !he BG '" ' - n News editorial office. 214 West Hall. Entries are due each Thursday. 5 p.m. The ;:::: ; winning entry will l>e named HOWARD'S club H ' ^^ijilp ai lhal lime, if more than one 210 N. MAIN NO COVKK correct entry is received, a drawing will be held lo deiermine the winner. Sponsored by Employees of HGSU Student Publications are not €ddie Shaw ,@&lfc> eligible.
The Winning Entry Appears Here -- It Could Be Youtt the Wolf gong ENTRY FORM Wednesday thru Saturday Name January 18-21 Add ress Phone Number. BAND (IPDATKS ON BG 5 Whal is il? HOWARD'S IS A DESGINATED IHUVEH PARTICIPANT . JJmvji ;c. / K ■ (Vons / Mitwjul '/AM A a burger-lover favorite by Jim Tinker illustrator for Looney Toons sketched a Everybody is familiar with the big kid on drawing of another regular customer — a the block. chubby lad in checkered overhauls. He's over 50 years old, and aside from a Thus the Big Boy was bom. perpetual weight problem and questiona- Wyan's restaurant eventually turned into ble fashion choices, he looks better than a national franchise and across the nation ever. a beaming Big Boy, hoisting a hamburger r - :#lM-JJ v ^^^^^ The Big Boy has stood since 1937 as the on a platter, greeted customers to the res- silent sentinel and champion of the taurants, Bemhard said. double-deck hamburger a? a representa- Like everyone else, the Big Boy's ap- tive of the Big Boy Family Restaurants pearance has changed over time. m which bear his name. Bemhard, who has designed the Big Boy Big Boy was born in Clendale, Califomi- statues since 1954, has seen the rotund iOyj -> J representative metamorphose from a a, the offspring of a restaurant owner, a His hamburger and customer creativity, ac- country bumpkin munching a hamburger cording to a designer of Big Boy statues to today's slick symbol without the burger. and the creator of the Big Boy comics, Concerning Big Boy and the restaurants, iUSVttj Manfred Bemhard. Bemhard said, "he needed to be updated Bob Wyan owned a 10-seat shack of a with the times," and "they didn't want to S5-- restaurant in Clendale and was the only be identified as a hamburger joint." employee. A lot of entertainment people In fact, in 1985 the question, "Should he stopped in and told Bob he should come stay or should he go?" was put to the cus- V, up with something different than the typi- tomers. The vote caused bated breath, but cal hamburger that everybody served, the customers decided to keep the portly Hi-mhard said. persona by a ratio of eight to two. Bemhard said the restaurant owner Big Boy has been popular with families r 1 went into his kitchen and sliced a bun in for years, however, something was needed half, added another meat patty, spread on to appeal to children in order to occupy some special sauce and, "that's how the their time while waiting for their meal. double-deck hamburger was born." "I suggested we try a comic book ... and The new hamburger was an immediate it took off immediately," Bemhard said. success, Bemhard said. After a few issues Bemhard's Big Boy Big Boy Friday/John Grict hop One day a regular customer who was an was joined by his pal Dolly and the little ■See Big Boy. page 11. 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Matessa approached Kavanagh in The quest for quality entertainment to perform at the University has been aided Scheduling difficulties with Anderson December about the possibility of a spring concert. By that time, other clubs and or- by the easy access to perfomance facilities. Arena prevented UAO from bringing Each facility has its own policy for handling events sponsored by University or- comedian Sam Kinison to campus this ganizations had already contacted Kavan- semester. agh to reserve dates in the arena, thereby ganizations and non-University organizations. The Lenhart Grand Ballroom is free of charge to recognized student organiza- Kinison will instead bring his act to limiting UAO's choices. tions and faculty departments, according to Dave Crooks, director of the University Toledo's John F. Savage Hall on Feb. 3. Kavanagh said he would have been able Joe Matessa, performing arts director for to offer UAO more than two dates if he had Union. been contacted in November. Matessa, on However, they do charge non-University clients $400 per day for use of the ball- UAO, said Belkin Productions contacted room. The University is given first priority in terms of scheduling events in to non- him in December about the possibility of the other hand, said he cannot plan so far holding a Kinison show in Bowling Green. ahead of time. University clients. "We were approached by an agent say- "With the music industry you can't plan Across the lawn, at University Hall, the two theaters located there present ing that Kinison was going to play in ahead of time like they want you to. We different types of policies. Toledo but wanted a larger facility and can't really call them in September and say Nancy Myers, administrative secretary for the theatre department, said there is a wanted to play here, but we couldn't find we want a date in April." Matessa said. charge for the Joe E. Brown and the Eva Marie Saint theaters if the lighting is any available dates at Anderson so we had UAO is experiencing general difficulty in used. A fee is dependent upon the amount of hours and number of lights used, she to turn him down," Matessa said. scheduling entertainment The UB40 show said. An official at Belkin Productions would last fall lost money, according to Gale She said the fee is also determined by whether the group using the theatre has a not say if a Bowling Green show had been Swanka. director of the organization. The person familiar with the lighting system at these theaters or needs the University to under consideration. cost of the show, between the band's fee hire someone. Matessa said the athletic department, and production costs, was between "The theatre department schedules its activities for the year and then organiza- which is responsible for scheduling Ander- $35,000 and $40,000. The revenue from tions can use the theater on a first-come first-serve basis," Myers said. son Arena outside of normal class hours ticket sales did not cover those expenses. On the other side of campus, the two recital halls in Moore Musical Arts Center from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., offered only "Our goal isn't to make money," Mate- charge a rental fee for use of their facilities. two possible dates to hold a show in An- ssa said. "Last semester it was UB40 or Kobacker Hall and Bryan Recital Hall charge a rental fee, according to Marty derson Arena. The first date. Feb. 4, coin- nothing at all. Their booking fit our Porter, director of the concert office. cided with UAO's Mardi Gras. The second, schedule." The rental fee for Kobacker Hall is $250 a day and Bryan Recital Hall is $150 Feb. 25, was no good for Kinison. UAO, The size of Anderson Arena also pre- per day. according to Porter. according to Matessa, had given up on sents UAO with a problem, Matessa said. 'The first obligation is to the college's events," Porter said. scheduling a show in Anderson Arena this "Anderson only seats 4,500. We have a lot However, the recital halls are opened to other University events, according to semester. of students saying UT is bringing in people Porter. "Being a campus organization that's and why can't we. We can't accommodate working for campus we're running into a any sort of people in order to break even." lot of difficulty," he said. In order to cut costs, UAO is tentatively Ken Kavanagh, assistant athletic direc- planning one or two shows for the Lenhart tor in charge of scheduling for Anderson Grand Ballroom in the University Union. Arena, said there are more than two dates Bands under current consideration for the available to UAO. He said a number of shows are Edie Brickell and the New openings are available in April, after the Bohemians, The Violent Femmes, The basketball season is completed. Romantics and They Might Be Giants. Matessa did not know about the April Swanka said. dates, and said UAO would look into the The ballroom has a capacity of 2.500. possibility of bringing an act into Ander- compared to 4,500 in Anderson Arena. son Arena at that time. However, the pros- Matessa said ticket prices for any ballroom pect of a Kinison show, which Matessa said shows would be between $4 and $6. ■See Concerts, page 11. ASAP. STOP BY OUR PLACE Make your taxes less taxing FOR DINNER DothemASAP PICK UP A FRIEND AND BE A PART OF OUR HAMBURGER EXTRAVAGANZA. EVERY TUESDAY EVENING FROM, 5-8PM, WE SERVE UP DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS AND CHEESEBURGERS AT SPECIAL STUDENT PRICES. COME AND ENJOY THESE IRRESISTIBLE PRICES AND WHO KNOWS . . . YOU JUST MIGHT MEET THE PERSON OF YOUR DREAMS. .39 / .49 HAMBURGER / CHEESEBURGER NIGHT ONLY AT MCDONALDS 1470 E. WOOSTER ST. 1050 S. MAIN ST. BOWLING GREEN, OHIO GOOD TIME. GREAT TASTE. ©1968 McOonakJs Co>po>atton 6 ODD Friday Magazine/January 20, 1989 Stones and Temps Waiters/waitresses suggest tips new rock famers by Elizabeth Masturzo granted. Waiters or waitresses are often misconceived as flawless, friendly and punctual every minute, every hour, every day. NEW YORK (AP) - This year's five in- ductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of The shriek of the enemy alarm clock reverberates throughout Fame — Dion. Otis Redding, the Rolling the walls of the quiet bedroom. There are thousands of other Freshman voice major Michele Klosterman said "You've got to realize that you're going to make mistakes. You're going to spill Stones, the Temptations and Stevie Won- places where the typical college student could go instead of work der — are a gathering of the soulful side of ... the Bahamas, Cedar Point, or even the grocery store would be stuff. It's inevitable. You just do it and go on — you don't get all the'60s. more appealing to him or her right now. But like any other week- upset about it." end, holiday or supposed leisure time, the student begins to pre- Often what customers do not realize is that their waiter or wait- Formal induction ceremonies took place pare to be one of the better-paid and well-dressed servants to so- ress is responsible only for the service, not the quality of the meal Wednesday night at the Waldorf-Astoria, ciety known as the waiter or waitress. or how long it takes to prepare. where the three previous induction ban- Countless numbers of people dine in restaurants every day. quets have been held. After a stressful day at work, customers often take the service for ■ See Waiters, page 9. An exuberant Dion exclaimed, "I got in! I got in!. This is a major moment for mc. I'm conscious and breathing and right here with you and enjoying every minute." Dion said music to him was a way to "share my feelings, love, hates, thoughts, perceptions. It is a way of connecting." Pete Townsend, who presented the a- ward to the Rolling Stones, said the Stones had influenced his own British band. The Who. "The Stones were a rock band to begin with. The Who became a rock band partly because of the Stones," Townsend said. David Ruffin. former lead singer with the Temptations, said he will always consider himself a part of the group. "That's something I'm very proud of — to have been a part of the group and I al- ways will be," Ruffin said. Right now, the 20 artists or groups named to the Hall of Fame since 1986 are honorees without a home — ground has not yet been broken for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame archives and museum in Cleveland, scheduled to open in 1992. To be inducted, artists must have re- corded more than 25 years ago. All of this year's fourth honored group had records released before Jan. 1,1964. 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Z**ih Dau fyurm i . ■■■ ■ .1, Sunn Friday Magazine/January 20. 1989 Burger guru's patty secrets shared by Dennis Robaugh by Ray Kroc and the various fast food knowledge and a weary, whispering voice. many of the evil hordes try to imitate it. chains stormtrooped across American The voice of a man who had been through "When you lift the burger out of the tastebuds, destroying the finely honed skill the burger battles and barely survived. The wrapper or off the plate, the beef juices How I got through 19 years of blissful of savoring a burger. Few people survived voice of a man who has seen unspeakable and the grease left behind should slowly ignorance i will never know. But last week the onslaught with their taste intact. horrors perpetrated upon ail-American congeal. The condiments should slide my life was changed in a way I will never Diners and greasy spoons put up a val- beef and wholesome bun. It was the voice around slowly, sensually, yet the bun forget. I discovered that my friend Zack iant effort to fight off the mass- produced, of a burger guru. should not get mushy or slip off, Mustard was a burger guru. freeze-dried pseudo-burgers. But econo- "The perfect burger is always a double- Seed," he said. I never suspected that he had such mies of scale prevailed and today there are cheeseburger, ensuring there is enough power and knowledge. But somewhere only a few bastions of resistance left. beef so that the toppings do not overpower "A burger must be medium-rare to deep in his soul there lurked the secrets of But I do not yet have the knowledge. I the beef flavor. It is always ordered with preserve the juiciness. It may be fried or the Burgermeister. have just begun my education. I will share the works. Ketchup, mustard, onion, flame-broiled, it makes no difference," he One day I suggested we go out for a bur- my experience as he took me for a burger. mayo, pickles, tomato and lettuce. This is said. "The controversy is a propaganda ger. These innocent hunger pangs led to "Ah Mustard Seed (that is what he calls the standard burger, the mainstay in the plot by the evil hordes to dupe us into buy- my instruction in the art of burgering by a me), you want a burger. You must be edu- taste wars," he said. ing their pathetic, hockey-puck simula- formidable master. cated before you can savor the true flavor My mouth watered. My mind begged for tions." The art of burgering is a little known art of a burger," Zack said. nourishment. He went on to tell me how to "A burger should always be eaten with a in America. In the '50s the evil hordes led He took on an aura of divine burger recognize the perfect burger, because Coke or Pepsi. You are especially lucky if you get your drink from a soda fountain because it is more syrupy, Mustard Seed. If you have your burger in a bar you must Just have a cold beer, for that is the way it has a few smiles from ho me. been intended since the dawn of time,"he said. "A burger is also good to have when you're stoned, but I don't advocate that Mustard Seed," Zack said with giggle and a funny little gleam in his eye. "Atmosphere, my student, is an excel- lent indicator of where to get the perfect burger,"he said."Myles' Dairy Queen makes an excellent double-cheeseburger. The joint across from Uptown makes a quality burger, too. They have the charac- RESTAURANT ® ter typical of a genuine burger haven." Sun. - Thurs. If the place is a bit dingy and a bit 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. greasy, they probably are part of the resis- Bob Evans Restaurant tance, he said. He taught me the art of the Fri. & Sat. 1726 E. Wooster Street burger. I will never be the same again, I never want to be. open 6am - 11:30pm For carry out, call 352-2193 Iff JAA"°O^.^„. "j| PULL UP A STOOL cinema -0558 AND HAVE A DRINK because THE NAKED GUN PG-13 SAT &SUN 1:10335 your favorite bartender EVENINGS 945 ■AMMAN P SAT. & SUN 130 is here! EVENINGS 6 40 9 15 & Campus Films TWWSPG SAT & SUN 115 3.30 present EVENINGS 7 00 9 35 DCEKTAR MX P Cocktail SAT &SUN 100325 Friday & Saturday EVENMGS7159 30 Jan. 20th & 21st THE JANUARY MAN P SAT & SON 100320" :8:00pm, 10:00pm, & Midnight in EVENNGS 6 50 9 20 • EVA MARIE SAINT THEATER * HMN SMUTS PG-13 $1.50 w/valid BGSU ID K EVENINGS 7 05 only . f mm—mm—am———m THE STUDENT RECREATION CENTER CELEBRATES ITS 10TH BIRTHDAY FEBRUARY 6—10, 1989 Renew your commitment to yourself in 1989! Make the SRC part of your personal investment for better health and fitness SRC Employee Selection The following dates are established for the 89-90 hiring of student employees: Monday and Tuesday Applications available at SRC at February 6 & 7 7:00 a.m. (300 applications available) February 8-17 Screening of applications February 20-25 List of interviewees posted and sign-up at Student Recreation Center February 27 - Interviews at Students Recreation March 3 Center Monday, March 13 Final list posted at Student Recreation Center and Student Employment Cathy Rigby Cathy Rigby - 1972 Olympic Gymnast Speaks on: "Balancing Wellness" and her trials and tribulations when going for the gold (one of them relating to eating disorders sne personally experienced) When: Monday, January 30, 1989 Where: Grand Ballroom Time: 8:00 p.m. Also. . . there will be a Health Carnival from 7:00-8:00 p.m. and 9:00-9:30 p.m. located also in the Grand Bollroom on Monday, January 30, 1989 Presentation made possible through support of: St. Vincent's Medical Center- Center for Eating Disorders, Students Activities, Student Health Center, Resident Life, University Activities Organization, BGSU's Parents Club and Student Recreation Center. *Two free airfare tickets to Tampa, Florida* over Spring Break will be given away following the presentation (students only). Aerobics Leader Interested in becoming an SRC Aerobic Leader? Applications and fitness/interview sign-ups are February 13th, 14th, and 15th. Fitness tests and interviews are February 20-24. Aerobic leader tryouts are March 4th and 5th. Aerobic leader selections are March 6. For more information about programs and activities call 372-2711 Sunn Friday Magazine/January 20, 1989 Burger guru's patty secrets shared by Dennis Robaugh by Ray Kroc and the various fast food knowledge and a weary, whispering voice. many of the evil hordes try to imitate it. chains stormtrooped across American The voice of a man who had been through "When you lift the burger out of the tastebuds, destroying the finely honed skill the burger battles and barely survived. The wrapper or off the plate, the beef juices How I got through 19 years of blissful of savoring a burger. Few people survived voice of a man who has seen unspeakable and the grease left behind should slowly ignorance I will never know. But last week the onslaught with their taste intact. horrors perpetrated upon all-American congeal. The condiments should slide my life was changed in a way I will never Diners and greasy spoons put up a val- beef and wholesome bun. It was the voice around slowly, sensually, yet the bun forget. I discovered that my friend Zack iant effort to fight off the mass- produced, of a burger guru. should not get mushy or slip off, Mustard was a burger guru. freeze-dried pseudo-burgers. But econo- "The perfect burger is always a double- Seed," he said. I never suspected that he had such mies of scale prevailed and today there are cheeseburger, ensuring there is enough power and knowledge. But somewhere only a few bastions of resistance left. beef so that the toppings do not overpower "A burger must be medium-rare to deep in his soul there lurked the secrets of But I do not yet have the knowledge. 1 the beef flavor. It is always ordered with preserve the juiciness. It may be fried or the Burgermeister. have just begun my education. I will share the works. Ketchup, mustard, onion, flame-broiled, it makes no difference," he One day I suggested we go out for a bur- my experience as he took me for a burger. mayo, pickles, tomato and lettuce. This is said. "The controversy is a propaganda ger. These innocent hunger pangs led to "Ah Mustard Seed (that is what he calls the standard burger, the mainstay in the plot by the evil hordes to dupe us into buy- my instruction in the art of burgering by a me), you want a burger. You must be edu- taste wars." he said. ing their pathetic, hockey-puck simula- formidable master. cated before you can savor the true flavor My mouth watered. My mind begged for tions." The art of burgering is a little known art of a burger." Zack said. nourishment. He went on to tell me how to "A burger should always be eaten with a in America. In the '50s the evil hordes led He took on an aura of divine burger recognize the perfect burger, because Coke or Pepsi. You are especially lucky if you get your drink from a soda fountain because it is more syrupy. Mustard Seed. If you have your burger in a bar you must Just a few smiles from ho me. have a cold beer, for that is the way it has been intended since the dawn of time,"he said. "A burger is also good to have when you're stoned, but I don't advocate that Mustard Seed," Zack said with giggle and a funny little gleam in his eye. "Atmosphere, my student, is an excel- lent indicator of where to get the perfect burger."he said."Myles' Dairy Queen makes an excellent double-cheeseburger. The joint across from Uptown makes a quality burger, too. They have the charac- RESTAURANT ® ter typical of a genuine burger haven." Sun. - Thurs. If the place is a bit dingy and a bit 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. greasy, they probably are part of the resis- Bob Evans Restaurant tance, he said. He taught me the art of the Fri. & Sat. 1726 E. Wooster Street • burger. I will never be the same again, I open 6am - 11:30pm For carry out, call 352-2193 never want to be. PULL UP A STOOL AND HAVE A DRINK because THE NAKED GUN 1X3-13 SAT&SUN 110335 your favorite bartender EVENINGS 945 RAINMAN SAT & SUN 1 30 is here! EVENINGS 6 40 9 15 TW1NIPG kjv&v©) & Campus Films SAI.& SUN 115 3 30 present EVENINGS 7 00 9 35 DKKTAR IK P Cocktail SAT &SUN 100325 Friday & Saturday EVENINGS 7 15 9 30 Jan. 20th & 21st TNI JANUARY MAN P SAT. & SUN. 1.003 20" 8:00pm, 10:00pm, & Midnight in EVENMGS6 5092'0 • EVA MARIE SAINT THEATER* $1.50 w/valid BGSU ID Friday Magazine/January 20. 1989 OUL 9 Competition between restaurants Waiters Microbreweries caused by extensive overcrowding ■(Continued from page 6) make comeback by Christian Thompson make up a more diverse population," Cor- don said. "We also have a fairly stable Amy Bennett, freshman international CLEVELAND (AP) - Two brothers economy for restaurants and a slow rate of marketing major, said "There's things that bought and restored Cleveland's first According to the Bowling Green phone inflation. It can't be compared to Youngs- the customer thinks are the waitress' re- tavern, opened Great Lakes Brewing Co.. book, students have approximately 50 town where there have been major layoffs. sponsibility and they aren't. It takes more and started brewing beer last fall. local restaurants to choose from. Fifty, The University, the city's biggest em- than a waitress to run a restaurant." Now there's a crowd at the bar and an that is, if some of them haven't already ployees is stable." While other businesses, such as factor- hour wait on weekends to dine in the rus- gone out of business. Ken Corbett, owner of Sundance and ies, center on producing a certain produc- tic. 140-seat restaurant, known in the Joan Cordon, executive manager of the Cassidy's restaurants, said he believes tion quota, waiters and waitresses center business as a "brewpub." Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce, there are too many restaurants in the area their performances around tips. Freshman "We're brewing around the clock and said she believes there are as many restau- without much diversity. elementary education major Jennifer selling it as fast as we make it," said Daniel rants moving in as moving out of the city. "I think there should be more creative Lucas said "Everything is done to get a tip. Conway, 27, who owns the bar with his "Competition is tough. To succeed here and unusual restaurants in the area. There You have to totally go out of your way for a brother, Patrick. a restaurant has to find that little niche. are too many pizza and sandwich opera- customer because you want a good tip. If Great Lakes is part of a burgeoning They have to do an extensive marketing tions," he said. He said he believes down- something's wrong — you fix it." phenomenae that is sweeping the nation as study and a lot of homework. They also town businesses are being affected by the Public relations, the most influential fac- local brewers apply their craft in brewpubs have to be realistic in their expectations, new developments at Woodland Mall and tor in receiving a tip, proves to be one of and "microbreweries," offering a variety of especially as far as summer business,'' surrounding areas. the hardest parts of the job, said Kraig brews to a local clientele. Gordon said. Gordon said she believes the selection of Pyer, senior journalism major. "You have Great Lakes patrons can choose from She said many restaurant owners pick city restaurants is slowly improving but to pretend to be a people-loving person. three different brews at $2.20 a glass with this area because of its relatively large doubts that there will be much change in You have to put on a front. It's like act- names such as Elliot's Amber, named for population and University student market. the number of places that succeed and fail. ing," he said. Elliot Ness, the famous Cleveland police "A university town is more cosmopolitan A recurring tribulation is the customer's inspector of the 1930s. Ness hung out at — composed of a faculty and staff that inability to tip accurately. Because waiting the bar and once ran for mayor of Cleve- tables is a low-paying job, waiters and wait- land, said Daniel Conway, 27. co-owner of resses depend on everyone to leave at least the brewpub with his brother. Patrick. some kind of tip. Great Lakes can brew 750 to 1,000 "It doesn't matter who you're waiting on, 31-gallon barrels of beer a year, a typical whether it's President Reagan or college amount for brewpubs which offer beer for students, you're still only making $2.01 an on-premise consumption. hour." Pyer said. PAN PIZZA Friday/John Potter Diners in Bowling Green frequently run Into situations such as this; several different restaurants crammed In right next to, or even behind, each other. TAKE THE SHORT WALK DOWNTOWN TO SEE GREAT MOVIES PICTURES FRI 7 00pm ACCUSED SAT* SUN at Kelly McGillis 2 00 OUVER Jodie Foster „ 4:00 [Ml FBI SAT. at 8 45 I 11:00 ea 7.00 SUNDAY al 8:45 ONLY «.-.!.I. IO.H>."B. a o- ..... Heacot ••II* •He*!* t«m»l" 1045 N. 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Students have line of a low budget spring break film, it is been known to be short on cash, attempt actually what some of the delivery people to receive their food with no cash at all, or for area restaurants have encountered on simply pass out before the driver arrives. the job. There are a little over a dozen restau- More than one driver has greeted an oc- rants in Bowling Green which make be- casional naked customer at the door. But tween 10 and 500 deliveries to students, lb.- "Dedicated Driver Award" goes to a businesses, and townspeople daily. Some- delivery man whose car stalled en route to times the anticipation of a hot sub or pizza Georgetown Manor, approximately three can cause a person to take for granted the miles outside of Bowling GreenJust as a driver running the meal directly to their similar motto states, not rain, nor snow, doorstep. Yet despite this fact, most local nor automotive troubles, could keep this delivery people enjoy their job and some of man from his duties. He walked almost half the unusual situations which come along the distance to complete his delivery. with it. "I used to tell people about what ap- So remember, next time a driver hurrie- peared to be out-of-the-ordinary delivery dly runs a snack or meal to your doorstep, stories," one local driver said. "Today, please be kind. You never know what kind they've gotten to be pretty ordinary and of a day he or she has had. routine!" Since he started delivering in 1974, he has had his car stolen a few .imes a lie fi(g -N'tuiB: ^ our source for campus news Friday/John Potter Silly Johnson, senior music education major, gets reedy for another late-night pizza delivery. Johnson has worked as a delivery driver lor Marco's pizza for over two months, and says she enjoys the job. "I like the excitement, and the tact that I get to be my own person." 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University Big Boy The Big Boy does not suggest diet tips and city officials decided never to allow any and the restaurants' patrons in this health- ■ (Continued from page 5) similar concerts in the future when the ■(Continued from page 4) conscious nation don't seem to mind. field box was burned down and the city "No one writes (to us) about why the Big dog Nugget, who was named in a contest Because of its limited budget, Matessa was. according to Matessa, "trashed." Boy is so fat." Bernhard said. held by the restaurants. said UAO will never be able to bring a big- UAO has not yet permanently set its According to Bernhard, the comic did The Adventures of the Big Boy, pro- name act to Bowling Green. Large-scale spring concerts, Matessa said, and stu- receive a letter from a couple who dis- duced by Webs Advertising Corporation, concerts at Doyt Perry Field are out of the dents are encouraged to suggest names covered each other as Big Boy pen pals, provides brain exercises, a pen pal club, a question, he said, as a result of the 1975 through today's survey in Friday Magazine. and their friendship blossomed into letters page, a national fan club with over romance and marriage. 50,000 members and a story with a lesson. It was a matrimonial match founded on "We subliminally suggest to do the right love, companionship, and ground beef. thing — being a good citizen and that sort Help UflO choose o bond to bring to compus. Who would you like to see in concert at the University? 79 vs. JNDEROS Send responses to: Friday Magazine, 210 West Hall, ...idBi... B.G.S.U., Bowling Green, OH 43403 X ALL * YOU ■ CAN • EAT/ AMKRICAN : ; LUNG ASSOCIATION. 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J i*##*#»#***#*****.****#».#.*#*i 12 ami Friday Magazine/January 20. 1989 The joys of fastfood remembered extensively trained in washing dishes, with crumbs, washing windows, and vacuuming, manager can't see you, and except for a high amount of practical experience. I I had to take care of the salad bar. This re- meal times, it's pretty quiet. 1 used to enjoy guess my manager did that on purpose to quired replacing the dark brown and slimy making myself a sandwich (illegally), a see if I had the guts to stick it out. Unfor- vegetables with ones that were less slimy milkshake (illegally) and some fries (illega- ongue in Cheek tunately, I did. As I said before, I was and lighter brown. It wasn't too bad, be- lly) and hiding in the drive-thru to eat my dumb. cause they gave me a really big knife to illegal lunch. However, I hated when a cus- by Christopher J. Dawton slice veggies with. This means I spent a lot tomer came through while I was eab'ng. It's Once the manager saw that 1 would stick of time playing Samurai Salad Man in tough to talk over the drive-thru intercom around, he began to let me tram in other back, throwing vegetables up into the air with a full mouth. Then again, it's not like When I was approached to write a col- areas of the restaurant. For the most part, and trying to slice them in two in midair. 1 the customer could understand me if my umn for this fabulous Dining Out edition, I trained in cleaning and maintaining the missed a lot, but hey, I wasn't paying for it! mouth was empty. If you've ever noticed my first comment was along the lines of dining room, and running a cash register. I Oh yes, I also did dishes, too. that it's impossible to understand what is "Why me? I don't dine out. My idea of go- still washed dishes, though. The dining said over those things when you're in a car, ing out to dinner is a burrito at Taco Bell. room wasn't too bad. Every time there was Learning to operate the cash register you should hear it in the restaurant. After I'm broke." When pressed further, I a lull in the amount of customers, I would and deal with customers was also a joy. I a while, I got to feeling that most people agreed to write something. Trouble was, I run out into the dining room with a damp have never felt more stupid in my life. I who go through drive-ins are very tragically really didn't have anything to write about, sponge and generally avoid my manager mean, I had to end everything I said with stupid. In case you're wondering, I never until it occurred to me to recount my won- seeing me goof off. Oh yes, I would occa- "Do you want some fries with that?" Be- go through drive-ins anymore. derful, fun-filled fast food career. Yes, sionally wipe off tables. lieve me, it felt especially dumb when 1 that's right. I worked in the glamorous, worked the breakfast shift. 1 was also high-paying world of fast food. Pardon me All in all, I don't feel too embarrassed at Out in the dining room, I came to the amazed by the stupidity of the customers. having worked in fast food. Okay, the job for a moment as I try to put a rein on my amazing conclusion that most if not all the We had the pickiest people on the face of out-of-control sarcasm. sucked. However, the money was good. I customers in a fast food restaurant were the earth. These people would bitch if learned a few basic cooking skills, that Seriously though, I did work in fast food. slobs. This startled me, because it came to there was too much ice in their drink, not It was an Arby's in my hometown, and I combined with my housekeeping skills my attention that I was a slob when I ate enough ice, no salt on their fries, too much from my summer job as a maid will make worked there for exactly one year and one fast food. Never again, I vowed: to this day salt, the restaurant was too hot/cold, the day. Yes, I was incredibly dumb (and occa- me a good husband for some lucky woman 1 am very clean and tidy when I eat out. My sandwiches didn't look exactly like the someday. I also learned how to do dishes, sionally still am), but I was also broke. favorite customers were teenagers, who ones on the TV commercials, the staff Poverty beat out pride, so I applied and as well as fine-tune my sarcasm. Little did I had the amazing knack of making the wasn't friendly enough (very valid com- know that it would help me today! I also was hired after a rather extensive interview worst messes. I mean, the things they plaint, let me tell you), and so on. Hmm, that consisted of the manager making sure learned two very important facts: Don't eat could do with ketchup, horseradish sauce, maybe doing the dishes wasn't so bad, in fast food restaurants (once you've that I had all my limbs and wasn't allergic and salt... anyways. I really hated it when a after all. to grease. learned the disgusting secrets, you tend to group of teenagers came into my nice, lose your appetite for more), and don't I should have said that 1 was. But what clean dining room and turned it into a war Another aspect of working up front and the heck, a job is a job. The manager im- work in fast food restaurants. Don't make zone. handling customers was that 1 also got to the same mistakes I did! plied that there would be extensive train- do the drive-in. In a fast food restaurant, ing. He was right. For three whole weeks, 1 Beside wiping off tables, cleaning up this is the best place to loaf around in. 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