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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. THE BG NEWS Vol. 71 Issue 115 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, April 21,1989 Jurors ordered to begin North deliberations by Harry F. Rosenthal The judge was specific in his Associated Press writer instruction about North's con- tention that he acted under or- ders from top White House offi- WASHINGTON — The jury in cials and, ne assumed, with Oliver North's Iran-Contra trial Reagan's approval. was dispatched Thursday to de- "Neither the president nor cide the guilt or innocence of the any of the defendant's superiors former White House aide with had the legal authority to order the judge's admonition that no anyone to violate the law," one, including the president, had Gesell said. "the legal authority to order "Our country is governed by anyone to violate the law." the rule of law. You have heard North has said he had authori- testimony indicating that other ty from superiors including, he government officials may in believed, President Reagan, for some respects have concealed many of his actions on behalf of facts known to them, and some the Nicaraguan rebels at a time ranking above or below the de- when official U.S. aid was ban- fendant may have engaged in ned. conduct similar to that charged Because of the lateness of the against the defendant on trial." hour, jurors were sent to the But, he said, the conduct of nearby hotel where they will be others was no justification for sequestered, and ordered to be- North's conduct and "you are gin deliberations on Friday. not to judge defendant's guilt or U.S. District Judge Gerhard innocence based solely on the Gesell told them "your job is to actions of others." Truck Lagoon BG News Brock Visnich decide the facts" in the first trial The judge's charge was de- (Left lo Right) Spencer Gabriel, senior botany major, Nate Purdy. BG terpersonal communications major, cool off in the back of Purdy's stemming from the mid-1980s layed for a half day by a prob- alumnus. Brad Snedeker. freshman education major, Scott Weber, pickup truck on new fraternity row Thursday afternoon. They said they affair in which profits from lem involving jurors who may senior hospitality management major, and Jeff Reinhardt. senior in- decided to fill the truck with water because it was cheap and unique. arms sales to Iran were diverted have given misleading answers to aid the Nicaraguan rebels. in pre-trial questioning. Abortion issue investigated firsthand Sen. Biden Editor's Note: This is the last in Stacey, a University fresh- probably being unrealistic." years ago but for a reason quite discusses a series about abortion. The man, is one of those statistics. Stacey said she believes different from that of many names of some women have She became pregnant at 16 and women should have the right to women — she was raped. been changed in this article. the baby was due her senior an abortion if they encounter an "There was really, in my opin- policies year of high school. After weigh- unplanned pregnancy, but ob- ion, no other choice," she said. ing her options and life goals, jects to women who use it for "I wasn't going to carry a ra- Stacey decided to have an abor- birth control. pist's baby for nine months." by Dennis Robaugh by Beth Thomas tion. "It isn't birth control but it's She was 20 when attacked by a staff reporter special assignment reporter "I wasn't prepared to have a an option to fix a mistake," man with a knife. Marie was a baby," she said. "I wanted to go Stacey said. She said she and student at The Ohio State Uni- to school and you can't have a her boyfriend used birth control, versity and the campus was Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms While the battle of legal, ethi- in the Soviet Union may be an cal and moral aspects of abor- baby and go to school." but not properly; she went on deserted because it was Spring She said the decision was birth control pills after her abor- Break. advantage to the United States if tion is being waged in the U.S. U.S. foreign policy changes to Supreme Court, the issue is a difficult for her, and two years tion. Despite the myth that raped later she still has mixed feelings "I wasn't smart, but I learned. women do not get pregnant, meet the times. personal one for University stu- Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., dents who have faced unplanned about it. I won't have to do it again. Marie did. Her decision to abort "I can't imagine what today "You've got to live with your the pregnancy does not haunt said in a speech to more than 100 pregnancies. cumstances, she does not be- people Thursday night that the would be like if I hadn't done it, decision," she said. "Sometimes her. lieve the Court should make the About 1.5 million abortions are Stacey said, but added that she I do regret it, but mostly I know "It was utter relief that it was U.S.'s Soviet policy needs to be decision for them. updated as a result of changes in performed annually in the U.S., feels sorry because she and the it was the right thing to do at the no longer inside me. I didn't re- "It's our body and we should with an estimated 5,000 occur- father broke up around the time time." gret the decision at any time," the world's economic and politi- be able to decide." cal climate. ring in Northwest Ohio, accord- the baby would have been born. she said. Many people have a miscon- ing to the Center for Choice in "Maybe we would have stayed University graduate student Although she said she does not "This period of American his- Toledo. together." she said, "but I'm Marie also had an abortion two believe in abortion in some cir- U See Abortion, page 5. tory is a watershed period," he said. "The last was after World War II, when the United States emerged as the first world power." Navy consoles families Biden said "stunning Race, exam collide changes" have taken place this year and U.S. foreign policy has of 47 blast casualties not adjusted to these changes. Test sites moved around Beta 500 "The Soviets themselves have were reserved a year in advance and acknowledged the collapse of by Jeff Batdorf have been scheduled far inside build- by Joe Taylor Navy poUcy is for each family that the Soviet brand of commu- staff reporter ings located away from the Union Oval, Associated Press writer loses someone on sea duty to be visited nism," he said, referring to where the race takes place, she said. by a chaplain and a Navy officer who Gorbachev's reforms aimed at While the Beta 500 may bring action, According to Nelson, about 4,000 stu- offer assistance and counseling. improving the economy. "(It) fun and excitement to some students, it dents take the exam and with examina- NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - Teams of Jack E. Thompson Sr. was told about cannot compete with capitalism. may bring headaches to those taking tion spaces being moved farther from Navy chaplains and officers went from the death of his 22-year-old son, Jack Jr., They will lose an economic the English proficiency exam. the Union Oval, the available space for father and mother to wife to sister or by Navy representatives in Greeneville, battle in competition or change Donna Nelson, acting director of the classrooms has decreased. Because of brother Thursday, 47 times over, to Tenn., where the young man had been a their system.' general studies writing program, said this, more students will be taking the break the news about who was killed star football tackle in high school. Biden said the Soviet Union's last year students taking the exam exam in the same room. aboard the USS Iowa. "He came to me after he graduated Silans to remove 500,000 troops complained about the noise level com- She said the exam is scheduled a from high school and said, 'Daddy, I'd rom Eastern Europe is a sign of ing from the crowd who was watching week before finals to allow proper time "It's the hardest thing we do," said only go to college to play ball,' " Thomp- their economic inability to sup- the race. for professors to evaluate essays and Cmdr. Doug Palmer, acting base cha- son recalled. "I told him if that's the only port a massive military. Since the exam and the race fall on grade students. Blain for the sprawling Norfolk Naval reason, he should go to the Navy. That "Four years ago I suggested the same Saturday once again this "We cannot schedule the exam on a ase that is home port for the stricken makes me feel a little bad." this would happen," he said. year, the English department nas tried different weekend because every exam battleship. "(But) this doesn't mean the to come up with a solution to solve the is a real involved process and for us, "He enjoyed the travel. He'd been Soviets will become altruistic or problem, she said. (Saturday) is the only date that will "I've done it many times and I'll never everywhere — Italy, France, Norway, good guys." "What we've tried to do this year is work," Nelson said. get used to it," said Palmer, who super- Germany, England, the Persian Gulf," The Soviets are restructuring keep the classrooms as far away from Students who are members of a Beta vised 52 chaplains called into duty Wed- said his wife, Leasa. But she said her their economy because econo- the race as possible," Nelson said. nesday after a powerful explosion ripped husband was an outdoorsman who looked mic power is indicative of Classrooms for the proficiency exam L: See Beta 500, page 4. through a gun turret on the Iowa during forward to getting out of the Navy and national security, and the So- training exercises near Puerto Rico. building a log cabin in Tennessee. □ See Biden, page 4. Friday News in Brief All vehicles not removed from the parking lot an atmosphere where 'real' learning can take Today: variable cloudiness is expect- Union Oval parking lot and Union Oval by Friday morning will be towed, place." ed with a 30 percent he said. chance of showers closed for Beta 500 race Kerek said students benefit from the program and high near 65. because they have the opportunity to get acquain- Tonight: partly The Union Oval and adjacent parking lot in front Students, faculty interact ted with their professors on a more personal level. cloudy with a low of Eppler will be closed midnight Friday to 8 a.m. To do this, professors invite students to their house near 40. Monday for Saturday's Beta 500. The University's college of Arts and Sciences' or apartment, he said. Saturday: partly Lt. Dave Weekley, University police, said the foundation account has allocated a fund to aid in the cloudy again with a area will be closed to allow the University grounds personalization of the student learning experience. "Faculty members are then reimbursed for re- high of 55 to 60. department to set up grandstands and trash facili- The Popcorn Fund is an incentive program to freshments when they have student meetings at ties for the event. encourage faculty-student interaction, according their homes," Kerek said. Weekley said other lots in the immediate vicinity to dean Andrew Kerek. of the area will not be affected by the closing. "What we are trying to provide," Kerek said, "is —by Shelly Kirian KJ THE BG NEWS

1 MNwi April 21,19*9 Editorial THE BG NEWS -An Independent 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 Landlord should be accountable

Perhaps when Murphy first created his law, he had a premonition regarding the Pi Beta Phis. Murphy's Law states that if something can possi- bly go wrong, it will — and it has. Last week, the Pi Beta Phi sorority received no- LETTERS tice that there is a chance it may lose its house within a year. This resulted from a violation of the city's R-3 zoning. The sorority was unaware that its Wood Lane levy. It is time for us to say Telephone or just the companies for a tune-up or a new carbure- house would be in violation of the R-3 code. thanks to Wood Lane. that operate businesses in this tor. The cost: $21 plus a six-pack The code, which allows for multiple-family hous- services ore area. for labor! Incidentally, AAA is ing, does not permit Greek housing. Additionally, Rovaughna Richardson My mind is definitely set that now doing an investigation R-3 does not allow for the use of the basement as a Tracy Ann Johnson all of these companies are out to about the Sunoco station. Funny, valuable to BG and others rip us off. For starters, I now they only do the towing. common eating area. The Pi Beta Phis, not being We, the students in Social received a telephone bill of $78. My last gripe is for Food aware of this clause, have been using the basement Work Practice 328 class, want to Where was I calling? Toledo, to Operations to lower their prices. as a kitchen and dining area. acknowledge and thank Wood USG should look for a job. I was able to pay An example would be in the ice Blame in this situation must rest with the owner Lane for the needed services $70 of the Dill but, believe it or cream bars. Ninety-five cents of the building, Robert Maurer. When the Pi Beta they provide to the Bowling represent all not, my call card was revoked for goldrush bars? They are Green community. We would because I'm short $8. Why does $2.49 for 6 at Krogers. Popsicles Phis moved into the building fewer than two years like to make the BGSU campus The recent decision by Under- it cost us more to call 20 miles 80 cents each that are 12 for ago, Maurer was aware of the stipulations in the community more aware of the Saduate Student Government than it does to call 2,000 miles? It $1.77. How about clarifying this R-3 zoning code, however he did not believe they services offered to them. deny an organizational seat to doesn't with Sprint or MCI. Food Op? applied to this particular case. Wood Lane provides compre- World Student Association is yet The parking commission on Thanks for listening. Yet Maurer should have anticipated the conflict hensive, life-spanning services another indication of discrimi- this campus is the worst I have to individuals with moderate, nation against International ever seen. First of all, how can a John Sciria when filing for the building permit, instead of dis- severe and profound mental re- students and the cultural and person receive a loading zone 503 Off enhauer East missing the structure as a mere apartment build- tardation and supportive ser- ethnic void existing at BGSU. tine if he wasn't there for more ing. vices to those individuals' fami- The Graduate International than 20 minutes? I was in the lies. These services enhance the Students Association (GISA), a zone for 10 minutes, left to run Consideration The city also must share the responsibility for development of individual skills recently established graduate up to K mart, came back and this mess. Why did the violations exist for two years in educational, physical and student organization to promote parked in the same spot. Five requested employment areas which allows a greater awareness of such is- minutes later, there was a ticket For the past two weeks, the without someone investigating? each individual to live in the sues on the BGSU campus, wi- on my window. The city police lack of consideration of certain If the city had been doing its job by carefully least restrictive environment. shes to express its outrage and should be more courteous espe- individuals has grown both ag- monitoring building applications and codes, the Pi They also provide realistic and vehement disappointment over cially because there are some gravating and disheartening. Beta Phis would nave been warned before con- necessary information to the the apparent oversight by the city regulations in BG that are With the Beta 500 approaching struction began and could have sought alternatives. community, creating an envi- newly-elected executive officers not applicable in my hometown. there is anticipation and en- ronment in which persons with of USG. I had parked on the correct side thusiasm for the upcoming However, the city failed in its job. And the Pi retardation and developmental As everybody at BGSU should of a side street except my car event; as a result, some resi- Beta Phis are left with a house they may no longer disabilities can be part of their be aware, WSA is the primary was not facing the proper direc- dents of Prout Hall have been be able to call home. community. organization for international tion, according to the officer. extremely inconvenienced. Dis- If, regrettably, they should lose their house, the So, how do BGSU students undergraduate students to ex- When speaking with the officer, traction from studies in the Pi Beta Phis have lost the time, money and effort benefit from Wood Lane? If you press their concerns and have asking what I had done wrong, evening and interruption of are majoring in education, psy- input into university activities, he insulted me by asking how sleep in the early morning by which initially went into obtaining the structure. chology, art therapy, social programs and events. In deny- long I'd been driving ana con- overenthusiastic inconsiderate On the other hand, Maurer will De left with a rela- work, speech and hearing, re- ing WSA members rep- tinued until he told me to "get individuals is an irritating prob- tively new building which boasts well-maintained creation, physical therapy, etc,. resentation the USG has vio- the hell out of here." Why don't lem that no one should have to apartments. So when the Pi Beta Phis are search- Wood Lane provides volunteer lated one of its fundamental they find something else to fine endure. We are not asking that ing for a new house, Maurer will only have to wait opportunities for various pur- principles allowing all students for, I'm sure some fine for 27 students be denied the opportu- poses as class requirements, — no matter what their national mph in a 25 mph zone. nity to prepare for an important until the line forms to fill the building — a task exposure to different popula- origin, skin color or ethnic Another problem I've had is social event, but we are request- which will be practically effortless in a college town tions, and group service background may be — adequate with businesses repairing my ing a little consideration while where students are constantly seeking a well-kept projects. Volunteers choose representation and full partici- car. I've had two problems with such preparations are taking apartment. their activities based on their in- pation in student government. my car in the past couple of place. terests, talents and the needs of By doing so USG has contradic- months. I brought my car to Lying awake until two or three the program. Many students ted its goal of promoting "inter- Wright Sunoco because they are in the morning due to obnoxious At last week's Board of Appeals meeting, the city learn by doing. The knowledge cultural awareness." Due to this AAA certified for a tuneup. cheering, and then being allowed the Pi Beta Phis to resume using the base- gained through the volunteer extraordinary act of neglect, the After being charged over $50 for awakened at 6:36 a.m. to loud ment as a common kitchen and eating area until experience can help them in members of GISA therefore, this service my car now stalled music and yelling is intolerable. next June — when they will either lose the house or their professional development demand USG to reconsider its all the time. I had the carburetor Furthermore, special consider- as well as increase their sensiti- action and promptly reallocate adjusted several times (yes, I ations should be made for those the area will have been rezoned. vity to others who are different. an organizational seat to the was charged) and finally was individuals staying in the hotel Because of governmental World Student Association. told that I needed a new one. Ac- accommodations on the fourth While the city seems to be making an attempt to funding cuts. Wood Lane will cording to them it's between floor of the Union. Such thought- eradicate the unfortunate situation, they must work have to reduce or eliminate S. Parakrama Abeyratne $500 and $700. Obviously I lessness does not shed a flatter- to ensure that this situation does not occur again. some services. We don't believe 702 Third St. couldn't afford this so I went ing light on the University or its we can allow this to happen. On home to Cleveland where my Greek organizations. The city must either strictly enforce existing codes May 2, 1989 there will be a spe- fiancee's brother is the head or establish new ones which alleviate problems cial election in Wood County. A Student questions mechanic at a dealership. After Jennifer Laveglia which seem to arise when a Greek organization 1.8 mill levy, which if passed, looking at my car, he had a good 302 Prout wants to build off campus. will enable Wood Lane to con- services ottered laugh. If I would need a new Doreen Swetkis Despite all the bureaucratic red tape the Pi Beta tinue all its services. If you are a Although I have wanted to carburetor it would cost no more 301 Prout registered voter in Wood write before, I had never had than $125. Well, all I needed for Phis have found themselves wrapped in, we hope County, please support Wood strong grudges against Food the problem was a new switch Correction they will prove Murphy wrong and be able to keep Lane by voting "Yes" on this Operations, Parking, Centrex under the distributor. No need their house. A story in the Thursday edi- by Berke Breathed tion of The BG News contained BLOOM COUNTY an incorrect statement. 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Local ISKIVI April 21,1989 3 Missing person myths clarified Cultural change by Dennis Robaugh The issue of missing persons is an emo- than 10 percent of cases involve abduction or class proposed staff reporter tionally charged one. The case of the Toledo danger. But Lab said the figure is 2.4 per- woman described above may be baffling, cent. eluralistic society, and students but according to experts familiar with miss- "Ten percent is stretching it a bit," he by Jill Novak ave to learn to function effec- Cynthia Jane Anderson went to her job as ing persons cases, Cynthia Anderson is an said. staff reporter tively in that society. a secretary in a Toledo office building on exception rather than a rule. Lab also said the article implied most The five-year process Cham- August 4,1981, a day just like any other day. Steven Lab, University assistant professor cases involve a dangerous situation or a per- Cynthia was a devout Christian, looking To make University students pion and his committee have of criminal justice who has studied missing son being kidnapped. aware of the multi-cultural and gone through to implement the forward to attending Bible college with her persons, said the media perpetuates the idea "This is relatively rare," he said. "Fewer class has been long and carefu- boyfriend in the fall. But when her boss ar- that many missing persons cases involve than three percent of cases entail any kind of diverse society in the U.S., a rived at the office shortly after noon, she violence and remain unsolved. dangerous situation." proposal has been made to im- lly studied, he said. was not there. The 20-year-old woman had plement a required class dealing "Nobody should say we are According to Lab, an article in the April Bowling Green Chief of Police Galen Ash with the topic. simply reacting to some politi- disappeared. Her car was still in the parking issue of the Ladies' Home Journal sensa- said most missing persons cases in Bowling According to Ernest Cham- cal or social problem (in propos- lot. Detectives found a paperback on her tionalizes the issue and makes it appear that Green involve domestic squabbles and pion, coordinator of the pro- ing this course)," he said. desk opened to a grisly scene where a knife- police do nothing to solve these cases. lover's auarrels. posed cultural diversity class, In the fall of 1989, the proposal wielding man attacks a young woman. And "You have to remember when an adult "We don't get many cases," he said. "But the class would be part of the for the class will go to the Un- while it has been eight years since her dis- disappears, it's not against the law," Lab usually there is no reason to believe a crime Beneral core curriculum for all dergraduate Council for the sec- appearance, police still have found no solid said. has been committed." 'niversity students if it were to ond time since 1987, when it was clues. The magazine quoted Lab as saying fewer D See Missing Persons, page 7. be accepted. The class would "approved in principle." deal with questions of racism "If the Undergraduate Coun- and sexism, among other topics, cil approves the course, then in and the approach would be aca- the spring of 1990, we hope it will Prof gives Soviet schools low marks demic rather than emotional, he be taken up by the Faculty Sen- said. "We are recommending a ate for final approval," he said. by Jennifer Taday "The Soviet Union has fallen exists everywhere, and is a tion is within ethical and moral major cultural reform because In addition to the University, staff reporter behind several generations in problem in Soviet education, she education, she said. we think it is educationally two other midwest universities computer knowledge in the said. The Soviets are not com- sound and we believe the Uni- have proposed a course that school system," said Zubkova, The quality rate of success for Eletely satisfied with the educa- versity should encourage multi- would deal with cultural Despite American conceptions faculty member at the Universi- students became the measure onal level of students because cultural values, and in order to changes in society. about the importance and stress ty of Friendship of Peoples in even in many institutions of their intellectual achievements do that, it must begin institu- However, the cultural diversi- of higher education in the Soviet Moscow. higher education, she added. surpass their ethical and moral tionalizing within the curricu- ty class here would provide a Union, a visiting Moscow However, elementary based Recently, there have been knowledge, according to Zub- lum," he said. Champion said broader concept of the topic professor spoke Thursday night computers recently have been courses implemented to develop kova. for the cultural diversify class to than what is proposed at the about dissatisfaction within the introduced into the schools, research skills where students "We feel the 21st century will be a success, the approach to other two schools. country's school system. which offer computer science actually meet one-on-one with not be one of technicians, but teaching it should be diverse and According to Peter Railton, Through University translator classes, she said. instructors, she said. one of humanists," she said. not narrow. University of Michigan associ- Tim Pogacar, assistant profes- All of the Soviet faculty are These courses develop indi- Because of the stress on hu- "For that reason, we are ap- ate professor of philosophy, a sor of Russian, Liudmila Zub- required to take an introduction viduals' creative capabilities, man qualities in the future, a proving courses from different proposal at U of M which would kova said one area of concern computer class, according to which was not permitted before person who is ethically deaf is a departments and different col- require undergraduates to take lies with the introduction of Zubkova. this decade in secondary and leges," he said. a course on racism was recently great danger to society, she voted down, yet it was recom- computers in the education A second area of dissatisfac- higher education, Zubkova said. added Champion stressed the U.S. is system. tion is with bureaucracy, which Another area of dissatisfac- ' L, See Soviet Prof, page 7. becoming a multi-cultural and □ See Class, page 7.

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ATM crimes Biden □ Continued from page 1.

viets lag behind other in- viet Union will not survive into dustrialized nations in econo- the 21st century unless econo- concern city mic power, Biden said. mic changes are made, Biden said. by Emily Vosburg avoid such situations. reporter Police also suggested avoiding However, he said the United ATMs if someone suspicious is States also has such a problem, However, he said the United in the area. but to a much lesser extent. States is not taking advantage Many University students fre- Bank officials said they are of the changes in the Soviet quently use the automatic teller aware of the opportunities for "Economic power has sur- Union. machines located on or near ATM crime and nave taken pre- passed military power as a campus, but as with any other ventive measures. measure of a nation's well- Western European countries form of banking, hold-ups and Mid-American National Bank being," he said. are "tripping over themsev- other forms of theft are possible. and Trust Co., 1480 E. Wooster les" to lend the Soviets money However, according to several St., mails cards and identifica- Biden said Gorbachev is un- "while we debate whether we area bank employees, such tion numbers separately to like any other national leader should have a united Western crimes can be prevented by us- avoid mail fraud, according to in the past 300 years in his re- opinion on the issue," he said. ing common sense and taking Amy Gonyer, customer service form attempts. simple precautions. representative. Biden said foreign policy Much of the crime associated ''We advise customers not to "Most have sought quies- should take a dramatic turn in with these machines occurs keep their ID numbers with cence abroad while trying to light of the changes foreseen in when bank cards are misplaced their cards," Gonyer said. reform at home," he said, "or the world community. or stolen, according to a Bowling Diamond Savings and Loan are quiet at home while chang- Green city police officer. tries to locate its machines in ing their conduct international- "We're going to see major "Most of the time it's some- well-lighted, open areas — such ly?' changes in Eastern Europe, in body who knows the victim," he as the one in the 400 block of Biden also said Gorbachev is Sino-Soviet relations and when said. East Wooster, said Sharon the first Soviet leader who is a (Western) Europe unifies While no hold-ups have been Simmons, bank official. "product of this system," since economically," he said. reported to dry or University Simmons added students he was born in the 20th cen- police, both departments rec- should block the view of anyone tury. He also said foreign policy ommended students use ATMs should be directed on a bipart- in areas with high visibility to D See Bank Machines, page 7. "He understands the system isan basis. and the realities of it," he said. IWWWWWWWWWWWV^^ "He does not have the dreams "No policy, no matter how or aspirations of those who set well-founded or intelligent, can •NO up the system." be sustained unless it has the Kpular support of the people," BG News/John Potter B.G. TAXI SERVICE He also understands the So- said. Sen. Joseph Biden ON SUNDAY .AMERICAN Beta 500 352-0796 • LUNG ASSOCIATION n Continued from page 1. "We want to be the last philan- He said the race is scheduled rmrYmtrvvwwyw W^U^^^VJ^||V^VVV^W^ 500 racing team will be excused thropy because we are the to take place at different times from the test and may take the largest and it helps (the event) each year, and it is just coinci- exam April 30, she said. gain interest and popularity," dence that the race is falling on We Care We Care We Care We Care We Care said Yothers, junior administra- the same day as the proficiency Dave Yothers, coordinator of tion management and market- exam for the second consecutive ■ a Beta 500 for Beta Theta Pi ing major. year. fraternity, said the race is the biggest philanthropy of the year According to Nelson, more Yothers said the race involves ana is scheduled to take place than 4,000 people attend the seven sorority and 10 fraternity one week before final examina- event and he is unaware of com- heats, each costing $15, with We're looking for tions to end greek events of the plaints about the noise level proceeds benefiting the Ohio year. generated from the event. 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Abortion mal." Her only regret is that she bodies." you go through it." she did. carriage, and they conducted an :'. Continued from page 1. let the baby's father "off the She found clinic workers sup- "(Abortion) has its negative abortion. ception that women enjoy hook" by not making him help Amy was 16 when she had to portive, offering a full refund if aspects but so does having a This clinic was not as safe and having abortions, she said. pay her bills. Her father's insur- make her decision. However, she changed her mind and con- baby," she said. she described it as a "butcher "People act like it's a fun ance covered the expenses. she said she had only one option. ducting a physical and group She said that during the time clinic." Such treatment would thing to do. It is expensive and Linda said she agrees with "I would have been kicked out counseling before performing she was pregnant she felt a bond be more common in illegal clin- painful and nobody wants to go people who would have abortion of the house if my parents found the abortion. with the fetus, but was also sick ics, she said, where wonen through that," she said. restricted because so many peo- out," she said. However, she said they told a lot. would be treated by untrained Marie remembered a fellow ple want children or fight to save She also was afraid of the her "we don't want to see you Like many others, Jennifer staff, poor equipment and not Ktient at the abortion clinic — a the lives of premature babies in reaction from her Catholic here again." went on the birth control pill have the clinic's services guar- year-old girl. Although she the same hospitals where others church and high school, which Although she said her decision after her abortion. "I won't let it anteed. was not a rape victim, Marie are being aborted. was strict and wouldn't have let was the right one for her, she happen again," she said. She has been pregnant once sees her as a compelling argu- However, based on the re- her take time off after giving thinks of it often. Jennifer said the night she got since then, when she was 28. She ment for legalized abortion. sponse to an advertisement in birth. "It's something that you think pregnant was her first sexual started to have a miscarriage "How could you force her to The BG News, many University Four of Amy's friends have about every day. It's not for experience. Although she again so another abortion was stav pregnant? She was only students who have faced un- had at least one abortion. everyone, but it's all in how you doesn't regret her decision she performed. She had her tubes planned pregnancies chose to She said she doesn't regret her deal with it," she said. "It said she does wish her first tied shortly afterward. terminate them. decision, but that "if I had been changes your life forever." pregnancy could have happened "I had no plans for marriage Another University student, Roxanne had an abortion in older maybe I would have kept in "another time or place. or the pill and I knew I wouldn't Linda, opted for a different path September. She was 19 and a Un- it." Another student who had to remain celibate for the rest of when she experienced an unex- iversity sophomore. Her preg- "Sometimes I think it would choose is Jennifer, a sophomore A 33-year-old University doc- my life," Jill said. pected pregnancy. She chose to nancy came from a long-term be about so many years old who was 19 when she became toral student, Jill, has had three "Enough was enough. I wasn't complete the pregnancy and relationship in which the couple now." pregnant. abortions. The first two were in willing to make any more mis- give the baby up for adoption. did not use Dirth control. "(My boyfriend and I) de- her last year of college; she had takes. But not a day or week She was 19 and not close to the "It was my own fault," she Karen had her abortion last cided children can't raise chil- switched her contraceptive de- goes by without thinking about father emotionally or physically said. "I was never for (abor- August. She said she usually was dren," she said. vice from the pill to a diaph- it." when she made her decision. He tion). I was raised Catholic and careful about birth control, but They decided abortion was ragm, but as she said, "you have was in the military, stationed taught against it, but it's one night "got crazy and it just their only alternative. She said to use it for it to be effective.'' Today she is married and she far from her. different when it happens to you. sort of nappened." she didn't think the child would "I was playing Russian roule- and her husband do not want "I was not ready to raise a "When the (pregnancy) test Her boyfriend goes to school in be happy if given up for adoption tte. I hoped to win, but I got children; he has a child from a child, but I didn't believe in was positive, a shadow came Columbus and Karen said they because it would wonder about caught," Jill said. previous marriage. abortion," she said. Her parents over me. I knew what I had to both value their career goals. its biological parents. The fi- Her boyfriend offered mar- encouraged her to have the do. I couldn't handle the humi- They considered their options nancial responsibility of raising riage, but their looming careers Despite her personal experi- child. liation and the stress." and decided raising a child was a child also led the two to their compelled them to abort the ences, Jill wrestles with the Linda lived at home, attended She never told her parents, impractical at this stage of their decision. pregnancy. He accompanied moral dilemmas involved in the University's Firelands Col- and received most of her sup- lives. Jennifer said she is strongly and supported her through the abortion debates. lege in Huron and arranged the port from the Center for Choice "It just wouldn't have been a ?co-choice, but admits her abor- abortion. adoption with a social agency. in Toledo, where she had the good situation," she said. ion has left her with a void. However, when she found her- "If I admit that abortion is She met the adoptive parents abortion. There were no protestors at "I'll always have that loss, but self pregnant again six weeks wrong, then what does that and was able to see the baby in "I still believe that it is killing the clinic she went to in Akron, I made a decision and I had to later, embarrassment prevent- make me?" she asked. "Km the hospital and when he was 2 a life ... but it was something and she was relieved. stick with it," she said. ed her from telling him or re- glad the alternative was their months old. They sent her pic- that had to be done. I really "I believe it's a personal Her abortion was performed turning to the same clinic. She for me. I don't know what: I tures of him on his first birth- didn't think twice. I'm glad I did choice and I don't see how soci- eight weeks into her pregnancy went to one in Detroit where she would have done if it hadn't been day. it because I would have had to ety can make that kind of choice at an Indianapolis clinic. Protes- was told she was having a mis- there." Recently, she accidentally take a year off from school," for you. No two situations are tors caused her to drive around learned the boy lives about 15 Roxanne said. alike. It's wrong to play God the block several times before minutes from her. She has dri- Nurses and counselors ex- with people's lives." she said. Soing into the clinic and she said ven by the house several times plained the procedure to her so "You can't understand until ley jumped on her car when NOTICE and caught a glimpse of him on she would understand her op- The Wood Cable Office his first Birthday, which she said tions. She said she recalls made her sad. several patients deciding to will be open "I could tell when I saw the leave without having an abor- Saturday, April 29 th three of them together they tion. FREE UTILITIES! would be happy," she said. 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Bush proclaims clear conscience Ship blast investigation formed 'Archie Bunker' offers life advice WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush said Thursday "my con- WASHINGTON (AP) - Red-hot debris may have ignited the blast science is clear" about the Iran-Contra affair and that Congress that killed 47 sailors on the USS Iowa, Navy officers said Thursday, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Five weeks after open heart surgery, should deal with Ronald Reagan's lawyers — not him — about sensi- as the bodies were flown home and families of the battleship's 1,600 actor Carroll O'Connor publicly thanked fans and friends for their tive White House documents that lawmakers say were withheld crewmen learned if their relatives were among the dead. encouragement and he offered some advice. from them. No eyewitnesses survived Wednesday's explosion in one of two O'Connor's full-page message Wednesday in the Hollywood Re- Bush said he would "offer full cooperation to any request made of forward 16-inch gun turrets on the Iowa, one of the largest warships porter and Daily Variety entertainment industry newspapers coin- this administration" for information. However, he said documents ever to sail the seas. cidentally appeared hours after comedian Lucille Ball underwent from the Reagan White House were in "the control and custody" of The Navy organized a board of inquiry and placed a moratorium emergency heart surgery. the Federal Archives. A White House spokesman, asked about the on firing 16-inch guns, found only on the Iowa and its three sister Jim Mahoney, a publicist for O'Connor, said the actor called Ball President's promise of cooperation, said tie did not know specifically battleships, the New Jersey, the Wisconsin and the Missouri. Wednesday to see now she was doing. O'Connor, currently starring what the pledge might mean. Pentagon officials declined to speculate publicly about the exact in TV's "In the Heat of the Night," is recuperating in Atlanta. Talking with a small group of reporters, Bush expressed confi- cause of the disaster, the worst to strike a Navy ship since 1977, but In the newspaper ad, O'Connor, 64, said: "When your good doctor dence that Reagan administration attorneys had been cooperative in officers said the "logical explanation" was that red-hot debris from tells you to take the latest kind of cardiograph, and the latest is mir- supplying Congress with the information it wanted. a previous round ignited new charges as they were loaded into the aculous in what it can reveal about your heart, don't postpone, don't Members of the congressional committees which investigated the breech of one of the turret's three guns. evade, don't content yourself with the fact that you're feeling swell." Iran-Contra episode have complained they did not see politically "We have no eyewitnesses to what actually transpired," Defense sensitive documents that have turned up at the trial of fired White Secretary Dick Chaney told reporters as he headed back to Washing- O'Connor, perhaps best known as blue-collar bigot Archie Bunker House aide Oliver North. ton from a NATO meeting in Brussels. in the "All in the Family" TV series, said he looks forward to better An Air Force cargo plane flew the bodies of the 47 — one officer health and "possibly (though I hate making big promises), to having The material has raised new questions about Bush's involvement, and 46 enlisted men — to Dover Air Force Base, as the Iowa, headed a pleasanter personality." while Vice-President, in the Reagan administration's secret cam- for its home port of Norfolk, Va., after unloading the bodies off of paign to help the Contra rebels in Nicaragua. Puerto Rico. Notables attend Hoffman service WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) - Radicals and Republicans, celebri- ties and neighbors turned out to honor Abbie Hoffman as a wise- STATE / LOCAL cracking gadfly who stayed true to his anti-Establishment convic- tions. "He didn't change his ideals when the ideological fashion changed," said his cousin, newspaper columnist Sydney Schanberg. Gas price hikes irk lawmakers Wooster students protest racism "He stood up against arbitrary power, capricious power and arro- gant and callous power. . COLUMBUS (AP) — Steep increases in gasoline prices sparked WOOSTER, Ohio (AP) — College of Wooster students upset over "In other words, he stood up against bullies. I think that's why we angry rhetoric in the House on Thursday and started speculation racial problems occupied the campus administration building for 13 cared about Abbie so much, because he had the courage for the rest that the boosts will end an already unpopular effort to raise Ohio's and one-half hours Thursday to press their demand for improve- of us," said Schanberg, whose experiences as a correspondent in gasoline tax. ments for black students. Cambodia were the basis for the Oscar-winning movie "The Killing Rep. Jerry Krupinski, D-Steubenville, complained of boosts of 20 Students chained themselves inside Galpin Hall before 7 a.m. and Fields." percent to 25 percent and more in recent weeks. He got the House to refused admittance to administrators. The students left the building At least 900 people packed Temple Emanuel on Wednesday in approve 88-2 a resolution asking Congress to get to the bottom of in- peacefully about 8:30 p.m., saying their demands substantially had memory of the 1960s activist. Outside, an overflow crowd of more creases that have been linked by some to the oil tanker spill in Ala- Been met. than 100 stood listening to the service over a loudspeaker. Hoffman's ska. A crowd of about 150 people applauded as the students emerged body was cremated. Krupinski and others noted that Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D- from Galpin Hall to reaa a statement and end their occupation. The Ohio.has started an investigation but said they want Congress to demonstrators and onlookers then joined in singing "We Shall Over- Singer's gallery to help children know that Ohio supports the effort. come." The Steubenville lawmaker said that unlike some legislative prob- "It is necessary to recognize the fact that Wooster is making lems he has tried to analyze in the past, "this is happening right be- needed strides toward diversity and a spirit of community," the stu- NEW YORK (AP) — The opening of singer Carly Simon's art gal- fore my eyes." Rep. Robert Corbin, R-Dayton, said oil companies dents said in a statement read by a spokesman, Mark Goodman, a lery will help children in need and drug and alcohol addicts. might justify some increase but added that there are too many ques- junior from Ann Arbor, Mich. Riverrun Gallery will open May 2 with an exhibition featuring tions and that perhaps the government should step in. Henry Copeland, college president, chatted with the demonstra- three of the Oscar-winning singer's favorite artists. Meanwhile, one of the chief advocates of an increase in Ohio's tors as they left the building and said he hoped the dialogue begun The gallery will donate funds from the opening to the Hazelden gasoline tax said skyrocketing prices could torpedo the effort. during the protest would continue. Foundation in Minneapolis and the Association to Benefit Children in Rep. Frederick Deering, D-Monroeville, who heads a panel con- A campus spokesman, Jeff Hanna, said the college had no inten- New York. sidering the Department of Transportation's 1989-1991 budget, said tion of disciplining the students, saying the college was convinced all Hazelden is a non-profit drug and alcohol rehabilitation center; Ohioans are angry. along that the students had a right to peacefully protest. ABC takes care of children who are homeless or afflicted with AIDS. "If there was hostility before (over a proposed increase), there is Earlier in the day, Cope land accepted three student demands: a The gallery is expected to put on four shows per year, said Gina more now," he said. However, he held out hope that prices will stabi- commitment to recruit and hire a black psychologist and counselor, Silvester, one of two friends working with Simon on Riverrun. The lize in the next few weeks so that the tax boost can be considered on increasing office space for the director of black student affairs and debut exhibition will feature artists from Martha's Vineyard, where its own merits. The budget bill is due for passage by July 1. amnesty for the protesters. 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Missing Persons Bank Machines . ; Continued from page 3. "Seventy-one percent of the people miss- n Continued from page 4. Lab said problems at home, work or went away purposely,'" he said. "And there ing were missing less than seven days," Lab "When I make late-night school could prompt someone to leave home is no law against it. said. "Of those, 54 percent were missing less behind them so other people withdrawals from a machine I for a few days. The Lames' Home Journal article also than three days." cannot see their code number. usually go with a group of peo- "Usually they're not long term (prob- stated most missing persons cases go unsol- Because most people either do not want to While some students may ple," she said. lems)," he said. "They just need to get away ved. Lab disagrees. be found or return in a few days, most police worry about being robbed at a Julie Minor, sophomore social to work it out." departments won't accept an adult missing bank machine, others said they work major, said she is more However, Ash said there may be circum- "In most cases police do find out, in the persons report for at least two days, Lab have never given it a second concerned with convenience. stances requiring an investigation. long run, what happened to the missing per- said. "Of course missing children reports thought. son," Lab said. "Obviously, there are some are accepted immediately," he said. Patty Maloney, sophomore el- "It's inconvenient to use my "We look at why they are missing," he cases where we don't know what happened." ementary education major, is money card on Wooster Street. I said. " A (missing) person has to be mentally Lab said if police were to take a missing unstable or we need evidence of foul play be- among those concerned with normally go to the (University) A 1984 study completed by Lab and J. Da- persons report immediately, as some have ATMtheft. Union," she said. fore we investigate." vid Hirschel, a professor at the University of in the past, they would be bogged down with Ash said if the police have justification, North Carolina at Charlotte, revealed statis- unnecessary paperwork. He explained that they act immediately. tics about missing persons. The data was officers taking the report rarely conduct in- Soviet Prof- However, before police make the decision provided by police reports from the Charlo- vestigations themselves, and it takes almost G Continued from page 3. to investigate, they consider what might tte Police Department. The police requested three days to process the information and sulted in a shortage in labor, she provoke someone into disappearing. that Lab and Hirschel study the police re- pass it on to an Investigator. A final problem noticed in the said. Lab said there are numerous reasons why cords, then suggest how the department Soviet education system is that a person would want to get away or start a could improve the way they handle missing "Sometimes the investigator will go to the general education took the place The Soviet Union now recruits new life. persons cases. house to follow up on the call and the person of the purpose of going on to labor from within rural areas "Some people may want to seek adventure who is supposed to be missing will answer higher education, Zubkova said. for these career fields, which or to change their lives in some way," he "We went through one year's records and the door,' Lab said. These students now move onto has resulted in a growth in the said. In cases where the individual has opted determined how many cases there were, However, both Lab and Ash said the police better jobs and bypass blue- city population, according to for a new life, the police are not obligated to who they were and the circumstances sur- do probe the cases where foul play appears collar-type positions, which re- Zubkova. bring the person back if and when they have rounding their disappearances," Lab said. to be involved. found them, he added. According to the study, there were 862 The Lab study revealed that in three of the BURLINGTON OPTICAL DOES IT AGAIN! 25 cases the missing persons turned up dead. TOLEDO'S BEST CONTACT & EYEGLASS PRICES Ash said most of the cases solved have an missing person reports filed in the city, All were elderly black males who appeared outcome similar to this. which has a population of more than 400,000. By the end of the year, only 25 of the cases to die from exposure, he said. CONTACTS J COLORS "In most cases we will locate somebody • AMERICAN MYD remained unsolved. Of those 25,14 cases in- "They wandered away, got lost and died in ■BAUSCM A IOMB v,.- FOR LIGHT CVCS who doesn't want to be found. They say, 'I volved adults and 11 dealt with juveniles. the cold." » AMERICAN HfDHON ■ • BAUSCM A IOMB . . EXTENDED TINTEO 34?8; WEAR KA88 69??; CONTACTS W *••?•-••■ Class TONrrE AT 7:15 * 9:10 2nd BIO WEEK EYEGLASSES *,jf S SAT-SUN 2:00, 4:15. 7:1 J.»:J0 ENDS THURSDAY

D Continued from page 3. PAIR • FRAMES •BlfOCALS According to Warren Cope- _ SINGLE VISION SINGH VISION mended that the curriculum land, head of the political sci- "NASTY, DECADENT FUN." 88 7488 8988 committee further examine the ence department at Wittenberg, 64 (GLASS OR PLASTIC O ?S) issue. the status of this proposal is not TKTH WRCHAM Of tVI IXAM He said even though the plan available yet, but a preliminary was rejected, it was intensely decision should be made by TOUDO .„ .„„ BOWUNGGBUN debated and "some people said June. ^Burlington Optical *§ii fcu- k^*4Ai J I * J ••. 3y9V#MM '*** «r*rfl . *'■**' it received the largest attention "I am a strong advocate of the 2020 472-1113 I52-25H from faculty since the Vietnam class, and I recommend it be War issue." implemented as soon as possi- In addition to the University of ble. I would rather have this Michigan, Wittenberg Universi- class before something happens ty recently proposed a similar like the (racial) incidents at the plan which would mandate a University of Michigan. I want class dealing with racial re- to get in front of the problem be- lations on campus. fore it happens." Most Wanted List Those listed below have yet to pick up their 1988 KEY. Please do so at your earliest con- Drive a venience at 28 West Hall and bring an I.D.

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■ NNWI April 21,19*9 Sports BG ends spring practice BG set for All-Ohio meet Bowling Green concludes quarters will be shorter than the defensives will be mixed Satur- by Mike Drabenstott One matchup should be in the 100-meter dash nearly one month of spring foot- usual 15 minutes. day. sports reporter and long jump, in which BG's Ron Heard will ball practice Saturday with the "We'll probably have 12-min- "We're going to exchange film battle Miami s Tom Fenner. Sink called the annual Brown-Orange game at ute quarters." with East Carolina and they pair two of the best sprinters in the MAC, and ' L. Perry won't see (Thursday's) scrim- The men's and women's track teams face said that Heard would "like to extract some Field. To chose the two sides for Sat- mage," Ankney said, referring what Falcon coaches call the first big prep- revenge" stemming from a loss in the 100 to The Fal- urday, the BG coaching staff to BG's first opponent in the fall. aration for the Mid-American Conference Fenner last weekend. cons, which equally split the senior class, "They'll iust see Saturday's Tournament as they travel to Oxford, Ohio to have had three who in turn held a draft of the game, whicn will nave a lot of compete in the All-Ohio Championships today Another key event should be the 400 interme- scrimmages underclassmen. individual performances. It and Saturday. diate hurdles. Redskins Scott Mitchell and - including won't be a good indication of our Dave Schultz defeated the Falcon duo of Dave Thursday's — Quarterback Rich Dackin and offense and defense.'' Though the name "All-Ohio" may be a mis- Hemelgarn and Dave Hand by less than a sec- in the past cornerback Mike Holmes are nomer because some teams —including Kent ond last weekend. Sink said Hemelgarn remar- three weeks, the captains of one team, while FALCON NOTES: Offensive State and Ohio State's men's squad — will not ked in practice that he wanted to catch Mitchell will play in an tailback Charles Edgerton and lineman Rich Young (ankle) attend, men's co-coach Sid Sink said the compe- this weekend. almost identi- Ankney linebacker Larry Lambright will be out the rest of the spring. tition will be fierce, especially between BG, "Battles like those really make the meet," cal game conditions, starting at head the other squad. Defensive lineman Derrick Carr Ohio University and Miami. Sink said. 10 a.m. Although Saturday's game is (ankle) will also sit out. Young the traditional end to spring and Carr join fullback Ron Vis- "We're really geared up and psychologically BG also looks to its powerful throwers to con- "It'll be like a regular game practice, Ankney said Thurs- counle (knee), offensive guard ready to go," Sink said. "It will be a good meet tribute. Kyle Wrav and Mike Young will receive except that there will be no day's scrimmage was more im- Tom Addie (knee) and wide for us to pull together." a challenge in the shot put from MU's Bob kickoffs or punts," BG head portant. receiver Reggie Thornton The Falcon women, however, will not have Franklin, while Falcon javelin thrower Steve coach Moe Ankney said. "The He said the usual first, second (broken arm), who are also sit- the benefit of having team scores compiled at Frye will be the only BG representative in the only other difference is that the and third team offensives and ting out. the meet, allowing head coach Lee LaBadie to event. have some flexibilty in his lineup. Meanwhile, the Falcon women have the po- "It should be an interesting meet because tential to win some events and finish others in we're not keeping score," LaBadie said. "Be- the top three places, LaBadie said. Diaz activated for Reds cause of it we will still have the option of mak- The women look to steady performers Tracy ing changes in certain positions. Gaerke (1,500), Beth Manson (discusI and Mel- CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cin- Wednesday, after McGriff had Diaz, the Reds' starting cat- ''With no team score it's more difficult to tell issa Cole (400 hurdles) to pace BG with victor- cinnati Reds have activated cat- cleared waivers and was sent cher in recent seasons, has been (how we did as a whole)," he added. ies. LaBadie said he is also looking for quality cher Bo Diaz, sidelined since outright to Cincinnati's Class sidelined since he fouled a ball times and distances from the other team mem- spring training by a knee injury, AAA farm team in Nashville. off his knee in a March 14 spring For the men, the primary competition will bers. and cleared a roster spot for him Diaz, 36, got an immediate re- training game against the Dod- come from MU, who finished one place ahead of by sending reserve catcher turn to action by pinch-hitting gers in Vero Beach, Fla. He re- BG in the MAC last season. Some Falcons com- "The whole team is ready to go," he said. Terry McGriff to the minor Wednesday night against the joined the Reds on Monday night peted against the Redskins last weekend at the "I'm looking for them to perform well and for leagues. Dodgers in Los Angeles and In Los Angeles after a week of Miami Midwest Invitational, creating the op- them all to go for season bests and personal re- opping out to second base in the workouts for the Reds in Plant portunity for rematches and revenge. cords." The Reds activated Diaz on •3-0 loss. City, Fla.

SUMMER STORAGE SERVICE FOR YOUR ROOM FURNISHINGS BG to make move at Miami PLUS FREE OPTIONAL by Amy Cole more than half of their confer- which makes this a crucial ford posts a record of 5-14 and an SPRING PICKUP AND FALL DELIVERY sports reporter ence schedule left to play. weekend for us," Joseph said. ERA of 1.82, Bailey stands at 4-7 This weekend, BG, 14-22 over- "We need to make a move and with an ERA of 1.77 and Lat- For the Softball team, this all, will take on MAC opponent this can be the weekend to do timer posts a 5-0 record with a weekend is the time for it to Miami in Oxford in two twinbills that. 2.83 ERA. STORE YOUR make its move toward its sec- beginning at 2 p.m. on Friday Joseph said because Miami Offensively, BG is led by jun- ond-consecutive Mid-American and 1 p.m. on Saturday. has been swept twice in the iors Michelle Clagett and Wendy LOFT BIKE Conference ti- MAC, it is going to be tough to Oehler. Clagett owns a .317 bat- COUCH OR CHAIR REFRIGERATOR tle. The Redskins, who are in the sweep them again. ting average while Oehler is The Falcons basement of the MAC at 1-9-1, "We need to go into the games second on the team at .218. RATES START AT $15.00 are currently 13-13 overall, have been swept one at a time not go in thinking As a team, the Falcons are ...Etc. in the heat of twice in conference series, once we are going to sweep," Joseph batting .194 while the Redskins How You Schedule Your Summer the MAC race by Toledo and once by CMU. De- said, "f really hesitate to say are posting a .259 team batting Storage Pick up Date and Time: at 6-6 amidst spite MU's record, however, our intention is to go down there average, with three batters hit- Central Mich- Falcon head coach Jacquie and sweep — that is when you ting over .300. Option 1: Call 352-3836 (or a mail in storage request form igan, Western Joseph said the team is still fo- come home 0-4." Kristy Burch is the leading Option 2: Pick up a Storage Request Form from your Michigan. cusing strongly on the series. On the mound, the Falcons pitcher for the Redskins with a residence hall lobby. Kent and Ball Joseph will see action in the series from record of 8-7 and an ERA of 1.15. Option 3: Call 352-3836 9-5 M-F to schedule your pickup time State, with "Miami's in the basement junior hurler Lisa Hufford, She has allowed 94 hits and has sophomore Becky Bailey and struck out 54 batters she has Now Available Exclusively From: freshman Terri I-attimer. Huf- faced. Loft Construction P.O. Box 538 THE BROTHERS OF BETA THETA PI ARE 500 Lehman PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE NEW OFFICERS Bowling Green, OH 43402 419/352-3836 OF THE DELTA DELTA CHAPTER: Trie BG News needs volunteers! Call 372-6966

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Laxers dethrone Princes, 6-1 Tribe drops sixth j by John Henderson play before, so we knew they played better in the second half. good opportunity for some of the sports reporter weren't very good," Knapp said. They applied more than token younger players to see some ac- pressure on Falcon goalie Mark tion, especially because of the straight to Sox Nate Anderson opened the Kolden, but they could beat him limited playing time they will The often coined sports cliche scoring for BG in the first quar- only once. Brobably have this weekend in "you have to go with what you ter, then Knapp and Tom le tournament. CLEVELAND (AP) - Nick per deck in left. Esasky was got" was such the case for the McDonnell added talhes to pro- The second half also saw the The Senior Tournament action Esasky and Jim Rice each hit 4-for 4 with a homer and four Bowling Green club lacrosse vide the Falcons with their intensity pick up, as both teams begins on Saturday at 11 a.m. two-run home runs and Oil RBIs in Boston's 8-4 win team in its 6-1 victory against three-goal margin at the half. hit each other as if something when Ohio University meets Can Boyd pitched 6 1-3 score- Wednesday and is 9 for 19 Heidelberg Wednesday after- were really at stake. Dennis Noll Kent State. The Falcons then less innings Thursday as the against Cleveland this year noon. Knapp said, however, the and Jeff Theis also added second clash with Toledo-Budweiser at Boston Red Sox handed the with all of his home runs and "We had just a few starters margin should have been a half scores for the Falcons, who 12:30 p.m. and finish with OU at Cleveland Indians their sixth seven of his eight RBIs. play the game because they had wider one for the Falcons. used the Heidelberg game as a 3:30 p.m. consecutive defeat, 5-2. Greenwell had his second other committments - papers "Basically, we were not think- tune-up for this weekend's Dwight Evans added a solo double and third hit with two due, late class or work, said ing and we were very un- Senior Tournament at Bowling "We're not really going to homer for the Red Sox, who out in the Boston eighth and captain Geoff Knapp, who disciplined in the first half. We Green. crown a champ," Knapp said. have won three straight and Rice followed with his second posted two goals for BG. missed so many opportunities to "It's a round robin tournament seven of their last nine since homer of the season. Rice has Playing with only nine regular score," Knapp said. But perhaps the caliber of the where every team plays two beginning the season with hit in 13 consecutive games, players, the Falcons looked opposition was BG's biggest games. four losses. Their 7-6 record his longest streak since he hit sluggish as they took a 3-0 lead But the intermission provided problem. makes them the only team in in 15 straight in September after the first quarter which remedies for the Falcons. "At "OU will be a bloodbath. the American League East 1983. would remain the same at the halftime, I (chewed) them out, Knapp said since he has been They beat us 5-2 earlier this year over .500. half. and they responded from that, at BG, the squad has had trouble and they're really looking for- Boyd, 1-1, allowed six hits, Keith Atherton relieved because the third and fourth with the weaker teams and when ward to playing us. It should be struck out three and walked Yett and was greeted by "We were very unenthusias- quarters were pretty good," it competes against stronger a lot of tun. If the luck is going one before Bob Stanley came Evans' third homer. tic. We weren't playing very Knapp said. teams, ''it's like night and day." our way, we play well and we get on to get Oddibe McDowell The Indians got two runs off well because we had seen them But the Student Princes also He also said the contest was a a few bounces, we'll win." and Andy Allanson with two Stanley in the eighth on con- men on in the seventh. secutive two-out singles by Boyd had allowed 10 earned Joe Carter, Pete O'Brien and runs in his first two starts and Cory Snyder and Dave entered the game with an Clark's run-scoring double. Aikman signs with Cowboys ERAofll.25. Lee Smith came on to strike Mike Greenwell doubled off out Brook Jacoby and allowed Rich Yett, 1-2, leading off the one hit in the ninth, striking IRVING, Texas — The Dallas Aikman. Bay when he came out of Miami gotten more money if he had Red Sox fourth and Esasky out two more batters, for his Cowboys ended weeks of NFL "He turned me down out of in 1987. played for another team in the hit his third homer off the up- first save. draft speculation Thursday by high school and went to Okla- Quarterback Warren Moon signing quarterback Troy Aik- homa," said Johnson, who was recently signed a contract with man to a rookie-record six-year, then coaching at Oklahoma the Houston Oilers for five years The 6-foot-3, 217-pound Aik- $11.2 million contract. State. "Then, when I was at at $2 million per season. Leigh man, who played two years at I Catch Friday magazine— Aikman, who played at UCLA Miami, I tried to get him when Steinberg, Aikman's agent, also UCLA, was 20-4 with the Bruins. and who will be the No. 1 choice he left Oklahoma, but he went to negotiated that contract. He completed 60 percent of his I each week in the BG News in Sunday's NFL draft, said he UCLA. I was afraid he would passes and threw 41 touchdown hoped that within five years turn me down a third time." Aikman's 911.2 million con- passes with only 17 intercep- "the fans will be comparing me Ironically, Aikman suffered a tract included a signing bonus tions. with Roger Staubach.' broken leg during a game believed to be worth more than He said he wanted to sign with against Miami when he was at $2 million. Aikman was the most valua- LOFT RENTAL REGISTRATION the Cowboys because every Oklahoma. He sat out the rest of ble player in the Cotton Bowl, Sunday he used to watch Stau- that season and decided to "It was the highest contract for leading UCLA to a 17-3 victory Options For 1989-90: bach on television from his transfer to UCLA after Okla- a rookie," Steinberg said of over Arkansas. He also was home in Henryetta, Okla. homa coaches announced they Aikman's deal. named the winner of the Davey "I remember all those come- would return to the run-oriented "I was proud to pay it," Cow- O'Brien award as the nation's 1. Call 352-3836 for a Mail in back victories and I'd like to be wishbone offense the following boys owner Jerry Jones said. best quarterback. He was third part of that someday," Aikman season. "In my opinion, Troy could have in the Heisman Award balloting. Registration Form (due by 5/20) said. "I can't step into Roger's "Thanks for breaking my leg, shoes but maybe 1 can do some Coach," Aikman said. "You did 89 2. Sign up at our office at of the things he did." me a favor." 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CON'T FROM PQ. 10 DELT BETA TEAM Good Luck to all those participating in the Beta KKGKKGKKG PHI MU BETA TEAM SIGMA PHI EPSILON The six lastest humans 500 this Weekend' GOODNESS GRACIOUS GREAT BALLS OF The most courageous driver FIRE Your sisters want you to know that we're be- Alpha Delta Pi is pushin to WIN' SIGMA PHI EPSILON BETA 500 BETA wN never be the same KAPPAS R PUMPED 4 BETA! hind you 100% " We re psyched" 2«TH ANNUAL PS. All Sports Champions '89 KKG KKG KKG You I do AWESOME!* SATURDAY 12 NOON GOOD LUCK SIGMA PHI EPSILON UNION OVAL CHI OMEGA BETA TEAM PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU PHI MU Delta Gamma wishes everyone Terry Single KKGKKG KKG good luck with BETA Lisa Wallers GOODNESS GRACIOUS GREAT BALLS OF SIGMA PHI EPSILON BETA 500 FIRE PHI SIGMA KAPP PHI SIGMA KAPPA DELTA ZETA BndgeUe Palm 2«TH ANNUAL KAPPAS R PUMPED 4 BETA! 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April 26 NAGY BETA500 goodbyes with us at Formal Chapter Love Loy- With 1 more day till Beta-think ol what you want National Secretaries Day WALLY POOGURSKI MARKO KRALJ GAR- ally. Kappas SIGMA PHI EPSILON and what you can do-80So( winning come; The BG News RETT WYCKOFF BETA 500 Irom a state of mlne-your body is a machine and Your display advertisement will be Congratulations on activation. Darn Proud! BETA 500 youcanD-OI-T'i grouped with other offices all paying KKG SENIORS KKG PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA PHI EPSILON BETA 500 Good Luck Tomorrow tndbute to their secretaries on this BEst of luck after graduation - Key'' mto suc- JUST DO IT! DG • BETA 89 ■ OG special day cess You'll always have a special home at SIGMA PHI EPSILON ZK Love. Your Sisters BETA 500 lor help in designing your advertisement PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA BETA 500 OG • 0G • DG • DG ■ BETA 500 BETA 500 call the BG News today for an Summer Slam '89 Is coming! April 20, SAT. BETA 500 Dee Gee's are breaking records lor BETA1 KKGSenorsKKG READY OR NOT appointment with a sales representative Hello lo summer party and volleyball tourna- • OG- DG- DG- DG" A special dinner will be prepared lor you at the JUST DO IT! HURRY' DEADLINE IS MON . APTIL 24. 4PM ment. If interested in volleyball loum., you house on ihe 35lh See you there PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA 'Ma CM need S-7 people per team co-ed or nofrhave Love. "FMlIt again" DG Shorn TovtinDG Hey Phi Taus- team capt. Call AM 680 WFAL 372-2105 to Your Kappa Sisters You have been helping Me throuQh the worst I know you're Ready for BETA so PHI SIGS PHI SIGS PHI SIGS sign up. Sis entry foe. Fun A prizes Stay BETA 500 time in my He 1 know 11 make it with your Love LetSJuslDOITI GET REA0Y FOR BETA tuned for more Info to follow on parly. & Support' Best Of luck Lambda Chi - Gamma Phi PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA BETA 500 1 BETA 500 Thank you so Much Love- Roman. Congrats on your recent lavaJiermg to JUST DO IT Loveya, thai other Roman Best Always. Your little. BETA 500 Suzanne Summer Storage Service Kels Snyduny BETA 500 PHI SIGS PHI SIGS PHI SIGS For Your Room Furnishings Hey. girts, hair cuts at Hair Unlimited 143 W GET READY FOR BETA PLUS Beta 500 • Beta 500 Don t DP If 11 unstrucl' Wooster are just S10 during Apnl(mcl sham- PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA Free optional spring pick-up and RUSHSTHUCK 89 poo, dry. and finish) When you make your ap- Loft Rental Registration JUST 00 IT full delivery Store your loft b*e Scon Emery- Spring Information Night pointment Mon and Wed 5*8pm or Sat 11 -4 pm Options For 1969-90 couch or chair. refrigerator etc 1 April 26th and 27th How you schedule your summer Gal psyched lor mis weekend Hope yo j (eel Call Dawn at 353-3281 1 Can 352 3836 for a PHI SIGS PHI SIGS PHI SIGS 1 NE COMMONS 7 30 storage pick-up date and time belter Mail In Registration Form (due 5 20) GET READY FOR BETA Opt 1 Cal 352-3836 for mail in -heetnnriRurh 2 Sign up at our office at PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA HOUSEBOYS NEEDED storage request form 500 Lehman Ave 9-5 Mon -Fn JUST DO IT 1989-90 School Year. Free Food Opt 2 Pick up a storage request form BETA 500 HAPPV HOURS DRY DOCK Call372-2587 or 353-4S75 You will gel. Free Assembly Free Ladder from your residence hall Lobby Friday 4-9 P M BEACH NIGHT Plus a 10% Discount by PHI SIGS PHI SIGS PHI SIGS Opt 3 Cai 352-3836 9-5 M-F at uptown THE PENGUINS Interested m participating >n Fall Rush making your payment by May 20. 1989 GET READY FOR BETA To schedule your p»ck-up I-me 18 year old Welcome SAT. APRIL 22 '89? Attend Spring Information Night Money Back Guarantee PHI SIGMA KAPPA PHI SIGMA KAPPA Tickets can be purchased Aprrf 26th or 27th at 7 30 pm Loft Construction JUST 00 IT m Union Foyer ai week DRY DOCK m the NE COMMONS P O Box 538 BEACH NIGHT SUZYTHOMAS 500 Lehman Bowhng Green. OH 43402 Pregnant? Need help? THE PENGUINS It's great knowing someone who's fnendly and Beta 500 Happy Hours • • RUSHSTRUCK 69 • ' 352 3836 Loving, financially secure adoptive couple wish- SAT. APRIL 22 M f- 9 5 nice Tonight. 4-9 at Uptown 18 and over are in- ing for a sibling for 3 year old Will provide a Someone who'd help you without thinking vited Door Pr-res Available $2 00 Pitchers' INTRAMURAL SPORTS WILL BE OFFERED good, warm secure home tor a newborn baby Magda twice DRY DOCK ■ DRY DOCK Wiling to pay medical and legal lees For more Beta 500 Queen Voting DURING THE SUMMER FOR ALL FACULTY. Someone who's always a pleasure to see This is it DRY DOCK'S Last weekend of the You are the most wonderful lady m the world III .nformation please contact Mary Smith (Law- LAST CHANCE STAFF AND SUMMER STUDENTS TENNIS. Who's everything a special friend should be' semester So come on down and parly. Also love you forever even though distance keeps yer). Suite 800. First Federal Plaza. Toledo. 9-12 noon Today m Union Foyer VOLLEYBALL AND SOFTBALL GET YOUR Happy 21st1 Love. relieve some stress from the proficiency exam us apart Get ready lor a memorable evening at Ohio 43624-1671 or cal collect (419) HAW TOGETHER NOW CALI THl- |M OF Denise. AnneMane Pam A Laura The Penguins are back to help us celebrate Phi Mu formal 241-8197. 8 30 • 4 30 Reference (amity FICE FOR DETAILS Love always. BETA BETA BET AM this Last weekend So remember DRY DOCK #111. Take* well deserved study break with a nlgytt PHI MU PHI MU PHI MUM this Saturday with the Penguins Janlne Schlade Jim of explosive comedy. SENIOR SEND • OFF MESSAGES BETA BETA BETA!) DRY DOCK ' DRY DOCK Happy Birthday" Thanks for all the memories ■wanna chookie?-"We're Ihe wholewat m a special section ot PHI MU PHI MU PHI MUM MARY KAY COSMETICS 40S OFF Denis Lean/ chers'"-Bombs away'-C^etChoke-ShamnH'' THE BG NEWS Going Out ol Business DZ DZ DZ OZ DZ DZ DZ DZ DZ •Janme wanna beer? No thanks classifieds on One of the most entertaining comedian* tn BETA BETA BETA" Good Luck with BEta' Remember we may Love 352-6192 (while supplies last) Friday April 28 •Janme. wanna beer? No thanks the professional comedy circuit comes to PHIMUPHIMUPHIMU'" DON'T MISS OUT! our turtles but we will run like rabbits' Good luck -come on Jamne-Have another-o k Bowling Green on Tuesday, April 25th at team' Deadline Wed . April 26 4pm Love ya- Karen. Christine & Laura NOW HIRING 8:00pm In the Union ballroom. Dave Locksad, DZ DZ - BETA CHAMPOS OF IS - DZ DZ Subway Sandwiches is now hiring Place orders in person 214 West hall Beth. Chris. Jenn. J.M. and Kim KAPPA DELTA you've X>9W\ practicing lor this Year's Winner ol the Certa/Dortlda Flexible hours Apply in person no phone calls You're the best friends I could ash lor I'm Real- weeks (or BETA, now s Ihe time to show Comedy competition will open the act. ty going To miss you next year 0Z JULIE QOEBEL DZ everyone what we've got Good luck to our SIDNEY Love. Thanks tor all your hard work with panhel and BETA team and lets everyone be there to show Happy birthday and Remember that age Meg making Greek Week the best its ever been our SPIRIT1 Don! lorget our sisterhood at the doesn t mean anything m life Just hair and Were so proud ol you • your Delta Zeta Sisters 1 hetght" house at 11 00 to get psyched lor BETA Now Reserving kttts sofa beds, and Take a well deserved study break with a nigfu Refrigerators for summer and W&rd HROTHFRSOF DELTA UPSILON KAPPA'S BETA COACHES/NORM BRIAN A of explosive comedy. 89-90 School Year It's been a great year' EJM GARY Discounts lor Earty Registration I'd miss you next year Thanks lor the GREAT TIME at formal THANX 4 ALL YOUR TIME A EFFORT SIGEP BETA TEAM DENIS LEARY Limited Supply so call today Tim U GUYS R AWESOME/WE LUV Ul Run with your hearts on Saturday and pass on JT's Carry out XXOO. CHERYL NANCY LORIA MICHELE Ihe flame Find your strength on the brother- One ot the most entertaining comedians en 352-5475 hood and your vision in the skull and cross- the professional comedy circuit comes lo CAR WASH El Salvador: A Personal Odyssey. Sue Pastor bones Bowling Green on Tuesday. April 28th at Sunday. Apnl 23 a BGSU alumna and former local central Ameri- Kappa's fall pledge class 1 987 loves the Betas' 113 The Coaches 8:00pm In the Union Ballroom. Dave LockenrJ, can Activist. Will share in words and pictures Outstanding Oho Teacher Marathon Gas Station her experiences from her recent trip to El Sal- Kappas Feel The this Ysar's winner of the Csrts/Dorttqs Recognition Program comedy competition will open the set. Sponsored by Volunteers m Progress vador Tues. April 25 7:30pm 200 Moseley Need lor Speed! If SIGMA PHI EPSILON Tuesday. APril 25 Hall BETA 500-180 7 to 8:30pm Thanks tor Wednesday's personal regarding CHAMP 115 Education Building SIGMA PHI EPSILON our dste party. Don't let us find out who oM The sun arose with breakfast in bed EXEC NIGHT KAPPAS PRESENT THEIR BETA RUNNERS Placement Services OSEA 1 Mil and a single yellow rose EXEC NIQHT HOLLYWOOD/SCHMITTY. Sigma Phi Epsllon The brothers of Beta Theta Pi Next, we hopped m the car EXEC NIGHT GOOSEJSPAULDING P....S....Y.... and and listening to RIP and WHEELS, traveled alar WHEN TUESDAY. APRIL 119-10 30 pm ICEMANI8RAUN A MAVERICK/ZAGORIC C....H....O.... BETA 500 We were on our way. WHERE Community Surte • 3rd Floor Union KAPPAS FEEL THE NEE0 4 SPEEDI The 1988 Tuition Raffle Family wishes 11 B....—.„.—....—....—ni A Winning Tradition! To Winsor tor my birthday WHY Sharing ol info and ideas to congratulate 1990's Family • "Buy back the lavaller" *' Th e dinner was lovely. WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU New ideas. FOOD. KAPPAS R: Tmtion Raffle Choir DoreenCutway , 1 I really en|oyed the bubbly and door prizes RIDIN' TO THE DANGER ZONE StGMA PHI EPSILON Sales Chair Angie Scotl J Being with you >s such a blast Questions'' Call IFC or panhel offices RIGHT INTO THE BETA ZONEI PAM LED0Y Pubaclty Chair Stacy Hst>g * And though it's two weeks and one day past. Pa mi am. SAM lam. this Frida Welcome to the Fsmifyi SIGMA PHI EPSILON The memories we have will always last" You w ill be partying PAM Its For ihe best In R A B. rap and dance music In All my CHI O love. SPORT KAPPAS R: Your 21st Birthday PAM. I am. 11 N.W. Ohio. Tune Into 88.1 FM Power 88 PS How do you put up with me? ? Congrats RIDIN' TO THE DANGER ZONE And All your friends say. "Gel ready to JAM1' SIGMA PHI EPSILON Mon-Frl8-10PM CONTINUED ON PQ. 12 on MUSIC DIRECTOR tor WFAL love ya. TRACl RIGHT INTO THE BETA ZONEI Wendy

Chi-Omega FREE GREEK LETTERS on our merchandise KKGKKGKKO The First time was a great time Jeans N Things HEE HAW JESTERS 0EA0 A 2nd time wil be a blast 531 Ridge KAPPAS R PSYCHED 4 BETA! The 3rd S the 4th time, our spirit will KKGKKGKKG Never pass GOGOAXOGOGOAXOGOGOAXO You can see it m our walk SHAPI MELISSA SARA. KIM KKGKKGKKO Hear It when we talk Tomorrow is near HEE HAW JESTERS DEAD A Phi Mu So don't you fear See II in everything we do KAPPAS R PSYCHED 4 BETAI Chi-0 Beta Pride is shinning through There ain't no mountain high enough so go out KKGKKGKKG You got the nght stuff. Betas there and do your stuff' Crw-O's FuB ol spirit can't you see. GOGOAXOGOGOAXOGOGOAXO Spring Formal You got the right stun Betas Now we're on our way to Victory'"

Congratulations Sigma Chi Dave Brsmler on being chosen Gamma Phi Beta Crescent GREENBRIAR Inc. King him {..iihuih X Jvii lamer \niit V. N/II/H A Smana hiflunr CRUCIAL ROOTS REGGAE IKIHII Villa tit X .lull n 1'i.in Thurs .Apr 21 9pm is now renting for fall '89. Quad Rock Cale. Founders with GROOVEMASTER N/r/i/u/m- /. Hum X I. \il.ini Imholl lulu- Uiinhk x t raht IIJ^I iiUu.ii * Caribbean Assoc & Quad Rock Cale' 1 Free end ot the year party' We have: - Houses *»nsffl I atiihMM DELT BETA TEAM - 1 - 3 Bedroom I I.I.I- l.,;l,, X V* Inlivs The six fastest humans The most courageous driver BETA will never be the same Apartments I'.iiml.i |. \hm.islij X Vr/i/fru < . M»//». pa ALL SPORTS

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ANNIE Roommate needed for 89-90 school year OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer Need someone to sublet apartment lor summer fc. CON'T FROM PG. 11 ABE TWO LETTERS REALLY BETTER THAN Campus Manor, close to campus Low utilities Yr round. Al Countries Al fields Free into Your own room, does fo campus, rent negotia THREE? nice apartment Cal. ask lor Paul, 353-3394 Write UC. POBox 52-OH03 Corona Dal Mar Mi George 363-4973 The Ian) YOUR BUDDY CA 92625 Summer Stem '89 Is coming! April 29 Sat. Jay mar Apartments 2nd Annual Sut-N-Bu-p Heho to summer party ft volleyball tourna- Part a FuJ bme evening oftica cleaning Knick- 2 bedroom spartmeriis Needed Person(s) to sublease spt for summer *£ Sponsored By SM JC TH MO ON ment. If Interested In volleyball tourn.. you erbocker Services 352-5622 Available lor summer a fal one block from campus, air crjrirjtioning. great We would Mae to see ye... As tow as $405 per month Cal 354-6036 location $540 lor entire aummmer or $270 •utH'snc4li*e.ifereeriy need 5-7 people per team. Co-ed or not-have THE BROTHERS OF SK3MA PHI EPSILON teem capt. Call AM 680 WFAL 372-2195 to eech for two people Cal 353-5546 for more NeedValll Part lime CLERICAL POSITION WOULD UKE TO WISH ALL THOSE PARTICI- sign up. SIS entry fee. Fun ft prizes Stay ■afor (nation PATING IN BETA 500 ON SATURDAY THE Wiling to *ork around class schedules Com- tuned for more Info lo follow party. BEST OF LUCKi puter experience needed. Good wages Send The Brothers of S*oma Alpha Epaabn Conors- letter and resume lo p o box 904 Bowling 1 ft 2 bedroom apts summer and fal. Cal after rueMe Anthony Makes and Meassa Frende on 2pm Visage Green Apartments 354-3533 David. This past yaw haa been heaven I hope WANTED Green Ob 43402 truer LlvaMnng at Paddy Murphy there are many more to come Happy Anniver- One male roommate tor 89-90 school year 2 Now tossing for summer and fal Ph. Alpha ndSt apartment Cal 353-5933 or 372 1 561 PfEDMONT APARTMENTS sary* Love forever, "your Httta pmntt " Part-time and lul-ttme maintenance man lor 1 Bedroom furnished & 2 bedroom unfurnished 12 month lessee 352-3445 Privileges to Cherrywood Health Spa Dear Margie summer Some eklaa necessary Messenger Preferred Properties Co 352 9378 The Brothers ol Sigma Alpha EpsOon Congratu- 1 Wanted one lemate to share apartment with two Rentals Cal 352-5822 late Tom Buettner and Jod» Erickson on their Oriry five more weeks Im.sayou Love.Jim other females Rent is S140 s month plus gas & 1 bedroom furnished apt W7 AC avasabie for Recent SAE ALPHA PHI Pinning etec Starling m May Located on S Summit May-Aug sublease Great vocation1 cal Onfy a couple left" Phi Alpha Please cal 354-2945 353-6916 Campus Manor apis for 89 90 Al mator utsV ties paid Cal 352-9302 PERFORMERS NEEDED The Brothers ot Sigma Alpha Epaaon congratu- WANTED PAID SUMMER POSITRON 1 bedroom furnished apartments. 1 year lease, late CN-0 Maureen Ryan for Being Selected as One male needs s puce for Fall 89 Cal Tsrrry AUDITION SIGN-UPS Al avail May 362-7454 Party Room For Rent bur SAE House Sweetheart * 'Female LOOKING TO SUBLEASE furnished 353-5156 405 STUDENT SERVICES Preferred Properties. Co. apt close to campus lor summer season from UNTIL APRIL 26 352-9378 The Brothers of Stgme Alpha Epeilon congratu- May 15-Jury21 Cell June 353-1406 1 female needed to sublease for aummer. Cat Janene at 2-3695 late Andy Conneay and Beth Rutgers on WANTED: Pre-Regialration volunteers are needed for July iheirSAE-CMI O Pinnmg at Paddy Murphy 1 female nonsmoking roommate for Fa* '89 E One Male or Female to share large house with 3 10 - August 3rd Be a greater, tour guide, dis- Rallvlew Mini-Warehouse Phi Alpha Merry apt-CHEAP' Oil anylime-353-41 72 other people this summer Own room located play host, evening entertainment, usher or dis at 1230 E wooster Cal Ua at 372-1863 or cuaalon lacllitalor Compensation includes a 1 person furnished efficiencies available Aug (el the comer of Railroad Ave end Lehman Ave) 5X7- 9x15 -9X30 The Brothers of Stgma Alpha Eps4on congratu- Vsf 81372.5641. meal for each day worked" Sign-up by April 28 21. $215 per month Cal 352-9302 1 Female naaded to help rent a 4 bedroom Preferred Properties. Co fate Chns Mcedoo and Tern Crawford on their in 405 Student Services house for next year - fall and spring. Own 352-9378 Lavattermg at Paddy Murphy Room! Call 372-3350 or 372-3006. 1.2.3. Bedroom Apartments PMAJpha HELP WANTED Please cal between 1 30 ft 5:30 Sales manager needed for 1990 KEY Year In the afternoon Call 354-6800 Rather live in a house than an apartment? Cal 1 Female roomate needed to sublease lor Foil 352-7992 or 352-4166 After 5 30 eel The S*lers of Alpha Chi Omega would like to book Create and manage direct sales force We alow Pets 89 Sprmg'90 Haven House no 29. Rent while working with established promotional 352-2330 THANK the men of SIGMA CHI for an awesome 143 75 Call vwky 353- 7348. 855-3048 Advanced Specialty Products. Inc MOCK RUSH Immediate Part-time Employment Available programs Excellent opportunity lor agressive. sale-minded person Application deadline is 2 bedroom furnished apartments. 9 ft 12 month Our company Is seeking part-time employees to «. 3527454 Room for Rent for any part of summer or whole 1 or 2 females to sublease house for the sum- perform unskised sght production work Flexi- 5pm Wadnaaday April 26 Apply at 214 Wast summer Rent negotiable - Cal Jsl 353-4771. The Saters of Alpha Chi Omega wish every- mer Close to campus A reasonable rent Cal ble hours around class schedules can be ar- Hal. body part'cpatmg »n BETA 500 the BEST OF Yvonne or Morly at 353-7900 rsnged Plant location is only 2 blocks from LUCK" 2 bedroom furnished for 4 people with microw- Sublease HUGE TOWNHOUSE for summer B.G.S U campus The rate of wage a S3 35 Sitter needed in my Perryaburg home '89' 2 bd rooms, spiral staircase, deck, morel per hour It interested cal the company office at ave, disposal, bookshelf, extra sinks In each 1 Roommate needed for summer 89 Free air 6 00am-8 00am 2-3 days a week 874-6078 bedroom, laundry facilities and good manage- Please cal lodayLOW RATE 353 3786 or THE SISTERS OF KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 364-2844 or pickup application at Advanced conditioning 4 utilities Own room close lo ment Go took at 704 5th Street, Then cal ua 353 3098 WOULD LIKE TO WISH EVERYONE QO00 campus Cost $157 per month call Vivian Specisity Products. Inc . 428 Ctough St Bowl- mg Green. OH 43402 Summer Employment 352-3446. LUCK IN BETA SOW 353-7025 Ful time summer positions available in our auto Subleasing new 1 bedroom apt for summer THETA CHI'S GET EXCITED" ATTENTION - HIRING' Government kibe • your travel department Qualified individuals win have 2 bedroom furnished apt on sixth street su- A/C dishwasher, neg rent Cel 353-6839. THE SISTERS OF PHI MU ARE area. S17.B40 • $69,465 Call a working knowledge ol major U S highway 1 -3 Females needed to sublease Apt for sum- blease for summer Free AC pay only electric LOOKING FORWARD TO BAGELS 1 602-838-6885 EXT R4244 mer, furnished, balcony, avc and water paid systems and excellent communication skills cal 353-4082 BEFORE BETA ON SAT AT THE HOUSE" Summer sublease-lower duplex on E Merry. Al Cheap rent Can Amy 353-4633 or Mehnda Babysitting, varied hours, own transportation, Candidates must be avasabie to start work May SEE YOU THERE'! utsrnes Pd. md. cable.$350'mo neg Jim at 353-2849 ASAP. references in my B G home 354 0828 15 Our offices are located In Cleveland and Lyndhurat Interested individuals should cal 354-2110 Volunteers In Progress 1-800 552-9199 Ext 6016 2 females to sublease for summer Furnished Banfax Pest Control needes either part or lull 2 bedroom. 2 bath apts with dishwasher avail- wfl WASH YOUR CAR SUMMER SUBLEASE-EFFICIENCY and cheap, own room, close to campus CaH time summer service people Cal 352-5315 Summer staff positions available al BG News able for summer $600 tor entire summer Cal Sunday from 11-3 at May-August- August rent is FREE1 Cal Re 372-S716 Many positions open Including wrftera, col- now for info on al our cheap summer rates the marathon Gas station umnists, photographers and arliala. Apply at R E Management 352-9302 Management 352-9302 Ask about apt. 117 Proceeds go to charity BOWLING GREEN MUNICIPAL COURT IN- 214 Watt Hall. Deadline Is 5 pm Wadnaaday in Thurslin Manor 2 nonsmoking roommates to share air- TERNSHIP for an upper class BGSU student. April 2«. conditioned 3 bdrm house summer and/or for 10-20 hours per week or more, starting by 2 bedroom, t-3 person apartment available What's the name of the Game? Summer '69 89-90 school year 352-0130 ask for Karen, June 1st lor the summer, as fudge's legal Walters a Waitresses a Cocktail Wilt Large rooms in a quiet bldg Cal 353-4662 be- Fudge! Furnished efl for 1 or 2 people, avail May 6 or leave a message at 352- 7312 researcher and courtroom bailiff No pay. but needed for summer • Harbor Llghfa Restau- fore 1 1 00 after 3 00 Who Plays if Across from campua. heat & sir Ind in rent sxcesent experience lor person interested in rant near Cedar Point Causeway. Call Psycho (J —I May-free. June/Jury $210, Aug free Cel criminal justice or legal career For application 41M25-5551. aak lor Kim. Where do they p4ayH? 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors neededt 2 BR furnished apt w'balcony, al utnties ac- 353-4466 form cal Mary CoweN at 352-5263, 8 30 am In the parly Hhrel Private, coed, summer camp In Pooono cept elect paid Available May Cal Gary lo 4 30 pm Deadline for filing application §* Mountains, Northeastern Pennsylvania. Lo- 353-7934 aftar 8 00 6 1-89 Two bedroom apartments Close to campus hlkan, P.O. Boi 234BG, Kenlhvorth. NJ 07033 WssTnatillJ. part-lime days, evenings, week- XXXXGamma Phi BetaXXXX $600 lor entire summer <201>27B-0565 ends Also, bartenders eve and weekends Best ol Luck ssdtoa with 500 Apply between 2 and 4 M-F at the Elks Club 2-3 Roommales needed lor summer to su- Cal 352-6822 Come and live in the woods, but stil be close We know you can do it blease large house on manviSe Low rent cal enough to visit Wsshington, DC on your time 200 Campbel H« Road 3 Female non -smoking roometes to share 354-3063 Your Beta Coaches Aaron A Eric Two roommates needed lo share brand new house for 89-90 school year Must be tidy Call off' If you enjoy children, then we have a |ob for you* We need general counselors, arts/crafts FOX RUN APARTMENT tracy 874-7030 ZETA PHI BETA ZETA PHI BETA dtr . lifeguard |WSI). nurse, food supv , cooks. 3 bdrm house 718 3rd St $550 plus utilities for 89-90 School year and/ or To my Sand* "S% 5". and business managers Camps are located in FOR SALE Washer /Dryer, dosed front porch, well insu- sub-lease for summer You're the craziest person I know Thankyou Do you sing. Play an instrument or Dance? Bndge water and Leesburg. VA Cal the Girl lated available August 12 month lease Cal Cel steph 372-4523 or ssa 372-4435 tor your Sisterly support Couldn't have done It IF SO. AUDITION FOR A PAID POSITION IN Scout Council of the Nation's Capital. 30 ft X 85 It metal storage building on 161 ft 353-1682 THE PRE-REQISTRATION VARIETY SHOW! 1 202-337-4300 without ya Love you X 100 ft lot North edge ol Hoytville Phone Vary Nice 2 Bedroom Furnished lor 4 people 9 Your Sand*. Audition Sign ups St Davids Deli Van Buren 299-3081 3 Bedroom Apt Aval. In May 1 yr. Lease close month lease 352-3445 Shesey 405 Student Services NOW HIRING PART TIME summer and Fal Deli to campus. PSKTFB Until April 28 Help and Drivers See Dave at the Del between 353-1682 ZETA PHI BETA ZETA PHI BETA 2 00 and 5 00 mon - fri Female roommate for house close to campus 800KEXT disk drive for Macintosh 3 bedroom duplex 12 month lease Available ZETA PHI BETA ZETA PHI BETA Summer only call Laura 352-2834. Used $175.00 Female dancers wanted June Phone 352 1268 after 5PM To my sands. CHINA 5 . Cal 352-0890 after 5pm 257-9566 ask lor Barb Expenence not APARTMENTS- 2 bedroom, fumished/unfurn When you party, I'm Glad we went through the pledging process Help1 Need Female Rmt For this summer neceeaary Summer. 2 semester or 12 mo leases 1/2 together You're the •> 1 GEM of H O B E Love Apartment located on 5th street, rent $150 mo For Sale block to campus FREE cable TV , lockout key Cal Pam al 363-6621. 1961 Datsun 280ZX remember to... 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• Don't wait until next fall - prices Mona by Dugg Lamielle L*Tl Owe tvEfiw6 BUT uNfoRSetw Bv AND A s™«M6re TWSVJSfOPlMaTiOnJ TUBUS fall over the summer STVAWT I* VOOWtJ UJOCMiiat STOAtn, seMn*ikj& seavs INPATlCfjTLV ON ill'- ■»l«Wluv VXWJ&... STUOm EBOM * IMtLb- C4H6M15TWV COURSE MMtflaVtY-JMaan lino.. HURRY, DON'T MISS OUT! EXP£Ri M.WT ^//SS/' Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 Sat. 9-5 530 E. Wooster Don t forget - We are a wholesaler! Superstitious minds, p.3 2 ri : Friday Magazine/April 21. 1989 Campus Comments How does the warm spring weather affect you?

Heather Parusel, freshman fine art Susan Rutter, sophomore communica- Christopher Comer, senior music com- Kathy Bohley, junior liberal studies major from Toledo: "ft makes me want to tions major from Toledo: "ft makes me a position major from Cincinnati: "I hate major from Columbus: "ft makes me want do things-like plant radishes." lot more of an active person-it makes me cops more than ever." to desert school." turn cartwheels." Friday/stock Vhuikh Bicycle tours offer change of pace by Brcnda Young He later got involved in cycling and went to Europe with come from different backgrounds — that makes it spe- a friend to scout possible areas to start a bike tour, but de- cial." There once was a time when buying a bicycle involved cided instead to offer tours through New Zealand. Jackson said the appeal of a bike tour over more con- Choosing the type of bike to buy for touring is also im- checking frame size and deciding whether red or blue was portant if one wishes to keep up the pace. Pickering said the best color. ventional forms of vacation is the pace. "You can see things in depth and stop more often," he the bike depends on how involved a person wants to get. A In the last decade, however, there has been an explo- bike designed specifically for touring has a rack for gear, sion in equipping two-wheelers to meet requirements of said. "When you're driving, things flash by and you miss a lot" water bottles and comes with anywhere between 10-and every imaginable use for a bike. In recent years, touring 21-speeds. bicycles and bike tours have become popular. Pickering said the slower pace also offers a relaxing alternative to the hurried atmosphere of a cross-country Pickering said any type bike can be used if the tour According to Dave Pickering, owner of Cycle Werks, offers rack service, but said that a touring bike is the best. 248 'h S. Main St., there are touring outfitters offering journey via automobile. "Touring gets you away from high-paced society," he said. "Things go by a lot slower — "The trend is to mountain bikes now, but you can't go as packages in the U.S. and overseas. Some companies pro- fast and are stuck in one position," he said, adding that vide a route and food, but others also offer equipment for the appeal is there for a lot of people." Bob Book, owner of Book's Bike and Lawn Mower mountain tours on fire arid logging trails out west are be- their riders. coming popular now. Paradise Pedallers, a North Carolina-based group offer- Store, 102 W. Poe Road, agreed with the appeal of the ing tours in both North Carolina and New Zealand, sup- pace and added that exercise also accounts for touring's plies main and alternate routes, two meals a day, over- popularity. "You really see the country and get exercise Jackson said a bike should be lightweight and must fit night accommodations and other activities like white being out in the middle of all of it. In a car you miss so well for comfort "I recommend at least 10 speeds, be- water rafting and hang gliding. Each tour includes a sup- much." cause even the coastal flat terrain has its occasional head- port vehicle, two tour leaders and also offers rental bikes. The type of people who enjoy touring are usually active winds," he said, "and a comfortable seat really helps." Eight years ago Stephen Jackson, owner and tour direc- people, Jackson said. "It (touring) is an active sport where Anyone interested in more information about Paradise tor of Paradise Pedallers, began a trip through New Zea- you get out and enjoy the outdoors." he said. 'There's a tours can write to Paradise Pedallers Bicycle Tours, P.O. land and Australia. "I worked and travelled for about two mixture of people in the tours, anywhere between 22 and Box 32352, Charlotte, NC 28232, or call (704) 3354687. years and fell in love with the place," he said. 67 years old. The group is cohesive even though they Friday ^ff^

te Assistanttent E«ltorEditor ChrisChrUD««n Dswson *****„ fc 0tm "■ Bomrta***"* of gt--P***"*,nt Pmblle •*•**«t i****"7om, ef Bowling«■*■. the Ore*. academic 8t«t. Staff Reporter. Linda Hoy. tjnlTSrstty. J«a»ea A. Tinker Opinion, exprea.ed by eohuauuate do set neceaaarily reflect the Christian Thompson opinion, af Friday Magazine. •• Brands Young Friday Magaaiao aad Bowling Oreea State University are eqoal Editorial Office 210 West Hall opportunity employer, and do not discriminate in hiring practice...... ,...... _...... (419) 3 72-6987 Ceeyrlfht 1999. The BO News ' i .i i ,i i i ill ii I'II'II i II u l i Friday Magazine/April 21. 1969 ODD 3 Student superstitions not so silly anymore by Linda Hoy the same belief. "I say (to friends after an exam) 'okay' or Although few people believe they are 'so-so' and that's all I'll say because if I say superstitious, almost everyone is familiar I did really well, I bombed it," Frabotta with the stigma associated with black cats, said. spilled salt and walking under ladders. Frabotta, who does classify herself as Superstitions help people believe they "superstitious." said she follows her feel- have some control over events in the uni- ings in decision-making. verse, according to Marilyn Motz, assistant "If I feel a certain way, I won't do some- professor of popular culture. thing," she said. "I guess it's superstitious "We usually have superstitions in cir- to buy into your hunches." cumstances where we're uncertain about Jay Snyder, freshman radio-television- what's going to happen." Motz said. film major, wears an old concert T-shirt for Superstitions are commonly held per- luck when he parties. taining to areas such as the weather, ill- The Who shirt was handed down to ness, pregnancy, birth, death and dating, Snyder from his brother. she said. "It brings charm," Snyder said. "Nobody thinks they're superstitious, Senior Mark King, a special education but if you really pin people down most major, recalled hearing a University- people have certain things they feel would related superstition about the seal which bring them bad luck even though they may lies in front of McFall Center. not call them superstitions," Motz said. "I was always told if you walk on that One of the most prevalent superstitions (seal) you'll never get married," King said. ' among college students are those pertain- As a freshman, King and a roommate ing to exams, she said. Lisa Giovannucci, walked on the seal while drunk and then freshman child and family development he remembered the superstition but it was major, said she does not believe in super- too late. stitions, but she does believe in not saying "I'm still not married," the 23-year-old anything about a test after she takes it be- King said, laughing, adding that there was cause whatever she says, the opposite al- still plenty of time to tie the knot. ways happens. Untying the knot happened three times T rlday/irock Visnlch Senior interpersonal and public com- Wood County Humane Society volunteer Dottle Fields hold* Meybelle, s black cat munication major Richelle Frabotta holds ■ See superstitious, page 10. witting tor adoption, at the local animal shelter on Van Camp Road In Bowling Green. What is it? Jpttwfc II you can ideniify this object, you could win a SI5 «ift certificate Irom SamB's. I4(i N. Main, tlioesnot include lax, gratuity, or alchollc beverages). Drop your entry form in 1 T| the IK)X locaied in the BG *» ,-JLV- k News Kditorial Office. 214 Friday wesi Hall. Kniries are due each Thursday. 5 p.m. The Itsy Bitsy Bikini Contest jap- ^- vi inning entry will !«■ named ^^■■^ .it ih.it Hme. II more than one 1 correct entry is received, a show your stuff for great drawing will l>e held to 1 determine ihe winner. cash and prizes! Last week's winner was Stacy Mlley. who correctly identified Saturday the objects as lecture seats. For greai food and drinks Hawaiian Lei Party downtown, it's perfectly clear Samfts loads of fun thai SamB's Is the ri^hi choice HE I MAIN- BOWLING GREEN with prizes and cash! ENTRY FORM Name Open until 4 a.m. At i( irrss 18 and over Photic Numl)or_ 25481 Dixie Highway 874-2254 What is it? Return to BO News lidiiorial Oilier. JI4 West Hall. IHiSl Kmpinyeesoi TIGSC student ruhlit-nnons are" nbt "eligible'.' !•••• 4 i re Friday Magazine/April 2 1. 1989 Couple ever questing for knowledge

by James A. Tinker The Senior Adult Crants for Education sion to earn his business degree. Last fall they traveled to Tibet and count program available through the McFall Betty Gene, who majored in French, Kenya and Egypt among their favorite Some students take a little longer to go Center allows people who are at least 60 added, "education is about the only thing spots of the five continents they have through college than others. years old and have been citizens of Ohio in this world that no one can take from visited. Two University students with insatiable for one year to audit classes with space at you." The knowledge offered by world travel appetites for broader horizons have been no cost. However, as people advance in years would not be feasible for the Zimmermans devouring knowledge for more than 20 Joan Bissland, director of Adult Learn- their health may begin to fail and they may if they had to pay for the courses they have years and have no plans to limit this diet. been auditing. Reed said. Twice each week the happily married "We have a time clock ticking ... and there are so many In addition to this cash break, the savvy couple take notes alongside classmates wonderful things in this world to see." business-wise couple have, since the '70s, more than 50 years their junior, but are been supplementing their income since by not necessarily concerned with passing the — Betty Gene Zimmerman playing the stock market. course. Reed said the inflation of that decade ra- Betty Gene and Reed Zimmerman (71 ing Services and SACE coordinator, said find themselves unable to do many of the vaged their nest egg and put them in po- and 74 respectively) graduated from Ohio each semester 15 to 20 people take part in things they have always wanted to accom- tentially dire straits. State University five decades ago, but since the program, which gives no credits and is plish. Betty Gene said, "What we had saved retiring in 1973 they have been auditing free except for lab fees. The Zimmermans said many of their melted like snow... (the stock market) is classes of their choosing — free. The Zimmermans, who commute from friends have died while others have be- what saved us." their home in Fostoria, praise the benefits come bedridden or handicapped. Currently the Fostoria philosophers, of the program and the importance of "We have a time clock ticking... and who 16 years ago retired their family- learning throughout one's life. there are so many wonderful things in this owned men's clothing store, are attending "Once you get your degree you should world to see," she said. History 152 — the Modem World — a per- NETTIE consciously try to continue your educa- Accordingly, the Zimmermans have sonally familiar subject. tion," said Reed, who worked his way been furthering their education even more EICKHOFF through college during the Great Depres- by experiencing international cultures. ■Sec knowledge, page 5. formerly of The Arrangement WILL NOW BE ABLE TO Billboard Top Ten singles SERVE YOU BETTER AT THE cinem* .<> HAIR v 354-0558 ;*£?**.\>* ^ GALLERY #&« rf» WITH THE SAME SHI'S OUT Of CONTROL &?i>'Z<&* SAT. & SUN. 120 ONLY HIGH QUALITY Service • EVENINGS 915 ONLY but at LOWER PRICES MSOMAMtZIDCIMIP 143 E. Wooster (Roar Entrance) SAT & SUN 115 330 e Bowling Green *°v* EVENINGS 7 15 9 30 \«- t* Ph. 352-HAIR «!rfP MAJOB ItAGUl SAT&SUN 110 335 EVENMGS7 05 9 45 MAZDA'S FIRST REWARD PtTSIMATABY CAN HELP YOU OWN SAT & SUN 1 00 3 20 THE NEW MAZDA YOU WANT EVENINGS 6 50 9 20 A program for TwmcuinG SAT & SUN 3 20 ONLY college graduates

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presents DENIS LEARY "BIG-TIME COMEDY YOU WONT WANT TO MISS!" A REGULAR AT THE IMPROV IN LOS ANGELES AND WINNER OF THE 1987 BOSTON LAUGH-OFF DAVE LOCKARD, WINNER OF THE CERTS/DORITOS COMEDY COMPETITION WILL OPEN THE ACT

• TUESDAY, APRIL 25th FREE AND 8:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. MUNCHES WILL IN THE BE PROVIDED UNION BALLROOM ^rirrrciarg^ L - -. - . . I..'..I; . 6 Friday Magazine/April 21. 1989 Diversity seen in local music scene by Frank Eiposito ses ("Pirouetting Through The Parlour", lean back, smile smugly, and think "I knew "Higher and Higher" — a gutsy choice for them when..." The local music scene in the Bowling a comp since it's a ballad), the chainsaw While "Mrs. Wilson" plays at jello- Green area has been bopping along its Music grind of Blank Schatz ("This Town", boiling volume in the background. merry way in the past couple of months, "Ted's Devil Car / Devil's Hole Road" - Psycho Billy Cadillac — Psycho Billy creating a sizzling hotbed of releases. both answer the burning question: "Can Cadillac Here's a look at three of the best. among the labels were such industry giants an emergency appendectomy really be per- In ripping through nine originals on this Various Artists - From The Black as MCA, Warner Bros., Capitol, and CBS. formed with a guitar?" — dandy stuff in- cassette-only release (available at Mad Hat- Swamp: Northwest Ohio Music Compila- as well as such established independent deed), the laid-back doodlings of the Sygn ter Records in downtown BG). PBC shows tion labels as SST and IRS. ("The Mall", "Ballad of This Time" - why their combination of country-punk This ambitious cassette-only release is a The diversity of the local scene is evident thankfully, a pair of their less soporific licks, fever-induced lyrics, and a wickedly big step for the local music scene. It fea- from the first power-pop notes of Sheepish tunes), the prog-rock attack of Deep Six perverse sense of humor is so effective. tures 17 tracks by nine different musical Grin's "Soon She Will Fall." The tunes run ("Finger In The Levee", "All The Way To The romantically-confused country stomp acts from Bowling Green, Toledo, and like racehorses from here on in. The Liv- Chehalis" — the latter is one of the comp's of "Little Blue" starts things off, with Findlay. It's available at Record Den, Mad ing End check in with "Oh God." a power- high points), the artsy synth melodies of "When Ya Comin' Home" ("The TV talks Hatter Records in downtown BC.and ful attack on televangelists which is buoyed Forgiveness Row ("Salty Red Pools"), and to me ... It promises me everything / But it B-Bop Records in Toledo. by a wall of surging keyboards, while the the in-your-face sonic glee of Art School can't tell me / When ya comin' home") fol- In March, the tape was distributed to (now sadly defunct) Exchange offer a retro- (the metallic "Kiss God For Me" and "I'm lowing close behind. numerous record labels at the annual pop jewel with "Polly Esther." In Love With Your Mother" — one of the "Three Little Monkees" rails against au- South By Southwest Music and Media The hits just keep a-comin'. There's the catchiest guitar workouts the area has thority while standing on guitar bedrock. Conference in Austin, Texas. Included polished pop sound of Opiate of the Mas- produced). "C-Flute" is a goodtime anti-instrumental The Exchange offers up a great closing while "Life" points a fat, accusatory finger cut with "Something To See", a tune that at 70s art rock (Yes. King Crimson, et al. would make an appropriate theme song for ad infinitum, gag, wretch, heave, etc.). Large 2-item the local scene. "Kas-T-Liquor Store", "Rock Steady", I was also overjoyed to find that Shee- and "Get Sweaty" (a crowd favorite) catch pish Grin's "Mrs. Wilson" was included. PBC in their native groove, a galloping Pizza $5.95 This tune is the rock equivalent of a country-based waist- deep trench of 15-round death match between Godzilla scratching guitars, deep bass, and steady only at and the Replacements. One of these days drums. I'm gonna hear "I've heard everything Psycho Billy Cadillac is worth the price about living and dying! / I've heard it quite of admission, but you've still gotta see often / It's the same thing to me!" on the these guys live to figure out what all the radio and I'm going to weep openly. talk's about. MARK'S PIZZA From The Black Swamp captures all of C'mon. Dave Blackwood doesn't bite. the angst, confusion, fury, emotion, and Honest. Free Delivery 352-3551 contradictions of the IK', -area music scene. With some luck, it'll be worth a bunch of Opiate of the Masses - Short Life money someday. Then the BG faithful can This BG quintet crafts the most-polished studio pop you'll hear in this comer of the state. They've got the technical ins and outs mastered and most of their songs de- serve such treatment. "Reel Around The Monument", the COME TO EVA MARIE SAINT Europop opening track on Short Life (cas- sette-only. Mad Hatter's, if you don't know where it's at, ya ain't livin') introduces you THEATER AND JOIN THE yo OOTM's recurring themes of nuclear and emotional devastation. The nuclear ADVENTURES OF ARSENIO & EDDIE! angle is also on "Crack The Sky" and "Short Life (Nuclear Dance Song)" which adds thrash guitar to Prince's "1999" con- 7:45 pm 10:00 pm and 12:15 pm cept ("Everybody dance / It's the end of the world now!"). EDDIE MURPHY & ARSENIO HALL "Higher and Higher" is a touching ode to a lost friend while "One Way Love Song" throws '60s jangle at sly lyrics ("I Due to circumstances really love you / But you know that, don't IN you?"). beyond our control, On a casual listen, I spotted bits of the COMING TO Gone with the Wind Pet Shop Boys, the Cars, Strawberry Alarm Clock. Van Halen, Enrico Morri- will not be shown this cone (dig the hot spaghetti western guitar on "Go", daddy-o), Public Enemy, and AMERICA weekend! Please call R.E.M. in Opiate of the Masses. Put it all 372-2343 with any together and whattaya got? Short Life. I want to thank my committee for the questions outstanding year we had. You are all the greatest. Good Luck next year April! FREE CATALOG "I Love My Committee" - Steve brought to I-JL ■!„.*. of Government Books youvnu hv/by % ^^ J Send for your copy Unlay' Fret Catalog IV, 17000 | t v i#tf ##### #4 #iHini####tt mw& i. MI'.'J^I ■I^ifm^''' * Friday Magazlnt/April 21. 1989 Students giving tickets to students by Shelly Kirian violation under the windshield wiper of the minutes in a loading zone. read the meter, and he chose to take it out car, he heard a strange bellow and saw a "It was kind of funny," Long said. "Here on us." Standing beside his Cushman scooter, figure running toward him. was a pre-law major, whose car had not Long says although being a student Mark Long scribbled a ticket to place on The figure was a fellow student who pur- been moved during the 20-minute allow- ticket officer is somewhat challenging, an over-parked vehicle. sued and verbalized him, because of the ance at a loading zone, and he was angry most employees stay with the job for the As Long reached to place the parking ticket given for parking longer than 20 with me for it. extent of their college career. "He threatened to have me arrested for "Unlike most University job sites," Long damaging private property." explained, "parking services doesn't hire The damage, Long said, was a chalk many people." mark made on the tread of the vehicle's Of those people the office does hire, tire. Parking services uses this method to most are undergraduates, "because of the mark the time a car has spent in a loading extent of the training involved." Long said. area. "Once we are taught the ropes, they like us "The main reason the student was mad," to stay as long as possible." Long said, " was because I caught him in a According to both Long and Rockey, lie." students who are let out of class late Long is one of two current student traffic receive the most tickets. "(But) I still have officers working for the University. The to ticket them," Long said. other parking services employee. Cans "If I am still at a student's car and he or Rockey. also has had some "interesting" she comes running up to me after being in experiences with her job. class." Long said, "providing they are nice "Once while I was ticketing a car at about the whole thing. I'll usually let them Founders Quadrangle, someone was yell- off the hook. ing obscenities down at me from their "However, sometimes I do get a sense of room. That part wasn't the big deal, satisfaction when I ticket. For example. I though. People always yell at us," Rockey have a relative who is handicapped, so I am said. "By the end of my shift that day. I had more aware of problems she has with find- ticketed the same car three times. ing parking spaces. When I see a person "When I went back to the parking office who isn't handicapped and he is parked in Friday/Brock Visnich after work, the secretary said the owner of a handicapped parking space, I don't hesi- Mark Long, sophomore physics major and part-time employee ol Parking and Traffic that same vehicle had called from Foun- tate to ticket him." Services, tickets a vehicle near Kreischer Quadrangle Tuesday evening. 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by Fred Wright events is convenient for many students. for two years in Mississippi. Students also work around their classroom Joe Fazek, freshman marketing major, To many students Intramural sports are schedule. And many referees actually enjoy has officiated for several intramural sports an oasis of relaxation and stress release in their job. including soccer, volleyball and basketball. the middle of a hard week of academic One such person is men's soccer ref Joe Fazek said basketball was the most diffi- struggle. Bonvillian. senior-social studeies second- cult sport to referee. These intramurals would not be possible ary education major. "It seems like every team had at least without those valiant men and women "I like to watch people play soccer and I one person who complained about every- known as referees. figured I might as well watch and get paid thing," Fazek said. Being a referee is often a rough job. One at the same time," Bonvillian said. "It depends upon the people playing, suffers the verbal abuse of fans, endures Bonvillian has officiated soccer for two they can make it tough for you or they can the dirty looks of players and must main- years and prior to that worked as a referee make it fun for you," he said. tain a constant vigilance over the game be- ing played. Nevertheless, student referees assume the mantle of impartiality for Uni- Intramurals have best year ever versity Intramurals. year, she said. by Greg Plagcns Cheryl Sokoll, assistant director of Uni- Sokoll said each team entered in versity Intramurals, explained how a stu- Although the final statistics will the league provided one player to be dent becomes a referee. First, the prospec- not be tabulated until May, partici- trained as an official. tive ref fills out an application (remember, pation in the University's intramural The new officials refereed games refereeing is a paying job). progiam is greater this year than in outside their own team's league, and Next, the prospective ref attends a three- the past. Sokoll said it worked out well. She hour training session where policies of in- Cheryl Sokoll, assistant director of said she plans to use the same rule tramurals and the rules of the particular intramurals, said one sport —bas- next year on some of the smaller sport are explained. Then they take a prac- ketball — had 20 more teams this sports. tical test by actually refereeing in playing year than last. "It would be too hard to train 140 situations. This is followed by a written test According to Sokoll, basketball, officials for football," she said. on the rules. The applicant must pass both football and volleyball always draw Minn Ordonio, intramural advisory tests before he or she becomes a referee. the most participation, but ice board member, said the reason for "Being a referee is a difficult job at the hockey has been increasing over the the shortage of officials is because intramural level because the players aren't past few years. "many people don't realize officials as skilled and many times don't know the "I think it's going very well," So- and scorekeepers get paid." . rules," Sokoll said. koll said. "Statistically, we're having "Generally, the officials are The referee is also under constant fan a good year for participants." treated pretty well," she said. Friday/irock Vijnich and player pressure. Suzanne Nixon, sophomore elementary Interest in floor hockey has also Due to the abundance of rain this education major and Intramural referee, "Everybody thinks they can officiate bet- increased over the past few years, spring and problems with the lights. oversees a Mmlllnal volleyball gamea ter than the people out there," Sokoll said. but a shortage of officials for the soccer play has been cancelled this Tuesday afternoon at the Student Rec Still, Sokoll says the job has many good sport brought about a new rule this season, she said. Center. points. The on-campus location of most

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ing the cart. ing out tickets to people." Howe contin- cord of all warnings given out during a Cushman Steve Howe, a former student parking ued. "It was very difficult for me while I was semester," he said. "So, while we are work- ■ (Continued from page 7) services employee, has some of his own employed there, because at that time stu- ing we have to dip through a printout to is driving the Cushman scooters, and Ihey "scooter-rocking" stories. dent employees didn't have uniforms. keep a checkup on the violators." also make her feel more safe. "One afternoon, after issuing a sixth "Not only was I yelled at for giving out According to all three student em- "One night when I was ticketing in Lot 6 parking violation to the same car for being tickets but it was twice as bad, because ployees, the worst part about being a (the parking lot at the far east side of cam- wrongfully parked behind the Student Rec they knew I was just a student, also," Howe meter officer is the cold Bowling Creen pus), there was a man who kept following Center, I called the tow truck." Howe said. said. "Now. student employees as well as weather. me as I walked from car to car." "Even though towing is the usual proce- the regular officers have uniforms, so it is "In the extreme cold, we can't go out "I was very glad to arrive safely to the dure after so many tickets, the car's owner more difficult to tell who are students." and write tickets," Long said. scooter and be able to drive away from him didn't seem to agree. He and two of his There are many things to keep track of "Not only do the Cushman scooters have at approximately 30 miles per hour," friends came out to my Cushman. and while ticketing, according to Long. very poor heating, our pens freeze, and Rockey said. threatened me physically if I wouldn't stop "The parking services office keeps a re- won't write." Long also expressed his affection for the the towing. Cushman and its maneuverability. "One "Thank Cod that the radio in the Cush- day, I was driving the scooter, and I took a man not only rings in the parking services Karol Rubin, senior molecular biology corner too fast. Boy, I was sure nervous as office, but also in campus security," he superstitious major, holds a superstition pertaining to it went up on two wheels!" Long said. said. ■(Continued from page 3) relationships. According to Long. Bowling Caen's "Another time I had to call for campus in the same week to three ol Lisa Ens- Rubin believes if two people involved in wind makes for fun scooter driving. security; I was writing up a ticket, and the man's friends. any relationship walk on opposite sides of "One windy night while I was writing a owner came out and threatened me with a The senior elementary education major a pole, their relationship will end. ticket in the Cushman it started to rock tire-iron if I didn't tear it up," Howe said. said hearing about the three couples who Once a friend of hers "split the pole" on like someone was pushing it." Long said. broke their engagements reinforced her purpose. A month later the friendship "I looked out every window before I real- Students don't seem to realize that conviction that "bad things always happen ended, she said. ized it wasn't a person hut the wind rock- parking services employees don't enjoy giv- in threes."

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I had kicked it in an area directions. The wind tousled my hair. I imagined a pop machine's groin would "It's time to die," 1 said softly. I opened "One of those machines took a dollar be, but I wasn't really sure. fire, riddling the machine with bullets. As from me and then laughed," one fed said "Kicking it won't work," he replied. He carbonated beverage spewed out from the to me. "These machines aren't Mafia gam- walked away shaking his head. "There is gaping holes in its face, the machine sput- bling devices, they're demonic tormentors nothing we can do about those machines." tered and fell to the ground. Dead. straight from the bowels of Hell!" He was right. Kicking it wouldn't work. "I win," I said to no one in particular. So much for that theory. But there had to be a way to get these People who had ducked for cover came machines to do their duty. out into the hallway to see what had hap- I also thought the commies had planted I walked back to the office, reached into pened. them around and were using the unretur- by Dennis Robaugh my desk and pulled out my axe. Don't "You have nothing to fear from this ned change to boost their economy. worry. I only use it in emergencies. I wal- machine again. It is dead." However, I think Ronald Reagan, who in- There is nothing better to quench your ked back into the hall. cidentally is Richard Nixon in a rubber thirst when you're hard at work on a story "Take this you %&"'. machine." I The crowd cheered and wept with relief. mask, would have thought of it first. than a cold can of pop. The only place to screamed. I swung the axe into the place I The reign of tyranny had ended in West get a cold can of pop in West Hall is a thought the machine's brains would be. I Hall. No, they must be demon machines sent vending machine. swung repeatedly, imagining the pain the from Hell to torment us innocent. God- Vending machines are located conven- machine had to be feeling. But what about the rest of the machines? fearing students. I've called the the Pope iently around the campus. "Give me my pop," I demanded. Nothing Who is going to stop the rest of the asking if an exorcism could be performed AND I'M GOING TO TAKE A SHOT- happened. In fact, 1 think the machine machines from taking money from un- at the University. He said he'd get back to GUN AND BLAST BIG HOLES IN grinned at me. suspecting students? me. EVERY STINKING ONE! "111 be back." By this time I think I had a I used to think that modem technology maniacal look in my eyes because people I used to carry a picture of Chris Dawson But one way or another, I'll fix this. Or would be the force to help humanity im- in the hallway took wide detours around and Tammy Faye Baker together in the else a lot of pop machines arc going to eat prove the world. But I think I'm expecting the spot where I was standing. I went back buff and show it to the vending machines hot lead. too much from modem technology. into the office. when they wouldn't cough up my pop. In The other day I tried to get a pop out of This no longer was just a need to quench most cases they would spit out a couple of one of the evil machines. my thirst. This was a need to fight for all cans. Unfortunately, I have blinded a few "What are you doing?" one co-worker the people who have lost money in these machines and driven a few insane. One Remembering The Best

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r!?r*\&.'.:C.L->:>c..\L>::-;-.<:\-.t:,-:..c-. >< V,,T, "•«:.•/• ', ",,,:' 12 onn Friday liagazlnc/April 21. 1989 Inside All of Us Come Late "The Fog" Gone Part one He and I went out last night He and I arrived at my house Spring, come late, The fog enveloped us He pecked me on the cheek and left gone is the loving Makes first steps slow... As we sliced through it with our bodies. As I watched him become enveloped in the gone are the laughs And holds me fast in frame. fog. gone are the bubble baths Reprieve is promised We reached our destination together, By horizon-less plains. An old. depleted movie house copyright, 1989 gone are your smiles In the perpetual pacings To see a film called "Star Wars." gone are your hugs Of their searching winds We left the theatre two hours later by Jcnni Huizcnga gone are your kisses Which Whisper change... The fog had gone like feathers ... Change... But the air was dripping with humid sweat. Part two Relax (comes their siren song) But there is always Howard's Any direction - your choice - War Peace There is always Downtown Paths ALL of least resistance... Where I will be treated But breezes laugh themselves a liar: Like I own a crown. Each and every a facing force. Emotions "Peace 1 leave with you ..." Now gone is you. but not me. Crooning comes their cackle that Rage crashing at All is downhill from the bottom. She reads. "A lasting peace." for forever I will be free. The very core of Her soul cries out I'll walk through the smoky air Nowhere to be gone but up, and all... Her soul, To him because But /don't believe, without a care Sometimes so deafening She has found no at the bars Kmminn slopes to be required That life itself stands Peace by other means While you will be behind bars... For the scaling and plumbing Silent before. Of depths and their summits. Hope has almost faded trapped in your hell. Pushing outward they And she wears the Knowing the potential for falling Build walls, barriers To surpass the distance to grounding, Scars of defeat but copyright 1989 Dismantling their prisoner He wears the scars Where feet think themselves Rendering her useless. Firm in the firmament. Of victory on his by Deborah GotUchalk As she tries to war Feet and hands, Pain laughs For her Above such, head shakes its contention, Hurt smothers and Seeing them small and unsteady, from its "I love you." he says. Death envelops while "Let me give you my peace." remove, She foils deeper and Realizes, at once, the grace Suddenly the battle's over Spent into their wicked As she speaks his name. Autumn And curse of their infirmity; Amu. That, while such pronounces "Jesus." Falling gently to the ground Floating on the breeze Momentous momentum copyright, 1989 A special case copyright, 1989 The color of sunshine Or maybe of fire Of stasis by Denis* Miller Stilled, by Denis* Miller Alone in the world Yet all motion is come only through Soon to be forgotten The interminable fallings ■ Trodden upon by many Of perpetual imbalance. Much too busy to notice - what it is, Fear FEAR: makes us hate, lie, Giving a new look To be free in the confinements steal and cheat, but most To the world Of the shift]ngs FEAR: is like a cancer of all it stifles us from Allowing new life to begin Of spring come late. that grows deep inside being the people that we'd Only to follow the path at birth and at death truly like to be A few short months later throughout our lives To their death... copyright. 1989 Autumn copyright, 1989 FEAR: feeds our prejudices and justifies our wrongs by M*lodi Yolandc Weaver by Pin Wctmorc it controls our souls by Roberta L. Hughart corrodes our hearts and ■ — deters our dreams Elvis to fans Unwrapped from

Suffocated 1 had to escape. By you, I'm sorry Torn apart Darkness Now he is Free Limb from limb It had to be forever. You called me "The King" His mind Free In Public. Run Run Run No privacy. It's hard to live up to those No place to call my own. Expectations all the time. Dead... Goodbye, by Bless you God now I am Free!! Loving Fans. The man unwrapped from the darkness His black skin unwrapped from darkness. is free to dream. Free to Dream. 1 wanted to be sometimes. A place that once held all of his kind in Pressures bondage. All around me ... To be a hero... Gates surrounded his master's home To be perfect copyright, 1989 not guarded by men but by unseen eyes. copyright 1989 I was molded by you I longed to mold myself... by Klmbtrly Carnahan by Q*warr*n A. Owens Don't misunderstand— His congo boomed a nice beat at night I loved you. melodies ran like a raging river, 'Ail it was too much— this one needs no dam.. Friday Magazine/April 21, 1989 13

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FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 21,1989 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 o News CBS News USA Today Beauty and the Beast Movie: "Poker Akoa" Nwwt Taxi Jeffersons | Benson o News The Rovers Sketches Stanley Cup Playoffs: Wales Conference Division Final Game Three Journal NffWS "The Dion Brothers" 1 CD News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy Beauty and the Beast Movie: "Poker Akce" News Magnum. P.I. €0 News NBC News Ent. Tonight Cheers Jim Henson Quantum Leap Dream Street News Tonight Show Letterman ffi News ABC News Aflair Family Feud Strangers Fun House Belvedere Ten of Us 20/20 News Nightline ArsenioHall 9 Rod & Reel Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wash. Week Wan St Doctor Who Turtles European Viewpoint EastEnders Ideas 0D Channel 30 Auction Cont'd Channel 30 Auction Continues Channel 30 Auction Continues 68 Charles A Break WKRP Barney M. Rocklord Files Movie: "Modem Romance" H s Heroes P»tSa|ak © Spoons Fects ol Life Family Ties 3sCo NBA Basketball: Philadelphia 76ers at Detroit Pistons News Sanford Fan Guy

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SATURDAY AFTERNOON APRIL 22,1989 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 O II s Ernest' Teen Wolf Movie: "Hawk, the Slayer" WKRP Lou Grant PGA Golf: Greater Greensboro Open o Bestsellers Boater What's New Wonderstr Sea Hunt Drivers Seat Par 27 Fish'n Sportsweekend ID It's Ernest' Boater Mighty M Slorybreak Newsmakers Showcase Will Will Sonnet! Program Success PGA Golf: Greater Greensboro Open ID ALF Cont'd Cosby Kids Punky B Ed Grimley Young Univ. HSOuiz Major League Baseball: Regional Coverage Trapper John. M 0. m Bugs 1 Tweety Baseball For Lean Golf: Chrysler Cup PBA Bowling: Tournament of Champions Wide World of Sports s P. Franey Madeleine Moneymk Garden Gourmet Old House Workshop Collectors Quilting Hometime Austin City Limits Creatures Great & Small 63 Collectors Fred Trosl Motorweek Rod 4 Reel Channel 30 Auction Channel 30 Auction Continues m Munslers Hoop Mov* "Power Force Movie: "Escape from the Planet of the Apes' Happenm TandT Scratch It's a Living GD Phantom of the Opera War of the Worlds Movie: "Doctor Blood's Coffin" Star Search International Star Search

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SATURDAY EVENING 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News PM Weekend Jesse Hawkes West 57th NlM Movie: "The Man In the Iron Mask" o Saturday Report Boater Don Cherry Street Legal To Be Announced Stanley Cup Playoffs: Divison (Campbell) Final Game Three ID News CBS News Fortune Cash Exp Jesse Hewkee West 57th News Movie: "Mistress of Paradise" ID News NBC News War of the Worlds One of Boys |Aman Golden Girls Empty Nest Hunter News Saturday Night Live W Cellulite ABC News Star Search Mission: impossible Man Called Hawk Men Slskel WWA Wrestling Sunglasses m DeGrassi Station Lawrence Welk Show Wonderworks George Washington: The Forging of a Nation Latemght America With Dennis Wholey GD Auction Channel 30 Auction Continues Channel 30 Auction Continues SB Mama She's Sheriff Star Trek Reporters Cops Tomorrow Star Trek: Next Gener. Nightmare on Elm St. Ffl. DM 13th Series 69 Star Trek: Next Gener. Family Ties 3 s Co Cops Reporters Tomorrow War of the Worlds WKRP Movie: "Guns of Zangara

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SUNDAY AFTERNOON APRIL 23,1989 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 O Neighbor Siskel Resolutions Sportscenter PGA Golf: Greater Greensboro Open NBA Basketball: Atlanta Hawks at Detroit Pistons o Gardener Best Years Meeting Place Canada Hymn Sing Sportsweekend December Flower Elephant Blizzard 1. ID Magnum. P.l. Face Nation Kingdom PGA Golf: Greater Greensboro Open NBA Basketball: Atlanta Hawks at Detroit Pistons ID Shut-ins Mass Health Fishing Secrets of Success Trapper John, M.D. Motorcycle Racing SportsWofid m Work) Tom. David Brinkley Close-Up Business High School Basketball: AB-American Classic Golf Chrysler Cup m Tony Brown Market Adam Smith Wan St. Ice Horizons Scott H. Timeline Bodywatch Bookmark One on One McLaughlin Firing Line Dec*ons 0D DeGrassi Junior High Computer Adam Smith Wash. Week Wall St. Great Performances Concerts M. Russell Timeline Sanctions and Apartheid m Arthritis Foundation Telethon Arthritis Foundation Telethon Continues Arthritis Telethon QD WWT Wresllmg Challenge Star Trek: Next Gener Movie: "Iceman" Movie: "The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soner" Rich & Famous ESPN Reporter Gameday NFL Footbal Draft NFL Draft Continues

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SUNDAY EVENING 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News 60 Minutes Murder, She Wrote Movie: "The Littlest Victims" News Siskel USA Today o Persuaders Stanley Cup Playoffs: Wales Conference Division Final Game Four Venture News "Someone at the Top ol the Stairs" ID News CBS News 60 Minutes Murder, She Wrote Movie: "The Littlest Victims" News MTV Spring Break 89 ID News NBC News Strange Hogans Family Tie* Movie: "Baywatch: Panic at Malibu Pier" News Entertainment This Week Soloflex ffl Rich t Famous Incredible Sunday Moonlighting Movie: "Peter Gunn" Editors Power The Doctor Is In S Lawrence Welk Show Long Ago M Russell Nature Masterpiece Theatre Shoulder to Shoulder Buckaroo Bard Sign-Off SD Bookmark Bodywatch Nova Nature Masterpiece Theatre Masterpiece Theatre Frontline Sign-Ofl © Arthritis Telethon 21 Jump Street Wanted Married... G. Shandling T. UHman Duet Too Close Program Success Sign-Off © Star Trek 21 Jump Street Wanted Married.. G Shandling T UHman Duet Scratch WKRP Kenneth Copeland Children

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MONDAY EVENING APRIL 24,1989 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News USA Today Garten Heartland Murphy 8 Design. W. Newhart Kate S Allie News Taxi Jeffersons Benson 0 News Monitor Danger Bay Alo AKo DeGrassi Junior High Journal News Stanley Cup Playoffs: Division Final (Campbel) Game Four 1 ID News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy Garfield Heartland Murphy B. Design. W. Newnart Kate a AHie News Magnum, P.l. ID News NBC News Ent Tonight Cheers ALF Departed Movie: "Tough Guys" News Best of Carson Letterman O News ABC News Affair Family Feud MacGyver Movie: "Gideon Oliver: By the Rivers of Babylon News Nigrfflme ArsenioHall 9 Memory Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Adventure Learning Mi America Moyefs/Campbefl/Mytti Innovation EastEnders Ideas

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TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 25,1989 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 o NOT CBS News USA Today Movie: Road Raiders Tour of Duty News Taxi Jeffersons Benson 0 NOT Don Cherry Stanley Cup Ptayofls: Wales Conlerence Division Final Game Five, If necessary Journal News Movie: "Orisaom Gang" o News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy1 Movie: "Road Raiders Tour of Duty News Magnum, P.I. o News NBC News Ent. Tonight Cheers Mattock In the Heat of the Night News Special News Roundtable Best of Carson m News ABC News Atlair Family Feud Who's Boss Wonder Roseanne Have Faith thirtysomething News NKjhtline Arsenio Hall m Dreams Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Nova AIDS Quarterly Moyers/Campbell/Myth Univ Forum EastEnders Ideas 0) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wonderful World of Disney Nova AIDS Quarterly HMS Sheffield Served Business SkjrvOfl 69 Charles A Bieak WKRP Barney M Rocktord Fees Movie: "Blame It on Rio" H.'s Heroes Pal Saiak m Spoon* Facts of Lite Family Ties 3* Co Movie: "Teachers" NWS Jeffersons Sanford Fan Guy tm Sports Trivia SporttLook SportsCtr Trucks Bodybuadinfl: Women Top Rank Boxing: dim Norns vs. Qreg Page Lighter Side SportsCtr. Auto Racing

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WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 26,1989 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 I 10:30 1 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News USA Today H»vd Time on Planet Earth Jake and the Fatman Wiseguy [News Taxi Jeffersons Benson o News FrontPage Mth estate Journal Stanley Cup Playoffs: Division Final (Campbell Game Five, If necessary 0 News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy! Hard Time on Planet Earth Jake and the Fatman Wleeguy Nawa Magnum. P.I. 0 News NBC News Lie. Cheat a Steal Unsolved Mysteries Night Court Nick Nightingales Nawa Best of Carson Letlerman 0 NOT ABC News Affair Family Feud Gro Pains Heed Clss. Coach R GuOaume China Beach Nawa NigrrOine Arsenio Hal 0 AdolcMd Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Survival American Playhouse Richard Tucker ArtBflat EastEnders Idea* 0 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wonderful World of Disney Survival American Playhouse Richard Tucker Served Business Sign-Off 0 Charles 1A Break WKRP Barney M Rocklord Files Movie: "Mr. Mom' H. s Heroes PatSajak 0 Spoons [Facts of Ufa Family Ties 3 s Co Movie: "Caddyahack" News Jeffersons Sanlcxd Fat Guy e«N Sports Trivia |sportsLook SportsCtr Sports Adventure Work) of Sports Ladies Bowling: Carolina Classic SportsCtr PGA Tour Magic Years

TUC Movie: "Marie" Mov*: "Johnny Be Good" | Movie: "The Challenge' Movie: "BHoxi Blues"

THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 27,1989 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 O News CBS News USA Today 48 Hours Equalizer Knots Landing News Taxi Jeffersons Benson o News On the Road Stanley Cup Playoffs: Wales Conference Division Final Game Six, if necessary Journal News "Ring of Bright Water" 0 News CBS News Fortune Jeopardy! 48 Hours Equalizer Knots Landing News Magnum, P.I. 0 News NBC News Ent. Tonight Cheers Cosby Show Oif. Work) Cheers Dear John LA. Law News Best oi Carson Letlerman 0 News ABC News Affair Family Feud Over the Edge Dynasty Koppel Report: D.C. News Nightlme Arsenio Hal 0 Sexual Brain Business MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wild Am Animals Mysteryl Ocean Apart Dinosaurs EaslEnders Ideas GD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wonderful World of Disney Ok) House Wild Am. Mystery! Mystery! Served Business Sign-Off 03 Charles A Break WKRP Barney M. Rockford File* Movie: "Red Dawn" H s Heroes Pat Sajak

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THC Firstworks Movie: "Lost in America" Movie: "Witchboard" Movie: "Penitentiary III" Movie: "Protect X"

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