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WASHINGTON - The Senate on Fox collected a $50,000 life Thursday overwhelmingly approved i nsurance policy after his wife a statutory ban on defacing the Amer- I Cimberly, a registered nurse, was ican flag after defeating a proposed f ound in the bathroom of her Oregon revision that sponsors said could ( )hio apartment with her wrists cut, prove fatal in a future court test. I >olice said. President Bush said he respected The cause of her death was ruled t ) the action but would continue to push 1 >e undetermined, according to the for a constitutional amendment. I .lie,-]s County Coroner. The 91-9 final vote came after ma- neuvering by Senate Republicans, who say along with Bush that amend- i Speaker featured: Henry ing the Constitution rather than pass- l Jisnoros. former mayor of San ing a simple statute is the only effec- \ntonio and once considered the tive way to counter last June's Su- i lation's most politically prominent preme Court decision throwing out a Hispanic, will speak at the Texas flag-burning law. 1 University's annual career fair Oct. The bill, which previously passed 0. the House but now returns there for Cisneros was one of the first consideration of Senate changes, calls 1 -lispanics to be elected mayor in a for up to a $1,000 fine and a year in jail i Tiajor American city and was for burning or otherwise defacing the i considered as a running mate for flag. y Walter Mondale in the presidential Both houses are to consider a pro- i •ace. Esed amendment to the Constitution "Expo 1989: An Investment in the tor this month. 1 future," is sponsored by the Office < >f The Democrats say they have care- 1 University Placement Services and is fully worded their bill to protect it i :xpected to attract more than 1,500 against an expected new court chal- ■ >tudents and 120 employers to the lenge on free-speech grounds. 1 Lenhart Grand Ballroom in the At the White House, Bush called on 1 University Union at 2:30 p.m. Congress to approve the constitu- tional flag-desecration amendment he supports, despite the lopsided Senate BG News/Brock Vlsnich vote. White Line Fever State "I respect the intention of those who Greg Kuhn, athletic field groundskeeper. paints boundary lines on Mickey Cochrane Field in preparation for the Kwik voted for (a statutory ban). But I con- Goal/BGSCI Soccer Classic tournament Saturday and Sunday. The Falcons are hosting teams from the University of Wiscon- tinue to believe such an approach is sin-Green Bay. Miami University of Ohio, and Memphis State University. See story page 5. Museum hosts seminar: ( See Flag, page 4. rhe Toledo Museum of Art will host a seminar for area school art volunteers Oct. 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The seminar features ways to alk about art with young people anc China troubled by prize winner Eocuses on various works of Toledo Himalayan nation since 1950, and the Dalai Lama, prize went to President Oscar Arias of Costa Rica for Museum art. The annual program by Arthur Max who leads an exile government based in India. his Central American peace plan; and U.N. attracts about 100 volunteers and Associated Press writer costs $10. Registration forms must t le In its citation, the committee mentioned the Dalai peacekeeping forces were given last year's award. The Dalai Lama, 54, was born Tenzin Gyatso. The in by Oct. 9. Lama's rejection of violence and his preachings of For further information, call OSLO, Norway — The Dalai Lama, the spiritual respect for all living things. It praised his "construc- son of a poor farmer, he was named spiritual and 255-8000, extension 363. and temporal leader of Tibet whose title means temporal ruler as the 14th Dalai Lama at age 5, just Ocean of Mercy, won the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize on before the Chinese army marched into Tibet. He fled Thursday for decades of non-violent struggle to free "My case is nothing special. I am Tibet in 1959 after a failed uprising against Chinese Students overcome: At rule. east 120 students were taken to ares i his country from China. a simple Buddhist monk — no hospitals after apparently being He responded, "My case is nothing special. I am a more, no less." In Los Angeles, where he was attending a confer- Dvercome by fumes from a gas simple Buddhist monk — no more, no less." He ex- ence, the Dalai Lama said, "I very much appreciate furnace at the Buckeye South West pressed hope the award would focus attention on -Dalai Lama, 1989 Nobel Peace that kind of recognition about my beliefs. In fact, I compassion in every human being. always believed in love, compassion and a sense of High School in Tiltonsville, Ohio, Prize Winner universal respect. Every human being has that po- rhursday. Some students were China called the award an insult and interference unconscious and others were gaspin in its internal affairs. tential." 1 One clear purpose of the Norwegian Nobel com- tive and forward-looking proposals for the solution of "This prize may open more people's eyes to look at for air as they evacuated the school their own quality," the Buddhist leader, who wore about 10 a.m. Doctors and hospital mittee was to deliver a message of support to the pro- international conflicts. officials said that all students were i n democracy movement in China. Past prizes have been used to encourage human sandals and traditional red-and-orange robes, said. fair condition and suffering from Analysts also said it might help eventually to break rights activists and support peace efforts. Polish The prize, worth $469,000 at the current exchange carbon monoxide poisoning. the deadlock between China, which has occupied the Solidarity leader Lech Walesa won in 1993; the 1987 rate, will be awarded in Oslo on Dec. 10. Hunt begins: The Chagrin Valley Hunt is off to its 80th season I n Bundysburg, Ohio. The hunt was High school sriginally held in the Chagrin River Tuition plans will reduce costs valley in the early part of the centur y- Hie hounds' kennel and club house by Jert Waters signate certain tax-exempt bonds that will be renovations made available In amounts small enough for Indi- still remain at its location in Gates /toocttrted Press writer Mills, 15 miles east of Cleveland. In vidual purchases. oast years, the hunt has been moved The bonds are purchased at less than their face 20 miles east to an Amish farm COLUMBUS - The Mart of two statewide tui- value. They are redeemed at face value at matu- because of suburban expansion in celebrated tion plans that help parents cot the cost of their Cleveland. chikfren's college education was announced The guaranteed tuition prepayment plan by Wynne Everett and John Kohlstrand Thursday by legislative sponsors. created under the Pfelfer Guaranteed Tuition staff writers State Rep. Paul Jones, D-Ravetma, and Sen. Plan permits the purchase of future tuition In Pan! Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus, sponsored the bill estab- amounts as small as 1 percent of the current cost People 'rust Authority to oversee of a year's tuition. That purchase would be good After 15 months and $4 million worth of renovation, the program that allows OWoans to boy tax-free for 1 percent of a year's tuition when the benefi- the addition to the Bowling Green Senior High School ciary Is ready to enroll. 1 lakker convicted: TV was dedicated Thursday night. college savings bonds or prepay future college tui- e vangelist Jim Bakker was convicte 1 tion. "the low buy-in price under the Pfeifer plan The school's 30 percent increase in floor space was The legislators hope to have first open enroll- makes it possible for virtually every family in this 1 Tiursday of unlawfully taking $3.7 funded by a property tax levy passed in November i nillion from his followers. A 1987 by the Bowling Green electorate. ment for the plans by Dec. 25, but that may be un- state to afford their children's education/Pfeifer ( Charlotte, N.C., court convicted Board of Education President Jack Hartman dedi- realistic, Pfelfer said at a news conference. said. I Jakker on 24 counts of fraud and Staffing, equipment and other details of the plan The purchase of 430 tuition credits fully funds an cated the addition to the many "heroes" in the com- individual tuition account. L onspiracy for overselling time munity, including senior citizens and other people must first be completed. The authority's meetings I hares at his ministry's resort hotels on the plan could not begin until the bill became with no direct interest in the school who voted tor the The guarantee applies only to Ohio schools, al- t o loyal followers of the PTL empire levy. effective this week. 1 [Tie 49-year-old preacher could Under the Jones College Savings Plan, the au- though an equivalent value can be transferred to "They cared so much about the community and the any private or out-of-state school. r eceive up to 120 years in prison and community's children that they voted yes," Hart- thority will work with other state agencies to de- $ 15 million in fines. man said. We dedicate this building in their honor." A sentencing date has not yet been To the students he added, "May this building in- 1 cheduled. spire you to go on to be heroes." and locker-rooms for both men and women. Reddin, 1964 school board member instrumental in The current high school was built in 1964 to house : A new music room for the 160-member band. the building of the new high school and BGHS senior the 10th, 11th and 12th grades. The new addition : IA 100-seat addition to the cafeteria to accom- Christina Nicholson, president of the Student Activi- \ Wonder wakens: Robin, th e prompted the move of the 9th grade to the building modate the additional students. ties Board. I Joy Wonder of the Batman comics, from the junior high school. CJA new library to house the high school's 18,000 Nicholson said now that the improvements are nay be reincarnated in November's Seventeen faculty members were also moved to volume collection. completed, all the disruption caused by the noise and r Richard Barker, president of the building's first mess of last year's construction seemed worth it. I latman issue. Robin was killed off the high school this year. 1 ast year after Batman readers vote< i Superintendent Richard Cummings said the graduating class, spoke of the excitement the new Harold Munger, architect for Munger & Munger f or his demise in a telephone poll, freshmen increase the student body by a third to over nigh school created for the class of 1965. Associates which designed the addition, presented a I a thousand students. "I'm grateful that I could be a part of that first commemorative plaque of the dedication to Hart- ( lary Colabuone, owner of Moondog' man. I nc, a chain of comic book stores in "Hopefully, this building will serve the educational graduating class," he said. "That excitement car- ( Chicago suburbs, said that officials needs of the young people of this community for ried us through that first year." The high school's string orchestra, brass ensemble f rom DC Comics, Inc., said that a ne V many years to come, Cummings said. "Hopefully, we'll dedicate not only this building, and the Madrigal Singers performed for the public ive-part series will introduce a new Some of the improvements to the facility include: but ourselves to this building and the standard of ed- High school Principal Neil E. Allen estimated that f 800 people attended the ceremony. I loan. i- Seventeen new classrooms and two additional ucation that we have < THE BG NEWS 2 BGNews October 6,19S9 Editorial ISECT1HN 07 The BG News ■B.E.S.D STUDENT SURVIVAL GUIDE -Anii ■•'Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Angela Blandina Editor Amy Burkett Beth Church Managing Editor News Editor •TOTS**-, »C Amy Cole Barbara A. Weadock Asst Managing Editor Editorial Editor Bakker effects T=R\E.NPL-y RDPEKT Y Judgment day has come and gone for televang- elist Jim Bakker. A Market Square Hero Dennis Robaugh Bakker, found guilty yesterday of 24 counts of fraud and conspiracy, has been knocked off his gol- den thrown of the PTL empire in North Carolina. He is now awaiting sentencing and could receive as many as 120 years in prison. Heroes do falter, but must do Bakker was accused of overselling partnerships All sports heroes have a spe- kid I loved football. I remember I heard on the news about dreds, even thousands, of dol- cial place in the hearts of all gathering up the other kids in some 10 and 12 year olds who got lars a week acting as lookouts at his ministry's lavish hotel resort. football fans. We feel momen- le neighborhood — Big Hal, Al caught pretending to sell drugs. for crack houses. tary jubilation and glee when with the constantly runny nose, They had bags filled with pencil Kids like these see these mil- The real crime in this scandal is not that Bakker "our team" has done well, and Rocky and a host of others — for shavings and leaves and bags lion-dollar athletes and think, made a mistake, but the effect that mistake has had grim determination when we a game of football in the rock- filled with sugar or baking soda. "If it's OK for them, it's OK for say, "Wait'til next year." filled field down the street. Pot and coke. me." on the religion he claimed to love so much. Sports hero Kevin Mack, the We imagined ourselves carry- I chuckled about it and went Cleveland Browns star running ing on the Ditter rivalry between on doing whatever it was I was It's a proven fact that athletes His misuse of funds has cast doubt about the sin- back, has been sentenced to six the Browns and Steelers. I would doing. can be positive motivators for cerity and genuineness of other evangelists, thus months in prison after pleading imagine myself creaming a About a month ago I stopped kids and influence them to im- leaving a stale taste of Christianity in the mouths of guilty to using cocaine; graceful Lynn Swann as I in to visit my parents. Down the prove themselves. however, he may apply for knocked the rotund Doug the street I saw the 8-year-old I think we can take it as a giv- many, which is quite unfortunate. "shock probation" after 30 days. Pug to the ground. neighbor kid playing football en that Kevin Mack is the flip The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer In our minds, we recreated the with his friends. side of that coin. Other ministers should not be held accountable ran an editorial saying the de- Greg Pruitt breakaway jersey, There are a lot of factors in- for what one man does. Bakker's mistake should cision was tough but had to be open-field running on our side I parked my truck and walked fluencing the use or disuse of not ruin the good that others are doing. made. streets. When 'Turkey" Joe up tne driveway. From the other drugs. Athletes as models are Plain Dealer sports columnist Jones, a mediocre lineman at side of the street I saw another probably a very small part of When you are falling in love and are misled by a Bob Kravitz railed harshly best, slammed Steeler quarter- kid ride up on his bike and open that. about the decision, labeling it as back Terry Bradshaw into the a paper sack. He pulled out a companion, you realize that person is not the one unfair and discriminatory. turf causing a Bradshaw con- clear plastic bag. Filled with Maybe Judge Richard € for you. You do not give up on love entirely, but Usually a first-time offender cussion ana brawl among line- white powder. McMonagle thought about the simply look for someone who fits your needs. does not receive a prison sen- men, I screamed my support of "Let's play something else," kids when he sentenced Kevin tence. They are put on probation my beloved Browns. he shouted. Mack to six months in prison. He The same holds true in looking for a minister. and if they fail a drug test they Then I tried it on the kid down Kids still imitate their heroes. most likely will spend 30 days One bad apple does not necessarily ruin the whole are shipped off to prison. the street. That didn't go over behind bars. And that is as it should be. very well. Now, I'm not saying a group of When he comes out he'll still bunch. Once caught, a person should be I remember when former kids are going to grow up and be a hero to me. Maybe just a € fiven a chance to put his or her Head Coach Sam Rutigliano put become cokeheads because they little bit better. It is a shame that this horrible incident happened, fe back on track. wide receiver Dave Logan in on saw Kevin Mack arrested for C but Christianity should not be forced to serve the And Kevin Mack should have defense to intercept a long powdering his nose. sentence for it — Bakker should. gone to prison. bomb. He did. But there are kids in Cleve- Robaugh, a junior news- Let me tell you a story. I imitated that for weeks. land, Detroit and Toledo who are editorial major, is a columnist When Bakker began his ministries, it appeared I love football. When I was a Let me tell you another story. 13 years old and making hun- forThe News. c he was a genuine man serving God. His sermons often told of his humble beginnings, when he and his € wife were barely managing financially. Money and greed obviously got the best of this Letters i man. Perhaps tie did not even know it was happen- ing but his lavish lifestyle seemed to get in the way Column evokes opposition on views of girl's death, justice system of his committment to the Lord. To the Editor, including her parents. They the last year dealing with the un- form of reprimand? He did not His expensive living habits included such fineries After reading Dennis Ro- must travel this way to get home justified death of their only even get as much as a ticket for as Rolls-Royces, Rolex watches, diamonds, gold- baugh's article in the September every single day, following the child. The "dead girl/' meant a red light violation. plated swan-shaped bathroom fixtures and even an 26 edition of The BG News, "An traffic rules, of course. You see, the world to them. They did anger in a small town," I was one thing you failed to mention everything to help her grow up Where is the justice when a air-conditioned doghouse. prompted to write an opposing was that this "middle-aged to be the best person possible 17-year-old girl goiny through a letter. You see, I have a view truck driver" went through a and she was ripped away from green light gets killed by a Wanting the finer things of life does not make a from the other side. I grew up red light; there were witnesses them. It is hard for me to imag- large powerfully-built man" man bad, hut the manner in which he goes about ob- with that "17-year-old girl who who supported this. ine what they must go through; I driving a semi-tractor and her taining them does — to use God as a source of fun- died under the wheels of a semi- see their struggles almost ever- name and family gets dragged tractor." In your description of the way yday. You talked about how the through the mud over an over neling innocent victims' money toward your own the parents reacted to some of justice system was whored for again? good is unconscionable and immoral. In reference to your article, it the testimony, they seem almost personal benefit;" her parents is not a "lonely intersection," removed from the situation. would give anything to have her but rather the path traveled by What you do not know is the pure back, but that is not possible. Is Chris Distel c Respond many people in that small town, agony they have been through it wrong to ask that he get some OCMB1325 Fatman by John Boissy The editorial page regularly encourages and welcomes any and all guest columnists. rjAT/MArW Ge&'AJS T*€. LONCt 3ui« features columnists who write W Additional opinions may be iV»eK ro fli€TMo c/rr... OF CM. SV*uP AT TMC dflfTOm £*oOC4S AS TM* ClT-r 9C*U*E on a variety of topics, from se- OF mery^o CJT-T D*»WS ^C*^. L€A\/i*JG &CMIHO THC 4V4UPV Of Mc-rao &«*• oe «*a / r NEXT WEEK rious political issues to expressed in letters to the edi- fO* AX»~>> A*CTA"0 CiT^r IS SAFE. rfe/MAi The BG News Staff Photo Editor John Gfiesnop Chief Copy Edito' Brenda Young Asst Photo Editor Pal Mmgareili Copy Editor Irene Babeau* Sports Editor Don Hensley Copy Editor Ivan G>oger ASSt Sports EditO' Mark HunteDnnker Copy Edito* Tanya Moore Wire Editor Deborah Hippie Copy Editor Angela Murphy City Editor Oeg Plagens Copy Editor Mana Perme Entertainment Editor Christian Thompson Copy Editor Mary Remkoesler Asst Entertainment Edtlor Production Sop r Morns Neer Chnslopner Dawson Production Supf Lon Shc**nberger Ch*t Copy Editor Lisa Schumacher Production Supr Ryan Tirk The BG News * published daily Tuesday through Friday during the academic year ana weekly during the summer session by tne Board ol Student Pubhcatons ol Bowling Green State University Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect (he opinions ol The BG News The BG News and Bowhng Green Stale University a/e equal opportunity employers and do not discriminate in hiring practices The BG News will not accept advertising that is deemed discriminatory degrading or insulting on the basis Of race sex or national origin copyright 1989 all nghts reserved Business Office Editorial Office 214WeslHa« Pr. (419) 372-2o01 210We»IHa» Pti (419)372-2603 Bowhng Green State University Bowling Green Ohio 434030276 8 00 a m to 5 00 p m Monday through Friday THE BG NEWS I Campus Life ■GNews October 6,1989 3 Expo widens contacts Managers' skills are vital by Sr<>tt Scarborough tential employers come set up designated time on Thursdays, their information," Howard Howard said. i Successful executive discusses 'four magic words' said. "They want to talk to our For the student looking for Inc., Milliken & Company and employees who offer input will students and our students want that extra edge, placement ser- by Amy Burkett Westinghouse Electric Corp. go for another 100,000." nts searching for a job in to talk to them." vices also sponsors a gold card, managing editor Wandering the lecture hall as Too often, managers tell em- ar future can contact The placement office also Howard said. he spoke, the business executive ployees what to do without ask- 100 potential employers sponsors seminars concerning Effective managers are those revealed "four magic words" to ing their opinions, he said, and ; time at "Job Expo 89" interviewing, job hunting and A student receives a gold card who remember their employees feel themselves to be part of the jijo-.^ored by the University's correspondence, and resume by attending "Job Expo 89," es- are the people who make a busi- work. Placement Office. writing. tablishing five contacts at the ness run efficiently, according "Say to the people Gesturing toward the audi- Companies from almost every Those presenting verification expo, as well as attending an to a prominent American busi- 'you're important' ence, McPherson noticed "a lot state will be represented on Oct. slips stating that they have at- additional professional devel- nessman. of young people improving 10, according to Dona Howard. tended these seminars will opment seminar, Howard said. "Say to the people 'you're im- and together we themselves here." Interim Assistant Director of receive an advantage over other The verification slips prove a portant' and together we can can beat the Although there are many Placement Services for the Ed- students in the form of a blue student has done all of the re- beat the world," said Rene schools of management, few ucation Department. card which allows students to quired work and must be pre- McPherson, speaking Thursday world." schools in the United States "We don t have an interview- sign up for interviews at 4 p.m. sented to the placement office in to more than 250 students and -Rene McPherson, teach leadership. ing process set up, but these po- on Wednesdays rather than the order to receive a gold card. faculty members, as part of the "But can you teach leader- Hollis Moore Lecture Series. promi nent American ship? or ethics? or religion?" he Introduced by University asked. "I don't even know what President Paul Olscamp, businessman makes a leader?" McPherson leaned toward Mar- McPherson said a fellow em- ian Moore before beginning his the audience: "What do you ployee once described a leader speech and said "I'm here be- think?" as someone who points out the cause of Hollis." "As a manager, use these direction and a manager "gets McPherson is currently a di- words 100,000 times," he said. the employees there." rector of The Andersons, Banc "If you do, you will be terribly "A leader dreams and a man- One Corp., Dow Jones and Com- successful." ager works," he further ex- pany, Inc., Mercantile Stores, "When you get close to 100,000, plained. Budget analysis proposed cost and committees submitting budgets may not by Jill Novak realize all those involved. staff writer Dalton will be able to find these additional costs and report them with a neutral viewpoint, he said. A proposal by a Faculty Senate committee is He was contacted when this amendment was ini- recommending Christopher Dalton, vice president tially planned in March and despite the extra of planning and budgeting, assess all proposed work, he approves of it, Chang said. budgets before they are presented to senators. Some senators at the meeting questioned the in- tent of the proposed charter amendment. At Tuesday's meeting, the budget committee "We are usually told to disregard the financial submitted an amendment for all proposals con- impact (of proposals) and the committee wants cerning academic programs, units and policies this (amendment) now?" asked Ronald Lancas- (with resource implications) to be referred to Dal- ter, professor of computer science. ton for an impact analysis of the budgets involved. "The proposal is (for Dalton) to give an accu- Eloise Clark, vice president of academic affairs, rate, true, resource assessment of the budgets of said committees are told not to use budgeting as a the proposals," said Stephen Chang, associate basis for proposals — just intelligence. professor of geography and Budget Committee However, units and policies should be evaluated chairman. and merits of the proposals should be balanced BG News John Potter against the resource requirements, Chang said, Double Image Dalton will not be evaluating the proposals — and Dalton's assessments will make this possible. nor approving or disapproving them, Chang said. Senior Dennis Dove edits a videotape for the University placement office in the Technology Building One reason the amendment was tabled is be- This proposal will be discussed further and voted Thursday afternoon. Dove, a placement assistant, is also using the tape as an individual project for his VCT on at November's Faculty Senate meeting. class as well as part of his video portfolio. cause all proposed academic programs involve a -Catch Friday magazine— > ° Q oooooooooooo O ° o each week in the BG News PWnHII lUinl.!J.I.HJ» WO ° Got a news tip? o°cHSQQ A hot story idea? We Care We care We Care We care WB care o Call the News at 372-2603. 11* LEADER LEADER LEADER o \« o BE AN ORIENTATION LEADER o o o OCT. lOth -1979 menu o 0- Just For Kicks! ■w o prices - all day! o KWIKlGAdL 9 Inch 1979 1989 Starter 1.85 BGSU SOCCER CLASSIC E CARE! o Sprinter 1.85 at Cochrane Soccer Field o Pacer 1.85 Bowling Green Stale University o Shot Put 2.50 o SATURDAY OCTOBER 7 Marathon 2.50 o (prices good Oct. 10 only) o 1:00 pm BGSU v. Memphis State Applications Due: o o 3:00 pm Miami, OH v. Wisconsin o "Roll-back-prices" to o SUNDAY OCTOBER 8 405 Student Services o 1979 menu to show o 1:00 pm Miami, OH v. 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MAIN, BG. 354-260* | & the Gears THE BG NEWS Sports BG News October 6,19S9 S Falcons, Bobcats set BG booters host tourney for offensive struggle Different styles of play highlight classic by Mike Drabenstott who has four goals. MSU goalkeeper Troy Nor- sports wnter wood enters the tournament toting a 1.57 goals outs." against average. by Don Hensley It's this running game that Meanwhile, UWGB comes into the weekend as sports editor has the Falcons (1-3, 1-1) con- Contrasting teams and strong competition will the fifth-ranked team in the Great Lakes Region. cerned. Afterall, BG is seventh highlight the Kwik Goal/BGSU Soccer Classic this The Phoenix lost to Wisconsin, the number four When the Bowling Green in the MAC in total defense and weekend at Mickey Cochrane Soccer Field. team regionally, 3-0 Wednesday for their season's football team faces Ohio Uni- eighth against the run. The Falcons (3-2-3) will open the tournament first loss. versity Saturday, there prom- Saturday at 1 p.m. against Memphis State (4-4-1), Leading UWGB in the scoring column is junior ises to be plenty of contrast be- So far this season it has ap- and close it Sunday at 3 p.m. versus Wisconsin- forward Steve Schliem with four goals and sopho- tween the two teams. peared that the only way the Green Bay (7-1-1). more striker Chad Johnson with three goals and a The Falcons will rely on the Falcons can win is to outscore Other games include Miami (Ohio) vs. UWGB at team-high six assists. The Phoenix defense is an- their opponents. 3 p.m. Saturday and MU vs. MSU at 1 p.m. Sunday. chored by sophomore keeper Dan Sosznski, whose passing of Rich Dackin to ig- BG, which has won the tournament four times in 0.64 GAA was sixth in the country entering the nite the offense, while the Bob- its five-year existence, views the weekend as the week. cats look to the ground game both those teams tough, and "Defense is what wins highlight of the season, head coach Gary Palmisa- Though the two teams contrast, Palmisano said and tailback Andrew Greer to had a chance to win both games and our chances of win- his players will adapt to the different game situa- put points on the board. games — those are the top two ning would be much greater if no said. But, if there is one similarity teams in the league right now. our defense could nold the "There's no doubt about it — this is the corner- tions. between the two teams it is the other team," Ankney said. stone of our year," he said. "We have the opportu- "It's nothing we haven't seen before," he said. "But I'll take a win any way nity to bring in quality programs and good compe- "Indiana moved the ball up the back (like MSUi defense —where both teams "But, I told our team that tition." and Marquette did a lot of counter attacking (like have struggled all year. just because they are 0-5, they we can get it." Talent is one of the only qualities the Falcons' UWGB). It's a matter of how we adjust to their "I expect a lot of points to be aren't packing their bags. It's weekend opponents share —the Tigers and the personnel." put on the board, OU head Parents Day and they are go- In order for the Falcons to Phoenix have playing styles as different as earth The injuries which have plagued the Falcons coach Cleve Bryant said. ing to be ready to play." get a victory, they will have to and sky. during the past few weeks have been healing well, "This game could end up being ride the right arm of Rich "Memphis State will keep the ball on the Palmisano said. BG did not practice Wednesday in a real shoot-out." The OU success starts with Dackin, which has been on (ground) and build their attack from the back Ereparation for the physical demand that back-to- The Bobcats (0-5 overall, 0-2 Greer. The Bobcat tailback is target so far this season. position," said Palmisano. "Wisconsin-Green Bay ack matches require. in the MAC) will be looking to currently sixth in the nation in will look to counter attack and move the ball up the "Our number one objective this week was to get get back to MAC action follow- total yards (876) and leads the Dackin is currently first in field quickly with goalie punts." everyone healthy for the weekend," Palmisano ing two out-of-conference OU offense with 393 yards the conference in total offense MSU, coached by former BG player and assist- said. "We took (Wednesday) off to rest the legs. games — Vanderbilt and Lou- rushing. where he has tallied 924 yards, ant coach Chris Bartels, is a near facimile of BG. We're still a little bumped and bruised. isiana State — which saw them while also connecting on five With only two seniors on the squad, the Tigers "The Detroit game (on Tuesday) was good for us get outscored 111-16. Quarterback Anthony touchdowns. have haa offensive problems, especially in finish- because we were able to play everyone and not get Despite those shellackings, Thornton also supplies some ing off scoring surges. Though the defense has al- additional injuries or aggravate old ones," he add- OU did look impressive in its firepower on the ground, lowed only four goals in the past four games, the ed. two early season MAC where he has rushed for 207 "I expect them to put the offense has supplied just five. contests. It lost it's opener at yards this season. ball in the air 50 to 60 times," "We're still trying to find out who we are," Bar- MSU All-South defenseman Trevor Buckland, a Toledo 27-18, and later fell to Bryant said. "They have a fine tels said. "We have the potential to be a very po- senior from South Africa, is questionable for the Eastern Michigan, 30-25. "They like to line up in the quarterback in Dackin and a tent offensive team. tournament even though he is on the Tigers' week- "We aren't even looking at wishbone, but they aren't real- pair of great wide receivers "We're creating opportunities on offense, but end travel roster, Bartels said. those other games — we are ly a wishbone team," Ankney with (Reggie) Thornton and we're not putting the ball in the back of the net." only looking at the two MAC said. "The one thing they do (Ron) Heard." Junior forward Morten Akerfors leads the "He has a high threshold for pain,'" said the games," BG head coach Moe like to do is have their quar- Tiger head coach. "When he's healthy he is one of □ See Gridders, page 6. Tigers in scoring, with four goals and one assist, Ankney said. "They played terback run the ball on sprint- followed by freshman forward Gareth O'Sullivan, the best sweepers in the country." Harriers play host BURGER KING® Presents to invite by Chuck Toil sports writer When the top 10 finishers in the Mel Brodt Invitational cross the finish line Saturday, they can expect more than just a congratulations from their coach — they can expect T-shirts. The T-shirts will picture the cartoon image of Mel Brodt, the former Falcon cross country coach and teacher at the Uni- versity. Brodt coached the men's cross country team to a record of 154-55, and the track and field team to a 87-45 record between Receive A the years of 1960 and 1984. During his impressive 25 years of coaching the Falcons, BOWLING GREEN he won one MAC title, seven runner-ups. four All-Ohio titles, four-staight top ten NCAA fini- shes and a NCAA Region No. 4 SWEATSHIRT! Championship. In 1983 he was honored as the WHEN YOU COLLECT 400 POINTS BETWEEN NOW AND DECEMBER 7TH. Mid-American Conference's coach of the year, which preceeded his being inducted into the Ohio Track and Field Hall of Fame in 1984. "It's nice to be remembered a U little bit," Brodt said of the invi- h tational. "It makes you feel good that people remember you for your accomplishments." Brodt, who retired in 1985 after teaching in the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation for more than 30 years, will also step down from his role as a part-time professor at the end of the year in order to move to Florida. Head coach Sid Sink, who * DO* along with Olympic Gold Meda- points points points points list Dave Wottle, was two of 19 men who collected 53 All- American honors under Brodt, said he will be hoping to give Brodt a farewell present with two victories Saturday. The women's squad, which has won the first two Mel Brodt How Does It Work? Inviationals, will be running agianst a strong field of 13 teams — including Mid-American Con- ference opponents Miami, Ball It's Simple: Each item at Burger King State and Central Michigan. has a point value. Every time you visit for BURGER "It's going to be a battle," lunch or dinner save your receipt and Sink said. "We want to go out and prove something against when you have collected 400 points these teams. Last weeK we went out hard in the beginning you will receive a FREE BG Sweatshirt. against Miami, and I think we're ready to do the same Saturday." (Sweatshirt on display at Bowling Green The women harriers (2-4) will Burger King Restaurants) KING be led by senior Mary Louise Zurbuch, who is bidding for her third straight first-place finish Details and point values available at Bowling Green in the annual meet. Burger King® Restaurants D See Harriers, page 6. THE BG NEWS 6 BGNewt October 6,1989 Harriers Men's tenn is squad C Continued from page 5. I Sink said he expects senior Golf teams hit road Missy Ellers, and juniors Laura Schultes and Tracy Gaerke to begins fall schedule j run well after sitting out most of Linksters compete in Columbus, Richmond ' the season with injuries. Second year head coach Gene While the women will be clude senior Gloria Holmes, Jun- packed in during their 5,000 ilayed on Friday, with the final by Kim Long Orlando said that having a tour- meter race, the men will have a by Kim Long 8 being completed Saturday. ior Heidi Wright, sophomore sports witter nament in the fall gives the teacn sports writer I The Falcons are coming off a Ann Alexander, plus freshmen an opportunity to compete and little more leg room when they Sue Balmer and Jennifer run against five other teams in ninth-place finish in the Spartan scout other players. the 8,000 meter race set to start Both the Falcon men's and Fall Invitational last weekend in Girdlestone. The men's tennis team will women's golf teams will take to East Lansing, Ml. BG fired their swing into action this weekend "A match in the fall is a good at 11:30. The men's team will travel to Sink said, although their are the links this weekend. best round of the vear last Sun- as they host the second annual measuring mark for us to see six teams, he expects the race to The women's squad will be in day over the final 18 holes, but Richmond, Ky. for the Colonel Bowling Green Fall Invitational. where we are individually and Classic hosted by Eastern Ken- I be between the Falcons and the action at the were unable to move up in the as a team," Orlando said. i only MAC opponent, Western Lady Buckeye standings. tucky University. The 54-hole He said that tennis is a year Head coach Greg Nye said the tournament will be played at the Eight teams will participate in around program, even though Michigan. Invitational. Arlington Country Club. the Two-day event, which is "If we want to compete with The 54-hole team has been shooting well this scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m. BG participates in just four the better teams in the MAC, we tournament week. However, the field for the tournaments this fall. tournament is extremely diffi- Five golfers will make the trip on Friday at the Keefe Courts have to do well against them." will be played (behind the Ice Arena). The "Each match a player plays Sink said. "I think we're ready at The Ohio cult and the golf course is tough. to Kentucky this weekend. Qual- teams competing in the invite to challenge them for the top State Univer- " There are quality teams ifying for the Falcons were jun- everyday counts toward the represented from the Big Ten ior Doug Ray, sophomores are Purdue, Akron, Eastern NCAA college rankings," he spot." sity's Scarlet Michigan, Toledo, Xavier, said. "In order to stay competi- The Broncos, who have won Golf Course. and some southern schools," Wayne Mueller, Brett Fulford, Youngstown State and Cincin- | the invitaional the past two The first 36 Nye said. and Pat Konesky, along with tive, a player must compete in Nye Qualifiers for the match in- freshman Kyle Henzel. nati. the fall — we can no longer say seasons, are led by All-MAC holes will be we just have a spring season if selection Jessie McGuire, who we want to be contenders." finished first in both previous > years of the invitational. AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ Saturday's action will also be- McGuire is coming off a first- gin at 9:00 a.m., with the final place finish in a race against In- matches starting around 3 p.m. diana University, one in which Get the "Clue"... In case of rain, the matches will he beat last season's national be played at the Findlay Racket I champion Bob Kennedy. Delta Zeta Club. Wants YOU! ! Gridders D Continued from page 5. at the same time a victory would put them behind only one team. A "Rendezvous O Although the season is still with Destiny": early, this weekend's matchup "This is a critical game and ■ could be a "must win" for the one we should be very motivated PLAN TO ATTEND 1989 Chapter Retreat Falcons. Afterall, two losses for," Ankney said. "If we win would drop them two games be- this game, though, we will be EXPLORING PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES low the winner of the Eastern saying this about the rest of AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ AZ Michigan-Toledo matchup, but thero?' EXPO nd ! WBGU - FM 88.1 PROUDLV PR€S€NTS % 2 Annual Soccer UV€ FALCON FOOTBALL 1989 i EXTRAVAGANZA THIS SATURDflV "An Investment in the Future" Tuesday, October 10,1989 Sat. Oct. 7 Perrysburg High School Steinecker Stadium KEYNOTE SPEECH 1:00 P.M. 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Ohio: "I look from Akron, Ohio: " They have to be major from Orchard Park, New York: "/ ucation major from North Canton, for someone that you can trust and who nice and have a good sense of humor, be look for a trusting person who motivates Ohio: "Honesty, open communication, has a good sense of humor. Somebody different from everybody else, and of me and likes outdoor activities, such as and a hot body, they definitely need you can depend on in times of need course, good looking and tall." hiking and mountain climbing. Also, a those qualities. A sense of humor is also who's forgiving. Also, somebody to party great body and good looks help." a plus along with a desire to live life in with on weekends who won't spend a lot the fast lane, to be a rebel." of money." RAs more than just authority figures by Frank Esposito Wrestlemania. Brad Funkhouser, senior social stud- "One can't work without the other," classes starting up again and all the Dorm life has its ups and downs. ies major, is in his third year as an RA he said. "You can have great adminis- other new guys to deal with, but after Each dorm has its own peculiar twists, in Darrow Hall. He said he is one of trative work but terrible rapport with that he was much more accessible." its own idiosyncrasies. But in dorms only a dozen RAs on campus who are your residents...it takes a lot of realiza- Tracy Tapp, senior health care ad- across campus, there is one soothing in their third year. "The biggest obsta- tion and balance." ministration major, said she believes constant, one thing that every resident cle with residents is establishing a trust But what about the residents them- RAs should "provide a sense of com- can bank his vampiric bursar's bill on. bond. It's the hardest thing to establish selves? How do they feel about these munity in the hall" and that her opin- Namely, the presence of those omni- and the easiest thing to go...it can brave souls who attempt to blend the ion of RAs is changing as time goes by. present overlords of dorm life, the range from going to the RA for a roles of cop and confidant? "At first, 1 thought of RAs as authori- campus kings and quad queens known simple problem to trusting the RA with "The RA should be there for his re- ty figures, but now I see them as peers. as resident advisers or more com- a serious personal matter," he said. sidents and get stuff going. We've They're not the police." monly, RAs. Joey Buchler, sophomore interna- already had some good athletic things University policy requires that every tional studies major and first-year RA going this year," Mike Shemmel, Tapp also said problems arise when student must live on campus during his in Batchelder Hall, said the first obsta- sophomore sports management major RAs don't do their jobs. "It irritates or her first two years. This makes cle she had to overcome was being per- and Darrow Hall resident, said. "My me when the RA's not around when interaction with an RA a foregone con- ceived by her residents as an authority RA doesn't push his power around at you need them...I've had some RAs clusion. They are there to enforce figure. "At first, they were apprehen- all." who weren't even friendly." dorm rules and (idealistically) create a sive of how I was going to react to cer- more comfortable enviroment for their tain situations...now they're in and out Derek Wolfgram, freshman psy- "Some (residents) trust you because residents. The relationship between an of my room all the time." chology major and also a Darrow resi- of the title. Some shun you because of RA and his or her residents can make The role of the RA is also subject to dent, said he believes one of the RA's the title." Funkhouser said. "This job the difference between a blissful dorm interpretation. Funkhouser said he be- primary roles is "to help freshmen get can't be done perfectly...I'm basically atmosphere and a hostile war zone lieves his job has two main facets, ad- into the college-life thing. My RA was just a student who likes to organize." where a lack of toilet paper can lead to ministrative and student-oriented. really busy earlier in the year, with FRIDAY MflGflZINC Editor Christian Thompson Friday Magazine is published every Friday during Ike academic Assistant Editor Chris Dawson v**r by '■' Board of Studeal Publications of Bowling Green State Staff Reporters Frank Esposito, Ualveralty. I aura Hardv Robert Wanner Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Friday M n Staff Photographer ... GregHorvath ^*?trlda>'' ■ - - - t. HI..,.;.I Mm— „«„■., U-II Magazine and Bowling Green Slate University are equal opportunity em- Editorial °mce JSiHSSS, *'oym "* d0 DO' d'"ril"l»««ln »lri"i practice.. (4I9) 3«-*»*" Capyrfght 19W, The BG News Friday Magazine/October 6,1989 aoo 3 Domestic violence victims speak out by Donna Sharper They began living together, which "Whenever something went wrong it Just like Shelly's boyfriend, Tracy's she said "was wonderful, everything I was my fault, never his fault. It came boyfriend would tell her how much he Editor's note: The following report could ever want." However, "he was to the point that I was going crazy be- needed her and she said she wanted to tells the stories of two women who an alcoholic and I know now that (was) cause he always expected something believe him. "I wanted to feel like I were battered by their boyfriends. the problem." Shelly said he was a from me and didn't know what it was needed and wanted." They ha ve requested anonymity and functioning alcoholic, which means was." fictitious names will be used to rep- one would only know he was an alco- "You feel like you're on edge all the Shelly said this need and want made resent them. holic when seeing him drinking. time. You never know what will set her stay even through the beatings her them off," she said. "I learned not to boyfriend gave her when he was drunk. A recent prime-time television movie He only hit her when he was drink- talk and just go along with whatever he "He tried to suffocate me once (and) depicted the real-life story of a couple ing. Shelly said she was hit quite often, said." he tried to drown me once in a baby whose happy marriage turned into do- but there was no set time; a month or a bassinet." She said he also dragged mestic violence. week could go by then he would beat He made her feel like she was failing and kicked her. her again. in her responsibilities to him. She said At the end of the movie, "A Cry for The beating went in a cycle. Shelly he had the attitude of, "I'm supporting Upon arriving at the shelter, she said Help: The Tracey Thurman Story," said. First tension would build, then you so I expect certain things from she had two black eyes and her upper the wife was stabbed 13 times and left the violent act would occur followed by you." lip was so swollen she could not paralyzed. Her imprisoned husband what she called the honeymoon stage. He tried to control her all the time b) breathe through her nose. After two vowed that he would finish the job if controlling the money. He would weeks being in the shelter, her black he was released on parole. He is eligible The honeymoon stage could last a blame her for not paying the bills, yet eyes have disappeared but she still has in 1991. According to a survey pro- day, a year or two hours, she said. he never let her have enough money. the bruises. vided by First Step, a domestic violence "It's the stage when you believe him so She decided to leave her boyfriend shelter, 50 to 60 percent of the 47 mil- much. They need you, want you... She said he would also control her by during the last beating. Shelly said lion couples in the United States have can't live without you and you get making her have sex, isolating her by something clicked in her mind — he had at least one violent incident, and caught up in the same old line because leaving her in their apartment out in was going to kill her. "I ran down the 10 to 25 percent suffer violence as a you want to believe it." Then the ten- the country for a couple of days, street and he chased me with the pool common occurrence. sion would begin again. whether or not she had food to eat, and stick. I asked the neighbors to get my not allowing her to have any friends. kids and I called the police." Furthermore, 40 percent of female "It was confusing for me because I He even got her fired from two of Shelly said she asked herself, homicide victims are killed by their thought, is this any way to show that her jobs. She said he would go to her "Who's to say I won't die in my sleep husbands or boyfriends, according to you love someone?" job all the time or tell her he needed her because he comes home drunk one FBI reports. to stay at home to help with his busi- night and stabs me? I finally realized Two women have agreed to tell their Shelly said her boyfriend told her no ness. This caused her to eventually get that I needed some help for me and my stories of domestic violence and have one would ever love her and that she fired because he was her only means of kids." both lived in a shelter for battered was ugly, fat, and stupid. "I had no transportation. ■ See Violence, page 12. women for the past two weeks. Tracy, self esteem whatsoever. He made me 26, and Shelly, 21, live in First Step, a feel like nothing." Tracy lived in a domestic violence shelter. different situation. She said her boy- friend rarely ever beat her but he Shelly said she met her boyfriend, abused her emotionally and psycholo- who was 10 years older, after high gically. "He had me brainwashed that school. People had told her he was not I was worthless...he convinced me that What is it? good for her but she said she did not I was lucky to have him." Tracy said If you can identify this want to listen. "When you're in love, the mental anguish surpassed the phys- object, you could win a Sis you don't want to listen to anyone." ical pain because it was constant. gift certificate from Quarter's Cafe. 1414 E. Woosier. tnoes not include lax. gratuity, or alcoholic beverages). 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Friday Magazine/October 6, 19OT The stages of ending a relationship by Chuck Travis ing realization that things will never be the same again. Breaking up can be a very painful Characteristically these feelings lead experience, especially when you are the to a lack of self-care such as missing person being left behind. Bui for both meals, lack of sleep and social with- parlies involved in a breakup there are drawal. There is also a sense of panic natural reactions to loss that are expe- that envelops the individual. They will rienced and emotional backlashes try to bargain the relationship back by which must be lived through. making unrealistic pledges and prom- ises of compromise, without re- membering how bad the present re- lationship is making them feel. Relationships, whether good or bad, represent security and stability in life and the threat of losing one can induce panic in a person. For every breakup there seems to be Although one person usually decides a series of stages that occur. Mental to end the relationship, both parties health clinicians who study such break- have unconsciously and consciously ups have created a stages of loss model shaped the decision to do so and they based on Kubler-Ross's studies of dy- both to some extent will experience ing patients described in her book On "withdrawal" symptoms. Death and Dying. The decision to end a relationship is The stages center primarily around not an easy one and typically occurs emotional processes that are concerned when one person in the relationship is with the ideas of loss, denial, mourn- entering a new developmental stage be- ing, resolution and the reclaiming of fore the other. the self. Not all stages are passed When the end of the relationship hits through in a certain order, nor are they home and there is no illusion left about all necessarily needed. The way a per- it being over, the mourning period can son recovers from a loss is very much a begin along with the healing process. relative and subjective experience. Emotional reactions such as depres- Photo Illustration by Greg llorvalh The roots of a break-up usually are sion and anger are natural at this stage. etc. Finding fault with the self is part The ending of a relationship represents growing long before they become evi- Crying bouts are an outward expres- of this and all the past failures and a crumbling of structures which have dent. People change unconsciously and sion of depression and grief and should shortcomings of one's past resurface represented a bonding between two these changes do not usually register on not be repressed. This is the body's like sharks ready to devour the per- people. a conscious level until some time later. way of grieving. son's vulnerable ego. Feelings of being out of sorts, mood Denial is the most common reaction to The more feelings one gets released, swings and bizzare behaviors are the unwanted change, and denial is usually whether it is through talking with It is important to remember that mind's way of reclaiming the self and the first stage one passes through when friends or concentrating on keeping hindsight is always 20-20, and to ana- are natural. One becomes aware of faced with the truth of an imminent one's schedule busy, the quicker the lyze personal faults over and over can how much a part of the selPs personal- loss. wounds of a broken heart, mind and set a person up for a lot of unnecessary ity was given away to the relationship. This first stage encompasses both the soul will start to heal. guilt. Because this can be a dangerous This stage is an invitation to change. denial of the break :up and the bargain- Anger is most often expressed stage, it is one that must be passed A repossession of the self through ex- ing that occurs when one is experienc- through blaming. There is much blam- through with a sense of perspective and ploring old pre-relationship interests ing desperation as a result of the dawn- ing of others, such as his or her friends. support from friends and others. can now be resumed. One can become trapped in a wallow I I I I I I I I of self-pity or ascribe the loss of a re- "Letting go" is a process by which lationship to some character flaw. It is the self is reclaimed but it is important Large 2 Item Pizza important to keep in mind that past ac- that one be aware that there is no clear tions cannot be changed and that you cut boundary by which one can cannot please others all of the time. measure the letting go of a re- lationship. Letting go involves regain- *5.95 These feelings do not represent a ing the self-identity, apart from the personality disorder and should be other person and this can take some only at treated as natural reactions to a break time and should be approached on a up, but they must be dealt with with a day-to-day basis. sense of self-honesty for in the end the only person that will be fooled is the Remember, the more that is regained MARK'S PIZZA self. of the lost self, the easier it becomes to Resolution of a break up usually be- let go, but the emotional significance gins with the reclaiming of the self of the other person is something which apart from the "other." One begins to will always carry some value to the self I EXPIRES 10 31/89 see the self as separate from the other. whether it be positive or negative. INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE IF INTERESTED PLEASE FILL OUT FORM AND SEND TO: HANCOCK RECREATIONAL CENTER, 3430 N. MAIN ST., FINDLAY, OHIO 45840 NAME AGE ADDRESS PHONE. CITY. ST.. □ W-AYER 1 COACH 1 BOTH W^i«SSSaWH555Hi Friday Magazine/October 6,19S9 uoo 5 NTSA helps form 'extended family' by Robert Wagner She also said the non-traditional students at the Off-Campus Student College is a place for growing up, Center are "like a family and support meeting new friends and sharing the each other through their problems." experiences of a lifetime. For tra- "Vicki Dutton (who she commutes ditional students who live on or near with) is like my mother. She fulfills campus, those experiences are easily at- that role and cheers me up when I'm tainable, but for non-traditional stu- having a bad day." dents it is a more difficult task. Sandy Haas, senior business major, Non-traditional students include also commutes from Findlay where she those who have been away from school lives with her 17-month-old daughter. for a while or have already started fa- Haas said, "Some of my older milies of their own. friends weren't able to accept the fact Their homes, more often than not, that I'm a single mother," because of are far away from the University. this my new friends at NTSA "have Vicki Dutton, president of the Non- been my salvation. Traditional Student Association, said "I have better, closer friends from some non-traditional students com- NTSA than I've had in a long time... mute from as far away as Marion and and I'm more able to relate to them, Carey. because many of them are mothers and Dutton, who commutes from Find- are more on my level than any of my lay, Ohio, said "NTSA is more than a other friends." support group," and that non- Dutton, junior history education traditional students often meet in the major and mother of one teenage boy Off-Campus Student Center, located and a daughter in college, said even in the basement of Moseley Hall, to though she is 38, she has no problem talk or wait for a fellow student who Friday/Greg Horvalh relating to her younger classmates. they commute with. "I'm used to being around teenagers, Because non-traditional students Noo-Traditioaal Student Association treasurer Cheryl Lyons jungles parenting and school and I look at my classmates as I do my sometimes live farther away or have with her son /.ic. Cheryl and Zac often spend time together in the Horary or at the recrea- daughter's friends." more responsibilities, they have little tion center. Dutton also said a married person time to get to know on-campus stu- that mom was always around. Some- from Findlay, said "My friends on with children who decides to come dents, Dutton explained. times, my little boy will say things like campus can't be my best friends, be- back to college really needs the support Age differences may cause some stu- 'Mom, don't go to school, stay home cause there is not enough time to get to of a spouse. "My husband told me I dents to feel initially out of place in a today.'" know them as well as I could if I lived was wasting myself being a houswife classroom setting with students who She regrets not being able to spend on campus. and gave me the support I needed when are much younger than them. as much quality time with her children "Sometimes, I get left out of things I went back to school." Mike Ross, junior Asian studies but said "My decision to go to college that my on-campus friends do, because She said now that she is working major, said "I don't feel bad (about will benefit them eventually." they assume I won't have the time since toward a degree her children respect being older), because in most of my Michelle Rister, sophomore elemen- I also work 40 hours a week," Rister her more and are proud of her accom- classes, I'm not the oldest student." tary education major who commutes said. ■ Sec Commuters, page 6. Ross, who is 27, said he believes social barriers between traditional and non-traditional students can be over- come. "But I don't think I'd think of having a serious relationship with a girl PROCTER & GAMBLE in one of my classes, because they're so much younger than me." JUST ONE ... Ross also said he believes there is a stigma involved in being labeled a Only OAK consumer products company has been recognized as superior in all ihese surveys: Fortune magazine's "America's Top 10 Most Admired Corporations" "commuter or non-traditional student. ...Mack Enterprise magazine's "a»s Best Places for Blacks to Work" "I used to see that (label) as being Savvy magazine's "Best Corporations For Success Based on Merit not Gender " negative, but now I look at it as being a The company: Procter A Gamble The reason: People positive label, because non-traditional "...the key to our past success ami unquestionably the key tit our students seem to be more serious about future success lies in our anility to attract ana' keep jtofM/f>eof>fe their studies and are more apt to help each other out with their studies or In view of this single minded focus on hiring and developing good people, shouldn't you consider applying problems at school or at home," Ross to rYoctCf & Gamble? Management Systems leads in the development and application of Information, com- said. munication and quantitative systems throughout Procter & (iambic. He said NTSA helps dilute that label We seek top BS. MS and MBA graduates in the fields of Management Information Systems. Computer Science. F.nginccring. Math, Operations Research and other analytical disciplines to achieve this objective Your by acting as "an extended family, opportunity is immediate — we provide early, meaningful responsibility, thorough training and assignments closer-knit than what you'd find in a with outstanding professionals who consider your dcvcl4>pmcnl a major responsibility Avsuming good per- dorm atmosphere where maybe only formance, your 4>pportunity is long-term — P&G promotes strictly from within based on the results you your roommate and neighbor are your achieve. Starting salaries are competitive. Benefits, including Profit Sharing, rank among the very top in I'.S. industry friends." Mindy Dyer, sophomore social work MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS DIVISION major, has two young children at home PROCTER & GAMBLE and commutes from Carey, Ohio. "I don't get to know as many people here (on campus) as if I lived here, be- Open House cause I'm not able to attend some of Monday, October 9th the extra-curricular activities and par- •:•* - 9:00 pan ticipate in the traditional college life," University Placement Office Conference loo. she said. Representatives will also be available at the Dyer also said it is hard sometimes Career Expo to discuss career opportunities for her children to understand her life In Management Systems Division. away from home. "I was home all the trmeforiwwyears; and my ¥«*» knew" 6 one Friday Magazine/October 6, 1989 What men and women really want by Gina Harlman " I like it when a girl is able to come isn't important, but a sense of humor is "I like someone I can feel comforta- up and talk to you," he said. "I don't what makes me want to stay with a per- ble with," he said, "Someone inde- What do you look for in a mate? like it when girls keep to themselves son for more than a week," she said. pendent and career oriented. I can't It is a good question, one that has and their girl group. I don't like having "I hate it when a man isn't able to re- stand it when a girl makes you feel like undoubtedly been the topic of more to feel like I have to go up and talk to lax. Men complain that every woman you have to be with her every minute. than one late-night conversation. the girl first all the time." they meet wants to have a relationship, Both parties should have outside inter- Surprisingly, the University students Senior graphic design major, Ta- so when they meet someone who has a ests to bring into the relationship. That who were asked the same question mara Sibert had more to say on per- casual attitude, they freak out." really helps strengthen the bond." seemed to have a good idea of what sonality. People who put on a false front also Freshman nursing major Erika they were looking for in the opposite "I like someone who has an open seem to be generally disliked by most Brown said she avoids conceited men. sex. mind and a wide scope of interests," students. "I don't like guys who talk about In order to obtain a fairly even cross she said, "And a good sense of humor Senior radio television and film t hemselves a lot," she said. " I li ke a section of opinion, I asked five women is a must. I like guys who can be re- major Matt Munneke said, "I am in- guy who is sincere and cares about and five men to evaluate their wants, sponsible and serious about their prior- terested in someone who is loyal, goal- what I'm feeling. Someone that is in- needs and interests in regards to select- ities, but at the same time can also be minded and has a direction in life. 1 terested in what I'm doing. Two people ing their ideal mate. spontaneous." hate it when you think someone is should be different so that they are To make this survey even more accu- Physical appearance, according to something they are not. I have a hard able to learn from each other." rate, the ten people polled here rep- many students, is only important at time trusting people after that." Obviously, those who are consider- resent several different class standings first. Natalie Eggleton, a junior psycholo- ate of other people's feelings are re- in a wide variety of major fields of Steve Lavinski, junior visual com- gy major, said she looks for confi- garded highly by most students. Self- study. This was a deliberate effort to munications technology major said, dence. centered individuals may find them- see how attitudes might change from "The first thing 1 look for obviously is "Someone that likes to have fun, but selves alone more these days. class to class or maybe even from appearance, someone who is well- doesn't carry it too far," she said. "I Mathematics graduate assistant Nina major to major. dressed and nice-looking. But if she like a guy who knows what he wants Blumenthal said, "I want my mate to At any rate, the similarities and/or doesn't have brains, then the re- and realizes the college life isn't going be sensitive and caring, and to be sup- differences in opinions between men lationship is a dead-end. 1 need more to last forever." portive of my social and career activi- and women may surprise you. stimuli than just looks." Ambition, along with confidence is ties. I like someone who can make me Chad Davis, a sophomore business Melissa Hadder, sophomore journal- also very important, according to Dave relax and enjoy life even when my own major, commented on the initial meet- ism major, seems to agree. Steinbrunner, a mathematics graduate problems seem overwhelming." ing phase of any new relationship. "I can't denv thai aesthetic beauty assistant. Perhaps one of the more straight- forward answers came from freshman Gregg Wurgler, undecided major. "I like someone who is sincere, hon- est and gives me undivided attention," he said, "I hate it when a girl talks about an ex-love or ex-boyfriend. That ATTENTION really turns me off." Apparently, students do have a fairly well-defined idea of who they STUDENT would like to meet and possibly go out with. From this poll, desirable traits include confidence, sincerity, intel- HOCKEY FANS ligence, a sense of humor and ambi- tion. The qualities most often avoided are conceit, shyness and those who are in- BELOW ARE PROCEDURES FOR ATTAINING considerate or present a false image of themselves. YOUR HOCKEY TICKETS PLEASE READ! Students often complain that they cannot find someone they would like to 1. Tickets may be picked up starting at 9:00 a.m. at the Memorial Hall Ticket date or even spend time with. The simi- Office on Monday the week of each home game. larities in opinion from men and women seem to outweigh the differ- ences by a wide margin in this article, 2. No more than one-half of the student allotment will be distributed on so I have to ask 'what's the problem?' Monday. The remaining one-half will be distributed on Tuesday starting at 9:00 a.m. ■ From Commuters, page 5. plishments. "I set aside Friday night, 3. The distribution of tickets will continue until the student allotment has been Saturday and Sunday for my family, because I do all my homework during exhausted. the week, and 1 do things with them not every parent would do to help 4. Students will need to show their validated student ID to pick up a ticket and maintain a close relationship with each student can only pick up one ticket for each home game. them." Dutton said she has lost many of the friendships she had made in groups 5. Students will need to show their ID with the ticket at the gate on and organizations she was involved in game nights. before she came back to college be- cause of the time constraints but added "NTSA has helped (in making up for the losses)." HOME FALCON HOCKEY VS. NORTHERN MICHIGAN Dutton said all non-traditional stu- dents are encouraged and welcomed to NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY become a part of NTSA and may con- tact her in their office located in the Brown and Orange scrimmage tomorrow night 7:30 - FREE ADMISSION. Off-Campus Student Center in the basement of Moseley Hall. ".v<*>\Vfl«OX\\\\\^^ Friday Magazine/October 6,199* nno 7 Pets play large part in peoples' lives by Deborah Hippie Lady, a cocker spaniel, has lived with Linda Nusbaum, junior business Pels, big or little, seem to have an administration major, for four years. impact on the families in which they "When I come home. Lady gets ex- live and add "spice" to the home. cited and runs around in a circle for 10 minutes," Nusbaum said. The closeness an owner can feel for a loved pet can begin right from the start According to both Tyson and Nus- when that "special" dog, cat or fish is baum, their pets receive a lot of loving chosen, Darla Berry, a manager at the attention. Wood County Humane Society, said. '' Lady gets more toys than any of us According to Berry, the deciding kids ever had," Nusbaum said. factor of picking out that "special" pet depends largely on the person and the Pets have also been known to be animal. "Sometimes people pick out treated as a part of the families they cats that look like ones that they used live with. Tyson said that although to have or sometimes the cat sells it- Vida has its own food, her parents al- self," Berry said. ways give Vida something from dinner. Another factor in choosing a pet is "Even if my dad brings something the chemistry felt between the two. home (for dinner) from McDonald's, "Some just come in to the shelter and Vida gets a hamburger," she said. say 'this is the one,'" she said. Mark Ketner, veterinarian at the Midway She added that Vida never goes to Animal Hospital at 19781 N. Dixie the kennel when the family goes away Highway, said depending on the indi- for vacation; the dog goes with them. vidual, pets literally become a part of "Vida sits in front of the van with my the family. father and my mother sits in back." "If the pet dies, the whole family Nusbaum said her dog is spoiled by will mourn as if a close family member her mother's attentions. "Every time has died," he said. "There are even pet my mom goes to the store. Lady gets cemeteries for the families to bury the something." family pet." Pets also tend to be overprotective of the families they live with. For some people, owning a pet is "Vida is overprotective of mom, more than veterinarian bills, grocery when dad goes to bed; Vida will jump trips and kennels, it is an opportunity in between them in bed," Tyson said. to share memories. "When someone wants to take Vida Friday/Grea Horvath .for , a walk, ... ' mom ... has to say 'it's OK' Marcy Tyson, a junior child and , <■ \.. .,, before Vida will go. family services major who has a Bou- Senior John Kim plays with his eight-week-old black labrador named Sable. Kim said. vier named Vida, said it is refreshing to "I've had a dog ever since the sixth grade and enjoy the companionship." come home from the University and find that her dog misses her. "When I come home, (Vida) sleeps in my room, on the floor," she said. DON'T JUST DRIFT DOWN Vida started living with Tyson dur- THE RIVER OF LIFE. ing the fall of 1987, shortly after she began attending the University. Tyson TIP A CANOE! said even though she and the dog have not lived in the house together for more than a month, they get along. "It misses me when I'm not home," Join in the fun with IS4JIK2/ camping and Tyson said. canoeing trip Friday, Oct. 20 thru Oct 22. D.J.'s The cost of $25.00 will include: canoe rental, equipment, camping, TAVERN food, and hayride. Featuring the Greatest Sleeping bags will be on a first come first serve basis. in Rock-n-Roll This Week SIGN UP IN THE UAO OFFICE The SYGN'S TUESDAY, OCT. 10 THRU 18TH. 9 2 Thur. Fn & Sal 809 S Main 8 onu Friday Magazine/October 6. ISOT Cancer claims Python's Chapman LONDON (AP) — Graham Chapman, visited him earlier. The show made its debut on the They had planned a huge anniver- a founding member of the zany British Chapman, a homosexual and refor- British Broadcasting Corp. on Oct. 5, sary party Wednesday night in Lon- comedy group Monty Python, died of med alcoholic who smoked a pipe, told 1969. The last original show was don, but it was canceled Wednesday cancer at age 48 as his former collea- reporters in August that a dentist broadcast in December 1974. morning when it became apparent how gues talked to him about the good old found a cancerous growth on his ton- ill Chapman was. davs. his adopted son said today. sils during a routine examination. Chapman often appeared as a stuffy army officer with a comical upper-class Jones, now a film writer and direc- Chapman was rushed to Maidstone Later tests showed he was also suf- accent. He sometimes appeared in full tor, told Independent Radio News that General Hospital in southeast England fering from cancer of the spine, he uniform to announce that a sketch was Chapman went out in true Python style from his nearby home on Tuesday and said. being stopped because it was too silly. with his usual "alternative" sense of died there Wednesday night, said his Later, he played the lead in Monty timing: "Last night we were going to manager, Don Epstein. Funeral ar- Chapman was educated at Cambri- Python's first two films. King Arthur have our anniversary party to celebrate rangements have not been announced. dge University and qualified as a doc- in "Monty Python and the Holy 20 years of Python. It was 20 years to- tor before turning to comedy. Grail" and Brian in "Life of Brian." day since the first program went out. When Chapman died, fellow Monty Python comics Michael Palin and John In 1968, he teamed up with Cleese, The group celebrated its 20th an- "1 think it's the worst case of party Cleese were at his bedside, said the a- Palin, Jones, Eric Idle and Terry Gil- niversary three weeks ago by filming a pooping I have ever come across. We dopted son, John Tomiczek. Another liam to film the television series television special to be released later will all miss him, we loved him very member of the troupe, Terry Jones, "Monty Python's Flying Circus." this year. much." riday Magazine wants to know... What do jwu think about relations*? 4. Do you think men and women can have a platonic relationship? is tM» week's issue, we have tried to cover major wiationslup problems thai ajyes . affect college students of today. J»or those of you who have a g reawr Inter- bjno est in the subject of just want to (Sad out how the student! on thi$ campus c)tt depends on the situation feel, we have provided this short survey.. If you would jrfease take a few minutes out of your busy schedule to fill M out, we would appreciate it. The Comments: results will be published in the October 20th issue of Friday Magazine. 5. Do you have someone you can talk to (day or night) in a time of crisis? IPfease circle one response for each question. a)yes with... I. If toe answer to "yes" is that friend: immediate family member a)a member of your sex ajbecome better b)a member of the opposite sex bjstayed the same cjbccome worse 6. How would you describe your relationship with your present room- mate/5 or husband? with brother* tod/or sisters & any) a)good-we get along great ajbecome better bjwe get along most of the time but fight sometimes bjatayed the same cjwe fight all the time cjbecome worse 7. Generally, do you think rooming with someone you did not know pre- your friends from high school viously is a... ajgoodidea bjstaycd the same bjbadidea , cjbecome worse c)it depend* on the situation 2. Do you think it is/or would be hard to have a romantic relationship while Comments: ■Jyes 8. Can you talk tb your professors easily? b)ao c)h depends on the situation Comments: c)it depend* on who it is If yon answered "a" or "c," what are the topics of conversation? 3. Have you ever had a long distance relationship? ajdatswork tiyes bjno cjbothaandb djotber If you answered "yes" was/is it a good relationship? Comment*: •few Woo c: Thanks again for filling out this survey. Please drop it into a designated box " »West Hall, (or send by mail) by October 16. Friday Magazine/October 6,19» OOP 9 Can men and women just be friends? by Laura Hardy Physical attraction may be a contri- said. they can talk to a male friend in similar In the recently released movie about buting factor, but personality traits Although the friendship may begin circumstances. Carolyn Alic, a senior opposite-sex friendships, "When and common interests are more impor- on a platonic level, one or both of the magazine journalism major, said her Harry Met Sally," Harry tells Sally tant in initiating a friendship between a people involved may start to develop a interest in current events is shared with when they first meet that they cannot man and a woman, according to Jeff romantic interest in the other person. many of the men she has known. be friends because he finds her physi- Agnoli, Student Wellness Center coor- Todd Collins, a senior radio-television- "Males seem more well-informed cally attractive. When she questions dinator. film major, said communication is es- and more interested in what is going on him about this, he tells her that men "I don't think the physical aspect pecially important in this situation, al- in the world," she said. "I like the fact and women can never be friends "be- plays a part initially in men and women though people are usually reluctant to that we can talk about many different cause the sex thing always gets in the becoming friends," he said. "People talk openly about their feelings toward things." way." become friends first because of per- each other. Obviously, friendships between men sonality or other aspects. As they get to "There will be times when you are Predicting future and women are possible, but it may be know one another, the physical attrac- attracted to someone beyond the society's view of such friendships that tion develops and the people then de- friendship level. You need to decide if trends for the 90s hinders them more than the aspect of cide whether they want to take the re- this is a problem and realize when it physical attraction, according to Jackie lationship farther." gets to be a problem. If it's just a closet DhNVER (AP) — What's hot for Blem, Student Wellness Center ad- Jerry Elder, a senior radio- fantasy, it's usually not a big deal, but 1990? Try "wet" beer on the rocks. viser. television-film major, said one of his if the behavior unduly affects the New Age radio, shorter hair on women When a man and woman are seen closest friends is a woman whom he friendship, you need to deal with it," and longer hair and wider ties on men, together, especially if neither individu- has known for two years. When he first he said. says the author of "The American met her, he said he had a "reasonably Watson agreed and said, "If you Forecaster 1990." al is dating someone, "people automa- Also hot, says futurist Kim Long, tically tend to think in sexual terms," romantic interest" in her but she had a sense the relationship going beyond a she said. boyfriend, so the two decided to simply certain point, you need to talk to the will be the "smart toilet," a Japanese invention that checks a seated person's The fact that more men and women remain friends. They enjoy a very other person and ask him or her where are living together as friends and social relationship which includes go- you both stand on the issue." blood pressure, pulse, urine, tempera- ture and body weight and displays its roommates is helping to change soci- ing out to eat, studying together and Although many qualities that attract findings on a built-in monitor. ety's perceptions of opposite-sex going out on the weekends; and still friends of the opposite sex are similar New Age radio took off so quickly friendships, Blem said. maintained their respective romantic to those that attract friends of the same Barry Watson, junior computer sci- relationships. sex, such as personality traits and that it is a major trend, said Long. "It's been called musical wallpaper, ence major, said the relationships he Most people seem to find that keep- common interests; there are a few at its most disparaging. It's somewhere has had with some of his female friends ing a friend of the opposite sex is gen- different aspects prevalent in a have occasionally been misinterpreted erally more difficult when one or both male/female friendship. between jazz and soft rock, and it has of the people becomes involved in a The ability to be more physically the potential to not offend a fairly wide by other people he has known. In these proportion of the population," he situations, he said he initially told peo- romantic relationship with another demonstrative in a non-sexual sense ple the relationship was purely pla- person. However, these friendships are with a friend of the opposite sex is one said. tonic, but if they were persistant about still possible to maintain as long as advantage, Collins said. "Wet" beer, a heavier brew served on the rocks, will debut in 1990 along it, "I just ignored (the gossip). As long open and honest communication exists He said he also finds women easier among everyone involved, Watson to talk to in certain situations. "If you with lower-proof liquor, but low- as I know what's really going on, out- alcohol beer will continue to founder. side opinions shouldn't have to be de- said. have a problem with a dating partner, Long said. trimental to my friendships." "As long as your dating partner is for example, it's nice to turn to a fe- the trusting type and you don't do any- male friend and get her insight and ad- White will be the fashionable color When a man and woman meet for in clothing for women, the Forecaster the first time, physical attraction initia- thing to make him or her jealous, you vice on the situation." predicts. lly is what attracts them to each other, can still keep your other friends," he Women also like the ease with which Blem said. The relationship progresses after that depending on the expec- tations of each person. Billboard Top 10 1 ."Miss You Much" Janet Jackson (A&M) 2."Cherish" Madonna (Sire) 3."Girl I'm Gonna Miss You" Milli Vanilli (Arista)-Gold 4."Love Song" The Cure (Elektra) 5."Mixed Emotions" Rolling Stones (Columbia) 6."Sowing the Seeds of Love" Tears For Fears (Fontana) 7."Bust a Move" Young M.C. (De- licious Vinyl)-Gold 8."Heaven" Warrant (Colum- bia)-Gold 9."ListenTo Your Heart" Roxette (EMI) 10."It's No Crime" Babyface (Solar) 10 unn Friday Magazine/October 6, 1989 Finding free time in a relationship by Tempo Bierley spend with your boyfriend or girl- reality it came last. Brad, school crept lower and lower friend, and you could not possibly "Our relationship got pushed to the down his list of priorities. "I would The pressures of being a student can handle another thing. bottom." It was not included on the skip classes just to spend a few minutes often feel unbearable and unfair. How If you think your relationships suf- list of things to be done, so personal with Karen,"Brad said. school effects you and your re- fer because you are so busy, you time came last, if at all, he said. lationships depends upon your attitude should be thankful you have those few There was no room for self-pity and sense of priorities. free moments to ponder. For many, Every relationship survives a few caused by societal trends or outside ex- It is Friday night — ordinarily an au- like recent University graduates Brad stressful weeks or work-filled week- pectations. The success of their re- tomatic invitation to give yourself and Karen Callender, a stolen thought ends, but for Brad and Karen this lationship, Karen said, depended upon some free time and go have fun. Un- becomes a luxury in their "rat-race" proved to be the norm. their committment to each other. fortunately you have just returned existence. from cross country practice, have a 10 For two-and-a-half years, 20-year- Brad described a major factor in The amount of time couples spend page paper and a computer program old Karen took on the role of wife, surviving the normalities of his re- together during the week or just on due next week in addition to exams on full-time student and employee. Brad, lationship as the ability to "repriori- weekends may strengthen a re- Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. 21, worked full-time and attended tize". He said this "reprioritizing" or lationship, but like most aspects of life You may not get the summer news- classes part-time. "There was no time changing and rearranging became the "it's the quality, not the quantity that paper internship because your GPA to do anything," Karen said, "- no key to maintaining their sanity and counts," she said. has reached new lows. In short, family time to pout or procrastinate." holding their marriage together. members will be disappointed in you if Brad said the emotional strain and According to the Callenders, if you you do not make the grade. responsibility of living with a new per- For example, Brad said when this commit, work hard, "reprioritize", A case of self-pity sets in and you are son and getting to know his spouse was stressful lifestyle made Karen physical- and keep a positive attitude you will re- sure your life is the worst. You are al- a full-time task in itself; in their hearts ly sick she took a personal day off cuperate and Friday night will come ways busy; you do not have anytime to their relationship came first, but in work to recuperate and catch up. For again. Living with someone you don't like by Julie Potter is that not everyone gets along with on-campus housing, about 50 to 75 for a social hour night after night, it their roommate. The problems of ad- people per semester change residence became irritating after a while," Brian Editor's note: The names in this justing to college are sometimes com- halls. This is due to a variety of said. story have been changed in order to pounded by having to live with reasons, mainly incompatibility be- avoid the future harassment of those someone who you are not compatible tween roommates. Brian, freshman computer science interviewed. with. major, had a similar problem when he One unfortunate fact of college life According to Jill Carr, director of The most common complaint people lived on campus this summer. He said have about their roommates is that one of his roommates brought people 4th and Final Week F». 7 15 0 30 I 34* 2 00 4 15 they are inconsiderate. Kathy, a junior into their room at all hours. "When he Slarts October 1 3 Sun 1 00 4 15 Batman & Lethal Weapon II pre-med major, said she encountered brought people in the room at 3 a.m. this when she lived in Founders Quad- rangle with a roommate who had no He and his roommates tried to talk ROBIN WILLIAMS regard for anyone but herself. to the offender but there was no im- He was their inspiration. He made their lives extraordinj.'y. provement in their living conditions. "It was ridiculous," Kathy said. Brian said they finally set up a meeting "The most annoying thing was that she with their RA to discuss the problem. would blow off her homework all day DEAD POETS SOCIETY until it came time for the rest of us to Not all roommate problems are con- sleep. She had a light by her bed that I fined to students living on campus, think only worked after midnight. She however. For example, it is sometimes would turn it on just as we were all go- more difficult to deal with roommate ing to sleep and keep it on half the problems off-campus because, while night." on-campus students can move to an- Catch the Spirit other room or residence hall, people ; Kathy said she and her roommates who live in apartments are bound by a of ^M ..• finally had to resort to sabotage by un- lease to stay in the apartment. screwing the light bulb. Unfortunately, OKTOBERFESTat the problem was not solved. Kathy said Mary, junior secondary education she believed "if I didn't say anything, major, is encountering this problem. CAMPUS POLLYEYES I j it (the problem) would just blow She said her roommate refuses to share over." cleaning responsibilities and to give ~"A Gathering Place" """" Mary any time to herself. Mary said A lot of people fall into this pattern, she sat down with her roommate and • Authentic German Foods hoping that if nothing is said, the prob- discussed the problems. "We made out • Daily Beer Specials lem will solve itself. This is usually not a list of cleaning jobs to share and drew on German Beers the case. up a schedule of when each of us can • Friendship Game be in the apartment alone." Another problem encountered by • Small Cheese Pizza roommates is "guests" of the opposite Although at times it may seem that for only $1.99 (inside only) sex staying all night. This was a prob- improving roommate relationships is lem that Cindy, sophomore accounting hopeless, there are solutions. Live Entertainment with major, had last year. Tom Gorman, Friday Talking about the problems, getting Greg Hubbard, Saturday "I was actually asked to leave the an impartial third party to intervene, 10:00 p.m. room a couple of times because she had or if all else fails, moving out, are plans guys there," Cindy said. Since she of action that can be taken. Missy CAMPUS POLLYEYE worked early in the morning, she often Watson, a Founders RA said. I 352-9638 440 E. Court went to work tired because she either Above all else, remember that alter slept in a neighbor's room or stayed in nine months you have another chance .,,,,,-. h«r own room and endured her room- to room with someone else who may >Iv:».«a»>XW«»Kffl Friday Magazine/October »■ »W uoa 11 Sibling rivalries affected by college by Elizabeth Maslurzo phisticated discussions. Erin Canon, sophomore business major, said she remembered fighting They are like shadows. They can be "like cats and dogs" with her 16-year- big or small, fat or ihin. Some are dis- old brother in their younger years. torted while others arc perfect. Always "When he started high school we around and unavoidable, brothers and stopped most of our fighting unless we sisters exist no matter how hard one were just fooling around," Canon tries to get rid of them. said. Looking back to younger years, stu- Weaver said he believes gender, age, dents found themselves remembering birth order, and parental modeling are fights and arguments they had with some of the contributing factors to their siblings. good sibling relationships. If parents Sandra Dennison, freshman elemen- encouraged good communication skills tary education major, and her younger through their own relationships, then sister used to wrestle and punch each children would have strong examples other. to follow. Dennison said she and her sister Although parents proved to be the worried more about getting into trou- No. I influence. Weaver said school ble with mom than the bruises they had and friendships play an important role given each other. She used to threaten also. "Communication comes out of her sister, telling her to stop crying or your friendships and is nurtured she would kick her again. through school." Often, as children grow into teen- The plunge to move away to college agers, the physical rivalry develops into often pulls sibling relationships closer. internal rivalry or competition. "When you're away from some- David Stofka, sophomore undecided thing, you learn there were things there major, has a younger sister close to his that you missed," Stofka said. "I like age. Stofka said they felt the natural her and appreciate her more (now) that tendency to compete in high school. I'm away at college." "We were both in band and Latin Club Greg Dickerson, senior criminal jus- and other clubs so we could see pretty tice major, said he had to learn not to much first hand what the other one was be so over-protective with his younger doing." sister Pam, so they could have the op- Friday/Ore* Horvalh Richard Weaver, professor of inter- portunity to become closer. When his personal/public communications, said Kelley Mottice (left), a senior IPCO major from Stow, Ohio, talks with her sister Melissa, older sister Patti left home to come to a junior broadcast journalism major. The two sisters roomed together this past summer competitiion is a negative division of the University, Dickerson said he for five weeks. They said, "it probably worked out so well because it was for such a short children. While not all siblings are found his already close relationship period of time." burdened by it, many are. "Our whole with his "best friend" bonded even society is based on competition. I'm more. *•••••*••••• ••••••• not sure it's unhealthy because it does Canon said the distance between her prepare you to a certain extent, for life brother and herself had also amplified in general, (but) it can become ex- their relationship. "Since I've moved tremely vicious." out, it's a lot different because we talk By the time high school arrives, that more than we fight — a lot more." typical childhood saying of " I'm Esther Marie Bacon, freshman busi- gonna tell! " or the obstinate "I don't ness major, said she is not very close to want to! " may develop into more so- any of her three siblings. She and her brother and sisters were close when it came to family matters, but as individ- uals — things were different. Our Lounge'. A good communication channel be- tween siblings cannot be obtained without input from both parties. The Zoo Before variations in relationships are influen- Join the wild lif ced not only by their interactions, but before the also their personalities. Free Hot Dogs & Snacks IMUimtUH 1550 E. Wooster Street Bowling Green 352-5211 • ••••••*•••• •••••• 12 Gfiu Friday Magazine/October 6. I9»9 The problems of long distance love sibility of who will do the traveling." by Melissa Puccetli call her once," Yerkes said. where he had no phone and a letter There has to be something special would take a month to get there. It was Shock said she is willing to work at long distance without a lot of commun- this indefinitely. "The distance doesn't Long-distance love. Is it worth about the relationship to make it work, "you have to be more open and honest ication," Shock said. help but it doesn't hurt our re- counting the ways? University students The three months apart were more lationship or what we share." have differing opinions when it comes because of the limited time together," he said. "I've learned that discipline is difficult for him. Shock said. "I had Lisa Jacob, junior fine arts teacher to this question. prep., is opposed to long distance re- important, you have to communicate his family and friends to touch base with; he had more to cope with without lationships. "I've had about three of Andy Yerkes, senior history major on a regular basis — you just can't support." these relationships, and I feel they're from Chicago, said his relationship has blow it off," Yerkes said. Being independent is also important Now that Faltys lives in Columbus, very difficult to maintain, she said. been long distance from its beginning there is only a two hour separation. "When two people are apart for six months ago. "We met through a to maintaining a long distance re- lationship, Yerkes said, "she's strong "After experiencing a distance so long amounts of time, there is not only friend when she was visiting BG from a physical separation, but an emotional and does well on her own." great, it's nice to have a long distance Ohio Northern University," he said. relationship where communication is one that can jeopardize the stability of "We try to see each other on the present," she said. both partners," she said. weekends when we're at school, Yerkes The bad part, he said, is that if said,"it works out better this way be- something significant happens in your life, you do not have that special per- Shock said the worst part is that A constant line of communication is cause we can concentrate on school everyday experiences cannot be shared needed in order to have a strong, work during the week; it's like having a son to share it with right away. immediately, "but when we do get healthy relationship. This cannot al- vacation every weekend." "You don't realize what you have until you get it back again — it's really together, there's so much to talk ways be achieved over long distances, she said. Yerkes, active in ROTC, spent exciting to see each other after being about." Another drawback. Shock said, is "It's hard to share yourself when several weeks during the summer trav- apart,"he said. "if we haven't seen each other for you're not together; you just can't stop eling to different states with the pro- Laura Shock, senior journalism major, had been dating Matt Faltys, a awhile, it takes time to get reaquainted, by when you need them." gram before leaving for Korea. There are some relationships that "I had no time to write my girlfriend University graduate, for four months and by Sunday one of us has to leave before he left for Brazil to student- again. can last long distances, she said; except for quick thoughts on post- "These are the special ones that build teach. "We really try to make an effort to cards, and most times it was hard to get character." to a phone. In Korea, a phone call cost "At first it was really hard to be see each other every other weekend," she said, "and we alternate the respon- $30.00 for 15 minutes, so I could only happy. He was in another country ■From Violence, page 3. — me, I wouldn't be where I am now." In the shelter. Shelly said her oldest knowing that one deserves to have a on stabilizing her life. Similarily, Shelly plans to start her According to Tracy, those who only son, 16 months old, wakes up every decent life — "no one has the right to date their boyfriends have a more night screaming with nightmares. She control you. That's the bottom line — life over by going back to California where her family is and getting more difficult problem. "It's a lot harder (to said he is not old enough to talk so she they're trying to control you." know what type of person you are in- cannot find out what he is dreaming After she stopped hating her boy- counseling. "I need to understand my- self and why this happened." volved with) when you're just dating about. friend, she said, she started to hate her- but when you're around them you see self for staying with him for so leng. She said she needed to hear about all aspects of their personality," she He is beginning to treat others with "Now I don't care. There's M way I the successes of other women that have said. "It helps to talk to someone violence, she said. "He pulls little girls' can change him. He's not going to who's not involved." hair because he saw daddy pull mom- change so if 1 don't want to be treated been battered to be assured she can make it. Shelly wanted to "go on as be- my's hair." But, "he's very protective that way, I have to leave him behind." ing a single mother and be a success "No man has the right to hit a of me." However, "I don't hate meo." Now, Tracy is looking for a job and again." woman, but no woman has the right to When Tracy left her boyfriend, she hit a man either. Men are much had little money and nowhere to go. "I a place to live. Unfortunately, she said Shelly and Tracy advised that stronger than women," Shelly said. had 112 when I left... I had no idea she will have to go on welfare like most women in the shelter because her boy- anyone in a domestically violent re- where I was going to go. I slept outside lationship must step back from the re- If you know someone or you believe that night — it was freezing cold." friend controlled the money. She went lationship and look at it rationally. you are a victim of a domestically vio- Tracy said the biggest thing gained in to college for three years and would lent relationship, you can contact the like to get a degree but must BOW focus "When you're 'm love,' s>ep back the shelter is one's self-esteem and from your relationship and see it as it Student Health Center, on-campus really is," Shelly said.' 'You need to counseling services, the Mental Health listen to what other people say." Center of Wood County, First Step: "If a man hits you once, he's gonna Shelter for Domestic Violence or the HOWARD'S club H hit you again. If I had gotten out (of Family and Child Abuse Prevention the relationship) when he first slapped Shelter. 210 N. MAIN NO COVER GLASS CITV ALL STRRS UJcd.-Sot. 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