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Inside the News Opinion :■■• SportS 'Scott Brown delves into The Baseball Network 6 Why will Joe Peiffer miss one Weekend • The Velvet Fog rolls into Anderson Arena 9 "Johnnie Cochran? * NEWS Page 2
Friday, October 6,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 86, Issue 22
Group unites Singin'some tunes against rape Students fight violence with Take Back the Night rally
Andrea Wood The BC News
Despite adverse weather, women, men and children from the Uni- versity and surrounding community came together to Take Back the Night. In an effort to draw attention to unnecessary violence and unease, Womyn for Womyn organized a Take Back the Night march. These marches take place in communities all over the country and have been used as a statement In the fight for a woman's right to a safe en- vironment since the '70s. Due to the foul weather, the march was moved indoors to room 114 in Business Administration. Over SO people attended and were able to hear speakers concerned about the safety of women in this communi- ty. "Let me light a candle," began Kara Jennings, a representative from The Link. "This fire can be a symbol of our anger, our energy and our determination to fight." Jennings brought with her the Clothesline Project. The Clothesline Project is a collection of shirts decorated by women who were vic- tims of violence. The local branch has 30 shirts and there are over 250 in the statewide Clothesline Project. The national collection numbers in the thousands. Different colors symbolize different forms of violence. Two of the SUpfcul* MlikawlfTkc BG Ncn shirts which served as a backdrop were white, made In honor of a woman who died as a result of violence. The music group September Children play and sing songs Thurs- by the University Activities Organization. day evening from 8 to 10 JO in the Union. The group was sponsored See NIGHT, page three. U.S. to host Bosnian talks Poetry Cease-fire announced, U.N. to pull troops read at Patrick Qulnn The Associated Press Union SARAJEVO, Bosnia- Herzegovina - A Bosnian cease- fire was announced Thursday in Washington, and the United Na- tonight tions said it would pull one-third of its peacekeepers out of the re- Jack Buehrer public due to the easing of ten- The BG News Kcllr Rica/Tk* BC Niwi sions. Sidney Ribeau signs an agreement to create opportunities for President Clinton said the A Los Angeles poet minority students with INROADS Toledo Inc. Thursday after- cease-fire, to take effect Tues- known for pensive drama noon In the Union. day, was "an important moment will share his work with the in the painful history" of the University tonight at 7 JO In former Yugoslavia. the Faculty Lounge of the Speaking at a news conference, Student Union. Minorities are Clinton said Bosnia's warring Laurence Goldstein, a parties would hold peace talks in poet who uses his home- the United States beginning Oct. town as inspiration for his 25, and continuing later in Paris. work, said he enjoys writ- helped by pact At UN. headquarters in New ing dramatic poems. York, a brief statement today Kan Edm«BdifThe AiMclated Prcii "You'll find that most of Jay Young said at a briefing before the said the number of peacekeepers my poems have characters The BC News agreement was signed. in Bosnia would drop from 30,500 President Clinton appears at a news conference In the White and settings rather than House briefing room Thursday morning, where he announced an "Without partnerships the to 21,000. It was not immediately simply streams of con- In an effort to create known how long the pullout agreement among the parties In war-torn Bosnia. The cease-fire ciousness," Goldstein said. future Is very, very dim for agreement is to take effect Oct. 10. more opportunities for mi- higher education. With would take. "Southern California Is nority students, the Uni- partnerships, with collabo- "With the military situation in force." Clinton's top envoy in the region, one of my favorite principle versity signed a formal ration with INROADS, we Bosnia stabilizing, and the politi- U.N. peacekeepers were sent Richard Holbrooke, after talks subjects," he said. "I've agreement Thursday with have an opportunity to give cal process gaining momentum," to the former Yugoslav republic with Bosnia's Muslim-led written poems about many INROADS Toledo Inc. the best educational expe- the United Nations said it has de- in March 1992. The pullout in- government today in Pranjo of the sights of the south- The pact calls for the or- rience." cided to "reduce troop strength volves peacekeepers from I'udjman. land- ganizations to work INROADS President by over 9,000 and to streamline several countries. The cease-fire is to run for 60 Goldstein added that he together to Identify minori- Charles Story said he hopes the overall structure of the The cease-fire was forged by days. relies on popular culture a ty students to take part in the relationship with Bowl- great deal in his poetry. education and work-related ing Green is the first of "I've written around a experiences that will pre- many In the United States. dozen poems about the pare them for future "What we are doing here Humane Society sponsors movies," Goldstein said. leadership roles in business is establishing the type of "I've written about Bette and In the community. model we would like to es- Davis, Alfred Hitchcock, The agreement states tablish at other Universi- Superman and Orson Wells. that the University will ties across the country," walk-a-thon this weekend I Just grew tired of writing offer a minimum of five Story said. "At Bowling walk are asked to get pledges and cut, flowers, a hotel stay, movie about myself." diversity scholarships each Jennifer Schab Sharona Ben-Tov, an as- Green State University The BG News come and walk animals anytime tickets, candy, and babysitting. year for INROADS stu- you're doing what it takes between 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. "All prizes were donated by sistant professor In the dents attending the Institu- to attract students. You're Collegiate 4-H and the Wood According to senior Tracy our local merchants," Meyer English department, enjoys tion. The award will range doing what it takes for stu- County Humane Society will Meyer, president of Collegiate said. "And everyone who collects reading Goldstein's work, from $1,000 to $2,064. dents of color to succeed, sponsor a walk-a-thon Oct. 8 to 4-H, refreshments will be pro- $35 or more in pledges receives a and was instrumental Is University President obviously in a challenging raise money for humane society vided for pets and people and free T-shirt." bringing him to the Univer- sity. Sidney Ribeau said he cant environment." projects. prizes will be awarded to the ju- "Hopefully a lot of people will take credit for the agree- The walk-a-thon is a one-mile venile and the adult who raise the come because it will be really "Laurence Goldstein has ment, but said partnerships Frank Glover, INROADS course set up on Van Camp Road most money. helpful for the Humane Society written some of the beat are very important. chairman of the board, said by the Wood County Fairgrounds, The juvenile prize is a bike and and a lot of students like to be poems about the movies "I Wish I could say this Is the agreement will assist where people can come and walk a pizza party and the adult prize with animals," said Karen Buch- and film in our society that my grandchild. I do think I students as the search for their pets. is a romantic weekend including holz. community service chair- I have ever read," Ben-Tov can add to this," Ribeau success. People participating in the a $25 gift certificate, a free hair- woman for Collegiate 4-H. said.
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page two Friday, October 6,1995 The BG News Johnnie C. shows us the way "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" "He's gone, oh God, he's gone," just enough room for my finned over our pipes. Flipper. I cried, as my body shook like a friend to keep afloat. Even though Johnnie, my fair- "Um, can I have my A-team pil- Pope who forgot to take his med- I'm really careful not to let Mr. finned aquatic friend, was with lowcase back?" I asked, feebly. Leah Barnum Jim Vickers icine. Cochran fall into the sink. And me for just over a month, it "Goodbye, Joe." "Who's gone, Joe?" asked one usually, Big John tries his seemed his witty little quips I began to weep. Then I heard a editor-in-chief managing editor of my concerned roommates. hardest to swim against the cur- helped me through a lifetime of small voice coming from my bot- "Johnnie!" I cried. rent. But not this time. problems. tle of Gordon's Gin. Dawn Keller Larry Hannan "The bad guy from Karate There was the time I got a call "Joe, Joe," squeaked the voice. Kid?" my roommate said. "He's from my ex-girlfriend, we'll call "Yes," I replied. news editor assistant managing editor been gone ever since that horri- her "Flipper." "Flipper" Is one of "If she likes girls, you no ble 'get him a body bag' line." those people who just won't let go longer have to buy her pearls," Aaron Gray Robin Coe Sure, it was okay for my of a relationship even when its quipped Johnnie Cochran. city editor editorial editor roommate to poke a little fun at apparent that you ... literary gen- I get it. It was another "famous my expense. After all, he'd never ius eludes me... hate her. Johnnie" winning catch phrase. experienced the pain of pet sui- You know she's a little loopy, As I walked down an unpaved cide. anyway. If she's clinging to a re- Thurstin Road, Johnnie was "No, Johnnie Cock-" I said in a lationship with a smartass, there. faltering voice. skinny, white columnist. "When you deal with the state, "Johnnie Cochran, the hand- "Hi, Joe how are you?" asked it's gonna be .ate." some trial lawyer," my room- the girl. When I went through my long E.A.R. to the mate Interjected. "Don't you "Fine, Flipper, how are you?" I dry spell, Johnnie showed me the have some sort of crush on him?" responded. way. I wanted to defend the honor of "Seeing anyone?" she said, cut- "If you cant find a date, then my pet fish, Johnnie Cochran. I ting to the chase. masturbate!" wanted to exonerate myself from "I bought this fish. Named him And when I was feeling down, Ground... the fish felony. I wanted to blame Johnnie Cochran," I blurted out, Johnnie brightened my day. it on Columbian drug dealers. before contemplating how pa- "Dont be upset, at least you're But first, I borrowed liberally thetic it sounded. Then I added not Amish." It's finally over. And we at E.A.R. Central couldn't from Tarantino and defended my weakly, "You know, 'Johnnie,' Well, that one didn't quite be happier. No matter what people believe, a jury honor. after the lawyer and stuff ... fig- work, but you get the picture. found O.J. Simpson not guilty. And we'll never have to "I never said I had a crush on ured since I got a pet... Well, it But it all came to a grinding hear about it or wonder about it again. The case wasted a him," I snapped, as my testoster- can't be long now till some young halt this Wednesday. Calamity! lot of taxpayers' money and time. Can we finally move one level shot up like a pregnant As soon as I tipped the bottle, lass just snatches me right up ..." What can I do now? No longer on? Courtney Love. "I simply stated he was off like a shot ~ down the "So no one, then." will I be able to rely on the savvy that 'if I had to have sex with a drain. "Nope." Johnnie C. to show me the way. *** guy' - not that I want to, because Why he left will always be a "Well, I'm seeing someone," Maybe I'll go out and learn to Guess what, faithful News readers, next week is I don't - 'but if I had to, then I'd mystery of mystic proportions, she replied. "Her name is think for myself. Maybe I'll get want to go a round with Johnnie not unlike Lisa Marie Presley- Cathy." out and explore the world looking National Milk Mustache Week! Don't be too disappoint- Cochran, handsome trial law- Jackson, or the Thurstin Avenue ed, though, if you can't achieve the same thick, white ef- "Urn, did you say Cathy? Like a for solutions to my problems. yer.'" paving project. girl?" Or maybe I'll just get a new fect as the magazine ads show - we at E.A.R. central "He is dashing," my roommate But what followed will haunt "Uh-huh." fish on Monday. And name him hear they use glue to make it whiter and thicker, it's conceded. me forever. You see, after John- "Yippee!" I cried. I know an "Menendez." really not natural. And so was Johnnie the fish, nie C. dove for drain, I reached honest to goodness lesbian. I was Joe Peiffer is the Friday col- until one night when he went for the light switch so I could fish Uke Jim Jones in a Kool-Aid umnist for The BG News. // you under the blade - of our garbage out the... forgive me here ... fish store: On one hand, I was happy have any questions, comments, *•* disposal. However, as I fumbled for the as hell, but on the other hand I concerns or if you want one of Well, unless a catastrophe happens, the Indians are go- correct switch, my hand faltered. couldn't help feeling a sense of Joe's adorable black kittens, Every week I'd change the And I hit the garbage disposal. impending doom. Then it hit me. email him at jpei- ing to get through the first round of the playoffs virtual- water in Johnnie's gin bottle (yes, ly unscathed. While it was good to see the Tribe beat the It was a dismal scene. "Joe, after I went out with you, [email protected] Joe wants to I kept my fish in an old liquor The blade went round and I no longer liked boys." say he's sorry for breaking Denn- Red Sox, the main feeling was relief that this dominating bottle, thank God I dont have round. team didn't flame out in the first round. But don't get too So there It was. She up and is's chair. He didn't think the kids) by pouring the old water I went to pieces. switched on me. From now on she break-dancing would get that out comfortable, it looks like the Yankees will be next. down the kitchen sink, leaving And the fish went "Ick" all would be known as Benedict ofhand. *** Although it doesn't compare to the hurricane down The-JoH and Rotf shoo bvBUr SU. south, Thursday was one of the wettest and miserable HOU) 'BOUT THE" 5-|LV€RS? AMBe Wd'fte 60IN6 ABOUT days we can remember around here. Just being outside - for 30 seconds left you soaked, and it was like that al- THIS THE WRON6 WAV,,, j most all day. It's a shame it wasn't snow, maybe we could have gotten some classes off. *** We heard a story that a professor here at the Universi- ty cancelled class on Tuesday so he could stay home and watch the O.J. Simpson verdict and reaction on televi- sion. With all due respect to Sidney Ribeau, this profes- sor should be the one to decide when classes should be cancelled. • ** What a zany week! It all starts with the Blind Sheik thrown into jail for bombing, O. J. walks, the Indians win two and then Mel Tonne comes to Bowling Green for a LETTERS TO THE EDITOR visit God knows E.A.R. would be really happy if the Blind Sheik, Johnnie Cochran, Joey Belle and Mel Torme could do a sing along to "The Christmas Song." Uptown stops not respect the black community This Spring, the U.S. Senate bly saying: "Why dont students urban music in Bowling Green and surround- passed an amendment by a com get a job so they can pay the in- ing areas. They have cut most Copyright O 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material fortable majority that would crease" Funny. All the students I I am writing about "Bowling Urban music from the playlist in this publication without permisssion of The BG News is strictly have saved $10 billion in cuts to know who have loans also work. Green's Most Famous Gathering and Urban style from the dress education by closing a tax loo- prohibited. The real question is: "Does the Place" - Uptown. About a year code. phole for foreign corporations. government have a responsibili- The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 ago, when I started school here, I know by now many people are An amendment the United States and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in ty in assuring that its citizens Uptown was the first nightclub I sying "If you're going to com- Students Association (USSA) have every opportunity to pursue the summer. went to. I thought it was an all plain, just don't go to Uptown," helped author and search out an accessible, quality, and af- Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the right place because they played and that is exactly what I plan to sponsors for. Yet, with all these fordable education. It's clear to student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions all kinds of music for all types of do. I also know that my at- indications that we can avoid me that the more people that are expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those people, so the entire crowd was tendance is not going to make or cuts to education, Congress educated, the more economic op- of The BG News. satisfied. Personally, I listen to break them. Therefore, I am ap- moves forward with their plans portunities they have, more jobs Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, Urban Contemporary music, so if pealing to anyone who respects regardless. are created, more money is a certain song came on that I Urban music and styles not to go typed and include the writers name, phone number and University spent, and the economy becomes didn't like, I would just go play to Uptown as well at least until I cant argue the numbers - affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and healthier. Highly educated citi- pool for a while. the management learns to appre- p everyone can come up with all letters. zens would be able to take steps Things went on this way until ciate and respect the black com- their own. The Congressional toward eliminating poverty, The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any this past Spring Semester when I munity. Budget Office says eliminating errors in stories or photograph subscriptions. crime, economic hardships, and guess there were a few problems Direct Student Loans Is going to other problems that plague us. with people from out of town Carl M. Rice save students money. Direct I am not interested in sharing causing trouble, so what the Sophomore Lending gave my friends lower pain. I have had my share. It's The BG News Staff owner decided to do was change Geography major origination fees and borrower- time for the government to in- Wednesday to Country Night and friendly services. Instead of vest in education. Thursday to Alternative Night, photography editor Kelly Rigo owing large corporations and both of which had previously guarantee agencies whose main co-sports editor Scott Brown Education cuts M. Kazim All been Top 40 nights. Not only that, interest was making money, they Vice President of co-sports editor Patrick Murphy but on Friday and Saturday, they owed the federal government, U.S. Student Association assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi began to search people and en- hurt students whose main interest was giving assistant city editor Joe Boyle force a dress code with rules It's hard for me to listen to them the opportunity to be edu- graphics editor Rochelle Slosser such as no bandanas, hats to the harsh budget-cutting rhetoric cated. Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski side, one pant leg up, and other and politicians from both sides of Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple trends against which are general- the aisle tell me that they are Folks are also saying that elim- ly associated with black people. copy chief Kristin Stadum "hell bent" on reducing the defi- inating the six month grace CORRECTIONS This semester, I have found period after graduation will only assistant copy chief Anna Wahrman cit by $13 trillion in seven years. myself playing pool more often, It Is not for my sake, or for the result in $4 a month increase. special projects editor Amy Johnson as now the number one rule sake of my children that Con- Another number I have heard Is a Thomas Vogstberger, assistant special projects editor Jim Barker posted on the door Is "NO RAP". gress rushes to reduce the deficit $9 per month Increase. The real who was profiled by The It seems as if they think that vio- in seven short years: It is for the truth Is that interest rates will News in Thursday's edition, ^204 West Hall lence will only occur while art- sake of the stealth bomber and increase substantially for every- co-authored a $90,000 grant ists such as the Notorious B.I.G. the JMX missile, and for the sake one that borrows, and those in- to form the public defen- Bowling Green State University or Redman *n playing but not of re-election on an impossible creased Interest rates will stay der's office, not the Wood Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 groups such as Green Day or "Contract," which far from being high for the entire repayment County prosecutor's office. [email protected] Depeche Mode. My point is that it for the sake of future, is a "Con- period -10 years, or longer. The News regrets the error. appears to me that Uptown does tract" on my future. Congress members are proba- t The BG News Brief* Friday, October 6,1995 page three
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Perry Stadium VOLLEYBALL at Toledo tonight, 7 p.m.. vs. West Virginia Saturday. 4 p.m. at Itadio: WBGU-FM 88.1 (Scott Brown 4 Josh Matz): WFOB-AM 1430, WBVI-FM 96.7. WJYM-AM 730 Bowling Green High School (Dave Horger & Mark Miller). TalavialoB: none locally CROSS COUNTRY at Notre Dame Invitational, today SOCCER at Kentucky, today: home vs. Indiana. Sunday. 2 p.m. MEN'S TENNIS at Ball State Invite. today-Sunday # •■adajr lUdlo: WBGU-FM 88.1 ITony Caver ft Jeaalca Stoltzroan) WOMEN'S TENNIS at Toledo Invitational. Saturday-Sunday Sports Weekend The BG News page six Friday, October 6. 1995 Why The Baseball Network Falcons begin key stretch stinks Miami is Tonight, both the Cleve- land Indians and Cincinnati Parents' Reds will complete 3-0 series sweeps In the first-ever Divisional Series and Day foe advance to the League Championship Series. Scott Brown You heard it here first. The BG News Ho-hum. you say. The two teams have dominated their A key stretch begins Saturday opponents - the Red Sox for the Falcon football team. and Dodgers, respectively. Miami invades for Parents' At least I think the Reds Day at Perry Stadium (1 p.m. are dominating the Dodgers. kickoff), the beginning of a four- That is what I'm hearing. game stretch against the four You see. I cant watch the best teams the Mid-American Reds here in Bowling Green Conference has to offer. because of The Baseball Following Miami, the Falcons visit Ball State (24) MAC), host Network. That's right, the network Toledo (2-0 MAC) and visit Western Michigan, another early that decided to put all the favorite. divisional series head-to- And the Falcons, in a tie for head in prime time. No more fourth place with Miami behind national coverage. the undefeated Rockets, Car- Ratings, they say. But for dinals and Eastern Michigan Ea- Ohio. The Great Divided gles, cant afford another loss State this baseball postsea- having already dropped a game son, stations have to make a to Central Michigan. choice: Indians or Reds. The Falcons definitely have It's logical for the Toledo their backs against the wall. stations to pick the Indians. "I feel like my back's against In fact, it's a no-bralner. the wall every time we go out and But for all us Reds fans play," head coach Gary Blackney up here above Ohio's said. "That's how bad I want to Mason-Dixon line — not to win. If it were me, I would like to mention the Yankees. come out and play like my back's Mariners, Dodgers. Braves against the wall every time we and Rockies fans - we can't line up and have an opportunity." watch our team play. But the importance of this Instead, we have been left game against the Redskins (3-2 The BC Ntwi/Ju Raiback to our Walkmans, searching Falcon quarterback Ryan Henry (18) will line up behind a different down In practice Wednesday. John Kuck Is the new center and David for a radio station unbear- See STRETCH, page seven. offensive line Saturday against Miami after center Cal Bowers went Farrall will Hart at right guard. able unless you're standing outside. Here baseball stands, still without a collective bargain- ing agreement, showing Toledo, Ball State in key matchup playoff games to only por- tions of the nation. Never Rusty Miller the defense which permits the week off. points) and third-down conver- but the defense is good too. They before In history have post- The Associated Press fewest points. Pinkel has watched his Rockets sions (51 percent success rate) lead the league in defense season games not been Is it just a matter of Toledo's (4-0, 1-0) rough up I-AA East and is second in passing offense against the rush and when you shown nationally. The biggest critic of Toledo attack (42 points a game) against Tennessee State (41-20), Western (237 yards a game), turnover stop the run like they do, you Tonight. I will go through football these days Is the guy in Ball State's defense (17.6 points Michigan (31-21), Nevada (49-35) margin (plus 9) and kickoff re- give the ball to the offense a lot the same routine on the charge of it, Gary Pinkel. allowed per game)? and Cincinnati (45-31). turns (20.4-yard average). of times in good position." radio, anticipating the same "I'm a bearer of bad news," the "I don't think football Is ever The last time Toledo won its "I'm pleased we're undefeated, thing all the legions of Rockets' head coach says. "What that simple," says Ball State first four games it won a piece of but the encouraging thing is Ball State has relied on its Indians fans will be watch- do we have to do to get better? coach Bill Lynch. the MAC title five years ago. there is a lot we can do to be a rock-hard defense in victories ing their TVs for: a series Sure, we're 4-0, but there's still a In other games Saturday, Ak- Obviously, the Rockets can better team," Pinkel says. "We over Miami of Ohio (17-15), sweep. lot to do." ron (1-3 overall, 1-2 MAC) is at score points, thanks to the con- need to improve our kicking Western Illinois (20-7) and The next thing on the to-do list Thanks, The Baseball Western Michigan (2-3, 1-2), tributions of quarterback Ryan game, plus we've gotten a lot of Western Michigan (10-0). But the is host Ball State Saturday in a turnovers that we haven't taken Network. You epitomize the Miami of Ohio (3-2, 1-1) is at Huzjak (completing 66 percent of Cardinals' offense has sputtered marquee game in the early Mid- Bowling Green (3-2,1-1) and Cen- advantage of. That's a concern." sorry state of baseball today. his passes) and tailback Wasean in losses to Minnesota (31-7) and American Conference schedule. Tait (158 yards rushing and 13.5 But Lynch says he doesn't see Go Reds. tral Michigan (2-2,1-1) travels to Purdue (35-13) of the Big Ten. It features two of the three re- points per game). much to criticize. As for you Tribe fans Eastern Michigan (3-1,2-0). "We don't want to get in a shoo- maining teams unbeaten In Kent (1-3-1, 0-2-1) visits South Toledo leads the MAC in total "They're really good, and snuggled up In front of your tout with Toledo," Lynch says. league play and pits the MAC'S Carolina in the only independent offense (4723 yards per game), that's why they're 4-0," he says. TVs. well see you in the "We haven't scored many points highest-scoring offense against game. Ohio University takes the rushing (235.3), scoring (42 "Their offense Is outstanding, World Series - on national in five games." television, no less. ••• Parents' Weekend Is upon us. and there are a host of big athletic events all of us Falcon soccer can shepherd the folks to. The soccer team hosts national power Indiana on Sunday at the newly-refur- getting no rest bished Cochrane Field. The volleyball team, misplaced Pit Murphy the NCAA Tournament. from Anderson Arena by Mel The BG News "Kentucky looks like a very Tonne, hosts West Virginia strong team," he said. "In order There Is no rest for the Bowl- for us to get into the tournament at BG High School on ing Green soccer team after we must finish high in the con- Saturday. beating perennial power Mar- ference and do well in the MAC The big game, of course, quette last weekend to win the tournament" is Miami invading Perry BGSU/Kwik Goal Soccer Clas- The Hoosiers, however, are not Stadium for the Parents' Day sic. quite the same team that lost to football game. The Falcons travel to Lexing- Virginia in the NCAA final game Saying this matchup Is ton, Ky. to face Mid-American a year ago, having lost several big would be an understate- Conference affliate Kentucky key players to graduation, but ment Both teams are 1-1 In and return home to battle last are still another national power. the MAC and one more loss year's national finalist Indiana "This weekend Is the biggest would equate to dropping Sunday at Mickey Cochrane test for Bowling Green," Began out of the title picture. Field. said. "We could get a lot of Every game from here on "Obviously, this is a big week- national recognition by beating out for the Falcons, who end for us," said BG mid-fielder Indiana but we can't overlook appear to have shed their Jason Began. "The Kentucky Kentucky." Jekyll A Hyde persona with game will be the biggest game of BG lost 1-0 at IU a year ago last week's convincing win the year so far for us." after controlling the second half. over Temple. The Wildcats coma Into the "The first half we were cau- This opens up a murder- game with ten wins and a high tious and In the second half we ous October schedule - at ranking. UK replaced Central were the better team," Began Ball State next week, home Michigan in the conference when added. "After the game their for Toledo on the 21st. at CMU dropped their soccer pro- players were saying that they WMtem Michigan on the gram from the MAC play last would meet us in the tourna- year. ment'* They need to get frtng Tto BG MtVsM BMSMt Began said that this game will Began said that Hoosler scouts with a bang, and they will. go a long way in deciding what The Bowling Green soccer team hosts' national power Indiana Sunday at Mickey Cochrans Field. were seen at Falcon games this Pick: BG 31. Miami 21 team will represent the MAC In season. _ , f p r The BG News Sports Friday, October 6, 1995 page seven Men's tennis off for Ball State Chris Kapcar The BG News "... [IJfwe do it week Again this weekend, the Bowl- in and week out, ing Green men's tennis team they're going to say heads to the state of Indiana to face a difficult field consisting of that we're for real." several Big Ten schools and a strong sampling of various mid- Dave Morin western teams. Instead of head- ing west on the turnpike towards men's tennis coach South Bend, the Falcons will fly south to Muncie to compete in the doubles play. Ball State Invitational. "Again this week we'll need After a fairly strong showing both teams, the singles and dou- at the Tom Fallon Invite at Notre bles, to keep up their play," Dame, the Falcons main concern Morin said. this week is consistency. The top five singles players are "If we do it [play well] once, not changed. Milan Ptak, Adam teams may take notice," said Tropp, Joel Terman, Dave An- head coach Dave Morin. "But If derton and Ryan Gabel will com- we do It week in and week out, pete in that order. they're going to say that we're The doubles lineup has been for real." altered, with Adam Tropp and The main difference this Mark Ciochetto and Dave Ander- weekend will be the depth and ton and Seth Dimling competing quality of the players that the in the "A" flight. The second field will consist of. Instead of flight constists of Milan playing four flights. Ball State Ptak/Matt Wiles and Joel Ter- features three, along with two man/Ryan Gabel. "We want to give everybody a The AaMclate4PKM/Wlaitow T.wanoa backdraws. They will be filled with probably three to four realistic chance to play with The grounds crew at Boston's Fenway Park covers toe Infield Red Sox continue their Divisional Series with Game 3 Friday night players, Instead of just two per different people to see how they Thursday during a period of rain. The Cleveland Indians' sched- at Boston. Cleveland controls a 2-0 series lead. look with different combinations uled workout was cancelled due to the weather. The Indians and flight. That leaves a scant 96 players instead of the usual 128, with different styles and ways of and places more pressure on the playing," Morin explained. "You success of both the singles and never know what could happen." Nomo knows the pressure STRETCH Joe Kay media recording his every question and be aware of my need to do is win one game on The Associated Press twitch. He started the All-Star performance." their home field to advance to Continued from page fix. game while his native country Careful he is. Whenever a the league championship se- CINCINNATI - Hideo Nomo stopped to watch by television. reporter asks anything even ries. overall) can't be overlooked. The play well, sometimes we haven't knows pressure. For an entire And with the Dodgers' fate remotely controversial, Nomo Los Angeles has to win three loser of this game - both teams played as well as we need to be. season, a team's hopes and a hanging in the balance, Nomo pauses a few seconds before this weekend at Riverfront are 1-1 in the conference -- will There are a lot of things we can nation's pride were at stake pitched his best game in more returning a bland answer Stadium, where it hasn't swept effectively drop out of the Las still improve." every time he took the mound. than two weeks to clinch the through an interpreter. a three-game series since 1988. Vegas Bowl sweepstakes. Miami is ranked sixth in the His next start will acquaint NL West last Saturday. Example: What's been his "I don't think about having two nation in total defense, giving up him with the ultimate pressure. He won the NL strikeout title most special moment of the "It's easier said than done," losses," Miami coach Randy only 256 yards a game. This they Japan's most famous pitcher with 236, had the NL's second- season? said Dodger center fielder Walker said. "It's going to be have done despite returning only must win Friday to keep the best earned run average at "This year hasn't ended yet, Brett Butler. "We can't look crazy again this year. That is the four starters from a season ago. Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2.54, and became one of the and there my be greater mo- beyond Friday and Nomo, and way our league is. I said in July "They lost seven defensive playoffs. A bad performance major leagues' most recogniz- ments waiting ahead of me, so I him coming out and trying to that there are five or six teams starters, but they are playing would hand the Cincinnati able names in his first season. really can't answer that ques- shut the door." that can win this league, and it's outstanding football," Blackney Reds a sweep of their best-of-5 Nomo may not be quite com- tion yet," he said. Nomo has struggled since still the case. said. "Defensively they are play- series. fortable In the spotlight, but he A victory over the Reds the middle of August, going 2-4 "It's going to come down to ing with confidence." Nomo has two things going sure takes to it. would be the most important with a pair of no-decisions be- who's the most consistent team." Senior quarterback Neil for him: He's beaten the Reds "I haven't become used to moment of his season. fore winning his final two The Redskins have been con- Dougherty went down with a fi- once and he knows what it's the attention or the pressure Cincinnati swept its two starts. He allowed just one sistent thus far this season, fol- bula fracture against Michigan like to pitch in a f ishbowl. yet," he said, looking ahead to games on the West Coast by earned run and struck out 11 in lowing a season-opening loss to and will miss the rest of the Every time he took the his start at Riverfront Stadium. taking advantage of the Dod- eight innings of a 7-2 victory at Ball State with three straight season for the Redskins. In his mound this season, Nomo had a "Every time I would have to be gers' poor defense and poor San Diego that clinched the di- wins before last week's 38-19 loss place is sophomore Sam Ricketts huge contingent of Japanese careful in how I answer my clutch hitting. All the Reds vision title last Saturday. to Michigan. Among Miami's vic- who saw significant playing time tories was a 30-28 decision over last year. Northwestern. Injuries also affect the Bowl- "They are the best Miami team ing Green side this week, with I've seen in five years," Black- starting center Cal Bowers Volleyball, tennis visit Toledo ney said. "They are really an out- having gone down with a standing football team." sprained ankle during practice The BG News their home court for that game. flight will feature Tiffany La- weak at the botttom. The Falcons "There is a lot of water to go Wednesday. John Kuck will move *** Susa and freshman Amy DeFa- have already seen Toledo a few under the bridge yet," Walker over and start at center and Da- The Bowling Green volleyball The Falcon womens' tennis lco. times this year. countered. "We can be a good vid Fan-all will move to right team dropped a match to Wright team takes a trip up the road to The singles lineup stays the Patty Bank owns the team's football team. Sometimes we guard. State on Wednesday, but has its Toledo this weekend. A week same at the top two spaces, with best record at 8-1. Cindy Miko- sights set on a visit to rival after hosting the Rockets at the Mikolajewski and Bank. In the lajewski, the Falcons' flight one Toledo tonight. BGSU Invitational, the Rockets third slot will be Arantxa Gomez. player, is at 7-2. Jenny Schwartz The Falcons visited Wright will be looking to return the Jenny Schwartz will play flight has a 7-3 record. Frshman Aran- State and lost, 13-15, 15-10, 15-8, favor. four. Flight five is up to Cassidy txa Gomez is at 3-0. Julie Weis- FOOD O PERATIONS 15-12. That puts their record at Aside from Toledo and Bowl- Landes. Julie Weissblatt and blattis6-3. BGSU STL/DEPOTS 8-7 on the season. ing Green, the University of Cin- Lauren Dimling are in flights six Tonight the Falcons will look to cinnati Bearcats and the Univer- and seven. The bottom singles' flights and WORK FOR US improve on that record when sity of Detroit will also attend. According to coach Dean the the doubles flights haven't fared they visit Toledo. The Rockets The invitational will be played on competition level will be roughly as well. Landes and LaSusa own were picked 10th in the MAC in a Toledo's varsity courts Saturday the same as It was last week. De- 4-4 records in their singles ex- At Uurxcfx! coachs' preseason poll. and Sunday starting at 10 a.m. troit is probably a little weaker ploits. Lauren Dimling is 1-3. The match begins at 7 p.m. at For this weekend, coach Dean than most of the teams Bowling In doubles. Bank and Miko- Lunch help needed between Toledo's Savage Hall. decided to shake up the lineups. Green has played so far. The lajewski are 5-4. Landes and 10:30am and 3:30pm. Saturday, the Falcons host Now, BG's top team will be Patty University of Cincinnati is sup- Cheung were 3-3. Schwartz and May work in 1 or 2 hour shifts. West Virginia for a non-league Bank and Jenny Cheung. Cindy posed to be tough at the top, but Weisblatt were 3-2. matchup. Due to the Parents' Mikolajewski will pair up with Weekend Mel Torme concert at Julie Welssblatt Flight three will Anderson Arena, the Falcons will be played by Cassidy Landes and WE OFFER call Bowling Green High School Jenny Schwartz. The fourth Your Wilderness The Canoe Shop Shop For: Saturday Nite! 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David. !Q. ©wnhouse w.'car oarage A deck Intro lo Microsoft Work* (Mac) This seminar Our firm Is looking for individuals who want to $ 175.00 * mnth ♦ ultliues (free water introduces Microsoft Works for the Macintosh, Attention ODK Members gain comprehensive management experience and sewaoe) Available Immediately. including creating fries, storing files, and editing All members (hat have not Work A Play in the Nation's Capua' next summer Earn $6,000 to $10,000 par documents Prior knowledge of the Macintosh attended a meeting need Earn College Credit summer. Positions avsiiaWe in select Cleve- Cell 353-1246 or attendance to Gemng Started on the Mac is to cat Anne at 372-5244 Get Professional Expenence' land suburbs. Columbus, Akron, Canton, and Grad Students' New apartments (or 2 persona, recommended. Please bring a blank 3.5" disk with their addresses and phone numbers Attend a Washington Center Inlo Session more Call 1-o0fr867-1060. two car gararge. 2 bedrooms, walk in clOMts. And meet W.C.I. Senior Vice President: to the seminar. Part-Tim* Sales Representative. Gain valua- dishwasher, disposal Close to campus! Call Wednesday October 11.1:00 PM Mon., Oct. 23.10:00am to noon in 128 Hayes ble sale* experience marketing to local busi- 353-1731. Hall Taft Room. 3rd Floor. Student Union nesses A organizations. Excellent compensa- Mecca. Manage mem Inc. Tuesday. Oct. 24. 5 00-7 00pm in 126 Hayes ATTN: ELEMENTARY EDUCATION tion t flexible hour*. Musi be toll-motivated a Han New 1 A 2 bdrms. at Hrilsdale Apis. .January MAJORSI enthusiastic. Cat (614)581-6658. occupancy. Rates start at $350 and $600 Call Spring Semester. 1998 Elementary Ed. Security Officer* 353-5800. E-mail and Nan for Laaetrrtoah Users (Mac) Methods Registration mooting WANTED This seminar covers the Internet applications Earn money while you study. Immediate full a Need to sublease a (wo bedroom apartment PL bme positions avail, in BG Must be al least Eudora (email) and News Watcher (newt). Tuesday, October 10,1005 4:00-5:30 IMMEDIATELY) Free shuttle to campus. 10 yra. old, no *xp. nee , although a plus Must Prior experience with the Macintosh or at- t465/montt. ♦ electric Call 354-7503. AVAILABLE NOW' have teleph. a reliable transp. Retirees wel- tendance to Gemng Started on tie Mac it rec- 11 5 Eduction Building FEMALE SUBLEASER come. Full-benefit package avail., paid vacs Subleaser(s) needed. Large Bdrm.I ommended. Please bring a blank 3 5" disk lo BeTherel OWNROOME the seminar. Attendees must have a BGNet tons, advancements, weekly pay, uniforms 8 t320Vmonth. Pets okay. Call 3563-0234. CLOSE TO CAMPUS paid training. Apply In parson at CONTINEN- account tor she seminar. 352-2062 ASK FOR TINA Mon., Oct. 30.10O0am to noon in 126 Hayes 6KJCHARGE TAL SECRET SERVCE INC. 415 Huron St. AS Female Subleaser needed: Great apartment Toledo. OH 43604. 419-243-1715. Mon. thru GOOD and FUN roommates at Columbia Courts. Fri. 6am-4pm. AS $l65/mo. Call now 882-8402, ask lor Mandy. COUPON $$$ Recognized at all Help! We're Gr.duslIng! campus dining services 2-3 Subs era needed. Spring Sem**t*r, VOTED BG Choice* 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath, dishwasher, air- Appllcllon. conditioning, large walk-in dosets. quiet, very "BEST PIZZA!"| available al any dean apartment. Free water and sewage. Call dining location after 5pm or leave massage. 353-0222. ICENTER FOR CHOICE II One Female subleaser needed Immediately. LG. 2 ITEM $7 BK3Ch.ro. Hoi line: Lease ends May 1996 2 bedroom/2 bathroom ConlidevrUirHaalth Cars For Women (419)372-7933 [Add Brttdtllcki For Only $2.00 | I furnished apartment Call Sharon at 352 3757 • Student fee teHnrco CHI OMEGA II interested. Coupon Ooo)AlAI Irs our uniqueness that gives Subleaser. Available Jan. 1: • Abortion through E «ires Pancpalhg us an amazing sisterhood. On* bdrm. furn. swimming pool, shuttle to 20 weeks 10/15795 , localjort campus, quiet, air conditioning, ceiling fan, • Morning after SHOWIHGTHISWEEKEMDI Double Print* specxxn, bey window. Cat 354-0251, leave Free Everyday m—aage. treatment Package* Plus 352-16S3 FRI 10/6 and SAT 10/7 Wanted - to rent garage apace for my car lor • Caring friend or 111 OLSCAMP HALL IbV Factory Outlet Store winter mentis. Need some extra money, then relative allowed 8 :00priV10:()0prn/Midnight Student Desks starting at $39 00 cat m* » 353-4070. Mlksr Woodworking Factory Oulist for personal Students $2.00 Woodland Mai'354-1614 Parents $1.00 HELP WANTED support FREE DELIVERY Friday Roast Beef Plater Special al CAMPUS Any questions, call UAO at POLLYEYESI Include* Roast Beef Sandwich. 16 N. Huron homemade mashed potatoes, and vegetable $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars. Toledo. OH 43604 372-2343 or 372-7164 352-5166 Only $3 99 1 i*m until gone. Dine-in and Pick For info call 301 -306-1207 1-800-589-6005 uponly. M.A.C. SHOWDOWN! M.A.C. SHOWDOWN! M.A.C. SHOWDOWN! v\ HOME FALCON FOOTBALL TOMORROW vs. MIAMI, 1P.M. PARENTS' DAY -BRING MOM & DAD fi Taeo Kit Ma** Pit* so I .I), ONLY CHINA GATE Did You Know. $6.99 Your plastic bottles can be Not valid witii uiy other coupon We serve lunch, >II:IISSA made into t-shirts. carpet, and dinner & daily l»OI»OATAK 500 OFF cocktails Of UAO even playground equipment? any delivery over 86.00 fOfl BCIINJG NflMCD Don't let those plastic bottles Not raU wila any S-TPKMRCR SlUIXiNT $6.00 Minimum other miisoB tcnixRof me go to waste! Please recycle! lor delivery ( 353-TACO 1616 E. Wbtttor MON III 352-9153 Located at 1C 16E.Wooster| FREE DELIVERY Ult fit SOID ON ICDDCnSHW!!! *For more information, call the BGSU Recycling Program at 372-8909. Greenwc >od Centre 1 HOME FALCON SOCCER VS. INDIANA...SUNDAY 2 PM! THE HOOSIERS ARE RANKED #1 REGIONALLY AND #4 NATIONALLY! GO BG! 1 7 1 Pfl&fllTS WCEKHD Thank you, parents for all of your support through the years! WELCO ARENTS :: , . V . : ■ ■ w is .-. See Us For Parents Weekend Souvenirs i ■ : ■... : ■ , ,, , ■!;■•' T^Shirts Jackets Pennants Kid'sGIothmg Stadium Blankets Stadium Seat Cushions Mpgs Baseball Caps Glissware Decals i«l other BGSU Me* chaodise Good Luck m >y & The Falcons ♦ okstore Conveni? on Campus Main Flo s Building 9:00-5:30 :00 Mon.-Thurs. :00-5:00 Friday 9:00-5:00 Saturday BEAT MIAMI *• £ Intentional "'^■tir-^vV page eight Friday, October 6,1995 MELIMELIMELI Gamma Phi Beta 8331.00. Set 72 college T-shirts - profit SPRING BREAKI TRAVEL FREE with SunS- CAMPUS EVENTS Tickets are still available, but they are going HaH Congrat Jettons Krislen Woods $331.00. Risk-tree. Choose from 27 designs. piaah Tours. Highest commission paid, lowest fast. Come by Student Activities. 330 Union to Fn .Nov 3.9 00-11 00am m 126 Hayes Hall Dance Marathon Financial Chair or design own. Free catalog 1 -600-700-4822 prioes. Campus Rsps. needed to sell Jamaica, Congratulations Jessies Miller Cancun. Bahamas, Dsytona, Panama City, pick up some. Mel Torme wiH be here at BGSU AT HOME - easy guaranteed work assembling E-Mail and News for Windows (IBM) This Danes Marathon E ntertainment Chair WONDERFUL, FREE 10/7 at 8pm in Anderson Arena. Tickets will be toys, jewelry, crafts, etc. For Co. Apply Delta Padre CALL 1-800-428.7710. seminar covers Internet appircaoone over Eth- Good Luck' You are Ultimate' FILM/CHEAP CONCERT available at the door. 1-504-641-8423011.2505. ernet using PC-Eudora (email) and VN (news). Gamma Phi Beta TA.S.P. International is looking lor highly mo- Organisational Meeting ot PI Sigma Alpha tivated, hard working students to Ml manage- Singer, song writer and activist Peter Yarrow Prior experience with the Windows Operating (Poo ucei Science Student Honor Society) Babysitter needed In our home lor 4 yr. ok) Fri- ment positions for the summer of 1996. Gain ot Petsr, Paul, and Mary and hl« daughter System or attendance to Intro to Mrcoaoft Tuesday October 10,4:00pm INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: FRATERNITY day mornings, possibly more. Preler valuable experience in al areas ol business ■ethany vkjM BO. Tuea, Oct.10. Berhanys Windows in recommended Please bring a Room 104 BA ICE HOCKEY - OCT. 9. 1996; MEN'S AND EdyPysch major. Trane. required. 352-4138. whikt building your resume. Average earnings powerful documentary. Mama Awelhul' tol- blank 3.5" disk to me seminar. Attendees must WOMEN'S INNERTUBE WATER POLO - are between $7,000-$9,000 Positions in most lows *ve Hack Soulh African women aa they have a BGNet account for mis seminar. Cheddar's AH political science majors and minors are en- OCT. 1ft MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CROSS Cleveland suburbs, Akron. Canton, Youngs- daal with ma realities ol apanhaid. I he Aim vail Thurs.,Oct 26 4:00-6 00 in 207Olscamp Hal Opening aoon in Find la y. couraged to attend. Ideas for mis year's activi- COUNTRY - OCT. 11; MEN'S BOWLING • town, Ssndusky, snd Toledo are filled on a first ba shown al 3pm on the Glih Film Thealar: Mon.. Nov.. 6.10:00 to noon in 207 Olscamp Cheddar's is a great place for students seeking ties, as wen as top name speakers will be dis- OCT. 17, ALL ENTRIES DUE BY 4:00 PM IN coma, first qualified basis. For more informa- bom Yarrows will answer questions on issues Hall a challenging and rewarding atmosphere that cussed 130FELDHOUSE. non call Man Scheret @ i -800-543-3792. ma film raises. Intro the the BGNet Menu System This sem- can be shaped around any school schedule. Al 8pm in Kobackar Hall. Pater will be joined by inar coven the menu command system pro- MARK'S PUB MARK'S PUB MARK'S PUB We offer great starting pay and FT or PT posi- Toledo Tee's and Graphics needs artists for Berhany for a concan that will inapira all attend- UAO WEEKEND MOVIE vided by BGNet. Attendees must have a tions' And we are only 15 minutes away from line art production. Starting pay for pt employ- ing c fight for civil and human rights, ma envi- DON JUAN DE MARCO BGNet account lor this seminar. Tuesday: Country Night BG I Come see us an ment - $6.50/hr. All projects worked on may be ronment and peace - issues Peter Paul and 111 OLSCAMP HALL Fri., Nov.10. 9.00-11:00am in 126 Hayes Hal Cheddar's Restaurant added to your portfolio Artwork is for college Mary have been at me forefront for 35 yrs. 8pm 10pm and midnight Mon.. Nov. 13,6O0-»:00pm in 126 Hayes Hal Wednesday: Grateful Dead Night 2100 Tiffin Ave. (in front of Meijer) market t-shins contact Ian @ (419) 535-7873 1 Tickets are $5 tor students. S12 for ran stu- Take your parents'They'll love it UNIVERSITY RED CROSS MEETING Find lay, OH 45840 daysor(419)-86S-1971 rag his dents and $25 for special seating and a re- Student 82 00 Parents S' .00 CURRENT AND NEW MEMBERS WELCOME Thursday: 'Bsat the Clock' (419)423-4499 ception with the Yarrows following the concert Call UAO ® 2-2343 or 2-7164 w/ O/S MONDAY OCT. 9 700 PM 104BA 6-spmdlmers Accepting appk'ca&ons daily from 8-6. Call the Kobackar Box Office at 372-1171 and B-9pm quart a ra FOR SALE charge your tickets form noon 6 Monday 9pm-doee LADIES NIGHT! through Friday. UAO WEEKEND MOVIE LOST & FOUND Churchill Supermarket has pan-time openings Friday 1 Saturday: Beer Prlcea too low to tor all shifts. Looking for students able to work • • • ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA • • • CIRCLE OF FRIENDS 1965Toy^ta Supra. leagally mention! through holidays. Apply at Churchil's 1141 S. ATTENTION MEMBERS: Fri.. Sept. 29th and Sat. Sept 30th Runs great, mus: sell, S2400 OBO Main. SHAREKnowledgel 111 Of scamp Hull $2 00 Set of Keys lost on 10-4. REWARDI Please 41S-277«" )0< 419876 9966 BUILD Your Resumol Call 2-2343 for more into. cal 181-4518. Money Orders Fairy tale house in Perrysburg needs energe- 19t Nissan Ba ra .39 each EARNAccve Member Pointsl tic, positive person to keep it sparkly-bright. 4 sod.. nt'V clu toh, new struts Packages Plus 352-1693 BEAnALDTutorl 12-16 hours a week year round, adaptable to 93,0011 miles. $2500. Call Karissa Kurpita, tutoring chair University Computer Services Seminars SERVICES OFFERED OCTOBER SPECIALS classes. Please leave detailed application 352-3176 Al37?-495?' Small Pan Style Cheese Pizza 83.99 message by phone at (419) 672-0604 or in writ- 1990 DODGE CARAVAN GREAT CONDI- Slice ol Pumpkin Pie $1.00 ing to 510 West Front Street, Perrysburg. OH Attention BOSU Faculty and Students The blowing University Computer Servioes TION BGSU Mom. Dad. Grandma, Grandpa, Sister, (Dine-in and Pick-up only) 43551-1435 Thank you I Seminars win be offered. Thesefree seminars G REAT FAMILY VAN $7500 OBO Halel. the Jewish Student Organization, will be are open to any anybody associated with a Brother., sweatshirts available at Collegiate CAMPUS POLLYEYES FOOD OPERATIONS CALL KERRg 372-3907 AFTER 5:00PM holding a panel discussion on the Jewish Holi- BGSU. Please call 372-2911 to register for me Connection. 531 Ridge St. __^_ 440 E. COURT ST. HEY BGSU STUDENTS... days. The discussion will take place on Tues- seminars. A complete seminar list can be 352-9638 85 CorrOla WORK FOR US day. October 10, at Opm in Education 115. The found on the World Wide Web at Excel ent Condition Pregnant? Free Pregnancy Test. AT LUNCH! quest panekst will be Rabbi Beinstock from http^/www. bgsu.edu/department/ucs/semin PERSONALS T 90 352-7760 Confidential A Caring. Lunch help needed Temple B'naj Israel The panel is co-sponsored are. 354-4673 BG. Pregnancy Center Attention Spring Breakers! Jamaica/Cancun by me Honors Program. 1030 AM and 330 PM. $389, Bahamas $359. Florida $129. Sell trips. Intro to Microsoft Windows (IBM) The sem- BOOKS. BOOKS, AND MORE BOOKSI A Beach in Florida, May work in earn cash. a go freel 1 -600-234-7007. inar covers me basics ol me Microsoft SOAP FANS INFORMATION LINE Psi Chi wiH be having our annual The Mountains of Colorado, Windows graphic operating system. Please ''What's new? Reviews available no 1or2 hour shifts. CANON PERSONAL COPIER. NO WARM UP book sale on the 1st floor of The Islands of Hawaii... bring a blank 3.5" disk to the seminar. later then an hour after program airs. APPLY AT THE TIME REQUIRED. AUTO SHUT OFF AFTER the psychology bkfg. Mon. Oct. 9m Wouldn't You Just Love DINING CENTER Mon., Oct. 9, 10:00am to noon 207 Olscamp 1-900-776-5338 $1.49/min. AV $5.4S/call 5.5 MINS OF NONUSEl SINGLE CARTRI- andTues.Oct. lorn9-4 Hall. To Get Away For awhile? OF YOUR CHOCEI DGE SYSTEM (TONER, DRUM AND DE- CHECK IT OUTI 'National Student Exchange Thuri., Oct. 12, 4.O0-6.O0pm in 207 Olscamp VELOPMENT UNIT IN ONE CONVENIENT Info Session' Take Mom and Dad to Breakfsstl Hall. HELP WANTED CARTRIDGE). SHIPPED DIRECT TO YOUR Wednesday Oct. 11,7:30 PM Students In the College ot Educ. * Allied Pan-Time Waiutaff and Bartender. HOME OR OFFICE UPS. 100% MONEY BOWLING GREEN RADIO NEWS ORGANI- Faculty Lounge Prof ess lone are Invited to bring their Getting Started on the Mac (Mac) This ses- Flexible Hours. BACK GUARANTEEI (ITEM J-118S-A5) ZATION Student Union. 2nd Floor parents to a Continental Breakfast on sion presents me Macintosh operating system Apply any time si Quarters CANON COPIER $399.99 PLUS TAX AND has me following positions available... Call Enc Sanders PARENTS DAY and introducee the word processing software In the Woodland Mall SHIPPING. (ITEM Z-7365-A5) TONER CAR- 372-2451 from 9-11 am, 2nd N. ol the Educ. Bldg. package Microsoft Works. Please bring a blank TRIDGE $99 99 PLUS TAX AND SHIPPING Newscast Anchors" Reporters' Sales For More Information Cal 372-7405 lor details. 3.5" floppy disk to me seminar. Mr. Spots Needs Inside help. VISA. MASTER. AND DISCOVER CARD Public Relations' Production Fri. Oct. 13, 9:00-11:00am in 126 Hayes Had. The KEY Yearbook Apply In parson M-F 2-7pm. WELCOMEI CALL 1-600-253-6500. USE Mon., Oct. 16.1000am to noon in 126 Hayes la looking tor volunteers Graphic designers, ADA. t0211075X. DIST LAWRENCE WAT- If interested, please contact Chris Malanga, NURSING ASSISTANTS Hall. writers, photographers, & salespeople needed FULL TIME/ PART TIME HOURS ON SON; News Preccr al 353 CM 18 or 372-2354. to help produce the 1995/96 yearbook. Call Sunday Oct 8. Be at Prout Chapel 7-3AND3-11 SHIFTS. FLEXIBLE FOR SALE HSA GENERAL MEETING Intro to Microsoft Works for Windows (IBM) 372-6066 or slop by the KEY office, 26 West SCHEDULING WITH 4 OR 8 OR 12 HOUR at 9:4 5am. If you wil not be Almost everything you may need. Appliances. 9 PM OCT. 9 This seminar introduces Microsoft Works for Hall. Ask for Kristin co-op oeoHavaileble attending call Stacy @ 353-6061. SHFTS. electronics, luggage and other various items. I 234E.HARSHMAN Windows: mis includes creating lilee. storing WANTED 100 STUDENTSI Lose 10-30 lbs. redevo overstock merchandise from stores files, and editing documents. Prior knowledge ATTENTION MIS 4 CS MAJORS! Neil 90 days' New metabolism breakthrough. EXCELLENT BENEFITS FOR FT/PT and can men sail below cost. Call me tor infor- of Windows concepts or attendance to Intro to Owens-Coming, s local company, la seek- Dr. Recommended. 13495 MC/Vlsa. Guar- mation. 352-3060. Kappa Alpha Order Mtcrosoft Windows is recommended. Please ing C3 or MIS sophomores, Juniors, or anteed.NadlneDeManlra 1-800-352-6446 APPLY AT: Kappa Alpha is starting a new chapter on BG's bring a blank 3.5" disk to the seminar. graduate atudsnta to atari a part-time co-op campus and are looking for a few good men; if Wed.Oct. 18.11:30am to 1:30pmin207Ola- position Immediately. This eicellont posi- Wanted: STAR WARS WOOD COUNTY NURSING HOME FOR RENT interested call Steve or Dave at 372-4664. camp Hall tion will continue part-time through Spring Desperately seeking Star Wars toys. Action 11080 E. GYPSY LANE RD. Kappa Alpha Order Thurs.. OcL 19. 4:0Opm to 6:00pm in 207 Ol- 1998 and full-time In Summer 1996. For figures, and Shipsl Cash Paid' No collection to BOWLING GREEN, OHIO camp Hail large or small' Cal toll free 1-800-281-5637, more data.'la call 2-2451 or stop by t he Co- 419-353-6411 Female Subleaser Needed op office with s resume. David. IQ townhouse w/car garage A deck Intro to Microsoft Works (Mac) This seminar Our firm is looking lor individuals who want to gain comprehensive management experience $175.00 a mnth + utilities (free water Introduces Microsoft Works for the Macintosh. Attention ODK Members including creating files, storing files, and editing All members that have not Work 8 Play in the Nation's Capital! next summer. Earn $6,000 to $10,000 per and sewage) Available Immediately. documents. Prior knowledge of the Macintosh attended a meeting need Earn College Crsdill summer. Positions available in select Cleve- Call 353-1246 to can Anne at 372-5244 land suburbs. Columbus, Akron, Canton, and or attendance to Getting Started on the Mac is Gsl Professional Experience! Grad Students New apartments for 2 persons, recommended. Please bring a blank 3.5" disk with their addresses and phone numbers Attend a Washington Center Into Session more. Call 1 -oOQ-667-1960. two car garage, 2 bedrooms, walk in closets, And meet W.C.I. Senior Vice President: to the seminar. Part-Tims Sales Representative. Gain valua- dishwasher, disposal. Close to campus! Cal Mon.. Oct. 23.1000am to noon in 126 Hayes Wednesday October 11,100 PM ble sales experience marketing to local busi- 353-1731. Hall Taft Room. 3rd Floor. Student Union nesses 1 organizations Excellent compensa- Mecca Management Inc. Tuesday, Oct. 24, 5:00-7O0pm in 126 Hayes ATTN: ELEMENTARY EDUCATION tion t flexible hours. Must be sail-motivated s New 1 A 2 bdrms. at H.iisdale Apts. January Hall enmusiasttc. Call (614)561-6658. MAJORSI occupancy. Rates start at $350 and $600. Call Spnng Semester. 1996 Elementary Ed. 353-5600. E-mail and News lor Macintosh Ussrs (Mao) Security Officers Methods Registration meeting WANTED Earn money while you study. Immediate full A This seminar covers the Internet applications Need to sublease a two bedroom apartment pt time positions avail, in BG. Must be at least Eudora (email) and NewsWatchar (news) Tuesday, October 10,19954:00-5:30 IMMEDIATELY! Free shuttle to campus. Prior experience with the Macintosh or at- 18 yrs. old. noexp. nee., although a plus. Must $465/monm . electric. Call 354-7503. AVAILABLE NOWI have leleoh. a reliable transp. Retirees Wei- tendance to Getting Started on me Mac is rec- 115 Education Building FEMALE SUBLEASE R ommended. Please bring a blank 35" disk to come. Full-benefit package aval., paid vaca- Subleaser(s) needed. Large Bdrm.I BsThsrsI OWNROOME tions, advancements, weekly pay. uniforms A $320/month. Pets okay. Cal 3563-0234. me seminar. Attendees must have a BGNet CLOSE TO CAMPUS account tor the seminar. paid training. Apply in parson st CONTINEN- BIO CHARGE 352-2062 ASK FOR TINA Mon., Oct 30.1000am to noon in 126 Hayes TAL SECRET SERVICE INC. 415 Huron Si. AS Female Sublease/ needed: Great apartment Toledo, OH 43804. 419-243-1715, Mon. thru OOCO and FUN roommates at Columbia Courts. Fri. 8am-4pm, AS $165/tno. Call now 682-6402. ask for Mandy. COUPON m Recognized at all Help! We're Graduating! campus dining services 2-1 Sublease ra needed. Spring Semester. VOTED BG Choices 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bath, dishwasher, sir- 11 Application conditioning, large walk-in closets, quiet, very "BEST PIZZA!' avallaWaatany dean apartment. Free water and sewage. Call after 5pm or leave message 353-9222. dining local Ion I CENTER FOR CHOICE H LG. 2 ITEM $7 One Female subleaser needed Immediately. Confidential. Health Cars For Women Dwjmui BIO Charge Hotline: Lease ends May 1996.2 bedroonv2 bathroom | Add BnidtOcki For Only $Z001 I (419)372-7933 furnished apartment. Cal Shamn at 352-3757 • Student fee fceHnrco CHI OMEGA itintereatod. Coupon OOOI A! Al Irs our uniqueness mat gives Subleaser. Available Jan. 1: • Abortion through Esrifes Partcpuhg us an amazing sisterhood. One bdrm, turn, swimming pool, shuttle to 20 weeks 1 M.A.C. SHOWDOWN! M.A.C. SHOWDOWN! M.A.C. SHOWDOWN! v* HOME FALCON FOOTBALL TOMORROW vs. MIAMI, 1P.M. PARENTS' DAY -BRING MOM & DAD f Taco Kit Hart. Pis' ONLY ratv CHINA GATE Did You Know. . . $6.99 Your plastic bottles can be Not valid will any other coupon Wes erve lunch, MIXISSA made into t-shirts. carpet, and dimier & daily POPOIVAK 500 OFF c ocktails even playground equipment? any delivery OFuno over $6.00 f Oft (3CING NDMCD Don't let those plastic bottles Not vraEtl with any ' MGCFt STUDCNT $6.00 Minimum Olhor coupon icruxROf me go to waste! Please recycle! for dokvery , -.53-TACO ■161 BE. Wooiter MON IK 352-9153 Located at 1( »16E.Wooster FREI= DELIVERY Wt fl€ SOLD ON UflDtnSHIP!!! *For more information, call the BGSU Recycling Program at 372-8909. Greonwc od Centre HOME FALCON SOCCER VS. INDIANA...SUNDAY 2 PM! THE HOOSIERS ARE RANKED #1 REGIONALLY AND #4 NATIONALLY! GO BG! f 7 KeroKe ■ PflM WffKflD *)t cvttett't all velvet... Although his autobiography is titled "It Wasn't All Velvet," for Mel Torme, listeners this weekend at Anderson Arena will have the opportu- nity to enjoy the Velvet Fog. A two-time Grammy Award winner, Torme will perform at the University at 8 p.m. Saturday. Torme, who began his entertainment career 65 years ago as a four-year-old singer with the Coon Sanders Orchestra on a weekly Chicago radio broadcast, will be the highlight of Parents' Week- end at the University. Earlier this year, he completed a 36-city national tour, performing to standing-room-only crowds at some of the largest concert venues in the country. In 1994 he performed at Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl for the 18th consecutive year; released a new album, "Mel Torme: A Tribute to Bing Crosby"; released his first video. "Mel Torme: Live from Ambassador"; and published his fifth book, "My Singing Teachers." Torme has appeared in movies, such as "Higher and Higher" with Frank Sinatra, and on countless television programs, most recently as a guest star on "Night Court." However, Torme is best known for his music. He's a writer, arranger and drummer, and his voice has sold millions of records. He's won Grammy Awards for "An Evening with George Shearing and Mel Torme" in 1983 and for "Top Drawer" in 1984. The Real Deal barbershop quartet, winners of the MBNA-sponsored America Collegiate Quar- tet Contest, will open the evening's entertainment. Gary Lewis, a graduate of the University; Eric Kauffman, senior music major; Justin Oxley, senior music major; and Dave McCutcheon, senior music major; first sang together as members of the University's Men's Chorus. In March 1994 they formed a quartet to compete in a regional barbershop competition, five months later they were crowned national champi- ons. Tickets can be purchased at the University's Student Activities Office on the third floor of the University Student Union. All floor seats and chair- backed seats in the stands are $16. Lower seats are $12 and upper bleacher seats are $8. Torme graphic: The BG News/ Jot Boyle Parent's Weekend schedule of events Friday, 10/6/95 PnbUe Shatlag 7:30 p.m., Cish Film Theater. Penny Singleton end Author Lake stsr in this 1941 film. Free. Noon - 2 p.m., 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.. Ice Arena Don Juan DeMareo 8 p.m., 10 p.m. a Midnight, HI Olscamp Hall. Weekend Him brought to you by UAO. $2.00 admission. Leave Her to Heaven Mel Torme Concert 7:30 p.m., Cish Film Thealer. Cene Tierney and Cornell Wilde itar in this 1945 film. Free. 8 p.m., Anderson Arena, Memorial Hall. Don't miss this special Parents Weekend presentation which will DOB Joan DeMareo be the high point of the weekend! Opening for Mel Torme will be BGSU's own The Real Deal, winners of the 8 p.m., 10 p.m. a Midnight. HI Olicamp Hall. Weekend Film brought to you by 1,'AO. $2.00 admission. 1994 National ("nlli-»i.iie Rarhershnn Ouarlel Chamninnshin Thi« will he • nil*! nf fsmilv. fun and iasi! Reaerverl Through the Eyes of Hubble Mel Torme Concert 8 p.m.. Planetarium. Physical Sciences Building $1.00 donation accepted. 8 p.m., Anderson Arena, Memorial Hall. Don't miss this special Parents Weekend presentation which will Goodnight Deadrniona (Good Morning Juliet) be the high point of the weekend! Opening for Mel Torme will be BGSU's own The Real DesL winners of the 1994 Nations! Collegiate Barbershop Quartet Championship. This will be a night of family, fun and jazz! Reserved 8 p.m., Eva Marie Saint Theatre. BCSU Theatre production. seat tickets are available through the office of Student Activities, 330 University Union, or 372-2343. Tickets ar $16, Saturday, 10/7/95 $12 or $8. College of Art! and Science* Heceptlon Public Skating 9 a.m. - 11 p.m., Fine Arts Center. A Parents Weekend event. 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.. Ice Arena. Goodnight Deademona (Good Morning Juliet) College or Business Administration Reception 8 p.m., Eva Marie Saint Theatre. BCSU Theatre production. 9 a.m. ■ 11 a.m., 2nd floor lounge. Business Administration. A Parent! Weekend event. The Glass Key College of Education and Allied Profesalons Reception 8:45 p.m., Cish Film Theater. Veronica Lake and Alan Ladd star in this Dashiell Hsmmett story. Free. 9 a.m. - II a.m.. 2nd floor. Education Building A Parent! Weekend event. Sunday, 10/8/95 Parents Resource Mai Information Room Falcon Parents Connection 9 a.m. • Noon, Alumni Room, University Union. 10 a.m. - 11 p.m., Community Suite, University Union. Meeting of the BCSU Parent's Association. Parents Advisory Council Meeting Buffet Brunch 9:30 a.m.. Alumni Room, University Union. Open business meeting 11 a.m. • 1:30 p.m., Lenhart Grand Ballroom, University Union. A Parents Weekend event. Tickets must Honors Program Luncheon be purchased in advance through the office of Student Activities, 330 University Union, 372-2343. Tickets are $6 per person. 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.. Contact the Honors Program for details. A Parents Weekend event. Through the Eyes of llubbel College of Health and Human Service* Reception 1 p.m.. Planetarium, Physical Science Building $1.00 donation accepted. Noon -1 p.m.. Room 100 Health Center. A Parents Weekend event. Men's Soccer vs. Indiana Football vs. Miami 2 p.m., Cochrane Field. A meeting between BG and perennissl national • power Indiana on "adidss 1 p.m.. Doyt L Perry Stadium. The Fslcona look to post their fifth consecutive win over the Redskins in Poster Day" at Cochrane Field. The Hoosiers were the NCAA Tournament runner - ups last year. front of s Parents' Day crowd. Goodnight Deademona (Good Morniag Juliet) Through the Eve* of Hubble 2 p.m., Eva Marie Saint Theatre. BCSU Theatre production. Also available as Theatre A More package, including brunch. Call 419-372-8181 for more information. 2 p.m. A 8 p.m., Planetarium. Physical Sciences Building SI.00 donation accepted. Public Skating Volley ball hosts Weal Vlrglna 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. a 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.. Ice Arena. 4 p.m.. Bowling Creen High School. The Falcons open a five - snatch homestsnd while taking oa the 95-10-95 / evennaci.bgiu.edu / Disclaimer Mountaineers st Bowling Creen High School. ■taflWMaaMr 6 p.m., Lenhart Grand Ballrooa, University Union. A Parents Weekend event. ft I ' ^5* »>t.----'------I PflPBUS WKKEHD BOUIL-N-GR€CNCnV S7.25 + tax ADULTS 86.95 + tax STUDENTS/SENIOR CITIZENS 83.75 CHILDREN 4-11 children 3 and under free * No other discount* apply ^ SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER SPECIALS ATTENTION STUDENTS: All You Con Eat BBQ Ribs wild potato, cole slaw, & roll $9.25 Now here's the deal ♦♦♦ 8 oz. NY Strip Steak with potato, soup/salad, & dessert buffet. $8.49 BREAKFAST SPECIALS Bring this ad and at least one of your parents (it doesn't matter which one) Two Tens for Ten Carrryout Special i Two Small One Large , into Packages Plus... Two Toppings One Topping during Parents Weekend $10^ $585 Carry Out Only Free Fraa and receive a Pepperonctnai Pepperonctnai • Special Garlic • SpadalQarac Sun • Wad open until 1 a.m. Sauce Sauca Thura • Sat opsn until 3 a.m. Opan thla Sunday at 11 a.m. Expire! 30 Daw. Nol MM a«i any otter Expkea 30 Dayi. Nor valid *4ti any attar . FREE GIFT! oflar. Valid only ar paradpaang locum ortef.VaMorVyatparaclpaOnglocalloni | Cueumar paya all applicable aaMa Bi. Cuaiomar paya al applicable MM au. Visit us at our booth at Additional lopplnoi tm AdOHonal nppinai eitm. I TTTTTTTTTTT the football game (sw corner of stadium) .■rg#i 11 Two Extra Large TheWorka1 Wort $g95 Mom or Dad will think you are Go Falcons!! 1 One Topping Adda 826 S. Main St. Second Large __ __ I sooooo smart, shopping where (Next to Big Lots) $-|495 A TwoTopplnai$C00| for they give freebies... 353-7272 Free Fraa ■ Papparandnai » Special Garlic aSpaoWGarfc (don't worry, we won't tell I Sauca Sauca I ■ E Game-Day Special Saturday, October 7th From 11a.m. to 1p.m. Buy Any 2 Footlongs and set One FRE •Must b« of equal or lesser value. *SUB .§.3 If " Available at Campus Subway Barney's East 524 E. Wooster 1602 E.Wooster 352-8500 354-2800 Great Gifts From Welcome Parents STUDIO 129 STOP IN AND S€€ US BGSU Sportswear Sale Middle Ceramics Glass Of The Store Photos c Paintings -30% OFF and More! Weaving c Sculpture V Furniture Cards and o Candles SAT & SUN ONLY 129 S. Main (near Uhlmani) OXFORD GREY T-SHIRT SPECIAL M.T. 11-6 Th. F. 11-6 DECORATED WITH NAVY OR Closed Wad. Sat. Sun. It-4 DK GREEN OR ORANGE KOfll JM. 4-ici :i\ 1544 E. Woost 352-0461 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 9.95 EA. BUY ANY TWO - 8.95 EA. 50<2 OFF BUY ANY. THREE - 7.95 EA. All-You-Can-Eat Ranch Buffet with All-You-Can-Eat Sundae Bar BGSU CERAMICS BGSU CLOCKS EMBROIDERED & GLASSWEAR JACKETS Exp. Sunday, October 8,1995 *Must present coupon. BGSU BASEBALL CAPS SPORTSWEAR FITTED&ONE SIZE ALUMNI CANT DECIDE WHAT TO DO FOR KIDS (OVER 60 STYLES) SPORTSWEAR ? ON PARENTS WEEKEND? BG & FALCON HEAD FLAGS BGSU CAR FLAGS BGSU SWEATERS HOW abOUt a round- This Weekend Only BGSU APPLIQUED EMBROIDERED Of Golf!! .Get Dad to Pay BGSU GIFT ITEMS 23K GOLD PLATED STADIUM BLANKETS GOLF/POLO SHIRTS . & PILLOWS 2 Players/9 Holes with CART MOM & DAD BGSU WINDOW Only $25 (save $10) SPORTSWEAR STICKERS Mention Ad when scheduling Tee-Times or present at Pro-Shop BEE GEE BOOK STORE EXTENDED HOURS: Bowling Green Country Club Golf Course Bee Gee NEXT TO BEST WESTERN / 923 Fair view Ave. ACROSS FROM HARSHMAN SAT 9-6:30 Z- Call for Tee-Times 352-5546 353-2252 SUN 10-3 *rrp Bookstore I WEEKfHD THC MCNU HAS AftMVCD 353 6912 Parking in Rear Appetizers | Homemade Wy-Hot. Um. Htc*ory Pizzas Welcome Parents FtaUiHonu DouonMaM ItanO* FiaanDak/ Saturday (CHaana OH 12 Una AvtMUl Homemade Happy Hour All Day pa Calzoncs Enjoy great food, UFUngaA.aUW sports, & fun PMySaak Cnkaan Salad Join the Funlll Tuna Sand Odds & Cnds Mayo. UM Toman Bia»-(!»aJ £*, Mon. Night Football Man. •» Onion. Pappn. UUn *•* SSSSS- 750 Night Maatio, O/aanPappar Hope To See You Parents Dav \\ eek<*ll RESTAURANT Just A Few Smiles From Home! Charbrollcd Prime Rib Available 11a.m. Thi, Sat. £ Sun. Eight ounces of tender, juicy prime rib, charbroiled to lock in the flavor and served au jus with horseradish sauce. •**99 HOD 1726 E. Wooaler Street Sun.-Thun. 6 a.m.-10 p.m. For carry out, call 352-2193 Fri. & Sat. 6 a.m.-11:30 p.m (Located Behind BP) THE PLACE FOR Winthrop Terrace B.G. PARENTS Welcomes all the Enjoy our Rih^ Steaks BGSU! A^^LILIIIIII^JL Sandwiches Winthrop Terrace Apts. 382-6166 and Seafood 400 Napoleon Rd. 2009 S. Reynolds Rd. 352-9135 (Across from Southwyc kMall , 263 S. Main BGSU RECYCLING PROGRAM Recycling stations can be found throughout the campus. Every residence hall and cafeteria has a designated * Downtown BG area for recycling. BGSU offices participate in paper recycling. Recycling barrels can also be found in all %$&'Dour"" classroom buildings on campus. Off-campus students can take their recyclable* to the Bowling Green BG's Finest Restaurant Recycling Center on North College Drive, located Just west of the Wood County Airport. Make your Parm* Weekend ITEMS RECYCLED ON CAMPUS Ma ^Extra Special ALUMINUM & STEEL CANS MIXED OFFICE PAPER s •Both can be placed in aluminum ban •Includes colored and white paper, all mm I '(- \ u PflBEOTS WffKflD Parents Weekend Special Also Grandma, Grandpa, Sister, Brather, Aunt & Uncle Sweatshirts Available BG's Largest selection of Greek Merchandise ,■-■-■.•■■■-■■■■■-■■■■"•■•■•"•■-■-■•>■-■-■-■-■-■-■-■-■-■-■-■--■- $2.00 OFF Mom and Dad Sweatshirts or $5.00 OFF a Pair Exp.10/30/95 ■:¥:¥:¥:¥::¥:*:w>x*:*:¥>*w^^ Best Service • Best Quality - Best Prices on Sewn on Lettered Sweatshirts Over 200 Fabrics to choose from! Collegiate Connection 531 Ridge St. 352-8333 Happy Hours Daily afiflX** Mon.-Thurs. 11 -9 BAR & GRILL Frl.-Sat. 11-7 zr ■ «• Bring Your Parents To Dinner at Quarters Welcome Parents! 1234 N. Main St. • Lake Erie Perch Bowling Green • Prime Rib • Steaks Full Service Restaurant and Bar! AN Located in Woodland Mall <■■■:< K oi i in i; 'N.MAIN i \\\uv. SI:I,I:Cno> 352-8228 oi I:.«..S.I . w si>oit ISM v.wv.w WOOSTER $" T CHECK OUT OIK STORES T.O.'s Campus LOW PRICES! INCLUDE Corner WE OFFER: Sweatshirts SHOES: 900E. WoosterSt. •FOOTIOCKER - WOODLAND MALL - (Next to Cafe Shadeau) - T-Shirts •SHOE SENSATION - Flannel Boxers •EL-BEE SHOES - Hals •PAYLESS SHOE SOURCE 352-3365 - film Developing •FAMOUS FOOTWEAR MPT: •EIDER BEERMAN •JC PENNEY CLOTHES: •TENBEIOW GREENWOOD •MAURICE'S FASHONS NORTH CENTER •FASHION BUG PLUS 1091 N.Main St. 1602E.Woostor SPECIALTY: 352-2430 352-3113 •WAIDEN BOOKS •NATURE RESERVE •MILLER WOODWORKING SOUTH SUBWAY' OUTIET CONVENIENCE MART 996 S. Main Ucotcd •ABBOTS CARDS & Grrs GREEN WOOD CENTRE 1608 E. Wootttr 81.352-3443 352-0534 U.ld. •IN GOOD TASTE- BUUC CANDY •CLAIRE'S BOUTIQUE •DOLLAR TREE Is Proud To Sponsor The •STARLETS JEWELERS •AMISH OAK GALLERY 1995 Parents Weekend •M & R WINDOW OUTLET FOOD: •LUCA'S PIZZA Game •THE CHINA OFF ANY SHOES \ •MEDITERRANEAN REST. DGSU vs. MIAMI •POWELL'S ICE CREAM IN THE STORE! Sat. October 7 .PIT ROAD •SUBWAY # •QUARTERS BAR & GRILL SERVICES: Come and Support the Falcons!!! •US POSTAL SERVICE • Greenevilie Travel at win: •FIESTA-HAIR & TANNING \ THIRD PRIZE •NATIONAL CITY BANK • ATM SECOND* MUSK & ENTERTAINMENT: 100 Free Go $50.00 Gift •ONCUE, MUSK, BOOKS, VIDEO of Gas Certificate •RADIO SHACK • KINGDOM of MAGIC •JOUYTIME ARCADE Amhet •GREAT LAKESSPORTINGGOODS INOUBNG BATTING CAGES ni m uxnm.iNSFOC4 5 SCREEN CINEMA J prams wffKfnp Thank you, parents for all of your support through the years! WELCO ARENTS See Us For Par Weekend Souvenirs ^Shirts Jackets ■ Sweatshirts Pennants Kid's Clothing Stadium Blankets Shorts Stadium Seat Cushions Baseball Caps GfeswaS Becals and other BGSU Merchandise > f a Good Luck e Falcons ♦ okstore Campus s Building 9:00-5:30 :00 Mon.-Thurs. 8:00-5:00 Friday 9:00-5:00 Saturday BEAT MIAMI I J w