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BRIEFLY Fire Dept. Campus chooses Snow prediction: What are our chances of having a good, old-fashioned white Christmas this fire chief year? Those asking that question as they by John Kohlstrand wait for the cold weather to bring staff writer snow in time for Dec. 25, may be disappointed, however. "I'd give you Capt. Joe Bums was named Bowling a fifty-fifty chance this year, said Green's new fire chief Thursday morn- Tony Spicer of the National Weather ing, Mayor Edwin Miller announced, Service in Toledo. after more than a six month search. Glen R. Frey, meteorologist and Chief Burns, who has been with the associate professor of geography, Fire Division since 1976. has acted as offered no further hope. fire chief since former chief Jack Gon- "I forecast for up to three days in yer's retirement earlier this summer. advance," Frey said. "You could flip He was chosen over Fire Division Lts. a coin as well as I could. Weather Jack Ninke and Bill Reinemeyer. bureaus and consulting services will "By his responsibilities over the give predictions, but they're not years, he probably had more experi- really accurate." ence than the others," Miller said. Burns, a former University student, Cruelty unfounded: The also attended General Motors Institute University police department will not before graduating from the state fire press charges against members of the academy. He has also completed train- Phi Kappa Tau fraternity following ing in arson investigation, safety in- investigation of an incident in which spection and emergency medical tech- evidence suggested that animals were niques. being treated cruelly. The process of selecting the chief was This weekend police were informed an involved one, Miller said. by the Wood County Humane Society that several fraternity members "We found it would be difficult to find allegedly were playing with gerbils by out who would be best, so we called the using the animals as hockey pucks, University for help," he said. according to Barb Waddell, public The University's psychology de- information officer. partment created tests that would find Upon investigating, Waddell said out how the fire chief applicants would officers discovered the incident react under stressful situations. occurred when a gerbil had gotten loose in the fraternity house and ran "I think all three of them agreed that underneath a closet. The students it was the most thorough interview that were trying to flush the animal out they had ever been through." Miller with the hockey stick. said. Christian comedy: The BG News/Brock Visnich "It's going to be quite a challenge," Christian comedian Mike Warnke will Tech Erector Set said Burns, who has been a Bowling Krform at Sandusky High School on Senior Bob Theis (left) listens to David Gideon, professor of technology, theorize about what is causing the interface module to Green resident since the early '70s. onday at 7:30 p.m. There is a overheat on the model material-handling system (foreground), in the Technology Building Thursday morning. Theis is working Burns and his wife, Janice, have a donation at the door and the on the module for his independent study requirement. "I should have been done with this about five weeks ago," said Theis. performance is open to all. Warnke is seven-year-old daughter Veronica and sponsored by the Campus Fellowship live at 1454 Rosewood Dr. and Bible Study of Firelands. For more information, call 433-4577. Coats for Kids: The BG Faculty won't challenge ROTC question Police Patrolman's Association is sponsoring a "Coats for Kids" charity relations specialist. "I am not aware of any movement within the Uni- drive. Coats, mittens and scarves can by James A. Tinker Wisconsin's Board of Regents will ultimately de- versity to pursue any action similar to the University be dropped off this weekend at the staff writer cide if the ROTC will remain at the Madison campus, of Wisconsin (faculty)," said Faculty Senate Vice Huhington Bank on South Main Street he said. Chairman Blaine Ritts. or at the police department. All The University's ROTC program may discrimin- In 1988 the University of Wisconsin-Madison facul- Senator Elliot Blinn. who initiated the Senate donations will be distributed by the ate against homosexuals because of a U.S. Depart- ty condemned discrimination against homosexuals, resolution concerning homosexual discrimination, Wood County welfare department to ment of Defense policy — but Faculty Senate has no but allowed ROTC to continue, Iseminger said. said there is little — if any — chance the Faculty needy people in the area. plans to challenge Washington. Despite the recent University Faculty Senate Senate will ever take action against the ROTC pro- The University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty sen- resolution condemning acts of intimidation and vio- gram. Grads interviewed: All ate resolved Monday to ban its ROTC program be- lence aimed at homosexuals, there is no movement "It is very unlikely that any social action will take 1989 and 1990 college graduates and cause of this policy which prohibits homosexuals among the University faculty to challenge the ROTC place here, no matter what it is," he said. those completing graduate programs program or its right to remain. are invited to attend the Greater from military service, said Jeff Iseminger, U of WM Cleveland Growth Association's annual Greater Cleveland Job Expo. The Job Expo will be Dec. 19 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cleveland BG student Convention Center. Deposit clashes avoidable For more information, call (216) 771-5533. allegedly Careful precautions end students' security return problems Hanulckah celebrated: The Jewish Students Group is Editor's note: This is the final ar- security deposit returns. were done," Bakies said. sponsoring a Hanukkah party this suffers rape ticle in a threei>art series on secur- First: students should either Finally: students should choose evening at 7. Everyone is invited to choose a landlord who will accept apartments more by virtue of the the second floor Student Services ity deposits off-campus students by Michelle Matheson mustpay. the standard lease recommended by landlord and the lease available with Building for the event. slaff writer legal services, or have their lease that apartment rather than just its reviewed by SLS. address. Deadline nearing: The by Wynne Everett "You have to check for detrimen- R.E Management General Man- National Student Exchange Mixer A University woman was allegedly staff writer tal clauses that may relieve the ager Scott Prephan said he believes will be held this evening at 7:30 p.m. raped Wednesday night at the Forrest Creason Golf Course. landlord of responsibilities that he that most security deposit disputes in the Faculty lounge of the For many students, the idea of los- should really assume," Bakies said. are caused by students who are first- University Union. Tne Mixer will The student had gone to the golf course ing part or all of their security de- Next: renters should complete a time renters and do not fully under- include students who have previously by the pond about 10 p.m. when a man al- posit at the end of a lease is a bad "move in check sheet" documenting stand or assume all their responsibi- been to other schools in the nation, legedly grabbed ana raped her, police said. dream, but the thought of a three- the condition of the apartment be- lities. will be going and those who are at the month court battle for that deposit's fore the students move in. "Many of our renters are coming University on exchange. The deadline After the alleged rape, which took place return may seem like a nightmare. Some landlords provide these off campus for the first time," Pre- for exchange as a part of the program between 10:15 and 10:45 p.m., the suspect checksheets themselves, but they phan said. "They come with the is Feb. 16, said Sue Young, allegedly took several articles of the University senior and former R.E. woman's clothing and ran off toward the Management tenant Brad Funk- are also available at the SLS office. mentality that life is just like it was coordinator of the program. houser recently emerged from such "A lot of problems with security in the dorm. The first time renting is Anyone interested should call the football stadium. a dispute triumphantly with the deposits would not happen if this a learning experience, some take it Cooperative Education Office at Police said the student then returned to seriously, some don't." 372-2451. her residence hall where she cleaned her- court having awarded him a $322.44 self up before she was transported to settlement. Prephan said he also believes While Funkhouser's quarter-year- there are steps a renter can take Wood County Hospital for a rape test. lone court battle is rare, according when signing a lease to help avoid City The woman did not give a reason for be- to Student Legal Services Director future security deposit problems. ing on the golf course at that hour, police Greg Bakies, security deposit dis- "To help clear up any gray areas, putes are not. we have a list for the students to Santa poses: The Wood County The woman's parents were notified and Bakies said his office deals with read explaining charges before they Humane Society is sponsoring the they took her home. more than 150 such cases every se- sign the lease, Prephan said. "Our Third Annual Pet/People Photos with The student was unable to give a com- mester. intent is not to have to charge Santa on Saturday at Blue Ribbon plete description of the suspect, but said The disputes spring from nu- anyone for anything." Photo in Bowling Green from 10 a.m. he was wearing a ski mask and a down merous causes, but in at least 90 There's always that negative to 2 p.m. The package, including two winter coat. The woman also told police percent of the cases tenants do not perception of landlords that's hard poses of 3x5 double prints and the the suspect may have been carrying a reel they are responsible for the to fight," Prephan said. negatives, costs $10. All photos will be weapon. damages for which they are Prephan, Bakies and Funkhouser available for pick up the same day Public Information Officer Barb Wad- charged, he said. all agreed the "Landlord Tenant and Christmas cards and reprints dell said no further information currently "Most people will say 'I don't feel Booklet" published by SLS and the may be ordered. is available. I'm liable," Bakies said. office of off-campus housing is help- For more information call 352-7339. Student Legal Services recom- ful in informing students of their "She had a tough time; we don't want to mends several steps student-tenants rights and responsibilities concern- Compiled from local and AP pressure her," Waddell said, explaining can take before or while they are ing security deposits. wirereports toe victim will be questioned again later. renting to avoid later problems with u See Deposits, page 7. D See Rape, page 7. w THE BG NEWS
a tO Newt Documb.r 8,1989 Editorial
The BG News A Market Square Hero Dennis Robaugh -An Independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Angela Blandina Peace is just a "sugar plum" Editor Soft, downy flakes of snow drifted slowly Throngs of desperate people, attempting betized and everything. I even had the prices Amy Burkett Beth Church through the crisp December air and settled to gather their last precious gifts to surround and quantities on it to save your accountants in growing layers on the hard ground. It was the roots of their artificial trees and please some work," the child responded. Managing Editor News Editor brisk, not cold, and a slight breeze rustled the demanding young ones, moved sluggi- "Well," said Santa. "Do you want to add the evergreens. shly along the slush-covered mall floor. anything to the list?" Amy Cole Barbara A. Weadock The moonlight cast a warm glow across "Sure. I[ wantw G.I. Joe mobile rocket laun- Asst. Managing Editor Editorial Editor the snow. A portly man with rosy cheeks and I stayed on the outer edges of the group chers. I need new jeeps, a couple of tanks, a flowing beard stood in a child's darkened and picked my way through small openings, about 200 new army men, some cruise miss- bedroom and tousled the hair of the sleeping occasionally squashing a tiny child into the iles, an F-16 jet fighter." boy. gray sludge. I hurried along as their cries "Quite an arsenal," said a surprised He turned away, took one last bite of an for help grew faint. Santa. oatmeal and raisin cookie and disappeared A long line of crying children and pertur- into the clear night to deliver his last goodies bed parents snaked through the mall, out the "I'm at war with Billy — the kid next Canes and Coals to the sleeping children. doors and under some barren trees. Birds door," the boy replied. "Say, you wouldn't As the jingling sleigh disappeared into the who were too dumb to fly south for the win- happen to have his letter on you, would you? achyear during the holiday, The BG News night, skimming over the trees and rooftops ter chirped gaily and left droppings on the I can offer you a tidy sum for your efforts.'' ofa world at peace... children's capped heads. E sends those on its Christmas list candy canes BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! As I slid through the line, an angry mother "Sorry kid. I'm no secret seller," chuckled or lumps of coal, depending oon whether they were I reached over and slapped my alarm socked me in the head with a bag of gifts. Santa. "Is there anything else you want?" naughty or nice throughout theie year. clock. I knocked it to the floor and it contin- "End of the line," she growled. "We're "Um, no. Well, yeah. I wish we'd have ued its high-pitched piercing blasts. My seeing Santa first." peace on earth." A busload of candy canes for the University's roommate tumped to his feet. "Yeah," her snotty nosed kid chimed as he successful shuttle service. "Die! Die! He dropped a five-pound kicked me in the shin. I stumbled off to the I wandered away mumbling to myself. weight on the alarm clock. It passed away side and watched the store Santa work his Peace on earth. People moved out of my quickly with a slight whimper. seasonal magic. path as I mumbled and meandered. Good- A funny-looking candy cane to UAO for bringing a I shook the last remnants of sugar plum will towards men. top notch comedian to the University. visions from my brain and padded through Another grimy youngster climbed onto the the living room. For some reason I felt unu- lap of the overfed Santa. His wispy white What a moving idea, I thought, as I pulled sually happy — at peace with myself and the beard was perched unevenly on his chin and out of the parking lot and cut off another A line of candy canes the length of the Lenhart world. I opened the blinds on the living room sweat poured down his face. driver. He beeped his horn and I saluted him Grand Ballroom to the Office of Registration and window and looked out. Thank God this one wasn't crying and with a merry middle finger. Records for ending the drop/add lines by imple- The yard was a quagmire of mud from the screaming, he thought. "Merry Christmas!" menting the STAR system. wet rain. I put on my coat to get the paper. The wind cut through the layers of fabric "And what do you want for Christinas, Robaugh, a columnist forThe News, hopes A lump of coal to all the closed-minded people and raised goose bumps on my skin. dear boy," said Santa for the umpteenth everyone has a good holiday and returns to Once inside, I quickly dressed and drove to time. the University in one piece. OK, two if you who discriminate against homosexuals and a candy the mall to finish my Christmas shopping. must. cane to the University government bodies which "Didn't you get my list? It was alpha- are attempting to fight that prejudice. A candy cane to Denise Van De Walle and each of her Bowling Green volleyball team members for Viewpoint- Chuck Travis winning the Mid-American Conference title, ending Western Michigan's eight-year reign. A candy cane, shaped in a three, goes to Fran Christmas not merry for some Voll and the women's basketball team for winning their third straight MAC title. And she brought forth her first forever outside of the American and fear swirling down a toilet angels that do walk the troubled born Son and wrapped him in dream. bowl with her vomit. corridors of this world. Clara A glow-in-the-dark candy cane to the athletic de- swaddling clothes and laid Him And then the angel said, "Do And suddenly there was with McBride Hale is one of them. partment for sponsoring a night football game. in a manger... not be afraid, for I Bring you tid- the angel a multitude of the Her eyes are sheltered behind Terry Anderson has been held ings of great joy which will be heavenly hosts... steel rimmed glasses and they A biodegradable candy cane for City Litter Pre- hostage for five years some- for all people... Swaddled in the clean white are full of strength and compas- vention Coordinator Gayle Pearson and the Red where in Lebanon. Chains linen of Bellevue Hospital, the sion for these waifs. She picks up Box Brigade for the city's recycling efforts. around his ankles have cut into She lies in a hospital bed and is frail child's body trembled. The the child and soothes its squalls his flesh. He sits in his own ex- a skeleton of a woman. Her skin child's mother smoked crack crement, held in bondage by is blotched with sores and she is when the child was growing with soft clucking sounds, Two lumps of coal to Craig Taliaferro and Kevin American foreign policy which alone. A heroin addict and a within her. And now the child is "There, there, child, Mama Coughlin for behaving immaturely with all their will not negotiate with his cap- firostitute, she came to the city a crack addict. The mother is Hale's here." constant bickering, arguing and name-calling. This tors or release frozen assets rom the great farmlands of the unable to take care of the child, Clara McBride Hale is the University needs leadership, not childishness. which could possibly lead to his Midwest to be a star. AIDS is her for crack has destroyed her abil- mother of an extended family of release. Ronald Reagan, whose only companion now — her ity to do so. children nobody wanted. Since mentality has decreed this poli- dream of stardom expiring with taking in her first child years A candy cane to University President Paul Ols- cy, now appears with the face of every painful breath she takes. Thin veins run blue under- ago, Hale has become known as camp for participating in the President for a Day a toasted apple on the thousand neath the child's scalp where an a benevolent angel to hundreds fundraiser, allowing him to better understand us by Bints of lights that make up the For there is born to you this intravenous needle is dripping a of such children. Her house in walking in the shoes of a student. levision screens across the na- day in the city of David a Savior saline solution. The child s cry is Harlem has been a warm, gentle tion. And while George Bush, his who is Christ the Lord... haunting, with its high piercing place of grace for the refugees of successor, tries to show the na- wail. There are a chorus of other poverty, neglect and abuse. If A soggy piece of coal to the ring of swimmers for tion he is not the media wimp There is a family at a dinner crack-addicted voices in this love ever did work in this world, thinking they could get away with stealing Univer- that people say, Terry Anderson table. The silence betrays the hospital nursery which wail it works through Clara McBride sity property, and a candy cane to the University waits alone in desolation. pain that inhabits the family. together In misery. The sound Hale. police department for initiating the investigation. The mother and father have a reminds one of the mourning TTiere were shepherds in the relationship that is character- cries at a funeral. And the multitude of angels fields, keeping watch over their ized by drunkenness and frigi- joined in in chorus and sang"G- A candy cane also to the city police department flocks.. .and an angel of the Lord dity. Expressions of love and af- An elderly black woman shuf- lory to God in the highest and on for quickly apprehending a suspect in the murder of stood before them... fection are absent and although fles into the nursery. Her iron- earth, peace and goodwill Leslie Keckler. the food at the table is bountiful, gray hair surrounds her head towards men and tidings of com- There is a tenement building the family is starving. like a halo and if there are any fort and joy! "Luke 2:7-14. in New York City washed in A candy cane to Faculty Senate for attempting to filth. The paint is peeling, there Starving for the ability to increase the benefits for retired faculty members. is trash strewn over the floor. A communicate. Starving for feel- family of illegal aliens waits in a ings of self-worth and accep- Correction A bright candy cane to the University for install- shivering room for their father tance. It is Christmas break and ing more lighting on campus, making this a safer to come home with supper. Sud- the son will spend his evenings A story appearing Nov. 21 on an Undergraduate Student place to be after dark. denly, the violence of a crack at the local bar getting smashed Government meeting incorrectly identified Barbara Kopp as a deal gone awry explodes in the with his friends and trying to get University psychologist. She is actually a graduate fellow in hall. The father stumbles laid to fill the ache of his loneli- psychology. A lump of coal to professors who refuse to give through the door, his cranium ness. And the daughter will out evaluations for their classes, prohibiting stu- blown away; he falls to the floor. purge herself, sending her hate dent input on their education. Falman byJohnBoissy A big lump of coal to the University for refusing GOOD , TOK CA.UC.HT T« ROACMI Poccts S/oe-vs MO**.UO THm to pay the volunteers of the Campus Escort Service QueH UHAT( THOSeT MAH- «Vv^> OF T>*C 4*040f,a. JGATIH& COCK ao/
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LETTERS
Ankney record "unimpressive' Alcohol and road safety do not mix To the Editor, however, reveals a poor confer- How lone to the fans at Bowl- nee record of 16-15-1. Bowling: ing Green nave to watch medio- Green is third in all-time MAC j Drunk drivers ore menace to all road users, including pedestrians cre football? While the Universi- standings. But until Bowline! Dear Students, walk across campus to ponder son sons are parents of Lancaster. ty of Toledo fires a quality coach Green gets a quality football; You have plans for your life your chances of becoming the Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. This letter was sent to 1,000 un- in Dan Simrell, Bowling Green team that plays consistently and > — goals to reach — a brilliant random victim of a drunken Editor's Note: The Nichol- iversities across the country. finds it necessary to retain head does not lose to teams like j future. driver. We all carry the same coach Moe Ankney for another Miami, who had the longest los- • So did Linda Lancaster, a risk, as did Linda. But with year. Ankney has just com- ing streak in the nation, maybe j doctoral candidate-at the uni- your help we can —and must — Toledo accident full of irony pleted his fourth year as head people can be proud to say they! versity of Maine, Orono. On keep our streets and sidewalks To the Editor, coach at Bowling Green, compil- are Bowling Green football fans! Feb. 18 of this year, the drun- safe. been drinking. I think if ing an unimpressive 17-26-1. It once again. Until then, the ath-! ken driver of a pickup truck Take a stand. Refuse to ride I am responding to the this person was drinking, should be noted that Bowling letic department cannot expect ! struck her down as she and a with an intoxicated driver. article about the death of he should go to jail for Green has had some fierce com- the fans to come out and support! classmate walked along a Volunteer to drive a friend who the three high school stu- manslaughter. Because of petitors, including Washington, the team. I hope Mr. Ankney can I sidewalk in the campus com- has partied too much. Write dents Saturday last week. his stupidity, a whole fami- Perm State. Arizona and West prove me wrong next year. munity. Linda died three hours your congressman to initiate They died in a car-train ly is gone, which is a terri- Virginia. Subtracting Bowling Jay A. Martin - -{ later. deterrent legislation against crash in Toledo and the ble tragedy. To hear that Green's non-conference games, 725 Offenhauer West killer drivers: no time off for police think alcohol was three young people had good behavior —no suspending Involved. The thing that is their lives taken away be- All her goals and plans for half a sentence — no plea bar- so terrible is the fact that cause of some idiot driving Homelessness is serious matter JI the future were wiped out in gaining. the three that died were recklessly is enough to one senseless moment of drun- brothers and sister. The make me wonder how fair To the Editor, of our population. I rather won-; ken violence — a violence our der how many students, staff,: guy driving is still alive the world is. I hope that I was deeply saddened upon legisatures have yet to recog- Do something positive, if not and in the hospital. This anyone who reads this ar- faculty and administrators .at! nize as murder — and our reading Ms. Matheson's report this University might be one' for yourself or for a friend, situation is so ironic; the ticle is smart enough to on the Howie Mandel perform- courts of law waiver over Jus- then for someone who loves people who died have no take a lesson from it and generation removed: from their' tice for the victim. ance in the Nov. 15 BG News. very poor or homeless parents; '■ you. control over the situation not let something so tragic His "joke" about wanting to parents with dignity ana sensiti- and the one person to sur- happen again. help the homeless, but not know- vity, if nothing materially. You have plans for your life Keep your future alive vive is the one who was Barry Earls ing where they live was in pitifu- — but, take a moment as you Russell and Eleanor Nichol- driving and might have 240 Anderson lly poor taste and reflectedgreat Arthur S. Brecher • ; insensitivity to a needy segment Chemistry
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4 I8N..I D«.mb.c 8,1989 Campus Life Campaign successful Mass celebrates holiday "Every time I come home, resolution by Undergraduate toy Michelle Banks year. The opening procession ■ftaff writer there is a stack of messages and Student Government and Grad- by Tina Diorlo religious affiliation. phone calls and I have to stop uate Student Senate to include reporter "Any student may attend," will be in darkness, with the ser- and ask myself 'Is this for real?' sexual orientation in the student Kaza said. "All are welcome." vice itself featuring a bell choir , Only three weeks since the " she said. code, Rogers said she felt steps Response to the service has and a dance of light. Campaign for a Discrimination- were finally being made to end St. Thomas More's annual been positive. Kaza said. Last The service is an effort to up- Free University began. 42 Rogers will not be able to con- discrimination. Sre-Christmas celebration, Dec. year, the ballroom was set up date the Christmas story and groups and organizations have tinue her role as coordinator of 0 at 8 p.m., is a great way to re- for 1,400 people and there was an give it a modern theme, Mazur become involved and more than the campaign because of her "I was at the USG meeting lax before finals, according to overflow into the balconies, so said. $722 has been raised, according student teaching, but said the when they passed it and I felt Mike Mazur, a senior communi- this year they will be setting up "I think it's excellent," Mazur to coordinator Tandi Rogers. main goals of the group have like we had arrived at last," she cation education major. for 1.650. she said. said. "I wouldn't miss it." already been achieved. said. "I couldn't picture going into Mazur said the service will "It's incredible," Rogers said. finals without it (the service)," "I thought it was the most po- emphasize a season of rebirth The campaign is going better In addition, she said the expe- Rogers said she will continue Mazur said. sitive experience of my life," and rededication. than I ever dreamed it would." rience has been beneficial in to educate about discrimination The candlelight service in the said Pauline McDonald, a senior The music will feature a song motivating her. when she has her own class- Lenhart Grand Ballroom of the elementary education major. written by Pat Boyd, a Universi- The money raised from the room, but not during her student University Union has not been Between 20 and 25 people di- ty student. Campaign will be used to take "We have already gone way teaching period. held in the church since 1983 vided into six different commit- out a full page advertisement in beyond the original goal that I when the service became too tees began preparing for the Boyd, a music education the The BGNews to make peo- have set of creating awareness "As a student teacher, I am a large for it, said Sr. Cecile Kaza, service more than a month ago, major, wrote the song "He ple aware that discrimination is and taking out an ad," Rogers guest in someone else's class- a campus minister at St. Tom's. Kaza said. Came to us Anew" on a whim wrong. said. "And I'm really glad I de- room and have to behave my- Although St. Tom's is a Catho- Mazur, who is working on the and it was accepted by St. Tom's cided to do this because I believe self," she said. "However, once lic parish, the service is open to music committee, said they will for use during the service, Ma- This overwhelming response it will help me later in life in my I become a teacher I will contin- all students regardless of their be trying some new things this zur said. has taken time for her to get profession (teaching)." ue to speak out about discrimi- used to, Rogers said. With the recent passage of a nation and see how long I last." K^«««[«iW««««««K««^l»»»?K^
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ISNIWI December 8,19»9 S Exam tips may relieve stress
i Focus on material that is not crease in stress-related illnes- by Jeremy S. Weber understood. ses. reporter Take care of all distractions "Stress isn't necessarily a bad such as bursar bills and hunger. thing, in fact it is a motivator," Final exams are a mere three Schedule breaks during Kaplan said. "The problem days away, but following some study times. comes when it passes a certain simple steps can help keep stu- CTry relaxation techniques, point where stress decreases dents feeling the pressure sur- such as deep breaths and neck productivity. vive exam week. rolls. "When students start thinking Joyce Blinn, from the Study about how nervous they are Skills Laboratory, said that the Don't worry about the exam rather than what they are study- traditional "exam cram" is not after it is over. ing, it is time to walk away," he the most effective way to learn said. "When (a student is) really material, even late in the semes- Staying up all night studying, tired, sleep rather than take ter. however, is not substantially stimulants. Even though it is "The material doesn't settle physically damaging as stu- busy, find time to sleep, eat and into students' minds," she said. dents might think, Director of exercise." "With cramming, they shovel in Health Services Joshua Kaplan unrelated facts noping that the said. Blinn said the Study Skills Srofessor asks questions where Laboratory will be open from 8 ley just have to plug in the an- "There is minimal damage. a.m. to 5 p.m. during exam swers. It keeps them from see- There is no reason why a young week, and that there is a han- ing the relationships in the ma- healthy person can't stay up for dout with exam tips available in terial and it doesn't stay." one night," Kaplan said. the lab, located in 213 Moseley Blinn offered these tips as an "However, to function properly Hall. BG News/John Potter alternative to cramming: on an exam, students should get CMake a study schedule, a minimum of three hours of "We can help students with Study Break taking into account current sleep beforehand." suggestions for how to learn in Senior Sue Irwin catches a nap in Jerome Library between classes Thursday afternoon. Finding people grades in classes. addition to helping with con- sleeping in the library is not uncommon during finals week, when all-night study sessions take their toll on Stress also plays a role in tent," Blinn said. Use the ex- students' energy. DLearn all new material by exam preparation. Kaplan said perience to help plan for next the weekend and spend exam every semester around this time semester and you'll be that week reviewing. the Health Center has an in- much better off. EXAM SPECIAL Sunday, December 3 thru Thursday, December 7 Sunday, December 12 thru Thursday, December 14 FALCON HOOPS! ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS Study and Relax in the privacy of your own room at SHOWTIME Graduate Student Senate is looking for a | BEST WESTERN^ I Falcon Pl£ 5:15/7:30 P.M. dependable graduate student to fill the executive position of GSS Treasurer (located across from Harshman Dorm) AT "THE HOUSE THAT ROARS"! $2395 per night for a single or double room for the spring semester. Interested Includes: 'Early check-in and late check-out times THE 1989-90 BGSU GYMNASTICS TEAM 'Continental Breakfast WILL BE FEATURED AT HALFTIME OF graduate students should contact the 'Coffee available 24 hours Advance reservations required and THE MEN'S GAME FOR A PREVIEW present vohd BCSU ID at check-in 4% V tf% m r ^ m GSS office at 372-2426. Not volid lor family, friends, and OZ>X-4v>/4 other ion-students
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Deposits ROTC—^-r= G Continued from page 1. Q Continued from page 1. Funkhouser also suggested the Yet, Ritts — a veteran — said he Kams here at Bowling Green Basic ROTC classes are a- addition to the booklet of student would not be surprised of a ve a very good rapport with vailable to any student, but ho- evaluations of local landlords. forthcoming effort to pursue this the faculty. mosexuals would not be allowed issue locally. to take advance courses because "I would love to see where "I do not foresee any such this includes military induction, students would know who they'- "No matter how many points occurances," he said. Hover said. re renting from and that land- of criteria supporting discrimi- lords reputation," Funkhouser nation are offered ... discrimi- said. nation is just not justified," he said. "I think if that were well done — witt a properly conducted The discriminatory practice is poll — it could be very helpful," not the choice of ROTC direc- Bakies said. "I think students tors, but is an order from the could have a very strong in- Pentagon. fluence on housing by deciding that they would act together to "It is a Department of De- WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE change the things they want fense policy and it is nothing any changed." ROTC battalions can change,'' CONGRATULATIONS! said University Chairman of Mi- NOVEMBER FINALISTS litary Science Lt. Col. Ronald o Rape Hover. Administrative Staff- Dr. Dean Purdy U Continued from page 1. Director of Office Research and Waddell cautioned other stu- Defense Department rationale Evaluation dents about the possibility of for refusing military service to w Classified Staff- Ellen Converse such an incident reoccuring. homosexuals include adversely Secretary Prevention Center; affecting morale, an inability to "Do not walk alone at night — o Alcohol and Other Drug Center it does not make good sense," maintain order, and the decay of Waddell said, adding students confidence and trust, University Graduate Student- Mary Keen should not assume that this Chairman of Aerospace Studies Graduate Advisor could not happen them. Lt. Col. Rohrs said. University Activities Organization Ironically, a rape awareness BECAUSE YOU CARE, BOWLING GREEN IS A {irogram was sponsored by Pub- When asked if the University's ic Safety, the Undergraduate Faculty Senate might take ac- BETTER PLACE. Student Government and the tion similar to their University -THE STUDENT AFFAIRS STAFF University Activities Organiza- of Wisconsin counterparts, he tion earlier Wednesday evening. replied, "At the present, the WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE WE CARE Theprogram showed the mo- ROTC and military science pro- vie "The Accused" and provided a discussion session which an- swered questions on rape. About 60 people came to see the movie and about 22 stayed for the ques- G tion-answer session which lasted :-L4^ until about 9:30. 352-0796 rHOURS: 6:00 A.M.-12:00 MIDNIGHT MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY \oure SERVICE AREA: BOWLING GREEN astute enough $ 75 * Fare Children to discuss the 1.50 Fare For Elderly @5+)/ UNOCR « VRS OR UND£R 40 III For Persons Ride Free Of Charge philosophical Handicapped Persons with adult. 4-64 Yrs. Of Age Ttinin Identification Card Required" Chid mutt ride in Child Rest/ami ramifications of .Seen provided Victor Frank! s VAN WITH LIFT AVAILABLE: Wheelchair Access & Group Seating Available' "Existential •Transit Identification Cards Available At Grants Aommistrators Uttice On Tues. & Wed. Only^ Call 354-6203 For More Information This service is financed m Vacuum? SERVICE PROVIDER: perl from an operating as RICHARD RAMOS Let Driver Know sisiance grant from the "Ramos Taxi" Oh* Department ot How Many Persons Transportation And you re Will Be Riding still smoking? No Service on Christmas Day
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8 ■ON.wt D.c.mb.r 8,1989 Elsewhere Misdiagnosis leads Meal will honor homeless
by Thomas J. Sheeran preciation for contributions meal stems from that tradition, but also clothing and medicine," to woman's death from the community, according she said. said Matthew J. Hatchadorian, CINCINNATI (AP) — A city re- Craig, told Henry her pupils Associated Press writer to Florence Karoghlanian, local president of the Armenian port criticizes a firefighter who were unequally dilated. The tire church council president. The church in suburban General Benevolent Union. He misdiagnosed a woman's brain department's training manual CLEVELAND — The city's Richmond Heights, which or- estimated that there are about damage as intoxication, telling says unequal pupils signal brain Armenian community on "Forty days after a death, we ganized Cleveland's response to 1,000 people of Armenian des- her to sleep it off two hours be- damage. Thursday invoked an ancient have a requiem service and a the earthquake, collected cent in the Cleveland area. fore she died of a ruptured blood "The importance of seeking tradition, honoring the victims dinner in honor of the $134,000 in cash for the quake vessel in her brain. immediate medical care for vic- of the Soviet republic's killer deceased," she said. "This is victims. The donations will be "We wanted to express our Alma Johnson, 57, died Nov. 6, tims displaying this sign is earthquake through a special one year (since the quake) and used as seed money to build an appreciation to all the people in after a crew led by Lt. Gary within the level of a lieutenant's meal for the homeless. we're doing this for the 25,000 entirely new city in Armenia, this community for their re- Henry left her house. An autopsy training," Johnson wrote. Armenians we lost." church treasurer Harold Zahi- sponse to a horrible tragedy," found no alcohol in her blood- The city manager recom- The 112-member St. Gregory gian said. he said. stream. mended that the fire department of Narek Armenian Apostolic Although the dinner is not oc- The report issued Tuesday by review Henry's performance Church selected the City Mission curring 40 days after the deaths "The Cleveland community Neither Hatchadorian nor Za- City Manager Scott Johnson and decide whether disciplinary as the site for the dinner, which — the time period dating to the was very generous in making higian could put a dollar figure said Mrs. Johnson's son, Todd action is necessary. is also intended to express ap- Ascension of Jesus Christ — the contributions, not only money on the non-cash contributions.
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BGNews D»c»mber8,1989 Accusations fly at Nintendo by William M. Welch "Nintendo right now is saying you can buy our machines but you Associated Press writer can play only our games," Eckart said. Eckart sent an 11-page letter to James F. Rill, assistant attorney Seneral and head of the antitrust division of the Justice Department. WASHINGTON — The chairman of a House antitrust panel t described the subcommittee staff investigation findings and asked charged Thursday there is "strong evidence" that unfair marketing the Justice Department to review or investigate under antitrust practices by Nintendo of America Inc. have monopolized the home laws. video game industry and kept the prices of Super Mario and his bud- Justice Department spokesman Amy Brown had no immediate dies artificially high. comment. Rep. Dennis Eckart, D-Ohio, asked the Justice Department's an- Eckart raised the issue less than three weeks before Christmas, at titrust division to investigate Nintendo, the U.S. subsidiary of a a time when the parents of children all over the country are buying Japanese manufacturer that revived the domestic electronic game or looking for popular Nintendo games. The game-playing unit costs industry and now controls 80 percent of the $3.4 billion market. $80 or more, and game cartridges range in price from $40 to $60 Nintendo officials angrily disputed the charges and accused Eck- each. art of denying them an opportunity to defend themselves. By Nintendo's own estimate it will have its electronic game- "This guy is just grandstanding," said Howard C. Lincoln, senior playing units in 20 percent of all U.S. households by the end of 1989. vice president of Nintendo. The market-penetration figure for households with children aged 7 Eckart, chairman of the House Small Business subcommittee on and up to mid-teens, the prime game-playing market, is far higher. antitrust, accused Nintendo of intimidating retailers to keep compe- Eckart released his letter and described the investigation at a titors games off the toy store shelves. news conference. He said Nintendo has used exclusive software arrangements and Lobbyists for Nintendo distributed copies of a letter from Lincoln physical computer-chip barriers to control the market, and he to Eckart accusing him of unfairly refusing to give Nintendo offi- charged Nintendo had created artificial shortages of some games cials a chance to give their side. sold by licensed software producers. Eckart said his staff had two interviews with Nintendo representa- He said the result of Nintendo's marketing practices is that only tives. games licensed or sold by Nintendo can be played on the Nintendo But in a telephone interview, Lincoln heatedly disputed that claim players, blocking independent software publishers and inflating the and accused Eckart of "an outright lie." costs of games to consumers by an estimated 20 percent to 30 per- cent. "They have done a brilliant job in marketing their product, but the simple fact remains that our subcommittee investigation has COMPUTER SOFTWARE SALES revealed there is no competition among competitors," Eckart said. Rapidly expanding computer software development company seeks self-motivated, technically skilled inside sales representatives on a full-time or part-time basis. The qualified individual will have knowledge of dBASE and ROILING STONES related products as well as the ability to work in a STEEL WHEELS ■» Mnad Emotion* highly telephone intensive environment handling Roth In A Hard Piaea Sad Sad Sad incoming sales orders. We offer an exciting lttfWy.no,/Cam B* Swn opportunity, competitive salary, bonuses and full benefits.
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Falcons rout Lady Eagles BG icers travel to UIC Bonner reaches 1 ,000 mark in 79-43 win points. for weekend matchup by Matt Schroder career-point total. And with 4:37 sports writer to play in the first half, she "The tough thing is to main- grabbed one of her eight re- tain good scoring balance, and twinbill of their first swing ing off his best performance of by Mike Drabenstott through the CCHA. York said the season, making 29 saves en bounds, and cashed in the lay-up good total balance when you're sports writer The women's basketball team to reach the milestone. using a lot of people," BG head the streak has bolstered the route to a 7-2 BG win. proved once again there is "I was really nervous at the coach Fran Voll said. team attitude tremendously, es- UIC's one bright spot this strength in numbers. beginning, and I missed my first "And we got good perform- With the way Illinois- pecially after losing six of its season has been the play of jun- Eleven out of 12 Falcons put two shots of the game," Bonner ances out of everyone tonight, Chicago's hockey season has first nine CCHA contests. ior Daren Noren. The center has points on the said. "At that point I was think- topto bottom." Eregressed, the team might "We're feeling good about tallied more than a third of the board as BG ing it was going to be one of The Lady Eagles kept the ave to change its nickname ourselves," said York. "We Flames' 56 goals, scoring 20 routed those games. But, after I got it game close through the first 14 from the "Flames" to the have a great deal of confidence, while assisting on 12 others. Morehead r i over with I felt more comforta- minutes. A three-point field goal "Shames." and they realize the tremendous Sophomore Rick Judson and State, 79-43, ble." by MSU guard Sandy Vincent UIC (3-14 overall, 2-12 in the team effort needed to win. junior Dominic Dunlap have Thursday Although Bonner had 12 points and a Shannon Litton jumper cut Central Collegiate Hockey Asso- "We need the same type of each added 18 points. night in front and earned player of the game the BG lead to 27-23. ciation) has faced its share of effort this weekend." The main disappointment has of 796 fans in honors, the win was a team But in the final six minutes, Eroblems, ranging from injuries One Falcon who has converted been the play of goaltender Anderson effort by the Falcons. the Falcons produced a 13-4 run ) inconsistency, which have effort into offense this season Dave DePinto (2-9, 6.34, .833). Arena. | Senior guard Tecca Thompson to go on top 40-27 at the intermis- led to its season-long spot in the has been Brett Harkins. Har- The senior, who was a second- Senior Bonner led all BG scorers with 15 points. sion. CCHA basement. kins, the leading freshman point team all-CCHA selection last center Angie She also added six rebounds and "Right before halftime, when Yet while the Flames have scorer in the conference, totes a year, has started the last eight Bonner needed only six points to five steals. Junior forward we went up by 13, we were pretty been far from spectacular this seven-game point streak after games for the Flames. become the seventh player in Heather Finfrock went a blister- much playing our style of ball, season, BG head coach Jerry securing two goals and three as- However, he showed glimpses of BG history to surpass the 1,000 ing 6 of 9 from the field for 12 our brand." Voll said. "And we York said their record is deceiv- sists last weekend to raise his recovery last weekend at came back in the second half ing. season totals to eight goals, 19 Western Michigan, collecting 31 and established that right away, They're a better team than assists for 27 points. and 33 saves as the Broncos and that always makes a big dif- their record seems to indicate," Defenseman Rob Blake swept UIC. TAKE A STUDY BREAK! ference." York said. "We're assuming (10-11-21) has also shined for BG One facet of the Falcon game In the second half, the BG de- they're a lot better because they recently. The junior has a point [ilan which has improved great- fense tightened and allowed a returned so many players (17) in each of his last eight games, y from early in the season has mere 16 MSU points in the final from last year's squad. scoring six goals and assisting on been the power play defense. FALCON HOOPS 20 minutes. The Falcons (9-7, 8-6) boast nine others during the stretch. Over the last seven games, the The Falcons finished with 17 the nation's longest win streak, Again this weekend. York said BG penalty-killing unit has al- steals and 5 blocked shots. five games, entering the final he will split goaltending duties lowed only seven power play SATURDAY NIGHT between senior Paul Connell goals in 36 attempts tor a 19 per- (5-3-0, 5.49 goals against aver- cent conversion rate. In its first se, .816 save percent in CCHA nine games, BG killed only 20 of 5:15 WOMEN, 7:30 MEN play) and freshman Angelo Lib- 57, a 35 percent success rate. BEST WISHES AND ertucci (3-2-0. 3.33, .888), with a "We're much better at it be- decision pending on which night cause we've worked on it," York FEATURING AN EXHIBITION BY THE 1989-90 CONTINUING SUCCESS each would play. Connell is com- said. "We've been putting a lot BGSU GYMNASTICS TEAM AT HALF TIME of time into it during the last TO four weeks of practice, and we'- ve also been sacrifice our bodies DOWNTOWN BG 353-1361 a lot more." [IIIIIIIMI MIMMIJ KELLY GRAY The BG penalty killing team YULE CRACK UP! will be without one of its best and performers this season, I .lew CAMERAS JIM MIKO aoSSxGfc G See leers, page 12. 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J2 ort on 24 exp , or $1 otl on 12/15 exp This coupon must accompany order This coupon not valid with any other otter. One roll per coupon Coupon Expires 1 -8-90 1 HOUR FILM DEVELOPINO AT BG. YOUR ASSURANCE OF QUALITY =BLUE RIBBON PHOTO =H FILM DEVELOPING • CAMERAS • VIDEO 157 N. MAIN ST., B.Q. PH. 353-4244 (ACROSS FROM UPTOWN) »wmioo m/rotao '"MtlH/W/Ht ifinnnuofncfrt IMP lllllTrilllllllllllMl.TT- i«w^t n t w^ -- ■ THE BG NEWS ■ONews D*cwnbwl,im 11 Falcons wish for Santa to deliver About this time every year, children and adults alike are writing Kyle Hockman —nearly 80 percent of last year's scoring. — Emerson wishes for 29 points to become BG's all-time leading letters telling Santa Claus what they would like for Christmas. — Fran Voll, the women's basketball coach, wishes for patience scorer. Bowling Green's athletic coaches and players probably are no dif- while his squad develops the chemistry the past three MAC cham- — Volleyball coach Denise Van De Walle is already wishing (and ferent. The BG News sports staff has put together a list which we be- pionship teams have had. fraying) that she can find someone that can even come close to lieve will be identical to some of the ones the coaches and players — Every coach is looking for more fans at home games. For as Ming the shoes of Linda Popovich next season. will send to jolly 01'Saint Nick. successful as most of the winter sports teams have been in the past — Soccer coach Gary Palmisano does not have visions of sugar- —At the top of men's basketball coach Jim Larranaga's list has to or at the start of this season, students haven't snowed as much sup- Slums, but of the Falcon booters in the NCAA Tournament and an be some solid play from the center position. Jim must feel if Ed Col- port as the coaches would like. CAA Tournament selection process that does not omit Quality bert hits the boards hard and contributes a few points each game, — Basketball forward Tom Hall would like a break-a-way per teams. then his squad could win its first Mid-American Conference title game so he can show off more of his electrifying slam dunks. — While he's at it, Palmisano wishes for another group of talented since 1982-83. — The men's swim team could use a few more members so it recruits like the ones he brought into the program last season. — Football coach Moe Ankney will be asking for quality, beefy doesn't finish the year in the tank. — Baseball coach Ed Platzer wishes for a strong centerfield linemen. That would make it possible for the Falcons to have a rush- — Football tailback LeRoy Smith may need some ACME "Cure- breeze when his opponents are hitting and a gale-force wind at the ing attack plus be able to stop someone on the ground. Both would be All Bruise Ointment" if Ankney doesn't get his first wish. Falcons' backs when they bat. a first during the Ankney years. — Hockey coach Jerry York may have received his wish early as — The track and cross country teams' wish won't fit in any — Ankney also needs some offense because graduation took the Brett Harkins appears to be the player needed to take the heat off of Christmas stocking — an indoor practice facility like some of the likes of Rich Dackin, Ron Heard, Reggie Thornton, Jason Zeller and Nelson Emerson. other MAC schools. ■JJM&fPJ^^ INVENTORY BLOWOUT I maxell ® YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY "IT ROCKS, ROLLS, 128 N MAIN ST. / DOWNTOWN STOMPS, SWINGS, ... BUT IT DOESN'T IAM! XLII-S TWO PACKS Xll-Sc UR TWO PACKS (XLI-Sic fim Hfil maxell maxell maxell maxell maxBll mil maxell E390 maxell■ • (ED!• 120□ £33 maxell CUDD© LMOUC f&J* FUNCTION LCAKH UMOUE FOUR-FUNCTION LtAOC" maxell EJ90 maxell (ED 120 liaXHll XLUS9( m S- i*0 1 *utt I'flM HMVUNTV FUll L*E TWt VtHHRANI • $2" $3" $549 $5" with coupons with coupons XLII TWO PACKS MX TWO PACKS XLII 90 TEN PACK maxell I maxell mnxi'll uns o 60 mii\i!lluosi90 I with ■ • i*B B« i*Q FREE carrying m;m*lluosB_60 niHXHH uosn 90 case B* i»Bl B- i*B ■ $25" with coupon itr p. $449 $4 $549 $6 99 m with coupons XLIIS90 8 PACK with coupons with FREEXLIIS100 $2595 with coupon THE BG NEWS 12 ION.WI D.c.mb«r 8,1989 Women cagers duel Dayton Falcons host Schools square off in important intra-state battle Oilers before The women's basketball team will play its final home game of 1989 starting guard Cindy Frericks. Frericks' father, Tom, has been the against Dayton at 5:15 p.m. Saturday. Dayton University Athletic Director for 20 of the past 26 years. The Flyers enter the game with a 1-3 record, after losing their Another father-daughter connection includes freshman Jennifer third-straight game Wednesday night at Louisville, 60-54. Meineke, whose father Don who played on the UD men's basketball week's layoff Dayton head coach Sue Ramsey s squad opened its season with a team between 1949 and 1952. victory over Mercer, followed by big losses to i The men's basketball team will try to win five-straight games North Carolina State and Miami of Ohio —losing A BG-Dayton connection that may have some BG fans looking for the first time in three years at 7:30 p.m. Saturday when it by an average of 28 points. twice is that of twins Tracy and Ten Gaerke. Tracy runs track and hosts Findlay College. Falcon head coach Fran Voll said despite Day- cross country for BG, while Teri shoots hoops for Dayton. The Falcons are 5-1 and have won four in a row after defeat- ton's slow start, he expects the Flyers — who have Ten Gaerke, who is averaging four points a game, was inserted ing Wright State 92-85 Wednesday night in won eight of the last nine meetings against BG — into the starting lineup against Louisville. Dayton. to give them a battle. Bowling Green closed the 1966-87 campaign They have a traditionally strong basketball The Flyers other starters include Frericks, guard Pam Rasey, with four-straight regular season victories program," Voll said. "Looking at the names on center Kaihra Goodman and forward Anette Melvin. Melvin leads and then won its first game in the Mid- their roster, I see many names of former basket- the team with a 12.5 points per game average. American Conference tournament. ball players and athletes from their university and I After Dayton, the Falcons wiltplayLtheir next three games on the The Oilers, an NAIA school, are 5-0 and area. Voll road in three different states — playing at Illinois St., Michigan St. have a balanced offensive attack with four and Kansas. Their next home game will be against Kent on Jan. 3. players averaging in double figures. For- Voll added that when two teams from the same state play each ward Anthony Slappy leads Findlay in scoring other, it means a little more. at 18.2 points per game. "Anytime we play an intra-state game, its very important to us Falcons head coach Jim Larranaga said '■""■■'••a* because we recruit from the same group of players," he said. "We leers the Oilers could cause his squad trouble because of their style. are very familiar with the players on each other's teams." D Continued from page 10. One Flyer whose last name is well known in the Dayton area is and-home series with Ohio "We have played them the last three years and they have NcWana, as the sophomore re- State, December 15 and 16. BG given us all we can handle," he said. "It's always a different covers from a right knee injury then travels to Orono, Maine, for style when we play them. suffered last weekend. York the talent-laden Dexter Shoe "Findlay is a team that creates a lot of problems because of said NcWana could return for Classic, battling St. Lawrence the tempo and shot selection they look for. the Dexter Shoe Tournament, December 29 and either Maine Following a nine-day layoff for final exams, the Falcons will December 29-30 in Orono, or Minnesota December 30 de- return to action Monday, Dec. 18, for an 8 p.m. tipoff at Michi- Maine. pending on the outcome of both gan State. games. After complaBng their series at The Falcons will return to BG then plays two 7:35 p.m. road games — Dec. 28 at Butler DO YOU ... UIC, the Falcons return home to CCHA action January 5-6 as they and Dec. 30 at Xavier — prior to returning home to open MAC NEED MATHEMATICS CREDIT? host the first game of a home- host Western Michigan. play against Kent State Jan. 3 at 8 p.m. The Falcons go to Ball State for a 12:30 p.m. game on Jan. 6 HAVE SCHEDULING PROBLEMS? before classes resume the following Monday. LIKE TO MAKE MATH WORK FOR YOU? Here's a New Telecourse fealuring Contemporary Mathematics and Focusing on Real Life Applications 1 Merry Christmas and Good Luck on Exams \ Sabo disappointed »Can be used toward Croup III requirement for degree s from the officers of the programs including B.A., B.F.A., B.A. in Comm. • Prerequisite: 1 year of high school algebra. This course 5 Criminal Justice Organization about Franco trade will not cover extensive algebraic skills. •Watch the programs in your home or on-campus. 2 CINCINNATI (AP) — John Franco's former teammates are stun- ned that the Cincinnati Reds would trade him to the New York Mets •Only 15 campus meetings, taught by Fredrick Leetch, 5 President: Joe Callahan for a reliever with less-impressive statistics. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics & Statistics. m Vice Pres.: Shari Stimmel The Reds sent Franco, who is eligible for free agency after next •Math 111.3 credits, 2 programs per week which cover Sec./Treas.: Carrie Hensley season, to the Mets on Wednesday night for left-handed reliever 5 areas of math applications in 26 programs. Section #29952 Randy Myers. Several Reds players figure money was the bottom s> line in the deal. For more information, and newly elected officers Myers, who has saved 26 and 24 games the last two seasons, made 9 $758,500 last year. Franco has averaged more than 30 saves each of call Continuing Education 372-8181 5 President: Mary Ellen Onigkeit his last four years, making him one of the best left-handed closers in Y* W1A-M W A h WMnS VrtJLK Vice Pres.: Debbie Schull baseball and a candidate for a multi-million dollar contract. Sec./Treas.: Dee Dee Wasiniak G-Cr-ir-ecefkitftiftftctriftfer'er-Cc-er-er'trlfM i SHARPEN YOUR COMPETITIVE EDGE WITH £ The Sisters Alpha Chi Omega $ Natalie Anderson Tim Nekic Allan Baer Stacey Oatman AIR FORCE ROTC Proudly Announce Their Gary Bolinger Loren Rhoton Melanie Bowles Kevin O'Reilly 1990 Officers Date Braun Barb Pyle t*& No matter what area you've chosen for your college Craig Bruehler Scott Sattler major, you can enhance your com- Michele DaSana Amy Scott ^^B^^ petitivenot t ra strengths I now. Join Air Force President Joan Ashcraft Greg Dickerson Brett Seimer ROTC, and you'll begin the first steps toward VP Chapter Relations and Erin Garvin Christine Domme Matt Seman becoming an Air Force pilot, navigator, engineer, Kate Fox Ed Steinmetz manager - a range of different disciplines. Most Impor- Standards tant: your skills and managerial expertise will be built on Kris Hemmer Monica Thomas the solid foundations of leadership that are critical to VP Pledge Education Joey Gerhardstein Tracey Johnson Mike Turner career success. Annette Kromer Gretchen Van Den EindeJ VP Fraternity Relations Lisa Everhart Call Meegan Lally David Wieging MAJOR ED VOGEL VP Finance Shelley Winter Patty Lawton Erica Williams 419-372-2176 Communications Chairman Liz Fergusson Chris Murray Jody Williams Joe Murray Nate Willis Membership Development Joni Kreinbrink Jeff Meyers Assume Senior Pahellenic Delegate Jill Brown Rush Chairman Amy Schlagater Scholarship Wendy Gradwohl a&sma®®®®®&i^*&fo Philanthropy Dawn Wilt Social Chairman Dana Benson Chaplain Tina Corbo Composite Linda Pheil CRIC Carolyn Jakmides Assistant of Finance Kelly Fox Hostorian Lisa Wagner ■a Junior Pahellenic Delegate Gina Main Assistant Pledge Educator Julie Elliot Publications Michelle Hennessy ■a Recording Secretary Chris Crawford Assistant Rush Amy Berry Assistant Social Terri Krasock Warden Tiffany Mondillo The 1989 officers completed the year wonderfully. Thank you for a job well done. 4-tr-tr ■& ir * -tr -ir -fr -A ir * -tr -ir -tr -tr -ir -tr -ir -tr * -tr % One Week from Tonight A BOWLING GREEN VS. OHIO STATE %J J£lr Friday, December 15 y Last Home Hockey Game of Semester... Tickets Available Beginning Monday at Memorial Hall ■ THE BG NEWS Classifieds IGNewi DtctmbtrS, 1989 13 ANDREASUE ALGEO FRUIT BASKETS BY CHARLOTTE INTRAMURALS GET READY FOR SPRING' MtkeMehaHk CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS ANDE- make an exceaent Christmas gift ENTRIES DUE M INDPT ICE HOCKEY JAN What s the hne this Saturday7 SLAMMERS HAPPY HOURS rt'a not often that a person finds a friend quite for anyone 11. M BASKETBALL - JAN 16. W. C BAS Is there a "sure ft«ng?" 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Alpha Xi Island Airlines1 TINA HAPNER Thanks lor a lenitic three years' Congratulations on graduation We love you Every Mon-Fn 8-10 PM and support you in al that you do. Good luck One Location for 30 Years I'm looking forward to New Years Eve WBGU 88.1 FM I love you' I'l miss you' and we will miss you very much The best in R & B. Rap and Dance Muse Love Always. Tammy Love your Second St Roommates, in Northwest Ohio Connie. Gabby, and Kathy POWER 88 ANDEALGEO No Computers GOOD LUCK* Extended House. Plsanallo's will be open ear- WE'LL MISS YOU! lier and closed later starting Saturday Dec 9 No out of state wholesalers WELOVE YOU! through finals week We're closed when we YOUR ROOMIES- close Merry Christmas'352-5186 No Drawings or Gimmicks EXAM SPECIAL Ande "Btowfish" Algeo Flannel Boxer Shorts are in $23 95 per night T J and your coffee table dancing roommates We have a selection of lour different Best Western Falcon Motel will miss you a lot Hairdo time and ironing fust plaids to choose from Study A relax m the privacy won't be the same. And now ASP will be minus T O a Campus Comer 900 E Wooster ol your own room one neuter glowworm with an anal fixation Be 352-3365 Dec 3-7«Oec 12-14 sure to keep your beer lips to yourself at Wnght Free 7 mo. old male cat-neutered, has all shots Early ck in 8 late ck out St. you've already broken enough hearts at BG Happy Holidays Call 353 8190 Continental breakfast 4 free coffee Especially ours. we'H miss you! Love. Karen and Laura liom Reservations 352-4674 ck -In. Fraternity Ule: Can't beat the leeKng PS We just want to say. "we love you!!'" Students must show valid BGSU ID Find out about the BG Greek System Not valid (or family, friends or RUSH INFORMATION NIGHT, JANUARY 10 ^TUDENT BOOK EXCHANGE other non-students Bridget, Pam. Jenny, Debbte. Tnsh . AT 7:30PM This little el wishes each of you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year See you Lenhari Grand Ballroom. Union next semester G •CAMPUS POU.YEYES- Help! I Have 3 Choices. Find a roommate. Su- G -Tish- Live entertainment 10PM with Tom Gorman FRI blease 1 -2 People. Eviction S140 each plus u- taties Cal tract 353-8162 O O * ATTENTION INTERESTED GRADUATE STUDENTS: I C A BEGINNING IN OCTOBER. THE GRADUATE STUDENT SENATE WILL HOLD C BOWLING GREEN'S LARGEST SELECTION £35 OF S""IS ELECTIONS FOR REPRESENT ATI VE-AT-LARGE POSITIONS. THERE ARE BGSU IMPRINTED SPORTSWEAR mrm FOUR POSITIONS TO BE FILLED. WHY SHOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN E G THE POSITION? R E - THE REP-AT-LARGE IS AN INVALUABLE SERVICE TO GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM THE STANDPOINT THAT YOU WILL REPRESENT THE wwwWWW R GRADUATE STUDENT POPULATION AS A WHOLE - CONCERNING ISSUES S THAT EFFECT ALL OF US. THUS. YOU WOULD BE OUR "ROVING-REPRESENTATIVE" AT VARIOUS UNIVERSITY-WIDE FORUMS, S SELECT COMMITTEE MEETINGS. AND HOPEFULLY OUR VOICE IN THE COMMUNITY OF BOWLING GREEN. - THE REP-AT-LARGE POSITION CAN INVOLVE 'EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER STATUS" - MEANING. YOU CAN HAVE DIRECT INPUT AND AC- CESS TO THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT- TEE. - AS A REP-AT-LARGE. YOU WILL ALSO HAVE VOTING PRIVILEGES ON ALL AGENDA ACTED UPON DURING GSS SESSIONS. IF YOU ARE AT ALL INTERESTED IN THIS POSITION. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL FOR DETAILS AT 372-2426. 9-5 PM. TU OR W. WE ASK THAT YOU NOTIFY US OF YOUR JNTENT. THANKS. AND GOOD LUCK DURING THE 89/90 SCHOOL YEAR! YOUR GSS OFFICERS Bill Everyone Wins at SBX [EHlIx ********************** continued from p. IS Schmltty To my favorite bartender. 1 or 2 female subleases wanted (or Spring se- WANTED Leather coat ska new. reasonable prtca. Cal Goodkjck on ORES' Saturday night was a blast and I couldn't have mester Large apt ctoee to campus, turrMahed- 2 people needed to sublease 2 person apart- 353-8081 Ucan DOIT' picked a better date to bring in the new year onrypay4rathe CM3537127 ment/close lo campus Low rent PLEASE Chases. Snukle with Thanks for a fun tone, your understanding CALL 352 4382 Sinoka BO la aala PHI DELTA THETA 1 or 2 people needed to sublease a 1 bedroom and iust being "you I can t wait to get together Great condWon! $70 (negotiable) Corxaaluletlone apartment on 2nd street For more info, reeve a Wanted 1 or 2 roommates Spring Semester egem soon' Pleeee cal 353 3642 1990E«ecutlveC«llcat»: Secret Santa Brian wrth an T Bat 354-5323 ctoee to campus 521 E Merry Low sem rate Love, your 'Wild'' Alpha Gem date PmKtontOMn Schetter CM Bob or Matt 353-8388. I got your name Merry Chrtalrnee PS I love your Christmas Tree" 2 roomates needed to sublease an apartment in Vice ftesxtent-Scott Basey Dawn Space neater wihumldmet. Kodak aide protec- Secretary- Jo* Canclleia Haven house Includes use of Cherrywood Wanted one non-smoking male roommate to tor Brother wordproceasor Make otter Health Spa Cheap and Close to campus CM Warden Jed Satx* VlnChar Produce would axe to help sublease one hail of apartment tor Spring '90 353 8823 SIGMA CHI SIGMA CHI SIGMA Cl 352-9198 semester Close to campus CM Steve or Pat House Manager - David D4xeeo Cater your Christmas Party 353-8431 Leave message Two tickets Ipr STONES » Pontlec. Ml Dec 10 Pledge Maale. Johnny Barbarorta Merry Cnrlstmaa 4 Happy New Year' Have Accounting 221 students I'm In section Schoto she-Ken Novak aGAEAT break' Best Otter Cal Rob at 353-8231 Vegetable Tray S 34 95 #20O22(MWF 2:30) Anyone in section Wanted Love. Lori Social ChairmanOsn Gotham Op $5 00 #20018 or 20019 8 wants to trade with me 1 female, non smoking to share with 2 others Rush Crwman- Mark Young Fruit Tray $39 95 CM Jen 3723435 lor Spring Sem Very Nice 146/mth plus elec- Hiatonan-TIm Preaby Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Dip $7 00 tric 1 592 7493 coeector 353 3288 ASAP-2 non-smoking females needed to su- FOR RENT C infeflMBM StgmaChts blease apt tor sprang 90 sem-furnished CM Both Trays feed up lo 50 people Wanted: 1 roommateftemale, norvsrnoklng) GOOD LUCK ON FINALS 353-5729after 5pm Love. Lori Order now' 354-11*3 To sublease duplex apt. for Spring 1990. Phi Kappa Tau la Rent only $150/mo plus gas only. "Own taking tha campus by atom Cleaning person needed several hrs. per wk must have transportabon CM 362-7012 room! Cell 353-3587 after 5 or 353-5539 Rush Phi Kappa Tau 1MB apring SNM' SNM • Pau4a Fofcena' SNM " SNM Want to buy a HOODED BAJA? How about a Wanted Male or Female Grad Student to su- CAMPUS SHUTTLE (I had to do rtwsj Efficiency (or Sublease 1-2 persons free Blanket or Belt? Now you don 1 have to go al blease Spring Semester Own bedroom. Free to residents ol Thanks for babysitting me lor the last 3 1/2 heat CM 354 8332 A-atafiH Dec 20 POWER 88 the way to Mexico Just call Steve at Tijuana $200/mos CM John st 354-1857 W1NTHHOP TERRACE years. I guess you're oft the hook until Valen- YOUR ONLY ALTERNATIVE FOR SOUL RAP Imports 354-9616 Energetic tnendty MMrJuaJs to rJatribute bro- AND YOUR FAVORITE DANCE MUSIC tine's Day-II bring the wine1 So. what do you Wanted: Someone to sublease a 1 bdrm apt. chures for Multiple Sclerosis Society fund rais- Three great tocaaons WBGU88 1 MON-FFI8-10PM want to do now? ing events to Toledo and outlying areas full-time on 2nd St for Spring 353-7994 Bill or R.E. Free heal I water loW you. WHEN IS A GRAPE Mngt POWER 88 temporary positions $5 00/hr Plus Mileage 24 hour maintenance Jules A LETHAL WEAPON? Provide own transportation and tennis shoes Wanted Someone to subleoao downtown effi- Laundromat Queen ol title Apdul, and Yak Queen CM 531-1671 Distribution dates January ciency for Spring semester CM Doug 1 a 2 bedroom apartments Payched tor break gonna man you! STACY YETTF-R fl-12 and March 19 23 353-8789 1 a 2 tun baths Can't wait to come back. WHEN IS A GRAPE SPRING SEMESTER LEASES Female needed lo sublease apl Spring 90 But then there s only two1 You have made my LIFE complete and Fulflaed A 352-9135 1 LETHAL WEAPON' 167/mo Own room, very ctoee to campus What to do. What to do? my every dream you are the best gal a guy Can move i Dec 15 Cal MaryeWen 353-7437 HELP WANTED Get hooched ana miss you' could ever rawe'l LOVE YOU* Love You Guys' DAVE ZBTZBTZBTZBTZBT Female needed lo sublease room m house with CRUISE SHIPS Now hiring M positions Both Elfie For Rent $270 mo Always, neicer The Brothers ol Zete Beta Tau would eke to 3 gals New house - very close to campus cM congratulate ZBT Bob Davidson on his kwaasr- 354-4370 skated and iinskitad For information CM (615) Al unities Pd Starting > spring semester with a financial 7795507 Ext H210 On wooster across street trom South Hal mg to Metssa Burton QUESTION: crunch? For being with elderty woman nights HOMELESS? 353-9066 ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT ZBT Have U ever seen a WASTED JILL MUNDORF? and weekends a female student can have own 1 female needed tor Spring semester $849 M Pricker's Restaurant now hiring M pontons 352-8052 ANSWER: ntce apartment and money perks Junior. utilities except electric paid. No deposit Apply at 27390 Helen Drive Exit 193 ft Rt 20 IsehtodSOHlO Perrysburg Yes. last year on Dec 14a agavi ttka year Dec Senior status preferred CaH 353-9753 ZEPPELIN" WHO'DOORS-STONES'RUSH needed CM Lisa at 353 9155 •••FREERENT-*- 14' Classic Rock-Tonighi n' every Friday mght Help Wanted: Start Spring semester female STEP 1 and the Prevention Center wish you a Large apt for sublease avaaable 12/18/69 lor the Itrsl month it you sublasee my Fnuee HAPPY 21 ST BIRTHDAY JtLL!(eerly| 10 PM-12 Midnight on 88.1 WBGO student to accept 1 person apartment and addi- healthy and happy hofcday season Flemember. CM 353-3186 Ave apt lor Spring Prater a non-smoking male M your gong to celebrate do it safety Jam Master Steve Higgms tional perks as a payment for being with an el- MALE NEEDED TO SUBLEASE APT. CLOSE Rent a 137 50/mo Cal 363-7994 Radar Detector and poece band. Cheap Request Line # 372-2826 derly woman nights and weekends. Junior. T.T. TO CAMPUS PLUS BEC. VERY NICE. CALL 354 0895 senior status preferred CM 353-9753 for ap- 1 bdrm unfurniehed upslalrs apl Happy #22 you aging, experienced wonder ROD AT 353-8485 pointment Downtown • $285/mo • NO PETS Randy ■ Merle • Hank ■ George Hopeluty. some of that experience rube off on 22 CeMa Burden 22 Male Roomates Needed • Spring Semester Cal 352 0000 me1 Is this the second public dedication you've Happy b-day Chippy & Congrats on your .ntern Unavg up a fob (or next semester? You know what that means' This weekend's 610 Second St Apt B got from me? Pay me back later al Marco Island next semester I love my Casey's is a better place to work Apply 2-4 gonna be great' Don't think It ain't! Only $550 and No deposit" Call 354-7224 Love (look, it's emotional) Louie Uttle.' Although U think you my Big II H miss 1025 N. Mam or call 352-91 13 1 bedroom apt available S225/month plus ut*- RAOUEL FARKAS UIXXOO. Schmttty lies Cal 354-8600 OVERSEAS JOBS $900-2000 mo Summer After X-mas it won l be long w P S Whose gonna keep me in lme? Male Roommate needed due to Coop next "We outta here ' smgaV our son-Ban Ha The Sisters ot Kappa Kapp Gamma would kke to Yr Round. Al countries. Al fields Free mlo 1 female needed to sublease apt. lor Spring Semester Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath, furnctfved congratulate Saty CoaVis on her recent en- Write UC. PO BOX 52-OH03 ■emealei. Not tar from campus S162/mo 1 Wei Ian by day and party by mght apartment Wsang to negotiate rent and su- Thai summers gomg to be out ol sight gagement to Tim Lahmon. 'WEIGHT NO MORE" Corona Del Mar CA 92625 bedroom, targe apt. Cal Pattl or Beth Nutrition Awareness Weight LOSS Groups tor bloase agreement Oil R.rh.it 35.1 3494 354 8239 Quarters won't know what hit them when we The Ststers of Alpha Chi Omega wish everyone Positions available for cocktail servers, waiters. move in students who need lo lose 15 plus *>s An Need 1 female roommate (or spring 1990 a sane Christmas break Happy Hobdays 8 Week program beginning Jan 22 3 Different waitresses ft kitchen personnel Appiyal Chi 2 bedroom unfurnished Spring Semester SOI. Ctoee to campus Great people to Mve with CN's 1 566 S Reynolds Rd , or cM 893-7017 Visage Green Apartments 354-3533. tones available Presented by the Student Kristen Rent $ 143'mo CM 353-8038 for more info between 2-4pm To ait the sisters of Alpha Delta Pi. Health Service Fee Si 1 OOCaH THE WELL" 234 112 S Cotege Avaaable NOW 1-2 Needed fern rmt Sprng 1990 $137 50 mo Thanks you tor the tone ol my Me al 372-8302 PROOFER bedrm apt Very dose to campus. Maximum plus uM NEW APT furnished 843 Sixth St RUSH INFORMATION NIOHT For betng there when I laughed and cned UniGraphics. the University graphic arts service occupancy 2 people. Stove a refrigerator pro- 354-7038 January 18 at 7 30 PM For being the reason I laughed and cried is in need of a proofer (or Spring Semester Ap- vided $295 mon Pn 287-4885 or Lennart Grand Ballroom Thank you (or beteving in me when I could not NEEDED IMMEDIATELY ply at Student Employment. 450 Student Ser- 1 83' 5992 BE GREEK! WANTED vice*. and for cheering me on even when I failed MALE to sublease clean furnished Apt (or 4 person apt 4 rent. $550/person/semeatar Thank you lor being my friende I know things Spring 90 Close to campus 135 month plus Toledo's only (undrinkery. Henry J's is currently on 2nd St For Spring Semester Cal RUSH INFORMATION NIOHT are going to change, but you wi always be part ulil Call Ken Scon, or Joe364-6419 January I8at7 30PM * FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED ' hiring energetic, outgoing people, who eke to 352-89 n of me and I am always here for you hove fun when they work Now is the good time Lenhait Grand Balroom Spring 90 NEW COLUMBIA COURTS Needed one Female to sublease an E Merry 6 bdrm house 3 blocks rtrom BGSU AvataHe L A L. Caroline to make extra $ for Christmas, Flexible schedul- BE GREEK! Fun Guaranteed'352-1401 Apt with 2 other gals, can move exam Jan t $e60/month plus unities Phone ing and car pools available Apply in person at week needed to sublease by 12/8 Nodepos 353-3855 it CM after 5pm and ask for Julie 353-8432. Henry J's after 6 OOp m. Wed-Sun W.R.S. * MALE ROOMMATE WANTED ' It's Time to let go Toledo's only Fundnhkery Henry J's Is current- 1 NON SMOKING MALE NEEDED TO SU- Needed. 1 female roommate to share a 1 bed- Apt for Rent. Spring Semester Qrve me the chance BLEASE FOR SPRING SEMESTER NEW. 2 ly hiring energetic outgoing people who like to room apt on Mam Street 155 00 month and U- Very Close lo campua i (w y You deserve so much more have fun while they work Now is the good lme BEDROOM APARTMENT FURNISHED AND tiMies CM 354-4752 Cal after 8pm 354-40870 Love CLOSE TO CAMPUS GREAT PRICE • $130 to make extra $ for Christmas. Flexible schedul- Needed; 1 Female clean roommate for spring K J PER MONTH PLUS UTILITIES HURRY' THIS ing and car pools available Apply in person at Apt For aublaaae Spring Sem for 1 or 2 peo- semester $165/month Call Becky ONE WONT LAST LONG FEEL FREE TO Henry J's After 8 00pm Wed-Sun. ple completely furnished Extremely dose lo CALL FOR MORE INFO 353 76BB 3538576 campua Good view. H interesled.c al Jan. Work 15 hours per weekend Our company la Needed; 2 roommates lor Spring semester in 353 9170 'FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED" seeking employees to perform unsk*ed bght newly furnished apt one block from campus i female to sublease tuty furnished apt for production work Current openings lor a new Brand new 1 bedroom apt. futy fumlehed. Only $118 75permo MICHAEL KATON Spring '90 Great price for great location Al u- weekend shift-7 1/2 hours on Saturday and 7 Lease Marts 12/15 Great lor 1 or 2 people CM Rob or Don at 354 - 714 7 1 hlities but electric Call 353 6138 1/2 hours on Sunday. Plant location is only 2 Quiet 352-4384 days or 353-7687 even«igs blocks from BGSU campus The rate of wage it BAND Downtown Apt for sub-lease 1 or 2 people 1 Female needed lo sublease furnished apt (or $3 35 per hour If interested in this weekend NEEDED: FEMALE ROOMMATE $295/mo negotiable leave message O spring 90 Rent $160 mo plus elec Please shift, or It you can work at least 15 hours Mon- Can 352-4499 To share house with 3 girts four houses from 353-9643 campus FM and Spring Semester Contact day thru Friday, call the office al 354-2844 or LIVE 1 female needed lo sublease apt for Spring Lynn or Kesey 353 7407 pick up an application at Advanced Specialty Excelent deal 1 lemale needed lo sublet for Semester Very Close to Campus a 162 mo I Products, Inc 428 Clough Street, Bowahg Spring and or Summer State SI. Very dose lo will pay 1 si month rent call 354 3477 Needed: Female roommate lor Spring '90 to Green, Onto campus Fum apl-gas heat-al utn pd Except at share Apt. w/ 3 other girts. Call Kim for more elec Rent S180/mo Call Sarah 354 4638 1 female needed lo sublease for Spring Semes- info at 353-9341 ter, new house own room furnished Very FOR SALE FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR NEXT TK's close to campus" $l75/mo avail Dec 15! Needed. One female roommate lor Spring 90 SEMESTERi CORNER OF 6th i HIGH. Call 354-0833 Please call 354-1373 and leave message $112.00 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL. 353-6139 Friday Night, Dec. 8 1 mate needed to sublease Campus Manor apt NEEDED: One Male roommate to take over rent 1980 Audi 4000 Many new Oose to campus Furnished $l50/mon CM lor Spring 90. Close to campus. Great Uvng parts Body interior exceeent 4-spd $2,000 or Female roommate wanted Spring semeeter Bill 3/2-3442 or Brynn 31.4 7039 conditions. Furnished CM Ron. Lome, Or Dan offer 354-7646 $187 50/month Own bedroom furnished (.354-4540) Anytime Apl please cal and leave message 353-8730 202 Louisiana Ave. 1 male roommate needed Immediately furni- 1980 Oatsun 210 5 spd 56.000 ml. one shed, good location, water paid Call One female roommate needed to share a house owner New tires AM-FM cassette with Downtown Perrysburg 352-2527 AskforChuck very close to campus. Own room. Rent is Pioneer speaker system $1.500-CM after Female roommate needed $125/mo plus unities and gas heat Avail im- 5 30 PM 354-1394 Good location, only $163.00 per mo 1 or 2 tomato subleases wanted (or Spring se- mediately can or leave a message at Please cal 364-8833 16 | MAIN • BOWLING GREEN mester $l50'mo close to campus, new car- 362-2744 Ask for Amy 1985 Olds Cutlass Calais Gorgeous, loaded. 874-2071 pet, own bathroom PLEASE CALL 354-4107 reesbie warranty Below book ONE MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED Mike Tyson photos/rmxerturntable more.. FOX RUN 90 Nice, furnished apt ctoee lo campus Ouestiona? call John 372-8170 after 9 ft Unit Available lor Spring CM 354-7823 WMkendts Cal 354 3993 One mato wanted to sublease 2 bedroom 2 beautiful pendants-"m" wrth over 50 dia- apartment (or Spring semester CM 354-4445 monds and md w/champagne gtessesfdia- HOMELESS 777 monds) and "Toast to us" Each appraised M New Specious downtown apt. Aval, for Spring One or Two roommates needed to share House $2500 Asking $1200 or offer each Private 90 Dishwasher 1 or 2 people needed cal on Ridge Street (or Spnng Semeeter. and each owner View at DM Jewlers across form B with own room available CHEAP RENT - under 354-4466 Franksn You can design a ring from either $ 130 00 a month Close To campus and Man Houses and Apts Close lo campus - lor sum- 1985 Olds Cutlass Calais Gorgeous, loaded. street Please Contact Rob*n at 353 3347 met 1980 and 1990-1991 school year. Cat reliable warranty Below book 1-267-3341 One or Two roommates needed to sublease Mike Tyson pho- for Spring Semester. 5th st. Duplex. Own los/mixer/turntable'more Questions? Cell Large 1 bedroom apt. avaMxe Spring 1990 U- room fireplace f ISO/month Call scott at John 372 6170 after 9 and wkenda IsWes paid. Cal 354-7258 352-0081 Of 353-9564 Alpha Romeo Convertible Large 2 bdr Apt/House lor lublsaai Up > Returning male grad student needs a place to 1973 Classic. British Racing Downstairs. Hardwood Close to campua $ ■ve Spnng Semester CM Tim st (419) Green Open to oilers Downtown Sun Porch i Very Nice Reasonable 2722556 CM 1-386-8612 Rant. Please cal 353-8584 ASAP Rmte Needed for Spring of '90 Own room For Sale 88 VW Cabriolet white lop and mags. Large affordable 3 bedroom house to eu- Rent is $200/mo Plus gas, elec A Phone red interior cruase, air A stereo caas. You de- bleasetor Spring Semester. This spacious 353 3950 serve tras car. CM 423-0101 or 423-9242 house includes very large kitchen, 1 in baths, patio, convenient parking. Electric, Roommate needed to share 2 bedroom apt and leave your number Ask lor Gary water A sewer patdl Locatsd very clove to 1 55/month pkJS uPates CM 353-3575 For Sale 1987 Mercury Merkur XR4T i Ger- campus on E. Court SL Ma lav preferred. Cell Two female roommates needed lor 1990-91 man Sports car. Excelent condition All option 354-2978. School year CM 354-4273 Ask for Terri or plus extras Must sM (419) 424-2044 Any- Your Business Large house. 1 brock from campua, cheep rent Rhonda time. lor next sem Cal 353-5260 Potential Moving to Totooo-2 bdrm Meumee apt Al elec Greet Location - minutes from anywhere m Toledo area. $380/mo Cal 888-1274 To reach the BGSU market with Nearly new targe 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bathe, unturn information about your goods apt Stove, refng t dishwasher Included Avail- able now starting al $400/montti. and services, there's no better Cal John Newkjve Reel Estate 364-2280 way than advertising in The BG News. PROOFER Need 1 mare roommate to lublaesa for Spring semester $132/mon summer montha free if Interested Cal anytime 353-8765 8th Street Market research has shown Poe Road efficiency For Spring Free UflWee that since 1985 The BG News Rent Negotieble. 353-9772 is read by 85% to 95% of our Private roome 3 txocka BGSU Share Irving are. potential readers on any KNEADED partly rurrashed $136 (xer/month. Available eoon/pnone 353-3868 given day. S » V RENTALS One I Two bedroom apt. houses, avaaable 9«12 month leases Cal No other medium can make 352 7454 ^^^ SUBLEASE APT lor Spring 90 2 bdrm. big lv- that claim. No other medium log rm for more Info cal 354-8326 after is even close. UniGraphics 5 00pm SUBLEASE E. MERRY APT. Spring asm. furnished 2 bdrm, 1 bath, cal now is need of a proofer for Spring Semester. 353-8123 So let your business reach its Tired of paying a sajTritorrJ? Roommate wanted Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA and a 1/1 thru 5/15 No oeposlta Own room and potential with The BG News. bath 354-1386 Call 372-2606 for help with letter of recommendation from an English or TIRED Of YOUR ROOMMATE? your advertising needs. Perfect efficiency apt available Imrnedtately lor Journalism professor. Apply at Student quiet individual 420 S Mam «2 utaWse paid Cal 363-0997 Employment, 460 Student Services Building Wlnmrop Terrace Apartmenta are now taking THE BG NEWS appecaoone lor Spring and Fal 90 leases 1 1 TODAY. 2 bedroom apartmenta available Three greet TheNation's Best CoUegeNewspaper locations, heat Included, maintenance, laundry, etc Cal 352-9135 or come to 400 Napoleon Rd News Magazine Dec. 8,1989 DO YOU R€COGNIZ€ THIS FftC€? -■■*■-■ i I ■ .11 i ■ i ..-■ ■ . maMn Friday Magazine/December I, l°OT From the Street What do you want for Christmas? photo by Greg Horvatb Carla Weilli, junior gerontology major Dean Lowe, senior broadcast journal- Heather Osbome, sophomore fashion Tim Fearaside, senior political science from Pleasant Hill: "I'd tike to get a car ism major from Port Clinton: "I'm not merchandising major from Elyria: "I'd major from Rudolph: "I'd like a big li- for Christmas so that I don't have to walk much for material things, however hap- tike a case of Michelob Dry and a plane brary fine - so my grades don't get sent to classes in this Bowling Green windy piness, health and saftey, a good job, ticket to Jamaica." directly home." winter weather." and a thirty hour day so that I can have time to enjoy myself would be nice." Remake of French film entertaining by Brenda Young poor show of passing off a story that is Gina DcAngeiis as Maria's Aunt So- It is these vibrant colors and a hardy they were test-driving his car which un- fia, a constantly exasperated mamma sense of the absurd that comes to the For a while it looked as if Ted Dan- fortunately broke down. The cousins from the old country reminiscent of rescue of the weaker characters and the son was well on his way to becoming decide then to have a "secret" rendez- Olympia Dukakis' character in sometimes affected dialogue. the king of the French remakes, with vous to make even the score. "Moonstruck." Underlying the story is all the kitsch "Three Men and a Baby," and This rendezvous, while remaining What also keeps this film from slog- and oddity we in the bland world of "Cousins" under his belt. platonic as planned, leads to more ging through saccharine, though, are reality would never believe even if we'd "Three Men" was a huge hit, but meetings and a friendship which stea- colorful backdrops that stop the mean- see it. Could there really be a "Wed- "Cousins" surfaced and quickly dis- dily evolves into love. ingful moments from becoming too ir- dingland" — a theme park/nuptial appeared. Rossellini and Danson pretty much ritating. convention that looks like a cross be- "Cousins" is based on the film make the movie. Their Maria and "Cousins" is credit-to-credit lush tween a Las Vegas quicky-wedding "Cousin, Cousine," which tells of a Larry are well-drawn and complex cinematography. A cityscape of eth- chapel and Geauga Lake? pair of cousins related by marriage characters. Tisch and Tom are not only nicity in rainbow colors keep the eye If you want the hard edge of realism, who first come together to make their incomplete, but share all the stock entertained even while the mind is however, maybe "Cousin, Cousine" spouses jealous, but become friends reactions and behaviors of the "little cringing. would be for you. It's dark and cynical and eventually lovers. girl lost" and the "happy philan- There is ample evidence of people of and, of course, very French. Larry (Danson) and Maria (Isabella derer." different nationalities, races, religions But if you are looking for pure enter- Rossellini) meet when his uncle marries Lloyd Bridges and Keith Coogan, as and ages. Maybe it's unrealistic to tainment, where no serious issues cloud her mother. At the wedding, Larry's Larry's father and son, respectively, portray everyone as so happy they're the air and the story is simple and in- wife Tisch (Sean Young) and Maria's add much needed comic relief which about ready to split and perhaps there nocent, "Cousins" is worth the time. car salesman-husband Tom (William keeps the story from getting too su- isn't any city in the world as clean and Petersen) wander off for a few hours. gary. bright, but this story isn't about social ' 'Cousins'' was supplied by Barney's Petersen and Young put on a pretty Also tossed in for some tomfoolery unrest or inner city decay. Video. FRIDfiV MAGflZIN€ Editor Christiaa Thompson Friday Magazlae Is published every Friday darlag the academic Asshrtaat Editor Chris Dawson year by the Board of Student Publications of Bowling Greea State Staff Reporter* Frank Esposito, University. Laura Hardy, Robert Wagner Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect (be opinions of Friday Staff Photographer Greg Horvath Magazine. Friday Magazine and Bowling Greea Slate University are equal opportunity em- Editorial Office 110 Weal Hall ployers and do not discriminate in hiring practices. (419)372-6967 Copyright 1*OT, The BG News - l^Li—i ■ i i i.i-i.... ^v-v- ■..,. »'.■.'«"•' Friday Magazine/Dcccaihc* S, 1M9 DOO 3 9 Questioning Santa Clous s existence Santa Claus and by Tempo Bierley and Melissa Puc- parents apparently would have to har- himself already anyway. "1 had my the deaf girl celtl bor their children from antagonizing suspicions. The concept was all fine older children. Public relations major, and dandy, but I didn't buy it." DALLAS (AP) — Nine-year-old Dear Santa, Mary Novoty, said she remembers flee- Amanda Walker put her Christ- / thought I'd come right to the ing a neighbors home in second grade Patti Jacobson remembers becoming mas wish list on 3-by-S index source. I'm beginning to wonder if you after being told Santa does not come suspicious when returning home from cards, thinking that since she's really do exist. Everyone at school says anymore. "I screamed, 'He doesn't her grandparent's Christmas Day. deaf that would be the best way you don't, even my big brother says it's come to your house because you don't "My parents made us kids sit in the car to communicate with Santa mom and dad who put the presents believe,' and then ran home." for a half an hour after coming home Claus. under the tree on Christmas Eve. I from my grandparent's in Cleveland. Santa had a surprise for her want to believe in you, but when adults Novotny said she believed there was My parents would go in first to put out Friday at Valley View Mall. He try to explain who you are 1 get con- a Santa until third grade when she the presents from Santa and then come knew sign language. fused. They say you are the "Spirit of woke up around 11:30 and saw her out and give us a some excuse why we family placing all the presents under "She got a lot more animated Christmas.'' so does that make you couldn't come in," she said. Ingenuity when she saw that I could sign. real or not? the tree. (A hint to parents may be to and credibility are essential in every either place the gifts under the tree That opened things up more," Kindergarten through third grade parent's Santa stories. The Steely's said Curtis Snethen of suburban seem to be the span of life in which at later at night, or post a look-out in case warded off an inquisitive Lisa by ex- you wake little ones.) Irving, who has been filling in for least part of the magic of Christmas plaining Christmas magic. Lisa said Santa at several malls this year. disappears. In these years children are when she would ask how that big fat exposed to one of the harsh truths of For graduate student Bonnie Match, man got into houses with small or no Snethen, who learned sign lan- the "real world;" they are told "Santa the news came as no accident and was chimneys her parents told her Santa guage in a class at his church, Claus" exists only in one's imagina- almost unbearable, Match said. "I was was magic and made himself very said his role reminds him of the tion. devastated and I did not want to be- small. scene in the holiday movie clas- Thousands of letters are addressed lieve anything anyone said any more." sic, "Miracle on 34th Street." to the North Pole each Christmas Her family had tried to break the news Ann Barger said she had a similar Season. Parents often intercept these to her, but she would not listen. "I childhood experience and her parents "It's the part where the girl letters and try to fulfill their children's wouldn't except it until my peers start- told her Santa has keys to all the who has just arrived from Hol- wishes, encouraging belief in Santa ed telling me too, and then I came houses in the world. land is sent in to talk to Santa, Claus. home crying." and Santa is told the girl only speaks Dutch and to just nod Some families are more successful at Some children are more impres- along like he understands her," preserving the myth of ol' Saint Nick sionable than others. Crying did not Snethen said. "And then when than others, but for many University even occur to the young Phill Mancino. Sama answers her in Dutch and students the enchantment only lasted His family revealed Santa's true iden- her eyes sparkle... through the early elementary school tity when he was in second grade and years. he said, "OK." 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Mike Bittner, the disaster specialist Puerto Rico and South Carolina and just move." for the same chapter, said he flew to an October earthquake hit California, "There's a real need for staff com- "A lot of the local chapters took Santa Cruz two days after the earth- Toledoans of the American Red Cross ing out of a disaster to have three days care of the average citizen," she said. quake hit California. After his arrival, went to the sites in a nationwide effort off (from work)." She said all em- She handled the major gifts, such as he and some volunteers took inventory to help pick up the pieces. ployees who work in a disaster get the relief concert Barry Manilow and at a warehouse of incoming supplies Sharon DeVaughn, the director of three days off when they return be- the University of South Carolina gave. and filled the orders of local shelters, nursing and health services in the cause the work is so draining. he said. Greater Toledo Area Red Cross Chap- DeVaughn worked in San Juan for Mettee said, "The devastation down ter, said she and SO other American three weeks and returned a week before there was unbelievable, but what was Being able help people gave Bittner a Red Cross members flew to San Juan, the earthquake struck California. more unbelievable was how everyone "good feeling," he said. He told a Puerto Rico, on a charted flight. The Joan Mettee, assistant executive di- pulled together and helped each story of a family that lived in the Santa members had to sign a waiver because rector of the same Chapter, also went other." Mettee handled other major Cruz mountains. Their home had been the San Juan airport had been severley to a hurricane site. On Sept. 21, she fund-raising campaigns and donations. destroyed and they lived in a tent in damaged by the hurricane. went to Charlotte, N.C., one day be- Oprah Winfrey gave a live show from front of it in order to discourage loot- DeVaughn helped maintain the fore Hugo hit Charleston, S.C. She Charleston and raised $1.5 million. ing. One evening at around 11 p.m., health of 675 American Red Cross said she and others had been stationed American Express out of London gave the couple and their two little girls went workers. She said the stress level affec- in Charlotte because the National Red $120,000 and IBM gave $225,000. the shelter for food, water and blan- ted the workers the most. She made Cross wanted them to be there when kets. Besides giving them what they sure a nurse was stationed in every ho- the hurricane hit. Mettee also coordinated Marilyn needed to survive in their tent, he gave tel every night and checked workers' as Mettee said she coordinated the Quayle's visit to Charleston. Quayle, the children brand new stuffed ani- they came to the island. fund-raising efforts in Carolinas. She who supports disaster relief and is a mals. Bittner said giving them the toys DeVaughn said the only thing she relayed to state officials, political fig- long time volunteer of Red Cross, also eased their pain "because they had lost really thought of was keeping the staff ures and corporate people what dona- visited Columbia and stressed the need everything." Different tunes for different folks Track"), one horribly overwrought 'n'roll places it's never wanted to go examining their philosophical motives ballad ("She")... and one HUM- before and probably never wants to while undergoing a musical identity DINGER of a tune! The winner's again. Nonetheless, phlegm-rock num- crisis; perhaps the snows of January name is "Francine" and it's a barefoot bers such as "Monkey Love," "Ugly" will bring inspiration. We can only Music Review country amble with hooks aplenty and and "Dan-O" have their own kind of hope. lyrics concerning the eternal topic of charm. And for sheer cacaphony, you Braille Radio has just released an EP by Frank Esposito and Chuck Tra- unrequited love ("You can't attack me can't beat the noise-packed finale to — Walking By The Whorehouse. It is vis in my dreams"). Although 75 percent "I'm Just A Bill." Yaget II songs in a dynamic whirlwind, punctuated by of this effort is unremarkable, "Fran- 20 minutes, plus a lot of crowd noise, the desolate yearnings of singer Lee cine" alone makes these local rockers half-whispered conversations and Koehler as he muses over the anomie of This Year's Fad - Dog Factory worth watching. dumb jokes thrown in for good today's club scene. Guitar texturalist Here's a four-song cassette that fea- Darrow Dregs -Death Of The Dregs measure. It's a fitting testament to the Anthony Makes creates an industrial tures two average pop tunes ("Dog This live cassette offering of these Dregs' career. edge of sound that sears over the gal- Factory" and "Train Without A local rock geeks' final gig takes rock Acoustic Front is on hiatus, re- loping rhythm section of bassist John Penka and ex-Euro-k drummer Rich ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO ATO ATQ Bublik. Five hundred copies of the re- cording are ready to be stocking stuf- fers this holiday season. Pump— Aerosmith It's raunchy, it's rude and it's 100 percent rock. These guys prove it's AT n possible (and better) to age disgracefu- lly in rock. If the Bulletboys drank as CHRISTMAS DATE PARTY much as they should and if Winger could actually fill their speedos, they still couldn't pelvic thrust like Steven Tyler. The End of The Innocence by Don Henley, released earlier this year has proven to be the sleeper of the year. Henley, like the band Boston and guitar whiz Jeff Beck, only puts out re- cords when he has a consummate piece of art. The album aches with the di- lemma of a country at a crossroads in history. The title track is a panoramic look at the strewn pieces of a post- Reagan America. The drum-track, while seemingly cheesy at first, takes on a shimmering gospel fervor in con- cert. The album speaks about the DECEMBER 9, 1989 redemption from broken promises that have implications that reach political 9:00 P.M. MEET AT THE ATI) HOUSE morality as well as shattered re- GET READY TO PCJT THE SPIRITS INTO CHRISTMAS lationships. When Henley sings "its about forgiveness ... forgiveness," on „ ,,,,^;iiim^ l.ai.ii ■See Rock, page 5. . • J Friday Magazine/Dtctmber S. 1989 Finding out if reindeer can really fly by Jennifer L. Slang rain. It was certainly foreshadowing; I should have known better than to forge The assignment: an informative arti- on. I should have turned around and cle on reindeer. What do I know about gone home, but I really needed the in- reindeer? Nothing. So I began my formation. After all it was Santa Claus. quest with a list of credible sources to give me information. I neared the workshop anticipating The Toledo Zoo could tell me what jolly old Saint Nick, but found nothing they eat, where they sleep, and how but closed doors. There were no hours they get them from the North Pole to a posted on the doors outside and I Midwestern town like Toledo. I won- asked a few people on the street but dered if they had been acting strange they had no idea where he could be. I lately and is it their antlers that enable went to Ben Franklin but no one work- them to fly? When I called, no one ing there knew. So I went to Uhlman's could give me any reasons or solid in- and inquired there. The salesperson formation, so I left two messages for paged two other employees, but no one the curator of mammals, of course, to had a clue to Santa's whereabouts. My no avail. chances for a credible source were real- My next attempt at a source was the ly beginning to look bleak. Bowling Green airport. No one was quite sure of the aerodynamics that are I was just about to give up, when I needed to enable a reindeer to fly. I remembered something. Santa is a wondered about the Federal Aviation busy guy this time of year and I'm sure Administration. What sort of clear- he has a hectic schedule. He had to be ance does a reindeer need to land? My at a mall or department store some- story was definitely lacking in informa- where in Bowling Green, so I ventured tion and my deadline was getting closer out to Woodland Mall in search of by the minute. Santa. I was running out of ideas for sour- At last I found him, the ultimate ces when it hit me. Who would know credible source. He was very coop- more about reindeer than anyone in the erative and willing to answer questions. world? Santa Claus. I knew he could "Right now they're getting ready to help me. I had seen the workshop sit- pull the sleigh to all the good boys and ting on Main Street in downtown Bowl- girls. They eat typical reindeer food, ing Green and I just knew that he could collards and alfalfa," he said. He told give me some answers. As I began my me that they have test runs every night walk to meet Santa Claus, it began to and get a good night's sleep in special shelter houses. When asked if he had a ■ From Rock, page 4. favorite reindeer, he said, "Oh sure, the last track of the album it takes on a Rudolph is definitely my favorite." symbolic coda that transcends the loss The only subject Santa was unwilling of innocence. to address was the source of a rein- Passion (Soundtrack from the Mar- deer's aerodynamic ability. This an- tin Scorsese film, 'The Last Temp- swer, I suppose, is left to us and will forever remain a mystery. tation ofChrist')by Peter Gabriel. The Acrod>n»mk«ll>-sound reiadeer spotted at Woodland Mill Friday/Greg Horvatk soundtrack of the year. Peter Gabriel has woven his own esoteric approach to music with Moroccan and Middle- Eastern chants, melodies and rhythms into a masterpiece. The album expres- ses the agony and the ecstasy of the spiritual duality of man. By combining heavy forboding rhythym textures with reeling arabic melodies, Gabriel creates a landscape of emotion that is both lush and stark. Within this landscape melodic motifs carry the listener to the edges of surrealistic perception to drop them gently into waterfalls of Vival; dish choral work. It is an album whose streets run with the blood of crucifix- ion and whose spirit unifies the ecstasy of the flesh with the love of God. Friday Magazine/D*c*mbtr 8, 1989 Origins of the Christmas tree custom by Chuck Travis decoration. Graubart, who was born in Austria and lived in Germany before Our version of the Christmas tree moving to America said the dec- that stands in living rooms across the orations were edible as well. "I can nation had its origins in pagan religious remember the baking of cookies with ritual. The custom started with holes in them so that we could string European tribes celebrating fertility them on the tree... I have pleasant during the longest, darkest night of the memories of waiting to eat them off of year. Huge wheels smeared with tar the tree as part of my family's celebra- would be set aflame and rolled, roaring tion." down hillsides. Fir trees would be set This Christmas tradition came to ablaze and the celebration of the winter this country by way of immigrants solstice would mark the beginning of from Europe. Christmas trees are a big the journey to the summer solstice. business in the United States, particu- Erik F. Graubart, German folklorist larly in the forested areas of the coun- and director of the University's foreign try such as the upper peninsula of language laboratory, said the season of Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, Christmas coincides with the winter Graubart said. Locally, Christmas tree solstice. Some of the customs of the stands flourish around the holiday pre-Christian celebration have been season. translated to today's observance of the season. Mike Johnson, along with his father "The Christmas tree, as we know it and his brother, run a stand in Bowling Johnson's Christmas tr« stand on N .Main St. Friday/Greg Horvath today, originated as a fertility symbol Green. They started the business in used by Germanic tribes and in some Perrysburg with 100 trees. They sold cases the trees were even hung upside those out and since that first stand, nized as the "old-fashioned" tra- portion with the amount of time it down,"Graubart said. The ritual was a have branched out with three more ditional tree. "The Scotch Pine is takes to grow a given tree. A newly part of the deification of the weather stands in Bowling Green. They also probably the heartiest tree, it holds its purchased tree should be immediately and nature, and with the advent of bought their own land up in Michigan needles the longest, while the Douglas put in water. Such a tree will absorb a Christianity this symbol was assimi- five years ago to grow their own crop fir is probably the most aromatic," great deal of water during the first 24 lated into the Christmas tradition dur- of trees. Since it takes up to seven years Johnson said. hours and this will extended its ing the conversion of the pagan tribes, to grow a tree, they will not have their The price of a tree depends on the seasonal life, Johnson said. he said. first harvest for two more years John- growing time for a tree and is in pro- The custom of ornamenting the trees son said. began with Europeans who would hang There are many varieties of Christ- candles and silvered pine cones for mas trees, and the blue spruce is recog- Wedding Apparel Talking with Santa Claus by Tempo Blertey like I know them and ask them their St. Nick's biggest responsibility is name," Santa said. After a little en- knowing what toys are popular. forward The Christmas season holds differ- couragement and a candy cane the "Santa has to keep up on his toys," he ent meaning for different people; child usually warms up to the jolly old said. The most popular requests 107 Louisiana Ave., however, it is traditionally known as elf. He said so far he has not really had received at his Main Street location this Perrysburg the time for giving and is a tradition, an embarrassing or trying encounter year have been Betsy Wetsy dolls and Santa said from his cozy shelter on with a child, but has had some very Barbie accessories for girls and TICO's Main Street, carried out by children as memorable ones. "The real fun young- Hover Craft for boys. While at the DECEMBER SALE well as adults. "Kids are a lot more giv- sters are the ones who will get about a Mall Santa said he has received many Mon. ihru Wed... 10:00-5:00 ing than most people give them credit foot away and start hollering. Some- requests for Nintendo items from boys Thun 12:00-8:00 for." Fri. and Sat 10:00-3:00 times they just start to cry when you and girls of all ages. He also said many children, al- are not expecting it," he said. Nintendo games and Barbie dolls are 874-0146 though extremely giving and anxious to While at the Woodland Mall, Santa a little easier to furnish than some of meet Santa Claus, are actually very said he finds adults as unpredictable as Santa's more unusual requests. Santa shy. "I speak to them in a soft voice children. He said one of his more un- said he recalls one youngster stepping forgettable experiences is when he had into his shelter and asking for a little his picture taken with an 87-year-old brother or sister. "And that's a tough man. "He's so proud of that that he one I might add," Santa said, but takes it and shows it around down at often times a family is already expect- the coffee shop. That is a rarity." He ing a child so he can say good-bye to a said he likes speaking with kids of all smiling child after honestly telling the ages. "It's an enjoyable game." child a baby is a possibility. Lunch & Dinner Parties Taken Good Food For You OAK'EN Super Ribs & Seafood BUCKET BBQ Beef Ribs & Chicken Super Lunch KING BEEF KABOBS t STEAK ITALIAN 11:30-4 P.M. THICK-THICK STEAKS LOVE AT WHEN YOU EAT HERE FIRST BITE YOU NEVER LEAVE HUNGRY Super Thick Sandwiches & Salads Friday Magazine/December $, 1989 uno 7 Final exams, stress, and Christmas time concentrating on my schoolwork, in tne gutter, I mean stuff in catalogs after such disasters like Hurricane by Christopher J. Dawson it's not even funny. Trying to read an like Sharper Image). Hugo or the San Francisco Earth- assignment for a class is a major men- So yeah, I'll settle for clothes. I'll quake. Or people struck by calamities The weather's getting bad. It's get- tal effort. Attending said class is a also ask for some compact discs. I've like tornadoes or floods that never ting cold, and more windy than usual major physical effort. It's time for a been blowing all of my meager income make the evening news. Let's not for- (if that's possible). Finals are upon us, break. on them, so why not have Mom spend get the homeless in America, and and there is no escape. Term papers are I do have to buckle down and get some big bucks on them for me? I do around the world, either. Remember psyched for some major shopping, have to make sure they are mainstream them, for their Christmases will more though. I would have done it earlier, requests, so she won't have too much than likely not be very merry. except for the minor fact that I didn't trouble finding them. She hates record Also remember the events in Eastern have any money earlier. As usual, I stores enough, since most feature em- Europe; we could be seeing a second have to wait until I sell my books back ployees that leap out from behind the Russian Revolution, and ultimately a before I can afford to buy presents, not Jazz racks and repeatedly ask to help whole new world. This is history in the that I'll get much money back. Oh you until you can pull out a can of making, and in a year of tragedies, the due. The rent is due. The phone bill is well. Mom loves perfume and Dad can mace and fend them off. I mean, if my opening of the Berlin Wall could go due. No one has clean laundry. Every- always use a new tie. request is normal enough, then she down as one of the great events in hu- one is broke. It's cold and flu season. I also have to look around for stuff shouldn't have too much of a hassle in man history. And we can say that we The cafeterias had a "Variations of that people can buy me, since I have finding them on her own. I don't want saw it, that it happened in our life- Cod" theme night. No one likes their very little time during the semester. I'll to have her go through the embarrass- times. Maybe the human race isn't so roommates anymore. Everyone hates have more time and access at home for ment of asking for something like bad after all. What a nice way to end Bowling Green. Insomnia is a reality. perousing the shopping malls (and Mctallica or Death Angel. the year, a big present for mankind. Stress is terminal. Yep, that means dodging those high school kids. Why I'm also looking forward to seeing Merry Christmas, everyone (or Happy only one thing. It's Christmas time! don't they hang around in pool halls or some of my old friends. This is one of Hannukah, or Happy Winter Break). Ah yes, that one time of the year someplace else?). the few breaks that all the colleges when everyone gets more stressed out However, since I am in theory an match up for. Besides, even my friends than usual, but still have to put on a adult (if not in practice), my choices that have apartments or houses at happy face and pretend to be joyous, get narrower and narrower every year. school will still come home for Christ- even though the Visa Bill From Hell is I still want toys for Christmas, dam- mas, unlike summer or spring break. coming. That one time of the year mit! I guess I'll have to settle for Of course, it'll probably work out like when we all believe in peace and good- clothes. Oh, boy. I love clothing. It's every Christmas break works out; we'll will, but still will fight through crowds so much fun on Christmas morning to all say "Let's get together this break," to get the latest toy sensation, cursing play with my new sweaters. Hours and and never really get together. Oh well, all the while. Ho, ho, ho, indeed. hours of fun. Excuse me, but my sar- at least our hearts are in the right place. All sarcasm and cynicism aside, I casm has gotten a little out of control. All my humor (or attempts of personally am looking forward to the There are toys for adults that I could humor) aside, try to remember a few holiday season. Stress or not, it's still a ask for, but they tend to be expensive things in this holiday season. First, re- break from the hustle and bustle of (not THOSE kinds of adult toys, all member all the people who are still try- school. I've been having such a helluva you people out there with your minds ing to piece their lives back together Tainting Churches' shows family V relationships in different colors by Deborah Hippie to need is the approval of her parents to carry her on. With a cast of three and a set consist- But going home again is never easy. ing of chairs to seat them, Tina Howe's Gardner is going senile after enjoying a "Painting Churches," performed this long and prosperous career as a writer. past weekend in the Joe E. Brown Now, instead of writing his own, he Theatre, had nothing to do with paint- critiques the work of others — that is, ing buildings, but painting the rich tap- if he can remember where he put it. estry of human relationships. Meanwhile, Fanny tries to take care Starring Lisa K. Barnett, Dean of him the best she can, without insult- Yohnk and Teressa Strasser, the scene ing the poor man's intelligence. was set in the Church family's town- However, Mags seemingly finds her house. Fanny Church, played by Bar- mother's treatment awful. "The Best in Main-Stream Rock" nett, a senior theatre major, and Fan- Fanny, in a frenzy, tells Mags of the ny's husband Gardner, played by trials and tribulations of living with Live Entertainment 7 Nights A Week Yohnk, a graduate student in theatre, Gardner. She loves him, but life has Thursday are awaiting the arrival of their Tuesday Wednesday become harder on her and on him. As Singles Night College ID Ladies Night daughter, Mags. mothers frequently will do, she places BUD LIGHT Night No Cover tor the Mags, portrayed by Strasser, a jun- the burden of guilt upon her daughter NIGHT tree admission Ladies ior theatre major, is a New York por- because of her few and far between REDUCED with valid ID trait artist who comes home after en- visits. PRICES BUSCH BY joying a year of success in the big city. Although Mags has success as an ex- THE BUCKET We see her strut in to the familiar cuse, there is simply noexcuse for the Friday and Saturday house, after having to wait to be let off nonchalant attitude the daughter seems reduced cover before 9:00 p.m. the train because a man had a heart at- to have regarding her parents. A lesson Sunday Monday tack then waiting to get a cab. Ulti- to be learned for all children that have Quarter Beer Monday Mania mately, she "runs" home. gone away from home and seemingly Night Football Night Her purpose in coming home after a forgotten their roots. no cover year — to help her parents move to a In the meantime, Mags continues free video games & pool tables smaller cottage and more importantly, painting their portrait. to paint their portrait. Of course, Gardner and Fanny are Happy Hour Every Night form 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Simple enough task? A play not without faults, much like other Byrnegate Plaza wouldn't be a play if it was that simple parents. No mother or father can be 135 S. Byrne (near Hill). Toledo 531-1311 — in this case, Mags' frustrations with THIS WEEK FEATURING KODY LEE TUES • SUN her family are apparent .All she seems.. 8 □□£) Friday Magazine/December 8, 19*9 Griswolds return for Christmas fun by Brian Lumley and genuinely funny. He relies on the audiences' past to understand the The third in a series of Chevy Chase humor. (Hasn't everyone had a weird relative like Eddie?) At times though, vehicles, "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" provides a num- some of the jokes can be seen coming from a mile away. The yup- ber of laughs that ultimately over- comes a very weak and unoriginal pie/progressive neighbors are victims script. of this kind of comedy. They make a Whereas the first two "Vacation" quip about wanting a Christmas tree and Clark obliges by accidentally fell- outings took the Griswold family to bi- zarre and interesting locales (remember ing a tree through their large picture Wally World?), this time the family window. Notwithstanding, this is a funny film. opts (o stay home and face the most Hughes gives the directing reigns to horrendous of all nightmares — fami- ly. Clark and the rest of the Griswolds first-time feature director Jeremiah face every problem that could possibly Chcckich. Chcckich, a TV commercial plague a suburbanite family. Bickering director, handles the material aptly for a first effort. He lets Chase loose as in-laws, senile aunts, a slobbering monstrosity of a dog affectionately Clark, giving him license to get as crazy deemed "Snots" and other Griswol- as he wants. Wisely, Chase keeps his dian terrors infest the yuletide cheer. character in subtle check, letting Clark's bumbling charm win the audi- Clark's passion for family life is en- dearing — the sight of his house lit up ence over. with thousands of Christmas bulbs "National Lampoon's Christmas brings tears to his eyes. The arrival of Vacation" isn't the best of the three, it's not as good as the first, but ulti- his cousin-in-law Eddie (from the first "Vacation") provide the best laughs in mately, it's leaps and bounds above the film. His wry comments and, shall "European Vacation." The flaws of we say, unusual dress, virtually lets this film are evident but the laughs will Eddie steal every scene. Eddie's pres- help to overcome those Finals Blues ence puts a damper on the Griswold's that everyone seems to be singing these old-fashioned Christmas. days. Their lumbering, behemoth dog ■ From Churches, page 7. Snots gets into the garbage, drinks sensitive to each and every issue, but from the Christmas tree stand and sometimes it means more to the child creates pandemonium when a squirrel than meets the eye. Mags relates a story is let loose in the house. I could digress of dinnertime antics that led her to her on a number of detailed points, but interest in art. In a heart-wrenching suffice it to say, this film is much like a speech, she relates an experience in physical embodiment of Murphy's which all sons and daughters can iden- Law — whatever can go wrong does go Chevy Chase is Clark Griswold In "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation." Photo tify with. wrong. courtesy Warner Brothers. Overall, this play demonstrates the There are some obvious problems thoughts and feelings that anyone who with the film, such as a disjointed tempts to parody emotion. When Writer/Director John Hughes (of has left home goes through, especially effort to combine sentiment with seri- Clark breaks into tears at the sight of "Breakfast Club" and "Sixteen Can- in dealing with a changed environment. ous guffaws. The transition is stilted his brightly-illuminated abode, it's dles" fame) lampoons all aspects of The lessons are some that should be and the attempts at any real emotion is funny. Sentiment is way out of line in holiday life. From the reverent trim- taken to heart and the actors did a nay. This is supposed to be a comedy, this film. The material is at its best ming of the tree to the family sled out- wonderful job in portraying each side and the real humor comes from the at- when it's able to satirize the real world. ing — these scenes are introspective of the arguments. Rush returns to their classic sound In fact, the album has a jangle-guitai conductor" are faster-paced, and have All in all, Prestoh a well-balanced sound that is the mainstay of progres- catchy lyrics. "Show Me" is already on effort, one that will reel in the Rush sive music. However, unlike a lot of the airwaves, and if the marketing fans easily, but one that will also gain progressive music, this work has a people at Atlantic Records have any new fans. Rush has a tendency of alter- sense of maturity about it. Geddy Lee's sense, they'll be quick to release ing its sound for whichever producer is vocals are not as screeching as in the "Superconductor," one of the best at the helm, and producer Rupert Hine early days, and his bass thunders all tracks on the album. deserves a long term behind the control by C.J. Dawson throughout the alburn. Neil Peart pro- Other strong efforts include "War boards, because he's brought Rush vides solid percussion work, but his Paint," with its tight harmonies and back where they belong. This is an The Canadian rock trio known as presence on the album seems very sub- "Available Light," which showcases a album that has been long in coming. Rush is back again with their new dued. No solos from him this time. surprising vocal virtuosity from Lee. Look for Rush to tour beginning in album. Presto, and this latest is one of If anything, Alex Lifeson is the do- Peart's lyrics show his creative use of February. their best since t heir Moving Pictures minant force on the album, from his the English language and his feelings in release, one of rock music's classic acoustic.solo chords on "Presto," to the political arena. Anyone who wishes albums. The group is on a new label, his scorching electric solos on songs to politicize song lyrics should take a Atlantic/Anthem, and also has a new like "Red Tide," and "Chain Lightn- peek at songs like "Red Tide," because producer, Rupert Hine (Peter Collins, ing." The sythesizcrs which dominated Peart has a way of stating his message who produced the last album was una- the last couple of Rush albums are in without overkilling it, like too many vailable due to scheduling conflicts), the background, where they belong. politically-oriented groups do nowa- and their sound shows the new influen- The songs on the album have a rich, days. 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