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Thursday it is baffled by the dis- Peri worked as an electronics appearance of a "good, clean- warfare signal specialist and cut" American soldier who had was responsible for operating access to classified information equipment that identifies and and vanished near the East locates non-communications German border. signals, such as radar. He has An Army spokesman, Lt. Col. been stationed in West Germany Jake Dye, said there was not since March 4,1988. enough information to say if Asked about the possibility Spec. 4 Michael A. Peri had Peri defected. Dye said, "We defected. Dye acknowledged a certainly have no reason to be- portable computer was missing lieve that. There were no signs from an intelligence office of distress according to his col- where Peri worked. leagues and family. We just Peri, of Laguna Niguel, Calif., don't have any indications." has been listed as "absent with- Peri had an "active normal out leave" since he failed to social life" and a "perfect re- show up for work Feb. 21 at the cord as a good clean-cut sol- 11th Armored Cavalry Regi- dier," Dye said. ment in Fulda, 65 miles north- "In fact, he had been pro- east of Frankfurt. moted and nominated for 'Sol- Two days later, officials dier of the Month' twice in the searching for Peri found his U.S. year he has been here," Dye Army vehicle undamaged near added. "That's what makes it so the border town of Obersuhl, baffling. From all indications, about 35 miles northeast of Fu- everybody in his unit has the lda. same feelings. They're all very "Peri was authorized to drive surprised." the vehicle and had logged it out Dye confirmed the Stars and properly," Dye said. Stripes report that a portable BG News/John Potter Stars and Stripes, the Army's computer was missing from the 49 to go... unofficial newspaper, quoted officp where Peri had worked. After an hour of play. senior ^ima Phi Epsilon members (clockwise bers are playing until b p.m Saturday in order to raise money for the Dye as saying "the circumstan- But Dye said Peri "had not pro- from left) Rob Young. Tim Piai, "iike Sieber and Steve Rowe were still American Heart Association. ces of that vehicle being found so gressed very far in computers going strong in their 50 hour Pinochle marathon. The fraternity mem- close to the border are definitely except for basic word proces- suspicious." sing. ' Smoking ban proposal may change options by Barbara A. Weadock sidence halls — and the sale of tobacco a window or whatever to stay in the "Unless a lot of people are hired to If the students could not smoke, they copy editor products on campus. comfort of their own room," Phares make sure people are not smoking, I might experience the irritability from Senior interpersonal/public com- said. don't think the policy could be enforced withdrawal which might produce a munications major Dan Phares said the Jill Carr, director of on-campus hous- at all," Dickinson said. high-tension situation with roommates, After a long day of classes and work, policy should not judge a whole group of ing, said an increasing number of stu- Phares said difficulties with enforc- Dickinson said. going home to a residence hall to relax people. dents declare to be non-smokers with ing current policies already exist. Phares expressed concern on the ef- with a cigarette is "I feel like (the policy) is OK, but more than 3,500 students requesting a According to Phares, some profes- fect the policy would have on the exter- now an option. there is a need to give them a place to non-smoking roommate this academic sors smoke in academic buildings ior of buildings. However, if Univer- smoke," Phares said. "You can't elim- year. where smoking already has been ban- "I see the ulterior of buildings being sity President Paul inate the whole group." Preliminary discussions are taking ned, so it will be difficult to enforce the redefined by the policy, but I see the ex- Olscamp's non-smok- Philip Dickinson, an American stud- place within the Housing Office to anti- rule in residence halls. terior of buildings being deteriorated, ing proposal passes, ies graduate student, said the policy cipate the problems the policy may Dickinson said he agreed smoking especially the area by the (outside) the option of smoking would infringe on the rights of smokers, cause, Carr said. should not be allowed in classrooms, doorways," Phares said, adding that in the residence halls especially in winter when stepping out- Because the proposal has been pre- but sections of buildings — particularly cigarette butts will cause an increase in will no longer be a- side to smoke would be unpleasant. sented quickly, Carr said she has not residence halls — should have desig- garbage outside of the building. vailable. Both students agreed the policy would had an opportunity to design methods to nated smoking areas. According to Dickinson, the proposal The proposal would Carr be difficult to enforce. implement the policy if it should pass. Another reason for opposition to the to ban the sale of tobacco products on prohibit smoking in "I think there will be a lot of people Dickinson said implementation would proposal stems from the consideration campus is misguided because the more any University building including re- not observing the policy. They will open not be easy. of the smoker's addiction. services offered on campus, the better. Drug-free act aimed at workers Possible air strike for illegal substance use is not by Angela Blandina addressed by the act, and ac- assistant news editor cording to Phil Mason, execu- threatens Eastern tive assistant to University Substance testing dismissed As a result of the Drug-Free President Paul Olscamp, the Wednesday to the pilots' union Workplace Act of 1988, Univer- University will not partake in by Dan Sewell rank-and-file, warned that "if s i t y em- by Ivan Groger Associated Press writer any kind of drug testing. staff reporter the pilots and other employees ployees will "There hasn t been a prob- support the (machinists') picket be subject to lem with drug use among Uni- MIAMI — A threatened strike line and don't show up for work, new regula- versity employees in the past, Although a drug testing policy went into effect at Walsh Col- by Eastern Airlines machinists Eastern cannot survive." tions aimed and there is no evidence sug- lege, two University officials dismissed any idea of a similar this weekend has sent travelers "I'm afraid Eastern is going at eliminat- gesting there will be one in the policy at the University. scrambling for other carriers, to go through this juncture and ing the use of future," Mason said. Mary Edmonds, vice president of student affairs, said "we as Chairman Frank Lorenzo perhaps end up in the corporate illegal drugs The legislation affects organ- don't have any drug testing policies, nor have we contemplated seeks to avert a sympathy wal- graveyard," said Lorenzo, the on the job. izations receiving contract drug testing.' kout by pilots that he said would chairman of Texas Air, Effective awards of at least $25,000 and According to Jacque Daley, director of the Center for Alcohol end in bankruptcy. Eastern's parent company. March 18, the Mason those awarded to individuals, and Substance Abuse Prevention, there will not be a drug test- Ticket agents reported a surge Eastern s rivals also have act requires regardless of the amount. Re- ing policy issued. in sales at Eastern's competi- been mapping strategy to keep federal government contrac- cipients of federal grants also "We're (at the Center) out to prevent abusing and misusing tors as a strike appeared in- operating in the event of a sec- tors and employers receiving will be affected, regardless of of drugs," she said. "We, by no means, are trying to find and creasingly likely at the finan- ondary boycott by the Machin- federal grants to make specific their grant size. seek out abusers. cially troubled Miami-based air- ists union, which has asked a efforts to insure a drug-free One of the act's main stipula- "If someone had told us that someone was using (drugs), we line, which carries an average of federal court judge in Washing- work place. tions mandates employers to See Drug Testing, page 5. 100,000 passengers a day and ton to allow its members to However, testing employees See Drug Act, page 7. says it's losing $1 million daily. picket other airlines, ships and Lorenzo, in a videotape sent other modes of transportation. Friday News in Brief
According fo the National Weather Ser- Majors" includes the works of 14 art majors. class selections for the spring. Using the class vice at the Toledo Ex- Opening receptions for The exhibition includes photographs, paintings selections students have made, demand for poten- press Airport, today and sculptures, among others. tial courses will be determined and distributed to will be cloudy with a art exhibits held tonight Both events are free and open to the public. departments to aid in the number of sections of chance of snow or The opening reception for the bachelor of fine each course to offer. rain. The high will be arts exhibition will be held tonight, 7-9, in the Gal- The new system still will allow only 18 credit in the mid-30s There is lery of McFall Center. New class registration system hours to be selected. a 60 percent chance In conjunction with this event, another reception Students will be able to access the system using ol showers tonight will be held at the same time for "Design 17: Un- to start on campus Monday their social security number, a four- or five-digit with temperatures in dergraduate Design Students' Exhibition" in the access code and a push button phone. the low 30s. Saturday Gallery of the Fine Arts building. Beginning Monday at 10 a.m., University stu- Specific instructions for system use will be pub- will be mostly cloudy The exhibitions will be displayed 8 a.m.-5 p.m. dents will be using the new on-line registration lished in the fall schedule of classes. with a high between until March 16. system to request courses for the spring semester. Registration for fall classes will be done as 45-50 "The BFA Exhibition: Graduating Studio Students will be asked to request their tentative usual THE BG NEWS
T IGNewi March 3,19(9 Editorial THE BG NEWS ndependen! Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Julie Wallace Editor
Deborah Gottschalk Elizabeth Kimes Managing Editor News Editor
Andy Woodard Scott R Whitehead Asst Managing Editor City Editor
Judi Kopp Judy Immel Editorial Editor Editorial Editor Find solution for homeless Desperate situations call for desperate solu- tions. This week, the Detroit City Council passed an emergency ordinance which opens the basements and lobbies of public buildings to serve as tempor- CRAIG HERGERT - OUT OF WHACK ary shelters for that city's homeless. With a vote of 8-0, the council members are to be
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governmental policies of admis- tending this University. Rather The faculty to students ratios pack around on a horse than a All racism sion and hiring. than complain about the ridicu- Improve method speak for themselves. In the Col- conventional long arm and it is a The poverty of many Ameri- lous fees which the University ot registration lege of Arts and Sciences, the well-built piece of machinery is oppressive can Negroes is erroneously charges, however, I prefer to ratio is 17.78 to 1. By contrast, that takes care of menaces to blamed on racism. People — touch on yet another obstacle — BA's is 20.17 to 1 while IPCO livestock very efficiently. whatever color — remain pov- off-campus housing. stands at 30.66 to 1. The number I will agree with you, there is a erty-stricken generation after My roommates and I have of partial schedules given in the definite problem when a crazed Firstly, I would like to define generation because of values been spending the past year in Recently, Director of Regis- entire University is up 4 percent lunatic can walk into a gun store racism. Racism is the irrational ley hold in relation to work. A the Frazee apartments man- tration and Scheduling Susan this year to 49.3 percent, while in and buy a weapon they will hatred of a group of persons person who sees his or her par- aged by Greenbriar. During the Hugh told the USG assembly the College of Business Adminis- eventually use to kill people. based upon the skin pigmenta- ents receive a check month after past few months, we have en- that out of all Ohio students, tration, just over half of the en- However, making assault tion and facial features of mem- month for not working quickly countered several annoying Bowling Green students are rollees received partials. It's weapons illegal for sale to the bers of that group, or conver- learns to regard diligence, per- problems like other students most likely to be closed out of easy to see that these areas need public is not the solution. sely, the irrational preferential severance and hard work with (ace. courses they need. attention. I can kill just as many people treatment of a person based disdain. One such problem entails the This is'a serious problem that I thank Dr. Robert Romans of with a standard hunting rifle, strictly on the skin pigmentation Notice that individuals from parking. At the beginning of the must be dealt with. It is so seri- the Biology Department for his pump-action shotgun or revolv- and facial features. groups such as Vietnamese, year I secured a parking permit, ous that a few valiant students letter tofhe BG News last er as I can kill with my HK-91.1 Now, in the letters and articles Mexicans, Jews and Chinese confident I would have a legal have, earlier this semester, re- month. He listed a number of in- might have to pack more guns which have appeared recently, who face racism have succeeded Barking space in my own lot. sorted to some unique methods vestments the University could with me, but if I am set on killing your readers repeatedly face a I economically. Year after year iowever, this is not the case. of protest. Now is the time for have made, rather than a people, I can find a way to do it number of issues. the undocumented foreigners Whenever I dare to come home concerned students to make $600,000 information center. I The name and appearance of a 1) Racism oppresses "minori- who are unable to speak English past the hour of 11 p.m. there is their voices heard. This bottom cite his mention of 80 graduate weapon has nothing to do with ty" groups, specifically Negroes come to this country, find work, not a space to be had. The only line is that the availability of assistants at $7,200 per year, or itspotential. and His panics. live and send money back to space I'm able to find is on a courses is not consistent with the 38 instructors at $15,000, 23 as- Ban the psychopath or cri- 2) Stronger affirmative action their families. Yet it is only small plot of grass adjacent to size of our tuition. sistant professors at $25,000, 19 minal with legislation, not the programs are one of the best so- American Negroes, Hispanics the parking lot. A recent USG Phone Power associate professors at $30,000, weapon. lutions to ending racism. and lower class Caucasians — Several other cars with per- Survey showed that 70 percent of or 14 full professors at $40,000 3) The economic failure of people who speak English and mits are forced to park there so I all contacts had to use drop/add per year. Bearing these num- Todd Fredricks most unsuccessful Negroes — if benefit from various aftirmative Join them. The next day I find a this semester and 59 percent had bers in mind; has the University Dept. of Philosophy not all—is due to racism. action programs who still can't 15 parking ticket on my wind- been closed out of a course they acted in our best interest? 4) Reverse discrimination economically succeed. shield. Why do I have to pay $15 requested. While the addition of I ask you to join me in appeal- does not exist, or if it does, it is The rubric that racism causes because Greenbriar provides the STAR system of on-line reg- ing to the Board of Trustees on not important. poverty is false. People remain inadequate parking for its ten- istration is a step in the right this issue. I've heard the story of Smoker likes However, despite claims to poverty-stricken due to the val- ants who pay nearly $600 a direction in balancing supply one professor here who always the contrary, there is no evi- ues they hold. Economic failures month to live there? I guess I and demand, it will not guar- tells his students to write letters new proposol dence to support any of these — of whatever color — must could have driven my car home antee students, as we should be to the trustees. We must put theses. learn to take responsibility for to Cleveland and parked in my guaranteed, of getting the pressure on the real decision It is true that initiatory vio- their own condition and cease to own driveway. courses we want. Sure, we don't makers at BGSU. The fact is lence is immoral and harmful to blame those who are successful Additionally, when we ap- have partial schedules any- that the trustees will act when When I first saw the article in — successful enough to pay for proach the Greenbriar office 77ie BG News that Dr. Olscamp those who experience it. It is more, out if you give me enough confronted by the people who was thinking of going to the also true that racial violence the welfare programs for all with a problem like this we are alternative courses, I can easily pay for higher education. those who refuse to work. Board of Trustees and try to stop does occur. However, racial vio- treated in a rude patronizing fill your schedule for you, too. Make your voice heard; write smoking on campus, I was mad. lence is not confined to Cauca- Finally, Robert Perry in the manner intended to make us While the STAR system is a good a letter and send it to the USG Feb. 16 issue of your paper tells I have smoked a pipe for 40 sian aggression against look foolish. and needed thing, we must not office at 405 Student Services. years and the first thought I had Negroes, very often, violence is us reverse discrimination does However, they did let us hold be lulled into thinking our prob- We'll forward them to the not exist. Statements of this type was that Dr. Olscamp should be directed in the other direction. an apartment for next year with lem is solved. trustees' homes and together, tarred and feathered. However, Violence is oppressive. are ideology, not fact. If dis- only $300 down (half of the re- The bottom line to opening up we can do great things for Bowl- crimination occurs based on after cooling off and thinking However, to the extent violence quired deposit). Well... not real- more section rests in a re- ing Green. about it, I realized Dr. Olscamp is absent, oppression simply race, then discrimination has ly. You see, this would only hold evaluation of our resources in occurred. is thinking of the health and wel- does not exist. If a person feels it for two weeks, allowing us to the form of instructors and the Kevin Coughlin fare of all employees and stu- afraid in the absence of a threat, Solutions ending racism must come up with the second $300 hiring of teachers. The numbers 446 Compton be based on fact, however un- dents on campus and I back his this is not racism, only an indi- within this time frame. Now, if I do not add up. The number of idea all the way. cation that the person needs to comfortable facing those facts could come up with 300 extra faculty has decreased over the reassess the situation. may be to many. Neither Cauca- dollars in a mere two weeks, I past four years, while the num- sians nor the wealthy are to wouldn't need to go to college for ber of students has increased. People, not lows However, if Dr. Olscamp is Affirmative action is govern- blame for the economic prob- a career! We are even getting an increase really interested in the health of mental, institutional racism. It lems of the unsuccessful. Aside from this, I guess in admissions soon, which could need readjusting the students and employees, I is preferential treatment, based there's nothing to complain be even more hazardous if this think he should ask the Trustees on race, for those who cannot RayShelton about. That is, unless I counted problem isn't rectified now. But I am not psychotic, nor am I to ban all sales and use of beer, meet the standards — that every Dept. of Philosophy the broken refrigerator that took don't be fooled into thinking that some macho "soldier of for- alcohol and wine on campus. other candidate has to — to be two months to replace or the these new teachers should be tune" type. However, I do own These items not only can harm admitted into a university or oc- door lock that was never fixed evenly spread throughout the an assault weapon and for good your health later in life, they can cupation. Every person who is Renter unhappy correctly or ... Maybe I'm ex- various colleges. That will not reasons. also cause drunk drivers who denied a position because with landlord pecting too much for $2,500 a solve the problem. They must be I happen to own an HK-91. Out can hurt or kill people. someone else was chosen based semester. placed in the pressure areas. I west in California, where I am on race feels justified anger. It This is a letter for all students see these areas to be the highly from, I need a good solid rifle to is time that merit becomes the who are struggling to support David Bonen eopular Business Administra- carry with me when I am out on Donald G. Bo wen only standard when it comes to themselves financially while at- OCMB0502 on and IPCO departments. the ranch. The HK-91 is easier to Storekeeper II
105^3^ and the Student Union Board at UT, in conjunction with WBGU Proudly Present VIOLENT LIVE TICKETS : $6 for BGSU & UT in Concert Students Bowling Green w/ valid ID State University March 9 Tickets on sale for General Admission - $8 Monday, where? Finder's, Boogie Records, Abbey Road, Shed, April 3, 1989 Madhatter and the UAO office, 3rd Floor 8 pm University Union in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom, University Union LIMIT: 4 tickets * Festival Seating* per student
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by JiU Novak be an improvement." Toledo area are also interested been a definite increase in the Maff reporter Currently, the Human Ser- in the bill. number of people who have been vices Department deals with the James Shotzberger. Toledo in need of temporary shelter this homeless through limited fund- area coordinator for the Salva- year as compared to the past. A bill which would give Ohio ing, McLaughlin said. tion Army, said "anything that With this increase is a need for taxpayers the option of contri- There is no homeless shelter can be done to help the homeless additional space, Eitel said. buting funds for the homeless in Wood County. One of the first is certainly welcome; at least He said the center currently while filling out their state tax concerns if we were to receive this action means someone is provides overnight shelter for 30 forms could prove to be a additional funding would proba- trying to do something." people, and more money would necessity to area organizations. bly be to actually look into the He said he does not know the provide a means of renovation Although Frank McLaughlin, possibility of (building) a shel- total intent of the bill because he and expansion of the shelter. from the Wood County Human ter," McLaughlin said. has not seen the legislation. "I think the bill would be Services Department, has not People who are in need of Other Toledo shelters have great, because we need the seen the recently introduced temporary shelter are normally had an increased need for addi- money. In addition, money that bill, he said a need exists for the sent to shelters in Toledo and tional funds which the bill could we have been receiving through bill because of the homeless Findlay, but these agencies are provide. the McKinney Act is due to ex- population in Wood County. feeling a strain, he said. If these According to Barry Eitel, clin- pire within months, and we will According to Ellen Bowers shelters are full, people in need ical director for St. Paul's need another means (of from the Link, a recent survey of a place to stay are usually put Community Center, there has money)," Eitel said. in Wood County stated there up in hotels for a couple of were 228 males, 188 females and nights, he said. McLaughlin said 211 children in need of short- he is anxious to see what will be- term housing last year in the come of the bill which could pro- Ad Club stresses county. vide up to $1 million in annual "Although we did not do a sur- funding to be distributed by vey in past years, we have a local community action coun- feeling that these statistics are cils. drug awareness higher than they ever have "It sounds interesting to by Shelley Banks to get a job there." been," Bowers said. channel state monies back to staff reporter The campaign is conducted on She said any money provided communities. I just hope there free advertising and media by the new bill would help with won't be too many strings atta- space, said Palmer, senior busi- the current homeless problem ched," he said. To make graduating seniors ness and marketing major. because "any amount of addi- In addition to Wood County and the rest of the campus "One hundred and fifty mil- tional money we received would organizations, shelters in the aware of the negative effects of lion dollars in advertising has drugs, the BG Ad Club is spon- been donated to the Partnership soring an advertising campaign for a Drug Free America," she in cooperation with the Partner- said. EXCLUSIVE! EXCLUSIVE! ship for a Drug Free America. Jacque Daley, director for the Bausch & Lomb DISPOSABLE contact lenses are sold Lisa Palmer, president of the Prevention Center for Alcohol EXCLUSIVELY here. Yes, we have been chosen to sell Ad Club, said the club particu- and Other Drug Abuse at the Un- Handle With Care BG News/John Potter these superior contact lenses because we are the largest larly wants to reach seniors be- iversity, said the center is co- cause of drug testing in the job sponsoring the campaign be- Bill Ford, post-graduate research associate in photochemical sci- dealer of B&L contacts in N.VV. Ohio! B&L is THE name ences, pours liquid nitrogen into an infrared luminescence detector in contact lenses! Less than other disposable contacts! market. cause, "we want to create "It is important people see awareness in any way we can." in the Physical Science building. The detector must be cooled prior how drug use could affect the □ See Drug Ads, page 5. to using to minimize thermal "noise" during the testing process. Sue's Optical chances of getting hired in the * and Associates m*m Ph. 353-EYES for exams work force, she said. "All the ■A Hours: Mon.-Ftl. 9-6; Sal. 9-12. Eves, by appt. Fortune 500 companies now do 745 Hasklns Rd. (Across from Fairgrounds parking lol) Bowling Gri drug testing, making it impossi- ble tor someone who does drugs Skaters to perform in Detroit by Jill Novak Arena. Can Leave Your Hat On," by Joe staff reporter This is the first time the group Cocker. In order to skate to the has been asked to perform out- song, they had to develop a rou- side of the University, Sue Bar- tine to coincide with the new BGSU's STAR, Although they usually have an ber, Falconette adviser, said. music. audience of about 3,000, one Un- "I am really excited to be in- "This routine is more of a iversity group has been invited vited. It is a great opportunity professional one, including three STUDENT ACCESSED TELEPHONE REGISTRATION to perform in front of a capacity for the girls to be able to skate in soloists and a more showgirl crowd of 17,000 people. front of such a big crowd," she type of performance. I am *. A BRIGHT IDEA WHOSE TIME IS NOW The Falconettes, the precision said. pleased with the way it turned ice-skating group which per- However, the Falconettes will out," Barber said. forms at most home hockey not be performing their normal The routine was developed games, have been asked to skate routine as they have skated this and choreographed by Shelly ■* Beginning Monday, March 6 at 10:00 a.m. at the Central Collegiate Hockey season, Barber said. Green, who formerly partici- Association playoffs. The group She said the person in charge pated in ice shows and is a resi- you may call the STAR system at 372-8966. will be performing between the of intermission entertainment dent in the Bowling Green area, » semi-final and championship for the playoffs requested the Barber said. Enter your social security number and the games at Detroit's Joe Louis group skate to the song "You U See Falconettes, page 5. month and date of your birth as your access 7th Annual Tuition Raffle • * code (January 6 = 0106). You should change your access code to a four or five digit Honors Student Association/Honors Program u in lhe cash e< uivi,|<;M| ATirirrT \ T\ A V i f«.
Tickets available February 27-March 14. Si.oo each or 6 for $5.00 from Honors Students/I ISA memt)ers. the Honors Office (231 Arim. Bldg.. 372-8504). and in the Union Foyer.
Drawing to t>e held on March 30. 1989 at i:oo p.m. In the Falcon's NCSI AND HSA WILL PAY a.'SSSS
I started a nursery. ! CHARITIES BOARD I constructed a well. I surveyed a national park. I taught school. I coached track. I learned French. t fl Division of Volunteers In Progress I WAS IN THE t* would like to thank those organizations %# * I PEACE CORPS that participated in charities week IT
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Associate prof makes music Various talents used in operetta direction by Jill Novak She also is in charge of the Opera for Youth st.ifl reporter workshop which is held every May at the Universi- ty- Lockard-Zimmerman, who received a doctorate In addition to teaching voice lessons, one Uni- in voice, a master's degree in vocal pedagogy and versity associate professor has utilized her drama a bachelor of arts degree in music education from and music experience to participate in activities Indiana University, said she enjoys her extra in- other than those in which she is required. volvements because they give her an opportunity Barbara Lockard-Zimmerman has taught pri- to see people grow and work together. vate voice lessons at the University for 18 years, "I was asked to be the director of the Black and for the past two years she has been the direc- Swamp Players when people from my church tor of Black Swamp Players, Bowling Green's asked me to join, and I really enjoy it," she said. community theater. The group will be presenting Black Swamp Players is an acting group com- Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta "The Gondoliers" posed of community people and college students. under Lockard-Zimmerman's direction today at 8 Lockard-Zimmerman said the whole point is to get p.m. in the First United Methodist Church. people to share their talents together. "The Gondoliers" originally was presented last She begins her work with Black Swamp Players month, however it did not receive enough response each year in December, and works with the group for a second showing. Lockard-Zimmerman said a until their February production. renewed interest in the production sparked to- When working with the dinner theater at the night's performance. United Methodist Church, Lockard-Zimmerman In addition to her involvement with the Black said she spends eight to 10 weeks. Swamp Flayers, Lockard-Zimmerman has direc- Lockard-Zimmerman said she gets a feeling of ted the musical for the fall dinner theater at the satisfaction from her work because it is important First United Methodist Church, 1506 E. Wooster to give people the opportunity to act in local pro- St., for the past seven years. ductions.
BG News / Pal Mingarelli : Barbara Lockard-Zimmerman (seated), associate professor of musical arts, gives voice instructions to Diana. Student dancers hold spring show Hunton. graduate student in voice performance. Hunton will perform in today's performance of "Gondoliers." Krformance of the spring, De- Hubbard, freshman education by Lori Miller rail Tell, director of the event, major, Tell said. reporter said "when the opportunity arises, (we) do outside per- The Rig Kids, a children's ROTC wins state competition The University Performing formances." dance company from the : Dancers will perform its only Tell, assistant professor in the Northwest Ohio area, will also by Tina Diorio The cadets attributed the win category, which was the on!y on-campus show of the spring at School of Health, Physical Edu- reporter to a total team effort. perfect score of the competition. • the Eva Marie Saint Theatre in cation and Recreation, said she, perform in the shows, she said. "We really pulled together as In the APFT event, Mike Bar?: University Hall Friday and Sat- along with Laurie Bell and Kim The group, composed of 18 chil- a team," said Andy Yerkes, jun- nard, senior political scif'' urday. Haymaker, instructors in the dren, will perform to a dance en- The University's ROTC team ior history major. ence/history major, scored 297 j: School of HPER, choreographed titled, "Waves," which Tell won the Ohio Ranger team com- The ROTC team finished first out of a possible 300 points. The group of 19 students will most of the dances. Bell and choreographed. petition this past weekend in in four events — marksmanship, Brian Skomp, sophomore Eng«: perform at 8 p.m. with a mati- Haymaker will also participate The dancers, who are cast by Nelsonville edging Ohio State — one-rope bridge. Army Physical lish major, Tim Rapp, senior bit! nee performance at 2 p.m. Sat- in the dancing, she said. audition, have been "practicing last year's winner — by a score Fitness Test and road march. ology major, and Yerkes also]: urday. One piece, "Kaleidoscope," is and rehearsing since Septem- of 133-130. The team placed in four other achieved scores of 290 or better.;! Tickets will be available at the choreographed by two Universi- ber," Tell said. Every year the The victory earned the squad events as well. According to team captain: door. ty students: Lisa May, sopho- company has new auditions and the right to represent Ohio as David Yaegers, sophomore Jarrett Deerwester, junior polit- Although this will be the only more dance major, and Keri if a student "chooses to partici- state champion at the regional political science/pre-law ical science major, the competi- pate (the next year), they must competition in Knoxville, Term., major, posted a perfect 20-for-20 tion is good experience for; Falconettes re-audition," she said. the weekend of March 17. score in the marksmanship everyone involved. r ] Continued from page 4. form in Detroit. "I think the hard work pays Drug Testing The Falconettes recently per- off after seeing the crowd's re- ARTS AND SCIENCES formed this new routine at the sponse," she said. Continued from page 1. late a student's rights. Feb. 24 hockey game against St. Funds for the Falconettes' would hopefully contact them to The college will not test all SCHOLARSHIPS Cloud State. transportation, costumes and come in. students, Waite said. For a drug hotel were donated by the School When asked if a drug test test to be administered, a stu- Chrissy Myers, freshman of Health, Physical Education would violate a student's rights, dent must be referred to student Apply now for a $150 ALUMNI mathematics major and a sol- and Recreation, the Athletic both officials said they have not affairs by a resident adviser or BOOK SCHOLARSHIP oist in the routine, said she is ex- Department and the Alumni As- considered this aspect because college faculty member who cited for the opportunity to per- they believe a drug test at the suspects a problem. if you . . . sociation, Barber said. University is unlikely. Some oi the characteristics Richard Waite, dean of stu- checked by the college include . . . are a student in the College of Arts and Drugs Ads dent affairs at Walsh College, unusual, bizarre or reclusive n Continued from page 4. said he does not believe the behavior, aggressiveness or Sciences The ads create effective think- "(With that ad) people can school's drug testing policy vio- change in habits, he said. . . . have earned less than 92 hours by the ing for the public, Daley said. ask themselves, 'Do I really lates the students' rights. want to throw the past four As a private college, it is the "We would look not at one di- end of Spring 1989 "They really hit people hard years of my life away?'" she school's decision to test the stu- mension. We take in several di- . . . are in the upper 20% of your class and make them think about said. dents, he said. Attorneys for the mensions of their personality," what they are doing," she said. college said the test does not vio- he said. . . . carry an overall GPA of less than 3.77 Additional sponsoring groups . . . are able to demostrate financial need One ad in particular deals for the campaign are still being with drug testing, Daley said. sought, Palmer said. Applications are available in the College NEWLOVE Office, 205 Administration Building, and BURLINGTON OPTICAL DOES IT AGAIN! TOLEDO'S BEST CONTACT & EYEGLASS PRICES must be returned by March 24 CONTACTS RENTALS
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Payment sent to Orange victims Original pizza defined in Italy Healed actor fights helmet laws NEW YORK (AP) — The first payments from the Agent Orange NAPLES, Italy (AP) — One hundred years after a Naples chef BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - Actor Gary Busey, bearing a si- settlement fund were mailed Wednesday to families of 172 Vietnam presented the queen of Italy with a patriotic pizza, purists and politi- zable scar from his near-fatal motorcycle crash in December, says veterans whose deaths were linked to the defoliant. cians want to standardize the simple recipe for a genuine Neapolitan he'll continue to oppose mandatory helmet laws. The checks, ranging from $340 to $3,400, were sent out after U.S. pie. The 44-year-old actor, in his first public appearance since he sus- District Judge Jack B. Weinstein approved a preliminary payment Representatives from the Italian Association for Real Pizza, the tained life-threatening head injuries, said he could be a vegetable" schedule for survivor families from a $170 million fund, which also Association of European Pizza Makers and the province of Naples or could have broken nis neck had he been wearing a helmet at the will provide money to totally disabled veterans who were exposed to met Tuesday to define exactly what makes a ''Neapolitan pizza. ' time. Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. On June 11, 1889, a young Neapolitan pizza chef set out for the pie payments are only the first of thousands expected to be made. royal palace on a mule with nis wife and a sack of ingredients to try He said he plans to help raise money to fight helmet laws, as he did Checks to survivor families will continue, while payments to disa- out a new recipe on Queen Margherita di Savoia. before his accident. bled veterans will begin the end of March. The queen enjoyed the dish and asked the chef, Raffaele Esposito, During his news conference Wednesday, Busey's publicists dis- what it was called. "It does not have a name, but from now on it will tributed a pamphlet extolling helmetless riding, written by an or- be called as your majesty," he is said to have replied. ganization called Bikers Against Manslaughter. Lawyer urges no parole for Goetz Esposito had departed from the traditional pizza ingredients of the In the Dec. 4 crash on a Culver City street, Busey's unprotected NEW YORK i AP) — Subway gunman Bernhard Goetz, who comes times: garlic, oregano and sardines or dried cheese. He instead used head struck a curb, and he underwent brain surgery to remove two up for parole Sunday, should remain jailed for his full one-year term red tomato sauce, white mozzarella cheese and green basil, the blood clots. He was hospitalized for two months. because early release would encourage recidivism, the prosecutor colors of the Italian flag. said. So impressed was the queen by this patriotic culinary invention Hahn sends wishes to Tammy Assistant District Attorney Gregory Waples, in a letter Wednes- that she awarded Esposito a certificate of merit on display now at day to the state parole board chairman, said Goetz had shown no the Naples pizzeria of Esposito's great-grandson, Vincenzo Brandi. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Former church secretary Jessica remorse for his Dec. 22, 1984, shooting of four youths on a subway Real Napolitan pizza, according to backers, is made with all fresh Hahn went on the air Thursday in the city where Jim Bakker built his train. ingredients — and, if possible, ones from the Naples area. The thin, PTL television ministry and the first thing she did was send a mes- 'Conditional release would... increase the likelihood of recidivism crispy layer of dough is made from flour, salt and water and is baked sage to his wife. by signaling to Goetz, if only in some subtle and unintended way, in ovens fired only by wooden logs. "Tammy, if you're listening, happy birthday," Hahn said. that the law... does not truly mean what it says," wrote Waples. According to the Real Pizza Association, 432 million pizzas are Hahn, whose 1980 sexual encounter with Bakker led to his ouster cooked each year in the more than 12,000 pizzerias in Italy. from PTL, fielded questions from WRFX-FM radio listeners and scheduled a lunch date with the winners of a contest. STATE / LOCAL Grapevine to stay 'dry' with art GORMAN, Calif. (AP) — If a guy changing a tire can so fascinate motorists that freeway traffic is backed up for miles, imagine what Haircutting Elyria teacher resigns Counsel comes to Lukens' aid rubberneckers would make of 1,700 giant yellow roadside umbrellas planted by the artist Christo. ELYRIA (AP) — The first-grade teacher who cut off two students' DAYTON (AP) — U.S. Rep. Donald Lukens declined comment If all goes as planned, that's just what drivers traveling the steep, "tails" of hair as a disciplinary measure Feb. 10 has resigned. Thursday on a published report that he failed a private lie-detector winding section of Interstate 5 known as the Grapevine will see: "I am very pleased at the resignation. We had asked for test, then made "rather incriminating disclosures" to the polygraph miles of octagonal umbrellas, each 28 feet in diameter. it,"Superintendent William Halverson said after Katherine Abba re- operator. Christo plans the display as part of a two-nation spectacle for signed from the faculty of Cascade Elementary School at Tuesday "Legal counsel has stepped in," said BUI Jarrell, Lukens' press three weeks in October 1991. He wants to set up 1,300 blue umbrellas night's school board meeting. secretary. "He's not saying anything. It'll all come out in the proper in rural Japan and says he will pay the project's $10 million to $12 Police have charged Abba. 39, with one misdemeanor count of as- forum. And the newspaper is not the proper forum." million cost. sault in the incident. She is scheduled to be arraigned March 8 in Although results of the polygraph might not be admissible as evi- Municipal Court on the charge brought by the parents of Lee Kim- dence in any trial stemming from allegations of sexual misconduct ble, 6, who allegedly was bruised. against Lukens, prosecutors plan to call the polygraph operator as a Sting has no tribal 'reservations' Abba had been a long-term substitute teacher at Cascade when witness, two officials told the Dayton Daily News. she cut Lee's "tail" and that of Jake Kotnik, 7. A Franklin County grand jury indicted Lukens last week on a mis- BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — British rock star Sting announced the The incident occurred shortly after the 15 first-graders in Ms. Ab- demeanor charge of contributing to the unruliness and delinquency start of a worldwide campaign to raise funds for creation of South ba's class had returned from lunch. of a child. He is accused of having sex with a 16-year-old girl last America's largest native Indian reservation. Abba was represented at the board meeting by her attorney, Jef- November. If found guilty, he could face 180 days in jail and be fined Sting, with Indian chiefs Raoni and Megaron of the Txukahamae frey Whitacre, who said he did not know Abba s plans. Abba declined $1,000. tribe, has created the Virgin Forest foundation that will financially in a brief telephone interview Wednesday to elaborate on her letter The 58-year-old Middletown Republican has denied the charge. support a government Indian agency's efforts to expand a reserve. of resignation. Franklin County Prosecutor Michael Miller declined comment on Tne reserve, which covers 6.18 million acres inhabited by 2,700 In- the report. dians in 17 tribes, would be enlarged by nearly 29 million acres. Abba's letter of resignation was accompanied by a page-long writ- According to the Daily News, Richard Higgins, who heads the ten statement in which she said, "I believe that my conduct fell short Columbus police exploited children's unit, said Lukens has taken a The rock singer said Wednesday the foundation would be apoliti- of the standards that all professional educators must live up to." private polygraph but did not take a police polygraph. cal.
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Elsewhere IGNewi March 3,1989 7 Spy hacker ring Soviet mass grave studied cracked in Bonn Fourth commission formed to find if Stalin, Nazis responsible BONN, West Germany general databank known as All four commissions have in- (AP) — Investigators have by Ann Imse volved officials with connections Optimus, a NASA computer, "My father may be buried there. My father to the secret police, Lysenko cracked a major spy ring in as well as computers tied to Associated Press writer said. which West German comput- nuclear weapons and energy was a collective farmer, and they killed er "hackers" acquired sensi- Kukovenko lived through that research in New Mexico and BYKOVNIA, U.S.S.R. - The terrible time from 1936 to 1941, tive U.S. military information Illinois. him for nothing." -Halyna Kukovenko, and sold it to the Soviets, a Soviet Union has formed an- when canvas-covered trucks broadcasting network said other commission to determine hauled their mysterious cargo to Thursday. The information would give whether thousands of bodies One witness, Petro Z. Kuko- But it was only in 1987 the So- the green-fenced compound in the Kremlin access to U.S. found in a mass grave outside venko, 74, says he summoned viet government, as part of the the Darnitsia Forest. Excava- "Thousands of computer military supply depot statis- this Ukrainian village were the courage to speak after a So- reforms instituted under Presi- tion has found the remains of codes, passwords and pro- tics and to several European killed by the Nazis or Josef Sta- viet commission reburied the dent Mikhail S. Gorbachev, be- thousands of Soviets in the pits. grams were delivered to the institutes that deal with ato- lin's secret police. bones and erected a memorial in gan to admit that Stalin was re- Government estimates range Soviets," the Norddeutsche mic and aerospace research, May blaming the Nazis for the sponsible for even thousands of from 6,000 to 68,000 bodies, but Runkfunk network said in a the statement said. Three previous Soviet in- killing. deaths. Lysenko estimates 200,000 to Bress release. "They opened vestigations have blamed Ger- "My father may be buried Mikola G. Lysenko, a retired 300,000. u> door for the KGB to gain It said three suspects were man forces who occupied the there," said Kukovenko's wife, economist, is crusading to end access to some of the most in investigative custody, and area from 1941-43, but elderly Halyna. "My father was a col- what he considers a conspiracy The first government in- important computer centers it quoted Federal Pros- residents of this village near lective farmer, and they killed of lies. In December, he suc- vestigation of Bykovnia was of file Western world." ecutor's Office spokesman Kiev recently broke 50 years of him for nothing," she sobbed. ■ ceeded in forcing the govern- conducted by a war crimes Alexander Prechtel as saying silence on the matter. They Western historians estimate ment to form a fourth commis- commission in 1944, Lysenko the three "are suspected of il- blamed their government for the 20 million Soviets were killed sion to find the murderers. said. "Stalin was alive then, and The network said that legally obtaining information bodies — up to 300,000 by one under Stalin, particularly dur- Lysenko said that SO villagers any talk that these were crimes among the computers was the and selling it to an East Bloc unofficial estimate — buried in ing the Great Purge of the late say the bodies were killed before of Stalin's men was out of the U.S. Defense Department's intelligence agency." the forest. 1930s. the German occupation. question," he said. Tower debate fading Measles outbreak spotted by David Espo Thursday, although no vote was In a reference to the Senate's COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio's high schools and col- While the problem has not reached epidemic Associated Press writer expected until next week at the majority Democrats, Republi- leges were alerted Thursday to the possibility of a proportions, Halpin said some schools, including earliest, and there were fresh can leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., measles outbreak among students and players at- Kent State University and some high schools in Democratic pleadings that said, "We hope the door is not WASHINGTON — Republi- tending basketball tournaments and other spring northern counties, have reported cases associated Tower withdraw his nomination. closed on the other side." sports activities. with athletic events. cans are promising a vigorous But not a single Democrat has and lengthy Senate debate over Thomas Halpin, who heads the Department of In their letter, Halpin and Armstrong asked Tower on Tuesday renewed thus far supported Tower, and Health's Preventive Medicine Bureau, and Rich- school officials to work with their local health de- John Tower's nomination as de- his vow to abstain from drinking two Democrats announced their ard Armstrong, commissioner of the Ohio High partment, coaches, athletic directors to provide fense secretary, even as his if he is confirmed. Asked during opposition in speeches on the chances of confirmation fade School Athletic Association, sent letters to school immediate vaccines to susceptibles." a National Press Club appear- Senate floor. administrators in all 88 counties. More than 100 cases of measles have been re- under the mounting weight of ance if he had broken any pre- Senate Majority Leader Democratic opposition. They asked high school principals and other ported at Kent State since August, with two of the vious pledges, the twice- George Mitchell had been ex- school officials to check school records to see that more recent cases involving members of the wres- divorced Tower said he had pected to vote no, but the de- all students have been immunized against the tling team, who participated in matches in New Tower's GOP allies made broken his marital vows. cision of Sen. David Boren of Ok- disease which can result in deafness, brain dam- York and Pennsylvania. their fighting intentions clear Tower also said he would not lahoma to oppose Tower was a age or even death. In addition, 11 public school districts in that area late Wednesday while the man return to the defense consulting blow to the Republicans. Schools are required by law to see evidence that have had cases that local officials said were asso- at the center of the storm said he industry even if his confirmation a student has been immunized against the disease ciated directly or indirectly to Kent State. has no intention of giving up. fails. By day's end Wednesday, an as a condition of enrollment. Most schools comply "Never surrender or retreat," Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine, Associated Press survey showed with the requirement — but not all of them, Halpin In the Toledo area, where 50-60 cases have been the former Texas senator said, said there would be a "vigor- 36 Republicans in favor, 36 De- said. reported or are being investigated, St. Francis quoting the commander of the ous" debate on the Senate floor, mocrats against and the re- DeSales High School has had more than 20 in the Texas forces at the Alamo. adding that the issue involved is mainder undecided or not an- Students who have not been vaccinated or lack past two weeks. Basketball players in the Toledo The full Senate arranged to more important than a single swering. Democrats hold a 55-45 proof of it must receive the shots or be re- area are being offered vaccine, the department begin debate shortly after noon nomination. majority in the Senate. unmunized, he added. said. 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Sports •O Newt March 3,1989 9 leers face mirror image §G looks to rebound Falcons start playofts against Wolverines Rockets pose final home test for seniors by Al Franco out to be the deciding factor, es- pecially when two evenly mat- goals in other parts of my sports reporter ched teams meet. by Brian HoIWmbwk ■ ^H sports reporter fife." If BG falls to Toledo or If any of the predictions hold "It's always important to get Western Michigan beats MAC true when Bowling Green ahead early in a short series," champion Ball State, the squares off against the Universi- Berenson said. "But we've all seen what can happen in college Before the mat's basketball cagers will be forced to play at ty of Michigan in the first round team tipped off their cam- ■ ■ 11 a.m. next Friday at the of the Central Collegiate Hockey hockey and either of these teams paign, *ead coach Jim Lar- MAC tournament in Toledo's are capable of winning on any 1 Association Tournament, the York Bercnson ranaga said his squad was go- 1 Savage Hall. The winner of spectator might anticipate a se- given night." ing to take some lumps at the D □ Gregory Pippin that game will play Ball State ries of shadow boxing. beginning of the season. at 7:00 p.m. that same even- UM is led by senior co-captain Bowling Green was young that it's just a sign you're not ing. As the shadow counters every edge this season. While the se- Todd Brost with 48 points. and inexperienced, but Lar- ready to play. Normally, if you •I think our team has func- punch evenly, so true is the mat- ries might be close on paper, Denny Felsner leads in goals ranaga said after some season- come out with intensity you tioned best when times have chup which pits the fourth-place UM head coach Red Berenson with 28, and is second in scoring ing he felt his team would don't get behind like that, but been the bleakest/'Larranaga finisher (UM) against fifth- said one can still expect the un- expected. with 46 points... Myles O'Connor come together and start win- we had no intensity." said. "We have lost two In a place BG in the best-of-three se- leads the defense with 3-29-32 ... ning bailgames in the latter BG will try to get back on row and the lights are dim ries starting tonight at 7:30 at "There have certainly been a Warren Sharpies, tonight's part of the schedule. The most track Saturday when the right now. The light will either Yost Arena, in Ann Arbor, Mich. lot of surprises in the series," starting goalie, has a 16-9-2 re- painful lumps, however, didn't Toledo Rockets Invade Ander- be flipped back on or flipped Berenson said. "BG took a big The Wolverines finished the cord with a 3.77 goals against occur early in the season, but son Arena in the last home off right now. game from us up here (Nov. 5, average. have come down the stretch. game of the season. Tip-off is "This team has experienced CCHA slate with a 17-11-4 record ?■*), and we were fortunate to and are 21-13-4 overall, while the After BG tallied three set for 2:30 p.m. The game wUl some bad luck this season. My take two big games from them BG answers with a squad straight wins over Mid- mark the last time seniors dad use to tell me, though, that Falcons were 15-14-3, and down there (Nov. 4, 8-5 and Jan. which has gone 11-straight 23-14-3, respectively. American Conference rivals Lamon Pippin and Joe Gre- {■ou have to create your own 13, 4-1). We've seen good goal- games having only allowed Miami. Western Michigan, and gory perform in front of the uck, and we Just haven't Out of the four matchups in tending from both sides, and three goals or less, and a 7-3-1 Ohio, the bottom fell out on the home crowd. shown the patience needed to the tourney, BG head coach there was that scuffle down record during that stretch ... Falcons. Since the OU game, "It's going to be sad." Pip- win. We have just let up men- Jerry York said four versus five there early in the season (Nov. Leggett (1-13-14), named to the BG's play has floundered in pin said. "I realize that this is tally too many times this is the most exciting. 5). So, it's always interesting." league's All-Academic squad for their two straight losses — my last go around and I just season." "I like the intensity of that And another factor that should the third straight season, an- 81-70 to Central Michigan and hope the team plays well. Win Toledo (15-13) currently re- four-five matchup," York said. firove interesting in the series is chors the Falcons defense ... 78-56 to Eastern Michigan. or lose, if the team plays well sides in third place in the MAC "It's usually the closest in the he importance of winning the Kevin Dahl (7-25-32) and goal- "It's hard to figure us out," I'll be satisified. The last two with a 94 conference record. first round, the one most people first game. tending chores will be handled Larranaga said. I think Cen- games we haven't come to The Rockets drilled BG 85-51 will be looking at. It's not as "If we win, it causes them to by Paul Connell, who has a tral Michigan iust manhandled play, and I hope that changes earlier thjs season in the first predictable as, let's say, one win two in a row and that puts a 18-12-3 record and a 3.39 GAA ... us and popped our balloon. We against Toledo." MAC game for both teams. versus eight or the two versus lot of pressure on them in their BG's offensive arsenal is match up good with Eastern, Gregory said, "III. .really Toledo is led by center Andy seven." own building." BG co-captain charged by co-captain Greg but we were down by 15 at the miss playing here, basketball Fischer, a Perrysburg native. In the last 12 meetings, each Alan Leggett said. Parks (29-34-63) and Nelson half and couldn't get back in team has won six games, with UM would also like to win the Emerson (21-36-57) ... Both has been an important part of Fischer is averaging 13.4 the Wolverines holding a 3-1 first one, but it might not turn teams are healthy. the game. my life, but after the season points and 6.6 rebounds per "When you get down like I'll just have to make new game.
Tankers third at MAC'S Zeta Beta Tau • Zeta Beta Tau • Zeta Beta Tau • Zeta Beta Tau YPSILANTI, Mich. - With 500 freestyle, placing two dore set a new school standard day one of the three-day men's swimmers in the top four spots. in the preliminaries, swimming Mid-American Conference Senior Brian Dickman finished to a time of 4:32.01. Championships completed, the third with a 4:32.56, and fresh- BG's Michael Poindexter dove THE BROTHERS OF battle for the top spot in the con- man Doug Madore touched the to a fourth-place finish (433.50 ference has Bowling Green in wall fourth, ending with a points) and teammate Jeff Mor- third. 4:32.77. Prior to the finals, Ma- gan finished a surprising eighth. ZETA BETA TAU The Falcons compiled a total of 171 points Thursday, behind nine-time defending MAC FOLLOW THE FALCONS ON 88.1 champion Eastern Michigan (257) and Miami (185.5). BG THE ROAD TO THE JOE! holds a slim lead over Ball State ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE (160) and Ohio University (141.5), with Toledo not posing a Bowling Green threat with 79 points. The 1989-90 Officers "We had a good first day," BG head coach Brian Gordon said. I visits "But it's going to be a long meet. President- Joe Wolf Even OU is not out of the picture Internal V.P.- Dave Krupinski for second." G Michigan Junior Rich Foster paced BG, External V.P.- Jay Jones notching a school-record :20.95 in the 50 freestyle while anchor- First Round CCHA Playoff Action V.P. Rush- Mike Draper ing the Falcons' third-place 200 V.P. of New Membership Development- freestyle relay team (1:23.85) i Fri., Sat., and Sun. (if nee.) at 7:25 and firth-place 400 medley relay Dave Haynes squad (3:28.09). on 88.1 F.M. WBGU Treasurer- Simeon Lyte The Falcons excelled in the Asst. Treasurer- Darrin Broadway FDO- Brian Hands Historian- Paul Goodman Steward- Greg Davis CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PHI MUS Social- John Nies ON THE 1988 DEAN'S LIST! Secretary- Bob Davidson
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Motycka credits teammates for success Thurmond named to your team does something. If I by Andy Woodard had to have it one way or the assistant managing editor other, I would rather not be MAC Hall Falcons, Rockets play on TV MAC Player of the Year and go When thinking of the women's someplace — like the NCAA or basketball team, the first player Motycka, the two-time MAC the MAC tournament.'" Bowling Green's Nate by Andy Woodard Thurmond, one of the who comes to mind is Jackie assistant managing editor Player of the Year, said play- As for this year, Motycka is Motycka. ing Toledo is a great way to averaging 15.3 ppg, the lowest finest basketball players in That's to be expected, though. end this season and her career. total at any point in her career. Mid-American Conference The senior has won every indi- Bowling Green and Toledo "You couldn't ask for a more But she said she's not dis- history, is among the eight vidual Mid-American Confer- play their Mid-American Con- climactic ending for the regu- appointed. 1989 inductees to the MAC ence award and been the Fal- ference regular season lar season than a BG-Toledo "As long as I know I'm doing Hall of Fame. cons' leading women's basketball finale game," She said. "Toledo has the best I can do and my team- Thurmond, an All- scorer for four Saturday in what could be a a good team that is kind of mates know that, too, the American center on two years. preview of the tournament spouting off a little bit. awards aren't anything but what conference championship And she's championship contest. McGuire Backstrom "They're like the new kid on other people think," she said. teams at BG, was also a the first to WTVG-TV, channel 13 of The Rockets, 21-5,13-2, have the block. They're kind of tell- This season's Player of the three time unanimous first admit that if it Toledo, will televise the game second place wrapped up head- ing the older kids 'we're going Year award could go to Kent team All-MAC pick and led weren't for her locally, starting at noon at An- ing into next week's tourna- to Knock you off and show you State's Mary Bukovac, who's the conference in rebound- teammates, derson Arena. ment, which will played at what we can do.'" leading the conference in both ing three times, a feat especially fel- The Falcons, 23-3 overall, Toledo's Savage Hall. McGuire said, "This is a per- scoring and rebounding. which has never been mat- low seniors 15-0 in the MAC, won their In addition, Saturday's fect ending to our season — at ched. His career totals in- P a u 1 e 11 e Motycka third-successive outright MAC contest will be the final home least to our regular season." But Motycka has other ideas. cluded 1,356 points and a Backstrom title Wednesday night with a game for BG seniors Paulette The Falcons have lost only "There are people on my team MAC record of 1,295 re- and Megan McGuire, she 73^59 victory at Eastern Michi- Backstrom, Megan McGuire two MAC games over the last that are just as good that can do bounds. wouldn't nave received any of gan. and Jackie Motycka. three years. everything I do," she said. her honors. "Maybe they don't score as A 1963 first round draft "Megan and Paulette have much, but players like Megan choice of the San Fran- been right there with me all the means catching a bad pass from "When you stop and think ble mention All-American the and Paulette do a lot. cisco Warriors, he played way through," Motycka said. me, she'll catch it. about what they've done — it's past two years. 12 seasons in the National "When I received those awards, "That's why she's been so ef- amazing." Much of the attention has been "If they had MVPs for each Basketball Association they all should have said, fective for so long — she's al- McGuire, an honorable men- spurred from her MAC Player of spot, they certainly would be with three teams and ap- 'Jackie, Paulette and Megan,' ways hungry for the ball." tion All-MAC selection last year, the Year honors and scoring MVPs. Paulette or Megan could peared in seven all-star not just 'Jackie Motycka.' Collectively, the threesome is BG's second all-time leader in average (18.2 points per game easily be MAC Player of the games. He was a member "Everybody puts my name on have helped t-ke the once starv- blocked shots. entering this season). Year this year." of the NBA All-Defensive this team, but it shouldn't be like ing Falcons to the top of the con- In addition, the 6-1 guard will But because of an ankle injury Away from the basketball team five different times that." ference. In their four years, BG become the sixth player in Fal- sustained in a one-point win at court, Backstrom, Motycka and and totaled nearly 15,000 However, the hardware Mo- is 92-22 and has won three regu- con history to score more than Miami on Jan. 18, Motycka McGuire said they have become points and 1.5,000 rebounds. tycka has accumulated has been lar-season and two post-season 1,000 points if she tallies 14 probably will not win a third close friends. McGuire lived He was inducted into the impressive. MAC championships and made against Toledo Saturday. MAC Player of the Year award. with Backstrom for two years NBAs Hall of Fame in The 6-foot forward is the two- two appearances in the NCAA She ranks in the top 10 of five If she does garner the honor, and currently lives with Mo- 1985. time MAC Player of the Year, tournament. different MAC categories, too. though, she will be only the sec- tycka. the 1986 MAC Freshman of the In the four seasons prior to As for Backstrom, the 5-5 ond player —Ohio's Caroline The seven other induc- Year and a three-time, first- their arrival here, BG won only point guard was a first-team All- Mast was the other — to win it McGuire said she wouldn't tees include the late Char- team All-MAC selection. 57 games and finished no higher MAC pick last year and her as- three times. want anything changed between lie Maher of Western Mich- Motycka is also the school's than fifth place. sist total of 521 ranks third all- Even so, Motycka said the a- them. igan, Steve Mix of Toledo. all-time leading scorer for both Head coach Fran Voll said time in the conference. She has ward doesn't matter. "Jackie is a really close Trevor Rees of Kent State, women's and men's players and they have made the greatest scored more than 700 points in "I had a guy call me up from friend. She's sensitive, honest George Kider of Miami. the second all-time point-getter impacts of any class in MAC his- her career. Central Michigan's paper and and fun to be around," she said. Shafer Suggs of Ball State, in MAC women's history. tory. The li i captains have scored tell me 'so, you know you're not "Paillette's the same way. We'- Bob Wren of Ohio and Bob "Jackie is probably the best "It shows their importance if 3,751 points, grabbed 1,030 re- going to get MAC Player of the ve grown real close, too." James, the second MAC inside forward I've played with you look back and reflect on the bounds and made 1,027 assists Year again.' I said 'I know commissioner. in my years of playing basket- job they've done," Voll said of combined. that,'" Motycka said. Motycka said, "Megan and ball," said Backstrom, who has his first recruiting class. "They Despite their success, only "He then asked me 'what do Paulette are everything. They'- The MAC is the lone Div- more than 500 assists in her ca- compliment each other so well Motycka has received national you think about that?' I said ve made me who I am. It's hard ision I conference in the reer. "Jackie does whatever it out on the court. Obviously, it's recognition. She's been a Street MAC Player of the Year doesn't to put into words how much a country to have a Hall of takes during a game. If that been a fast four years. and Smith's pre-season honora- really mean anything unless part of me they really are." Fame. —CHARLESTOWN= APARTMENTS Tumblers set to face Chippewas by Malt Schroder biers travel to Mt. Pleasant, to raise its season average score ment at Penn State. Mich, to face the Central Michi- (SAS) as much as possible, "If the people who are scoring MID AM MANOR sports reporter gan Chippewas. which was their prime goal at consistently for us keep it up, The Falcons, 4-6 overall, will the outset of the three straight and some of the other girls get Gymnastics coach Charles be looking to break their re- road meets. To this point, the their routines down, we'll be Choose from choice apartments within Simpson takes his record-setting cently set record — a team score Falcons have done just that. scoring even higher," Simpson team on the road for the third of 180.5 for a single meet — when As of February 10, BG's SAS said. walking distance to campus Summer consecutive week as the tum- they face the Chippewas at 2 was 177.7. Heading into the final 1989 and 1989-90 school year. p.m. on Saturday. Mid-American Conference meet Although CMU is not in the If the Falcons continue the of the regular season against same region as the Falcons, BG Srecedent they have set for CMU, the Falcons have raised realizes the importance of per- 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or lemselves, the week-old school the total to 179.36, which puts forming well against their MAC record of 180.5 will be in jeo- them in eighth place in the re- rival. An extra incentive lies in unfurnished, gas heat & water included, pardy. gion. The top seven teams will the fact they lost to the Chippe- air conditioning Simpson said the team wants advance to the regional tourna- was earlier this season. Resident Manager, i/F YOU THINK OUR "J 641 Third St.. Apt. 4. B.G. BURGERS ARE GOOD... 352-4380 I TRY A HELPING OF OPPORTUNITY!
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Probert faces consequences Sports Cap DETROIT (AP) — Red Wings forward Probert, dressed in a black pinstriped suit, "When inspectors first examined the vehi- Bob Probert, who has been in alcohol rehabi- appeared relaxed but said nothing during cle, they determined that Probert's immi- litation five times, was charged with smug- the court appearance. His attorney, Harold gration document had expired and observed Hockey — The icers head Saturday in Ypsilanti. Mich. gling 14.3 grams of cocaine across the Fried, said the player likely would post empty beer and liquor containers," Hoglund to Ann Arbor, Mich, to begin Preliminaries on both days U.S.-Canadian border Thursday. bond. said. the first round of the Central begin at noon, while the finals Authorities said the drug was found in his Probert's agent and attorney in Windsor, A search of the car turned up two suspec- Collegiate Hockey Associa- begin at 7 p.m. underwear. Ontario, Patrick Ducharme, did not return ted amphetamine tablets, so authorities tion Tournament against Tennis — The men remain Probert, whose off-ice problems with phone calls. searched the occupants. Hoglund said they Michigan. The best two- at home this weekend as they drinking and on-ice discipline problems Customs agents found the cocaine during a found drug paraphernalia in Probert's of-three series begins tonight challenge Youngstown today have troubled the Red Wings for a year, was strip search at 7 a.m. on the U.S. side of the pocket and cocaine in his underwear. and continues through Sun- at 3 p.m. and Akron on Satur- arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Paul Ko- Detroit-Windsor Tunnel border crossing, The Red Wings refused immediate com- day if necessary. Face-off for day at 4 p.m. Both contests mives. said Richard Hoglund, special agent in ment on the arrest or Probert's future with alfgames is at 7:30 p.m. will be at the Findlay Rac- He stood mute on the charge, which car- charge of the U.S. Customs Office in Detroit. the team. Gymnastics — The tum- quet Club at 4p.m- ries a maximum 20 years in prison and $1 The NHL office in New York also said blers look to continue their Track — The men's squad million fine on conviction, Assistant U.S. At- Probert, who lives in Windsor, Ontario, there would be no comment from the league success as they face Central travels to the University of torney Lawrence Bunting said. originally was stopped at 5:15 a.m. in a car until all the facts are known. Michigan Saturday at 2 p.m. Michigan this weekend to Komives set bond at $50,000 and set a with two women and another man, au- in Mt. Pleasant, Mich. compete in the Silverston In- March 22 preliminary examination. He also thorities said. The Red Wings said in a However, the league said in a statement, Swimming — The men's vitational. The meet begins ordered Probert, a Canadian, to remain in statement that no one in the car other than "It is the long established policy of the NHL squad will continue the MAC today at noon and will resume the United States and to undergo urinalysis Probert was affiliated with the team. Hog- that if one uses or is caught with illegal Championships today and Saturday at noon. and drug counseling. lund said Probert was driving. drugs, he will be suspended." THE BG NEWS Classifieds
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Rodney Alpha Sigma Phi Discover Europe & earn 6 credit hrs Your answer A massage" you guys are the greatest' You guys wH do a greet Job1 Winter Wedding Women Summer study program in France Classes $15 session Call 353-4963 Love m TTke Shannon and Beth Get psyched for the Bachetorette party tonight aremEnghsh Prol Charles Chittte ••••GINABOYASIS"" Congratulations i 969 Rho Chu at Tammy's" will present (he program Open to all ••POMMERETTE" Typing Service •Alpha Sigma Phi' Tues . March 7. 9 OOpm ResumesTerm papers THE YEAR IS ALMOST OVER. Christ I Carlson ITS BEEN FILLED WITH LOTS OF FUN. •Winter Wedding Room 1002 Bus Admm for more information 354 0371 Alpha Slgs Mark 4 Scott Alpha Sigs Jennifer Sale how Michese. Dr Chime 372*8180 or 352-6012 OR LET'S MAKE THE GAME ON SATURDAY, Your dates are psyched for Saturday Night, Amy Brucker Winter Wedding is gong to by spectacular George Kofteros 372-8198 or 353-6671 A GOOO AND MEMORABLE ONE. when Winter Wedding linafly takes 'kght First. Glna Boyails TYPING SERVICES for all lypes ol papers YOU WILL SOON FIND OUT MY NAME. Weil take Canada by storm Those Canucks wiH Missy and Michese will be wed. then off to Can- Love, your Phi Mu Sisters Reasonable rates with accuracy AND WE WILL END OUR SECRET GAME. never know what hit them Moosehead Awaits" ada weH head Weil dnnk Blue Smurts and ETHNIC AND MULTICULTURAL TALENT Call 352-3987 Irom 8am to 9pm KEEP SMILING AND BRINGING CHEER. Steve Champaign It'll be a night of celebrating with WANTEO"" BECAUSE YOU MADE IT A GREAT YEARH •Alpha Sigma Phi' Traci 4 Shayne CONTINUED ON PQ. 12 For international Dinner (Apr 6) LOVE. YOUR POM PAL Winter Wadding interested? Contact Yih-Shyan 81372-3374 ASAP PERSONALS •DESIGNATED DRIVER PARTICIPANT" Falcon Hockey on88.1 WBGU B G visits U of M Fn . Sal . and Sun (if nee) on 88.1 WBGU CONGRATULATIONS TO 1 BG on the Road to the Joe The BGSU Army ROTC Ranger Challenge Team Fashion Merchandising Association No 1 m the State Annual Spring Fashion Show "Class Is always In style" Good Luck at Reg>onals' March 6 8 00 pm Grand ballroom Black swamp Rangers lead the Way' POWARD'S-Jm 210 N. MAIN 419-352-9951 FINANCIAL MANAGFMENT ASSOCIATION Formal Meeting DZ DZ DZ OZ OZ DZ Tues , March 7th Delta Zola s do your thing SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ERIDAY SATURDAY 110 BA 7 30pm and bring your men to the spnng fling Speaker Ms Jo EHen Schratter Theta Chi House 9 00 GRAB A DATE Chicago Board of Trade OZ DZ OZ DZ DZ OZ * Elections for next year
THE SATURDAY RECREATION PROGRAM tor MARCH *89 youth with DISABILITIES will next meet on Saturday. MArch 4th 10 45 am -1pm Or 1 • HOURS: MON-SAT: NOON 'TIL 2:30 AM & RecCenter. Gr 2-Ice Arena SUNDAY 2:00 PM 'TIL 2:30 AM 365 DAYS COME CELEBRATE MR/DO MONTH WITH U8I MASTERS
UAO and Campus Films presents WOMEN AND MEN ARE EQUAL ALLIES IN BIG ■ANPY THE STRUGGLE FOR A JUST SOCIETY A wonderful comedy starring Tom Hanks Friday and Saturday March 34 4 Society, for loo long, has kept us divided as ^•Glass-CirV^; at 8. 1 0 and midnight Women and Men It is necessary that the bond The movie will be shown In 210 MSC ot Camaraderie and the Spirit ot unity be re- I95B and the admission price Is 11.50. kindled •PAY IfO aV£|..' The struggle against at lorms of oppression ; >" All Stars „' * cannot be accomplished without a unity of OUR efforts and a greater understanding ol OUR tt concerns and goals, especially during the pre- INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD APPLICA- riAfcRT sent per iod TIONS ANYONE INTERESTED IN THE IN- ktoUPIM TRAMURAL PROGRAM AND BECOMING A VMfcuA Llili Let us discuss and plan together for the future MEMBER OF THE BOARD. PICK UP AN AP- Tuesday. February 28. at 9pm PLICATION IN 108 STUDENT REC CENTER 1674 1903 UCF Center. Thurstin A Ridge APPLICATIONS ARE OUE BY NOON. THURS All are invited to participate DAY. MARCH 16. 1969 MU IIIN I Dr Dympna Mesaer, Chair of Women's Stud- • VIRGIL ' ies, win serve as facilitator and presenter Very Happy 21 -Hope you have lots of Fun! Happy B-rthday' Love. Melissa V\AK*U SlXTW Sponsored 6y the Progressive Student Organi- ,jfaacA , YOU ARE WARMLY INVITED TO A • * MDA SUPEROANCE ■ * 1947 BAHA'I FIRESIDE March 344 A Fireside can be a brief presentation of the OFFENHAUER TOWERS Bahe'l Filth, an Informal and open discus- Special Appearance by Sheepteh Grin' eeic z& sion exploring facets of the Fatth. a musical 2 -vnW- TMWA- presentation, or just an evening for getting •- MDASUPEROANCE ■* tZdC*6 acquainted. Come Investigate the youngest March 3*4 \)o of the world's Independent religions In the OFFENHAUER TOWERS Mike Katon Band ocmforl of a home setting, free from the Special Appearance by Sheepteh Grin' ms I9zt> pressure of proselytizing. Island 3rd FRIDAYS, 7:30PM WiTa Home of Jim ft Vicky Corbitl "• MOASUPERDANCE "" 840 Peart SI. BG March 3*4 352-7877 (toraride) OFFENHAUER TOWERS Special Appearance by Sheepieh Grin! THE BG NEWS 12 IGN.w. March 3,1989 Classifieds Jute Johnson DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ 0Z DZ DZ THETACHI-THETACHI Roommate needed Immediately m furnished All New Tandy 102 Portable Computer. Printer. Can't wait for our Date al Alpha Sigma Phi's CON 'T FROM PQ. 11 The Bisters of Delta Zeta would ska to congratu- THE ALPHA XI'a are excited apt Wl have own bedroom Rent negotiable disk drive, cassete recorder $700 00 Neg Winter Wedding m Windsor We will have the lor Saturday'" Call 3540898 37231 29 late (belated) Liz woodruff's lavanenng to Jac 1 1 best time" Campbell Way to Go Mike ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT SEIZED VEHI- Cindy Bowen 4 Deve Lauvray 0BDZ 0Z DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ ToHSP, Roommate(a) wanted tor summer In Lg Apt CLES from $100 Fords. Mercedes. Corvet- The sisters otKappa Delta would Ike to Con I realize this weekend w»H not be easy for us close to campus AM util paid except elec Can tes. Chevys. Surplus Buyers Guide JufJeRader gratuiata Cindy a Deve on their Engagement EVERY FRIDAY Just remember I'll be thinking of you Beth at 353-3786 I-602-838-8865 EXT A 4244 Have a wonderful birthday' AOT • your Sisters ALL GRADUATE STUDENTS Love. We're looking forward lo a great 19th year with Roommates needed lo share downtown apt. For Sale 1980 Capri Low mas . runs good, SOUP AND SANDWICH LUNCH. $1 00 CAJ Can you Quaaa what theae Sororities have In you' Love. Christy. Colleen $ Lisa. 86-89 School year'* still looking tor apt call great cond $2100 or best offer. Cal Common? Delta Zen. Kappa Delta Alpha De- UCF CENTER, corner of P S Get any good phono calls lately Angle 372-3534 372-1735 lta PI. Alpha Omicron PI, Gamma Phi Beta thurstm and Tiflge To the Pi Kapp 609 2nd Si Dales and Alpha Gamma Delta1 Each have mem- (Lively discussions on progressive ideas of in- Gl Joe. Cool Breeze, and the pick are planning Macintosh Plus wtth external drive and Image- terest to you1) Karen Wooley (MM). Wanted 4 people to sublease apartment tor bars traveling abroad vrith an Alpha Sig! your Saturday evening There's no Turning summer Central Air Close to Campus It inter- writer II $1500 00 Neg 372-6701 ask for Winter Wedding In Windsor. Get ready tor the time of your Ufa! Be pre- Back Chris EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE pared to be swept off your feet A romanced ested can 353-8206 PROUTHALL1B8B-90 to death. We'll get the Canadians, know that Round Tnp airline ticket to. Tampa/Orlandp. VIP of the week. Tom lacono your AGO sisters 1 Cherrywood Health Spa-Tanning Booth APPLICATIONS ARE DUE MARCH 7th the divorce papers have been filed*' Wanted Ride to any piece In New Vork or New Fla during Spring Break (March 1 7-261 Can 10 visits lor $20 352-9378 Love, are proud ol you' England on March 17th ura pay cash % debbie at 372-7076 (Mornings only tues thru Falcon Hockey on $8.1 WBQU Fri.) or 352-8105 (anytime after 5 pm) and or B G visits U ol M Fri . Sat . and Sun (rf nee) on Your Alpha Sig Man Amount negotiable Please can 353-3694 Congratulations to the Anchor Splash team of weekends 80.1 WBGU P.S. Happy 5 months!!! VOTE COUGHLIN-McGINTY Sigma Nu. KD. and Phi Psi WE WON" you 1 USG PRESIDENT AND V P BG on the Road to the Joe Wanted 1 nonsmoking female to share big For Sale guys did an excellent |ob Thanks tor al your Uniquery Qualified hard work KD'SIGMA CHI'' 'KD' "SIGMA CHI'KD apt Fall '89 S96 25 mo phis utilities Call Sharp microwave $150. brand new Puma Hard Congratulations Love -your coaches-Jamie Stacy.Susan. & Gamma Phi - Alpha Stg ■ Gamma Phi Want lo know more about Human Rights? Rhode or Jane 353-4056 Court II tennis shoes $50. cal 353-5375 Lisa Podgurski A Tom Hannah Uichete lan and Ted's Excellent Adventure Come to the Amnesty International meetings WANTED 2 roommates to share my 2 bedroom on your resent pinning We're happy for you' Two radiant Redheads at a Winter Wedding m Tuesdays at the new lime 7pm apt on 4th and S College Rent $135 00 GOVERNMENT HOMES' $1 00 IU Repair) AOT • Your kappa Delia Sisters Wlnsor 105 Hayes Han Foreclosures. Tax Delinquent Property Now DEAR ARTIE A HERCULES. ee/mo ($405 00 summer) Elec $6 00 mo Tnsh and Christy's Exceient Adventure-Two Selling This ares' Call (Refundable) Congrats on making it through the year clean- lea) Can 353-3885 or 353-3451 Happenin Hoopsters at Winter Wedding in Win- KKG * DYNAMO DELRO ' KKG 1-518-459-3546 Ell H t 535A tor listings (Except lor ant weekend) WAY TO GO A ANCHOR SPLASH, DZ'sl sor Congrats on your pea/ting lo your Love Mefessa. Chris, Shannon. Liz. Shelly. A Judy Alpha Sig • Gamma Phi - Alpha Sig "BOYFRIEND'" The Bimbos. Their Pimp A e Wildcat Good job puling in a second place' HELP WANTED Remember, they're the only real men We'll DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ FOR RENT Get excited MDA Dancers Celebrate with some Legal Joints * Area Photo-processing company has position DEAREST LAURA. the event is gomg lo be SUPER1 Love your Gran Lils. Betsy A Marcy Welcome back Scooter. open lor photo lab technician Positive attitude HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY! See you tonighl LET US DINE TOGETHER AND Now that you're here. The Alpha Sigs are ready 8 good communication skills more important LADIES. LADIES, LADIES DANCE THE WHOLE NIGHT AWAVt lo do Windsor up Right!' • Winier Wedding than experience WiH train Send reply to Attn 1 bedroom furnished • May Let me make your birthday special. Male LOVE. Happy20th Birthday JUDY TATA a k a Miche- 1989'" Manager 1843 Tiffin Ave. FinrJay. Oh 45840 For Quiet People dancer 354-3130. BOB le DeSana My left half, my sidekick, my twin, 2 bedroom furnished - August my drinking buddy, my smoke sister Ha Ha1 GoH course'greens 'Horticulture dept Melissa Mcklnnon WINTER WEDDING IN WINDSOR 9 month lease Now you cant show your face m the bars be- Students from Central Ohio. MuirfiekJ Village You re Incredible ALPHA SIGMA PHI 2bedrm unfurnished - August Dee Zees * Alpha Slgs cause your'e only 20 and everyone knows' This Golf Club is now interviewing lor the 1989 Thanks for being a part ot WINTER WEDDING IN WINDSOR 12 month lease To our Winter Wedding weekend will be wild, although if you gel a bad ■■—on and the Memorial Tournament Be pan dates Marsha and Jamie, my life of the finest conOltined golf course on the PGA 352-3445 taste m your big mouth (no -dea how it got An of me, We are legal (for the weekend) there) lake it away with your 20 bottle a day ZBT KKG Z8T KKG Z8T KKG ZBT lour Apply in person M-F 9-3 or cal tor appt Matt Your Alpha Slgs John and Jeff. wine habit, but if your in uul from hitting a purple Everyone Get ready' 8670 Muirfiek) Drive. Dublin, Oh (614) 869 6750 car. p«nk inside, and yellow top. wrth dog fur on Only 29 days until the ' 1 bedroom & 2 bedroom Oertastgs * Lova and Mark * Deltastgs the front, don't call me for 850.000 bail ZBT-KKQ GREEK OLYMPIAD MARKETING HEPMMNTATIVES turn & unfurn apartments Thanks tor being GREAT bigs' we appreciate Chips-n-dip everywhere! By the way. since the Good Luck on your upcoming interviews ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT Personal needed to contact by outside sales or your support at the Slave Auction an Group re- whole campus will be reading this Who has Flu- Knock'em dead and keep amihng Love Ya-Deb telemarketing New and existing Cable TV sub- ' Roommates needed male female views' We Love You' ffy No questions asked scribers Experience in Sales a plus but not ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT Calf John Newlove Real Estate Love. Larry and Sarah HAPPY 20TH 1 ni'i.'-;.-H.i> C."l»:-n.ly i:lhVS B5J ' tui M-M I-. PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA Everyone get ready 3542260 Hockey - Good Luck tomorrow In the Playoffs' Only 29 days until the ZBT-KKQ GREEK Northwest Ohio's Hottest Regional Rad-o Hey Jm Colaneri PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA OLYMPIAD station (classic Hits 106) Has immediate open- You saw WHO? ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT ings on our sales force We are seeking aggro- Discover Europe & Earn 6 Credit Hrs 1 1 '2 gallon aquarium complete wrth air pump with the remnants o' WHAT? sive. intelligent people who aren't afraid of the Summer Study Program m France PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA hose, light, gravel, plants and thermometer word NO. and feel they can sen anything to Classes are m Enghsh Keep up the good work on the Curling Court' ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT Sir. 353-5737 after 6 __ anybody Desire and ability to learn Is the only Pro! Charles Chime w* present the BytheWayJUDYyOuOwemeSl 72 PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA Everyone Get Ready1 program Open to all Tues Mar 7. 9PM PAY UP" Only 29 Days until the experience necessary CaH 419-523-4020 for 1 bedroom furnished apartments 1 year lease, Rm 1002 Bus Admin For more inlo ZBT-KKQ GREEK OLYMPIAD interview and appointment WQTL is an equal avail May 352-7454 Or Chittle 372-8180 or 352-6012or PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA opportunity employer ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT KKG ZBT 1 bedroom Apt re-msulated for energy effi- George Kofleros 372-8198 or 353-6671 HEY PAT Basketball - Great too winning the division How does a person become a GOD? Super game m the playoffs' OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer, ciency $310 00 a month, almost new Cal Perhaps you'll have to show me again' PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT Yr round. All Countries, all fields Free info 353 5761 DRY DOCK Write UC P O Box 52-OH03 Corona Del Mar YOUR KING The brothers ol Zeta Beta Tau would like to 1 MARCH 4TH SAT. 2 bdrm house W' garage, large rec room. (This lady makes a great king) Congratulate Steve Howe on his long awaited CA 92625 PI Kappa Phi' PI Kappa Phi 352-1268 after 4 ZBT - AOTT Pinning to Suzl Thomas Christy Miller Sales/Loan Officer Trainee F/T. P,T Real es- DRY DOCK ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT Z8T ZBT 2 bedroom furnished apartments. 9 8 12 month I am Frank Guess Who? tate, business background helpful Must be ag- MARCH 4TH SAT. leases. 352-7454 The others have been great PI Kappa Phi * PI Kappa Phi gressive & persuasive. Evenings, weekends but this will be the best Auto required Salary & bonus Greg Unn. ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT 230 S. COLLEGE DUANE FRAGER- CONGRATULATIONS ON looking forward to Sal The brothers of Zeta Beta Tau would like to (800)-227-9910 1 Randy Schott Close to campus and furnished Need 2-4 to WINNING "MR ANCHOR SPLASH " WE Love. Christy congratulate Chuck McCartney on being se- Good Luck this weekend in Cincinnati' STUDENT SALES GROUP LEADER rent May 15-end ol August Washer dryer KNEW YOU COULD DO IT LOVE. YOUR lected as a Resident Advisor. You've got what it takes and I'm behind you Full-time student position available must be ma- Call 353-3449 COACHES-JAMIE. MICHELLE. SUSAN A GAME OVER! LESLIE CLATTERBUCK 100% ture, responsible, individual prefer associate STACY ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT You're awesome" Keep up the good work A love. Amy Pro' , asst coaches, ex-military or grad Stu- 3 Bdrm Apt $500 mo plus util stay motivated" dent Minimum age requirement 25 yrs Vey 1 Bdrm Apt $300''mo plus util S A.E THINK SPRING ' Happy Hours benefit- XiLove. realistic earnings to $1000 per week This is Large efficiency $250'mo plus util . DZ DZ DZ DZ 0Z DZ DZ DZ DZ ing St Paula Community Center 4 30 Fri. CongratulationsIM Denise Byerty The sisters ot Tern WANTED not door to door 1 •800-468-3276 ask for Close to campus Avail May or Aug March 3-Marks Pizza Pub Delta Zeta an happy to. your recent pre- Sherry Williams 353-1662 INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE COED BOWL- Prizes Tanning Packages-Dinner Certificates engagement" Be There A THINK SPRING i F Rmmte needed lor 69-90 School year I SUMMER CAMP JOBS IN CLEVELAND DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ 0Z DZ DZ ING - MARCH 13. MEN'S A WOMEN'S SOC- 3 Bdrm Mouse avail Aug 89 Own Room, close to campus and aH util pd ' The JCC's Anisfiekj Day Camp now hiring CER - MARCH 1 4 ALL ENTRIES DUE BY 4 00 $600 mo plus util 1 2 monthlease 353-1682 SNUGQLEBUMPKIN (216)831-0700. ext 351 P M IN 108 SRC Call 353-3346 Close to campus Interested In Spanish? I've had time to think and I apologize for what I'- JAIL-N-BAJL ve said I agree with you thai time win help, and I Join the Spanish Club lor Convereatlon 1 Male non-smoking roommate needed to share Summer Employment 605 Second St Hours at DiBenedetto't Monday. March 6, at JAIL-N-BAIL am giving you this time because I know It wiH 1 bedroom apartments open (or Fall 1989 JAIL-N-BAIL bring us closer for the rest of our lives I want 2 bedroom apt Close lo campus this summer Full time summer positions available m our auto 7:30pm travel department Qualified individuals will have $295 00 12 month lease Call 352 9302 our love lo be the backbone of our fcves forever Call Jim at 353-4982 or 372-6503. we must both work at making it last So I wiB try a working knowledge of Major US highway Apartment'houses and rooms systems and Excellent communication skills Summer only my hardest at all times I wiH always consider 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors neededl each day with you special and I will always love Candidates must be available to tram during Carty Rentals 353-7365 Private, coed, summer camp In Pocono spring Break Interviews must be scheduled and respect you for what s ms>de your heart' Mountains, Northeastern Pennsylvania Lo- prior to Spring break Our Offices are located m Brand New Furn House 1 2 block from Cam- Most of all. I want our relationship lo Last hlkan, P.O. Boi 234BG, Kenlrworth, NJ 07033 Cleveland. Lyndhurst. PalnesviUe. Parma. pus Avail, now. own bdrm Female I love you deep In my heart (201(278-0565. SWEETHEART Ravema. and Rocky River Interested individu- 1-876-2462 geauga^akg als should call 1-800 552-9199 extension Duplex 3 bdrm down. 4 up 2 blocks from col- SPEND SPRING BREAK IN FLORIDA! 3 females looking for 3 bedroom house or apt 6016 lege 352-1268 after 4 Join Am 680 WFAL A Bone Travel's lor 89 school year Please cat 352-2736 This Is YOUR opportunity to make yourself Facts for Florida Contest more marketable wtth practical experience In Houses & Apartments - Close to Campus Listen Mar 6-13 for Cluea to wm sales. THE BG NEWS Is expanding Its advert- For Summer 1989 & 1989-90 school year a vacation getaway in ciearwater COUNSELORS WANTED- trim-down physical Public Relations Internships at Geauga Lake fitness coed NYS overnight camp All sports. ising sales atari In the Toledo area and Is 1-2673341 WSI's. Iheatre, crafts, piano, dance, aerobics, looking for a self-motivated, resulte-orlented Houses for 1989-90 school year Spring Break SPECIAL computers, go-carts, general, needlecraft. person. All majors considered. The Ideal Excellent opportunity for professional Si 00 oH cuts. $5 00 off perms weight training, kitchen 914-292-4045 Camp candidate will continue as a student beyond Call 352-2330 after 5 pm Mention AD - The Falcon Clipper Shane. Femdale. N Y. 12734 Spring 1989 to assume already established minded individual, seeking a future career 141 W Wooster 352-6200 accounts and be very familiar with the Toledo NEED A PLACE TO LIVE FOR SUMMER? Area. Commission, bonuses plus gasoline al- ACROSS THE STREET FROM CAMPUS FUL- For Sublease 1 bdrm. apt. furnished, utilities in public relations. Start now to develop lowance. Musi have own car. Contact: Jan LY FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM HOUSE. Sweetheart (WHO?) except electricity paid, security deposit not Stubbs. Advertising Manager. 214 West Hall $125 PER MONTH CALL AT 252-6503 your professional writing and business Roses are Red reqd , near campus Interested??? Call 372-2606. EVENINGS Violets are Blue 353-4180 after 8pm skills while interning as a Public Relations The reasons are endless Toledo company seeks CS or MIS Juniors NEED AN INEXPENSIVE AND FUN PLACE TO Representive for Geauga Lake's Promotions As to why I love you Help' Female roommate needed for 89 90 COBOL for summer and/or Fall co-op. Pays STAY I hope the good times we've had together are a School Year' If Interested Call Polly 2-4491. $1500'month. Call Co-op Office at 372-2451. THIS SUMMER? Department Foreshadowing ol the one's to come Oercy 2-4494, or Pam 2-4467. Big House - your own room - male or female • Love. Muffin (Gosh. Hon) L smoker or non Dayton agency seeks Junior interior Design CaN 372-1368 A S A P for more info The wedding Is close at hand, lor we will M or F Roommates needed for summer 89 student for summer Internship. Pays party In a foreign land. Close lo campus AlUtil Pd Call 353-3346 Now leasing for summer and fan Send resume to: Geauga Lake •S.OOrfir. Call Co-op Office al 372-2451. Winter Wedding In Windsor! PIEDMONT APARTMENTS 1060 North Aurora Rd. Prrveiages to chemwood Hearth Spa. Male roommate lo sub-lease apartment for Fal Walter or waitress-evenings Preferred Properties Co 352 9378 Aurora, OH. 44202. ZEPPLEIN'WHO'DOORS'FLOYD'YES semester 1989 Renl 5135 a month plus elec- Apply after 4 00 pm One bedroom apts (or grad students Available and much more. tric, 810 5th Streel Call Dove at 354-3238 or RibShack-119N Main Attn: Personnel Office Start the weekend off right with CLASSIC leave a message for fal. close to campus 287-3896 FLASHBACK every Friday night from 1 0-mid Party Room For Rent night Join Steve Higgrns. your host, for (he Wanted Live *i summertime help Babysitting Needed: 1 roommate to share Haven House Preferred Properties, Co. best obscure classics only on 66 1 WBGU and light housekeeping Mother's Little Helper apartment for summer. Call Donna at 2-5346 352-9378 Request line 372-2826 30574 Woodatream Drive, Farmlngton Hills. or Chris at 2-5248. Ml 46018. (313)851-0660. Prime location on Manvllle 4-8 people needed to sublease house May-August new carpet. tile, and furniture available If interested please FOR SALE call 353-5051. c Rallview Mini-Warehouse (at the corner of Railroad Ave and Lehman 1979 Mercury Capri Cjfeauga Lake Ave )5X7-9x15-9X30 Four Speed Stick two door Preferred Properties. Co. Hatchbeck $1000 00 Cal 372-5563 352-9378 Sales Department Internships at Geauga Lake 2 coupon books 4-sale t70 each, dorm frig. ROOM FOR RENT 4-salo. Call 353-7667. $75 00 Per month/ Utilities Extra White 1976 Continental V8, 460. 4 bbl Runs 3 Bedroom House 3rd St Excellent opportunity for professional minded individual to wet. Asking $500 or best offer Call Ken Own Bedroom al3S2 5252 CaH Mark 352-2203 tor mtormation gain valuable business experiences now as a Group For Sale Apple II c Computer w int Ext drives Roommate Needed Outing Coordinator for Geauga Lake's Sales Department. scribe printer, monitor, joystick and soft- To share large two bedroom house for summer ware $650 00 Call Frank al 372 8170. Own bedroom, parking, air-conditioned. 3 blocks from campus. Prefer male, non-smoker Top of the Line Mens Ski Set Up Rent neaotmble Cal Sidney at 3520750 Oim 771 200 cm Never Mounted. Salomon 1 Send resume to: Geauga Lake 957 Racing bindings Never opened. Brand Save Money 1060 North Aurora Rd. new racing pants sue 32 Willing to deal. Call 2 bdrm t 1/2 bath apt $435 per semester Aurora, OH. 44202. mike 353 3794 based on lour persons Cal 352-9302 Attn: Personnel Office Sony Stereo cassette deck. Good conditioning. Small Efficiency Avail, immediately $50 00 Kenwood speakers. $110 00 Real- $250 00 mo Util Included. Prefer grad Stu- istic speakers A60 00 i lech hockey facemaak. dent 287 3896 never used $25 00 Call Ed. 353-8117 after Stay Close' 4 person, Campus Manor Apts Open tor 1989-90 CaH 352-9302 Summer Rental 1 two bedroom apt at 304 E COurt Cal 614-2910767 Thurstin Manor 1 or 2 person efficiences left lor Fal and Sum- 02 OFF 21 OFF mer 1989 Call 352-9302 Wanted one Female Roommate lo nijMoaaa Pny lorg* pizza Rny pizza apartment tor summer East Reed Si. with on* or mor» items with one or more items Reasonable Price 353-3897 We Made a MISTAKE! Make your graphic arts dollar buy you more — 0 Free Delivery Free Delivery Gary thought I rented the Last two apartments and l thought He did So we have two beautiful more service, more quality. ONE COUPON PEP. PIZZA PJ^SOpOllOa 0NE COUPON PER PIZZA Units left. These two Apartments are furnished. p© ** have a Balcony, and (he heal. Air conditioning! Bring your graphic design and typesetting needs to QP.N4PfnGOODTHRU4-30-89i |-TZZaop|H 4 pmGOODTHRU 4-3Q-89 water and sewer are provided Rent of $485 00 and Electric Each month plus a secur- 352-5166 B»»t Pina In B.C. 352-5166 Best Pliza In B.C. ity deposit is al you pay! The lease is for twelve UniGroohics mnn :COUPONe .COUPON montha starting In May Phone 353-7934 after ■ six Ask Gary lor details. Friday The BG News Magazine Student ion,p.3 2 Friday Magazine/Match 3, 1989 Campus Comments What do you do when you're depressed? Friday/Brock Visnich Pat Whitman, senior political Jay Rosen, senior biology edu- Amy Thomson, graduate stu- Andrea Wortham, sophomore science major . from Liberty cation major from Willoughby dent in German and political undecided major from Center: "Light a few candles Hills: "Go out to dinner with my science from Toledo: "I look at Toledo: "I think of my favorite and meditate, then write poe- girlfriend, go to a movie and my old vacation pictures from place in the world and think of try." •"" have some tun." Europe and plan where I'll go what I could do in that place. I next." think about going to Novia Sco- tia and sitting in front of a fire- place and meditating. " Rumors of club's demise disproved student organization and meet on a regu- a huge success." Williams said. "Over 25 the recent support." Andrassy added. by Michelle Hrusovsky lar basis." people attended and we now have a group "We open our meetings to all majors be- Williams explained how the rumor ad- of extremely enthusiastic people." cause what our speakers have to offer is Upon hearing of his own death. Mark versly affected participation in the club. Club secretary Karen Andrassy said that beneficial to everyone," Andrassy said. Twain allegedly said. "The reports of my "A letter appeared in the BG News the increase in membership has prompted death have been greatly exaggerated." The shortly after the department made their greater support from alumni and people in She added that the club has made an same rumor is said to have been circulat- announcement and it said the club was the communications field. effort to schedule speakers on a variety of ing about a campus cluh last semester. abolished. The problem was that people topics in order for students to learn several The victim of the rumor was the Inter- didn't know we could continue meeting "We now have guest speakers scheduled ways to apply communication skills after personal and Public Communications without direct department support." Wil- for ever>' meeting. In addition, we have graduation. (IPCO) club, which suffered "death" or liams said. added extra meetings to accommodate all abolishment through misinformed sources. "I knew we had a problem when only two However, the club is now working toward or three people would show up to our wee- its most successful semester. kly meetings, especially since there are According to Patty Williams, vice presi- over 600 IPCO majors." she said. Apology dent, the club suffered tremendously last Earlier this semester the lack of an ad- semester following a misunderstanding viser was remedied when Ann Marie Voz- Criticism is easy to dish out. The students who produce t'noay concerning the organization's leadership. niak, an IPCO doctoral student, expressed Taking the blame for going too far Magazine ate like any others. We She explained the club lost its adviser due interest in the club and became the ad- is tough. make mistakes. Unfortunately, those to understaffing in the IPCO department. viser. Friday Magazine takes the blame. mistakes are frozen in print for "The department used the word 'aboli- The club began this semester with an The column "Hero unimpressed by thousands to see. Our apology shed' to describe the status of the organi- adverstising blitz complete with flyers, drunken Delts" was in poor taste. should also be frozen in print. zation without an adviser." Williams said. pamphlets, and classified advertising. We apologize i/you were offended. "But that did not mean we couldn't act as a "Our first meeting was a pizza party and Friday frf* ...,"!."; "w'jut^l fhTi. r^.llll. "***•? 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Let's hope that Michael Keaton (Mr. for the studios in that crucial period that theaters have been light comedies, sci-fi I was lucky enough to get a copy of the Mom) can pull it off as millionaire'playboy lies between Memorial Day and Labor Day. flicks, and generally mindless forms of en- script and it looks good. I don't want to Bruce Wayne without too much trouble. I The best films for the overheated escapist tertainment. reveal any plot details but I will say that must say that I have no reservations that crowds that mass into air-conditioned This summer will be no exception. For Batman is minus a Robin until the last few Jack Nicholson can play The Joker, who will be very psychotic, unlike his goofy '60s counterpart. Caesar Romero. The only problem is. will America be ready for a new Heroes beset by public scrutiny Batman? Other eagerly awaited summer films: by Emily Vosburg possibility of meeting someone no real heroes. The era of the anti- "Indiana Jones and the Last Cru- A few weeks ago, my boyfriend whose music I admired, but then I hero, he thought, was a communist sade"— This production has been kept called and told me that his room- started to wonder if I'd like the per- plot to undermine our values and under wraps since day one, typical of a mate, Steve, had a present for me. son behind the legendary voice and faith in mankind. Though his view George Lucas film. Sean Connery joins the The gift was supposed to be a sur- persona who led l-ed Zeppelin may seem extreme to some, he had a cast as Dr. Henry Jones. Indy's dad. Old prise, and my only clue was that it through the seventies. He might point. differences between Indiana and his dis- had something to do with music. have an ego the size of Europe (and We aren't allowed to just plain like tant father mast he resolved, and rumor Whether or not I could use it, he who could really blame himl or any someone for what they do Anymore. has it that River Phoenix joins the cast as a said, I would like it. number of other flaws. Every public figure is under constant young Indy in flashback sequences. Re- Where it came from was somewhat This past year some of rock's scrutiny. They are expected to be turning are many of the "Raiders" co-stars of a mystery. A girl neither of them biggest icons/heroes seemed to fall perfect but. in a sick sort of way. we not present in the 1984 outing. Denholm had seen before or since had walked one by one. John Lennon's life was like to hear about their mistakes and Elliot is back as fellow university prof Mar- past their room, crying about some- cynically, even disrespectfully placed shortcomings. Some of that is fine — cus, as is John Rhys-Davies as Indy's Egyp- thing or other. She noticed their Led under a magnifying glass by grave- so we can be reminded that they are tian buddy, Sallah. Look for a Memorial Zeppelin posters and. needing digger/sensationalist Al Goldman; only human too. but things seem to Day weekend release. someone to talk to. stopped by. She Julianne Phillips and Bruce Spring- have gone too far. Respect — for "Star Trek V — The Final Frontier" — didn't stay long or say much, but steen divorced amid rumors of his personal privacy and human dignity William Shatner directs perhaps the last asked Steve if he'd like a V.I.P. pass carousing and domestic violence; among other things — is in limited Trek film. If the title is any indication, this to Robert Plant's Now and Zen tour. and. though a much softer blow than supply. Celebrities shouldn't be ex- popular Paramount series may be at rope's He told her he wasn't likely to use it, those previously mentioned, several pected to be infallible. end. No plot details available at this time. but knew "somebody who'd kill for rock musicians. Eric Clapton, Steve Maybe the strange girl who gave "Ghostbusters II — The Last of the one." Winwood. and Plant among them, away her V.I.P. pass was disillu- Chostbusters" — The long-planned sequel I was surprised, but not elated. I'd "sold out" to advertisers, using their sioned and decided she didn't want to the 1984 mega-hit is finally making its been to the last stop on the tour songs for beer and cola commer- to remember that concert way to theaters after a reluctant Bill Mur- back in mid-December. Though the cials. — A move rarely made by The pass looks nice hanging on ray joined the cast. The further antics of tour was technically over that night. Album Oriented Rock artists. my wall, and I like it, as predicted. If these poltergeist-nabbers will hit the Plant told the audience that he'd like I had an English teacher a while nothing else, it was nice to think theaters sometime in June or July. to come back. back who was concerned that the about and, in an odd sense, a ticket Just having the pass meant the American society in recent years had to reality. NvSrV WE'VE GOT Campus Pollyeyes 5 Vyrs^ THE BEST * COMIC * "A Gathering Place"® * BOOKS IN TOWN! St. Patrick's Day begins on March 9th ^jy * £3 at Pollyeyes * Green Beer, Daily Giveaways, and Fun For All! * * Tonight: Live Entertainment with Tom Gorman FREE CUP OF 12.80 * SOUP DOUBLE PIZZA * With Any Large Salad Two 14 Inch One llem Pizzas * Chef. Taco. 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Despite its weathered appearance, the Danny Jones' prediction was on the and atmosphere. "I think the food is good." she said. "My Comer Grill, Bowling Green's oldest res- mark — the grill does a major part of its "I like it because they don't serve alco- husband and I follow the philosophy that if taurant in operation, is under recent new business when the bars close. hol." he said. "I can get a pop and no one we wouldn't eat it, we won't serve it." management and has a large and still grow- stares because I'm not drinlcing." ing clientele. According to Melinda Roberts, a late- Some patrons describe the eatery as a night waitress, the grill starts getting busy throwback to the 1950s. Red and white on Wednesday nights and late-night busi- checkered countertops. less than a dozen ness increases into the weekend. cozy booths and an old jukebox combine In spite of the nighttime crowds, both for a comfortable atmosphere. Roberts and Linda Jones agree that the However, the atmosphere is not the Comer Grill's seven employees rarely have grill's only draw. problems with drunk customers. "I like it because it's a change from most "My favorite night to work is Friday... pizza and beer places." Susan Dowe, it's interesting," Roberts said. "The col- senior elementary education major, said. lege kids are great. I thought they might be "It's great after going out because you nasty but it turns out they're not." don't have to walk all the way home from According to some patrons, friendly and downtown and wait 45 minutes to have a speedy service accompanied by great food pizza delivered." guarantees their repeated business. Linda Jones, co-owner with her husband "I come here all the time," said Julie Danny, explained that she and her hus- Alms, sophomore communications educa- band made a couple of major changes be- tion major. "1 love the food and the fact fore opening in August. that I can sit down. It's different and The husband and wife co-owner team unique." cleaned the grill for three weeks before According to Linda Jones, hamburgers they even brought food in and had to do and breakfast specials are the most popu- yet more cleaning before opening. lar menu orders. Roberts added that A second major change is the grill's french fries become increasingly popular at Friday/Brock Visnich 24-hour, six-day-a-week schedule. Jones the end of the month when many students David Bowman, German graduate assistant, and Tony Kauffmen, give explained that her husband realized the run low on cash. their orders to waitress Belinda Roberts Tuesday morning. Different tunes for different tastes by Christian Thompson figure into what we play," Benson said. offer the variety people are looking for in a manager of WBGU. said the station plays "We play no more than 12 minutes of radio station. anything the other local stations are not Have you had enough of Tiffany? Does commercials per hour and in that same Jerry Spleice. program director for playing including alternative jazz, urban, hearing the same George Michael song five hour we average 12 records." WFAL. said WFAL plays album-oriented contemporary Christian music plus tracks times in one day make you want to throw He said WIOT's audience is centered rock consisting of a deeper and wider vari- from local bands. your radio against the wall? If so, you are around the 25-34 age group but believes ety of music. "This (WBGU) is the only outlet for local not alone. the music played is for anyone who likes "When the new REM album came out bands who want to get their music on the "I listen to FM 104 (WIOT) because it rock 'n' roll. most stations were playing just two cuts," air," Keough said. "All they have to do is plays my type of music — hard rock and "Rock 'n' roll has been around a long Spleice said. "We play everything on the approach our music director with a casse- old rock'n'roll," said Kevin Koetz, fresh- time and so have we — about 16 years. album except those two cuts." tte that we'll review, then the DJs can pick man business major. "I don't like the other Our biggest fans are those we 'captured' at He said even though the station's poor what they want to play during their time stations because they play the same thing the beginning and have stayed with us sound quality (it's on AM) is a source of slots," Keough said. over and over again." through the years," he said. some complaints, the station has advan- For some students, including Teresa Mark Benson, WIOT's program direc- "Compared to the Top 40 stations, we tages because it gives listeners a voice. Cupp, junior elementary education major, tor, said public opinion has an influence play a wider variety of music. We're for "WFAL is the one place you can call in variety includes Top 40 music. on programming for the album oriented people who like rock 'n' roll." Students and actually get your request, not like "I like 93Q (WRQN) because it plays the rock station. who run the two radio stations on-campus other local stations," Spleice said. "Public opinion and requests definitely (WFAL and WBGU) say they believe they Matthew Keough, assistant general ■ See Radio, page 9. HIDDEN REALMS * 126 W. 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Cleveland to shell out a few bucks for gas and mun- I'm bored. Bored, bored, bored, bored, end. (and the ever-popular Flats) is only an hour chies. Also, it can be unpleasant, if no rest bored. But wait a minute! This is college. I I could make things easy and say that the and a half away. And gosh, best of all, stops are made except for gas. There can can't be bored! There is such a multitude best way to utterly annihilate the Winter Toledo is only an eyeblink away. OK, I was be a little danger as well, if the driver de- of activities to do that I should be constan- Blahs is to cuddle up to a case of beer and being sarcastic there. Toledo isn't THAT cides not to stop the car to switch drivers. tly occupied, hardly finding time to sleep, get really nutty, but in a way that becomes bad. Hell, it's better than nothing. We're Fun things can happen in dorms. For monotonous, with all those trips to the also close to most of the Ohio colleges, example, my one neighbor has a Nintendo bathroom. However, a hangover or nausea with the exception of Kent. Akron, and game. He made the mistake of letting peo- could break that monotony. Unpleasant, OU, so roadtripping to visit friends at ple know that he had it. Now, my neigh- though. Besides, there is a large amount of school is no problem. bors are there almost continuously playing students on campus who are underage and The idea is to just get up and go! 1 like to that stupid game. Of course, I don't bother Tongue in Cheek therefore can't drink. Notice I said "can't" do it occasionally, heading out to Port with such a petty form of entertainment. ■■■■ instead of "don't". Clinton and the islands in the spring and Well, the actual reason that I don't play it eat, or perform various bodily functions. I think the favorite way of fighting winter fall, and to Cedar Point in the fall. And of is that I can never get in there, and when I Yeah, right. boredom is the ever-popular roadtrip. This course, OU at Halloween. Remember do I'm surrounded by a group of animals Oh, I'm not decrying the activities on is easy to accomplish. First, find a person though, no planning! Just get everyone who love seeing defeat and rubbing it in. this campus. I'm sure to some people, their with a car. Next, cram many people into together and leave. The only exception to Thanks, but I'll pass. activities are important. However, campus said car. Thirdly, take off. Finally, pick a this rule is if you are going anywhere over Another option is to get childish. Grant- meetings, clubs, speakers, or whatever are destination. Why pick the destination last? Spring Break; a little planning is needed ed, you might get in trouble, but that in it- not really good ways to combat boredom Well, it's really not that important. then, unless you expect to sleep in your car self is usually fun. Play little practical jokes brought on by cabin fever. I guess that's People say that BG is in the middle of and beg for food. Eventful activities, but, and pranks on your neighbors. I would the heart of the matter, the root of my nowhere, but actually we're pretty central all in all, unpleasant. suggest a few, but I don't want them used boredom. I AM SICK OF WINTER. 1 AM to a lot of fun places. Chicago isn't too far However, one problem in roadtripping is SICK OF BEING STUCK IN A PHONE that it costs money. Even if the car is away, nor is Columbus or Cincinnati. De- ■SeeDawson. page 10. Marco's Pizzo NOW DELIVERS PAN CHOICE OF TOPPINGS Pepperom. Mushrooms. Onions, Ham, Bacon, with quality toppings Green Peppers, Ground Beel, Italian Sausage. on every Marco's Pizza Olives. Hot Peppers 8 Anchovies NEVER SKIMPY! I Dough made fresh every day MARCO'S DELUXE PIZZA 100% real dairy cheeses 5 ITEMS FOR THE PRICE OF 4 Fresh meats and vegetables Cheese. 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The only col- The FRIDAY Cohuma clanged annoyingly, drawing undue atten- umn that tells you what his Memphis Maj- tion from the snooty looking broad behind esty was doing on a Friday. On Friday, Jan. rocket watching Andy Gury's Dance Party the register. The old man in the white coat 17,1975. two co-eds from Mississippi, Pa- USA. Those regulars really fire me up. eyed me as I wove my way back to the ele- tsy Haynes, 19, and Areecia "Honeybee" Sister Jennifer writes to ask if "Friday vated pharmacy counter. "I want some Benson, 17, had themselves shipped to with Elvis" is legitimate? Yes, sister, you rubbers," I mumbled, helping to confirm in Craceland in a crate marked "Russian bet your afterlife it is. 1 have numerous ref- the old man's mind that indeed I was not Wolfhounds." R.E.A. Express delivered erence materials on the KI \ i; OF KINGS someone he'd want swapping saliva with the box to the gatehouse at Craceland, but and meticulously check each Friday out. his 17 year-old daughter. Gingerly he han- when Uncle Vester Presly called the man- Besides sister, I would never lie. About my ded them to me, taking my money at arm's sion, our KING told him he didn't need palms, though... length. Heading out of the store, I walked anymore dogs. The crate was loaded back down the street, took the rubbers out of on the truck, at which point the girls were THE FRIDAY FACTS OF LIVES... Mr. my pocket, stared at them and threw them discovered. They never did get to see Elvis. T was born in Chicago on May 21,1952. inside a fast-food take-out window, scoring His real name is Lawrence Tero. a perfect hit on the two muddy-blonde by Jim Cummer THE FRIDAY TED BUNDY JOKE OF THE WEEK ... The only column that dares print a Ted Bundy joke, even if it is MONDAY I'VE GOT FRIDAY ON MY rather weak and not up to this column's ance scene MIND... This week we take a look inside usual standard of bad taste. "What was the Friday Column mail bag. Ted Bundy's last job? A conductor." by Fred Wright Chris C, writes "Where do you come said 10 to 20 marriages have resul- from?" Good one. Chris. I think it has THE FRIDAY CONCERT SUGGES- ted from meetings at Class Citp Sin- Single men and women can find gles. something to do with cheap beer, eggs and TION OF THE WEEK ... The Soft Rock an alternative to the bare at dances seeds, gestation and a messy scene in a de- 'I'm happy that the marriages will never be the same as ART SCHOOL held by a Toledo couple. livery room. occur as a result of us but the only invades Bowling Green this coming Wed- Glass City Singles was started in Paul J., writes to inquire about the spe- nesday, from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. These problem is that when they get mar- July 1988 by Jack and Jaa Harris. ried, they don't come back to the cific kind of drug I use when composing guys are releasing a five-song E.P. this Dances are held Friday, Saturday, the column. Well, Paul, I'm not much of a month and have promised to make this the dances," Harris said. stoner, and with this John Tower stuff go- and Sunday nights. The dances fea- Fred Hughes, a Toledo resident, hottest Wednesday night since the Soft ture musk, food and, according to ing on 1 can't get too much into the old Rock opened its doors to another genera- said it is a place for single people to sauce. About the only thing 1 do before Jack Harris, a generally relaxed at- go and have fun. tion of rock and rollers. Admission is a mosphere. creating is sit down in my easy chair, aim "It gives you a break from tfie buck and it's for all of you 18 and over. The dances attract between 150 to the remote at cable channel 17 at 5 p.m. oars," Hughes said. 300 wngtes. The ages of the oeopte each weekday, and get off like a bottle THE FRIDAY SIX-SENTENCE Another Toledo resident, Pat who attend range from 25 to 60 McGewan, said often divorced or years old. widowed people don't hate that "Must people who come are gen- many friends because over the years erally divorcees who are just getting being so tied up in their marriages back into the social scene and want they lost touch with their old friends. to avoid the bar scene." Harris said. "It's a real wonderful thing to meet Harris said Glass City Singles pro- people who are all in the same boat $utton vides these people with a relaxed & and you can have a good time with* □ atmosphere whew they can get ac- nice group of people," McGowan quainted with others. Some get ac- said. a quainted more than others as Harris Friday HOWARD'S club H Mini Skirt Contest 210 N. MAIN NO COVER fantastic prizes and cash to be given away! GEORGIA Saturday PEACH Tuba Aruba Party BAND great cash and prizes! 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