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BRIEFLY University may decrease Union threatens Inside The Weekend for Dem- faculty health care funds national strike of ocrats: by Jeremy Stone Weber The issue also came up at the ings well and he will not continue The Ohio College Demo- staff writer Xil 2 Faculty Senate meeting, in discussions with University crats Convention hosted istopher Dalton, vice presi- representatives," he said. The several noteworthy dent of Planning and Budgeting, firm was given two assignments: freight railroads speakers this weekend, in- Costs in faculty health care will presented a memo from himself conduct a long-range study of the cluding Attorney General increase by $1.3 million next and Vice President of Operations health care plan and suggest by Karen Ball through on their promise to Lee Fisher. year, and faculty members likely Robert Martin warning faculty ways to keep costs low imme- Associated Press Labor Wrupr strike. *■ See page 4 will be picking up the tab. about potential increases in fac- diately. Bargainers "are all at the Conflict at City Coun- University administrators have ulty cost. table with one eye on the cil: estimated the University will We realize that being asked to University President Paul Ols- WASHINGTON (AP) - clock." said George Whaley. Students arrested for dis- have about the same amount of increase your contributions to the camp has scheduled a convoca- President Bush tried to budge a spokesperson for the Asso- orderly conduct this week- income for 1991-92 as they do this funding of your health care plan tion open to all faculty, staff and deadlocked freight railroads ciation of American Rail- end, including council-at- Cear, so rising costs, such as is not pleasant," the memo read. students to discuss health care and their unions Monday, roads, which represents the large candidate Alex Teo- ealth care, will have to be kept "We hope, though, that you can costs, as well as the University's saying a nationwide strike nation's big freight carriers dosio and BG News city edi- in check to prevent other budget understand the impossibility of overall budget outlook. threatened for midnight such as Burlington Northern, tor John Kohlstrand, dis- cuts. having to reduce the budgets for "The issue of health care will Tuesday could severely dis- Conrail and Norfolk South- cuss their frustrations with Lester Barber, executive assis- our other continuing operations probably absorb a lot of the time rupt the economy. But no ern. BG Police at the council tant to the University president, by an additional $1.3 million in at the meeting," Barber said. progress was reported at the Though the strike would in- meeting. said a decision should be made order to fund the projected in- The meeting is planned for bargaining table. volve only freight crews and ►• See page 6 soon on specifying faculty's share crease in health care benefit April 22, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Also Monday, as part of the freight yard workers, pas- of the expected $1.3 million in- costs for 1991-92." University Union Grand Ball- Bush administration's efforts senger travel on Amtrak and A Long-A waited Vic- crease in costs for next year. Some faculty members stated room. to head off a strike, Transpor- commuter lines could also be tory: This comes despite some con- concerns about the additional "I feel it is important to keep tation Secretary Samuel disrupted because most of Men's tennis team beats cerns that little preparation time costs and lack of forewarning. you appraised of the situation, as Skinner met with union those trains run on freight- Miami for first time since has been given to faculty mem- Scott Fruchter, a representa- well as to seek input from you on leaders to discuss the three- owned tracks. 1967. bers. tive from Costeffex, the consult- ways that we might address the year-old dispute over wages, Wages are a key stumbling ► See page 7 "We hope to have a decision be- ing firm hired by the University potential | budget [crisis." Ols- health care and work rules. block, and the two sides don't fore the faculty leaves for the to study the health care plan, did camp wrote in a memo to faculty Meanwhile, negotiations even agree on what figures to summer, but the negative result not live up to the University's ex- and staff. "This discussion...is an wore on toward a midnight use *hen discussing the is- Campus is that there will be little prep- pectations, and will have a lesser opportunity for you to ask ques- Tuesday deadline, when a sue. Management contends aration time," he said. "The in- role in the firm's dealings with tions, and to provide comments federally imposed "cooling rail workers receive an aver- Scholarships awarded: crease for next year, we feel, has the University, Barber said. or suggestions for increasing the off" period expires and the age total compeasation pack- Four University students got to be charged back to the user "The representative of the efficiency and effectiveness of nation's 235,000 freight line age worth about $56,000 a are the 1991 recipients of group." company did not handle the meet- University operations." workers are free to follow year. Frazier Reams Public Af- fairs Undergraduate Fel- lowships. Erin Crowe, junior inter- national business major, EPA fights to keep Elizabeth Helyer, junior interpersonal and public communication and philos- ophy major, Jill Novak, jun- clean water supply ior journalism major, and Kelly Warner, junior politi- cal science/pre-law major, by Greg Watson will each receive $1,500 in staff writer scholarship money. The prestigious schol- With a dwindling worldwide *>£»* arships were established in • drinking water supply, the fed- memory of Frazier Reams eral government has passed leg- Sr.. a Toledo attorney, islation in the last 10 years to try broadcasting executive, civ- to keep water quality high by ic leader and U.S. con- taking needed precautions. gressperson. The Environmental Protection Agency is one of the government Spring graduates... agencies that is trying to improve Information concerning the nation's water quality. the graduation ceremonies The Clean Water Act of 1972 on May 11 has been sent to was the first act by the EPA deal- on-campus mailboxes. ing with national water pollution, Candidates not planning said Kathy Reigle-Fleck, spokes- to attend the ceremonies person for the Ohio EPA. must complete the enclosed While the 1972 act dealt mainly Index Card and return it to with water pollution, Reigle- the Office of Registration Fleck said, there are now EPA *99\ and Records by April 19 in laws for drinking water, the qual- Elies in the state and for de- order to receive a diploma ity of water (clean water for jrmining the level of toxins that cover. aquatic organisms) and ground are safe for consumption, Reigle- water. Fleck said. Reigle-Fleck said the federal Public water supplies are those BG acquires scholar: branch of the EPA creates the used by 25 or more people, or Prof. Milton D. Hakel has law, then lets the state branches used in campsites, roadside rest been named the Ohio Emin- enact and expand on the laws. stops, or companies with their ent Schol- "While the drinking-water laws own water supply, she said. ar in in- are governed by state drinking- Well water is monitored by the dus- water acts, the federal govern- Health Department, Reigle-Fleck trial/orga ment makes the laws, and the added. nizational state laws should be at least as While national legislation has psycholo- stringent," she said. helped make drinking water B'at the The last amendment to the safer in the United States, Gary niversi- ■O N«wi/Jay Murdock Clean Water Act was in 1986 and Silverman, director of environ- ty- set maximum levels for toxic mental health, said other nations Hakel is Tree Debris chemicals, monitored the levels are not so lucky. of other contaminants and gave There is plenty of water on the =rof University maintenance workers Matt Minnlck (left) and Brian Meyers (right) work to clean up a wind- the agency more power to enforce planet, Silverman said, but there the I/O psychology pro- downed tree branch near McFall Center Monday afternoon. The wind averaged 25-30 mph Monday, regulations, she said. is not plenty of quality drinking gram and department with gusts reaching as high as 60 mph. The Ohio EPA is responsible chairperson at the Universi- for monitoring public water sup- See WATER, page 4. ty of Houston. He is Bowling Green's third Ohio Eminent Scholar. Hakel will join the Uni- Senate/Olscamp conflict reflects past versity staff in August. The Ohio Eminent Schol- ar program was created by Faculty members, concerned "... he felt the welfare of the The faculty did have repre- by Jeremy Stone Weber University and his ability had sentation at the time, though not the Ohio Board of Regents staff writer about the president and what they and funded by the legisla- considered an increasingly hea- gotten to the point where it was to the degree Faculty Senate pro- ture to attract world-class vy-handed style by the president, the best thing to do," Givens said. vides. The Faculty Council was scholars to the state's uni- A good deal of the faculty is in began circulating petitions call- "The situation wouldn't have got- an arm of the University Council, versities. uproar over the University presi- ing for McDonald's resignation. ten any better." a group which could only be con- dent, who they have deemed dic- Virginia Platt is the widow of McDonald finally resigned on vened by the University presi- tatorial. Some of the protests Grover Platt, the senate's first *i»i-| I June 24,1961. In a letter published dent. Weather ha ve been put in writing. chairperson. She was a faculty in 77ie News, he expressed dis- The president, however, has member in 1961, and said appointment, but did not blame Tired of being at the discretion the sohd support of the Board of McDonald did not give enough The Story Behind faculty for his decision. of the president, Platt and about Trustees, who agree with his Ejwer to the faculty, as the ear- "...recent events have been 10 other faculty members wrote goals and actions. est European universities did. Faculty Senate's Actions taking on an increasing toll upon the Faculty Charter, which The rift is tearing the Universi- "We had a very dictatorial my life and family," he wrote. "I created the current senate struc- ty apart. president and extremely difficult am confident that many of the ture. It may sound vaguely familiar circumstances," she said. "He faculty members responsible for The circumstances surround- to the current situation, but in was a very able man and very students, curfews and other poli- these events were acting in good ing McDonald's resignation do this case, the year is 1961, the dedicated, but he didn't know cies were strict and strictly en- faith and had no intention to do bear some resemblance to today. Eir former University President anything about the history of uni- forced, and Platt said McDonald such serious damage either to the University President Paul Ols- lph McDonald resigned amid a versities." would fire BG News editors if University or to us personally." camp does have solid support Sunny and mild: great deal of controversy. The Platt said McDonald began to the paper printed unflattering McDonald's presidency did from the Board of Trustees — his Tuesday, mostly sunny. events surrounding the resig- seize increasing control over the articles about him. yield many achievements. En- contract was recently extended The high 60 to 65. West nation were the main impetus for University as his presidency "There were perks with going rollment and the campus both in- until 1994. Additionally, some winds 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday the formation of Faculty Senate. wore on. along with what the president creased dramatically, faculty faculty members are not happy night, partly cloudy. The The story has never been told "McDonald had a really great wanted," she said. salaries were increased to the with Olscamp. The January eval- low in the mid-40s. Wednes- completely, and even 30 years commitment to the University, Stuart Givens has been an on- highest level in Ohio, and the per- uation — in which about half the day, mostly sunny with the later, the emotions run hot. but he was unable to see he and-off member of the senate for centage of faculty members with faculty participated — gave Ols- high 60 to 65. The controversy began when couldn't do it by himself," she 22 years, and was also a faculty Ph.Ds increased from 28 to 60 camp a "below average" score compiled from local and McDonald decided not to re-hire a said. member in 1961. He said the peti- percent. on most areas surrounding his them wire reports philosophy professor the year be- In addition to the tenure issue, tions faculty started "clearly" But it was his resignation which personality and performance. fore the teacher would have been some people were concerned had an impact on McDonald's de- opened the way for Faculty Sen- considered for tenure. about McDonald's treatment of cision to resign. See SENATE, page6. while the recycling of paper involves many steps and with a slap on the wrist. Dixon, who was responsible for the use of chemicals. a $1.3 billion loss of investors' money, was sentenced to BG should stop However, paper can be recycled up to five times, three consecutive five-year prison terms. The punch while Styrofoam can only be recycled once — which line is that Dixon will be eligible for parole in 1992 — a means it will eventually end up in a landfill. Recycling sentence that amounts to one year and nine months. styrofoam only wards off the material from entering a In the second case, Donnie Wahlberg of the bubble- Styrofoam use landfill for a few years. gum pop group New Kids On The Block, was charged Also even though jtryofoam can be recycled, every with arson for allegedly setting a fire in a Louisville, Last spring, Food Operations jumped on the envi- time it's ground down, CFCs are released into the at- Ky. hotel. Armed with high-powered lawyers, Wahl- ronmental bandwagon by implementing a paper mosphere. berg pleaded guilty to reduced charges of criminal recycling plan and switched to glass drinking glasses. mischief. His sentence included making anti-drug and These were additions to their already successful alu- To prevent this, Food Operations should discontinue arson videos. Something Wahlberg does with his group minum can recycling. use of Styrofoam and switch to paper carry-out trays. anyway. While these programs help reduce the amount of sol- It seems that if you are rich and famous, the hands of id waste in the environment, Food Operations contin- Burger King and McDonald's already have — why Justice are softer than if you are poor and unknown, ues to use Styrofoam at their salad bars and for all of notBG? iiven the fact that our justice system is indeed over- their carry-outs. whelmed with a glut of such cases, one wonders why According to Food Operations Director Jane judges do not come up with more creative sentences. Schimpf, next year all Styrofoam salad bowls will be In the case of Wahlberg, for instance, perhaps serv- replaced with glass. ing his sentence as an orderly in a hospital burn unit This is a positive step, but what about Styrofoam to- Justice blinded might be a more appropriate sentence. And in the case go trays that Food Operations still plans on using in all of Dixon, perhaps an order of restitution might make residence halls and the Union next year? him think twice about cavorting with other people's Styrofoam should be eliminated for many reasons. by rich, famous hard-earned money. First, it contains chlorofluorocarbons, which contrib- The reason our prison system is glutted is because ute to the greenhouse effect. In addition, Styrofoam criminals sit in cells, wasting tax dollars and wasting does not decompose sufficently and can be present in A crook is a crook is a crook. Right? time. the environment for years after it has been discarded. Two sentences were handed down last week Perhaps it is time that punishment fit the crimes. Or Food Operations now has no plans to eliminate all that further indicate that justice is becoming blind. else Wahlberg and Dixon will serve their petty senten- Styrofoam, as Schimpf says it is easier to recycle than ces and later laugh about how they conned the system paper. Styrofoam can be shredded and made into other In the first case, one of the worst offenders in the once again. products, such as flower pots and building materials, Savings and Loan debacle, Donald Ray Dixon, got off Justice demands more.
0FraK OM MEAHWWLEJME IAST PHASE GROUNDVIMI C WENCES.... 'Martyr for Council' slogan just may work for Teodosio "Knock knock..." posedly call for the heat every- need for that. Police officers han- 'Who's there?" time two or more college students ded Teo a little blue slip of victory "Bowling Green Police visit Alex with a wild look in their if he chooses to exploit his dis- You 're under arrest just for ask- eyes. orderly conduct citation as such. ing." Silly to think no one has dis- Here we go again. In a pre-East The police, while responding to covered the great get-arrested- Merry Massacre show of force, a routine loud party call, seized for-instant-votes strategy before the Bowling Green Police Divi- the opportunity to flex a little au- this. sion raided a two-keg party Sat- thority muscle before the tra- urday night at the home of Bowl- ditional East Merry Madness In fact, don't be surprised to ing Green City Council student (which refuses to die) strikes in find Republican Scott Ziance or candidate Alex Teodosio. two weekends. Independent Amy Hamm (both Give 'em credit for beautiful And while everybody is taking students also seeking council timing. The cops arrived just as full political advantage of the sit- seats in the November election) the house full of visiting Ohio Col- disorderly conducting them- lege Democrats, state lobbyists, selves all over East Merry in campus leaders and colorful search of votes. media figures were sucking dry Of course, police have been the second keg. Leftfield working since September to de- sign a fool-proof East Merry de- As BG News city editor Big fense that will forever squash the John Kohlstrand was being cuf- perennial headache. One officer fed and stuffed outside Teo's by at Teodosio's told his roommate, house, the candidate paced the Wynne J< "Son, there's not going to be an street between two blinking Everett East Merry this year." cruiser lights, waving his arms But the Battle of East Merry wildly, preaching the price of (which, by the way Chief Ash, is student apathy. uation, what should good ol' Alex still being planned Saddam Hus- "If you don t vote, ask yourself do? sein-style despite innumerable why," he questioned the group Alex should ask student voters warnings from the city) will take eathered on his lawn as officers in this city how tired they have place another day on another anded tickets to him, his room- grown of a police division popu- battlefield. Alex's victory doesn't LETTERS mates and his guests. lated with officers who apparent- have to hinge on the success of Too bad Democrats aren't big- ly have no respect for students. the madness, which is sure to end time amateur camcorder buffs. Then he should ask the voters to with record numbers of students Condoms not the Part-time faculty, came my worst hated enemy. I Okay, so Alex Teodosio is no ask Tom Anderson (his non- in jail. just don't understand how rumors Rodney King, but let's take a look student opponent in the May 7 Will East Merry Madness and stories can become more im- at the political value of this cir- primary) the last time he knew "happen" as scheduled April 26? answer to safe sex not tenure, issue portant to some people than the cus. what it was like to have police Of course it will. The temptation actual incident. Your column "Alex Teodosio: Martyr for storm his door, chase away his to run headlong into disaster is Editor The News: in campus budget gave many people a new perspec- council." Has a nice ring, don't guests and haul his friends away too, too much for 18-21-year-old I understand that there is no tive on the accident — the part of you think? in handcuffs. people to resist. the situation that should be Apparently Alex and his roo- such thing as safe sex, except in Editor The News: looked at. This is Alex Teodosio's freshest Will Alex lose the Democratic the case of a faithful, lifelong, I wish to point out an incorrect mies, who live in a predominantly new insight. Klmary next month? He doesn't monogamous partner. It's too statement attributed to me in the After reading the column, I was Eerma-resident neighborhood, As recently as the night of the veto. bad that only a small number of Friday, April 12th News article glad to know someone writing on ave been feuding with their very party in question, even Teo- Wynne Everett is The News' people possess the maturity to "Campus battling recession." I the accident knew the true moral neighbors since they moved in. dosio supporters were lamenting Classic Liberal Chick and in- of what has happened. My friends These hacked-off residents sup- vestigative editor. understand this concept. did not say (and have not said) and I thank you for letting us read his impending certain defeat. No that due to the current budget something on the positive side Instead, the response of the problem, "some non-tenured about the deaths of our friends. majority is to find a way to hide educators may lose their jobs." I oven after the power was shut off. Alicia Kelso, Work. from the truth. They justify their have commented that, in some BGHS sophomore immaturity and snallowness departments where it may be ARBEIT MACHT FREI. (Work The BG News under the guise that the use of a possible to modestly increase makes you free). - An Independent Student Voice - condom offers only slight protec- class sizes, there may be a re- Stephen B. Gelfman, tion against STDs and doesn't duced need for part-time faculty. Work at BGSU former University English in- solve the problems of the emo- In other departments, where va- structor Editorial Board tional immaturity and disregard cant full-time positions may re- another opiate James A. Tinker that lead to casual relationships. main temporarily unfilled, there editor may be an increase in the use of of the masses Jill Novak Michelle Banks In the spring '91 issue of Miscel- part-time faculty. Perhaps, the managing editor assistant managing editor lany , the article "Sex at Bowling reporter was referring to this Editor The News: Respond John Kohlstrand statement in his article. city editor Green," quotes Dr. Joshua Ka- So what is the lesson of an in- Letters to the editor Charles Toil Chuck Travis plan as stating that 30 to 50 per- Chris Dal ton, structor who must leave the should be a maximum editorial editor editorial contributor cent of college-aged women are Vice president for Planning and system? I once wrote: It is the of 200-300 words in infected with genital warts. Budgeting same as that of a whore who dis- length and should be Matthew A Daneman Ivan Groger Warts are incurable and can lead covers that she is pregnant and typewritten. copy chtet copy chief to cancer. In the article, a stu- must leave the house m order to Send ell submissions dent, "Buffy," who had been in- BGHS classmate protect that child, those children 1 Editorial Editor The BG News Staff fected with warts, states the im- were my students, those students 210 West Hall portance of condom use as a solu- who are my children... News Editor Christian Thompson Copy Editor Miches* Laherty expresses thanks Sports Editor Matt Schroder Copy Ednor Micneee Taylor tion to STDs. The real solution is Asal Sports Editor Steve Eaeton Copy Editor Kathleen Lowry to not get exposed in the first I can borrow money for coffee AMI Sports Editor Jamie Joes Copy Editor N*w Floroe place. Even after infection with for proper focus and cigarettes. But I can't eat my Wire Editor Tanya Moore Copy Edttor Cyndl Prada an incurable virus, "Buffy" poetry. I can borrow money for Assl Wirs Editor Irene BaDeeux Copy Editor MarO Stork Editor The News: coffee and cigarettes. But the Photo Editor Jay Murdoch Copy Ednor KeHe Schirmer doesn't understand that it was Correction Insider Editor P Francis Eapoarto Copy Editor Jamie Smith her behavior that caused the In reference to the column, Bilice won't take me. Mental insider Asst Editor J J. Thompson Copy Editor Jack Oas problem, not the lack of a con- "Accident gives reality new per- ealth thinks that I must be In the article, "University invest Director Wynne Everett Prod. Sup'r Tim J Mechley dom. spective," (April 4), I would like crazy and tells me that if I don't teacher becomes author," Features Director Jennifer Taday Prod. Sup'r RyanTkk Other STDs are much more to thank the author, Chuck Tra- promise, every 24 hours, not to appearing in the Thursday, Copy Editor Trieh Davis Prod Sup'r Molly Zakrektek dangerous than warts, as they vis. The four students who tragi- kill myself, they will send me to April 11 issue of The News. Copy Editor Michete latter Prod Sup'r Derrick Ross the state hospital. My psychiat- University professor Paul can lead anywhere from birth cally lost their lives were also The BO
»«M«w»/Tlm Norman Although the RSA little sibs zoo trip was canceled, sophomore business major Klmberly Guthrle, Ash- Lauren Bruno, a sopohmore English education major, and Tammy Bruno, 8, dance to "Head Like A ley Burch, 5. Brook Bumgarner, 9, and Chad Schlegel. 5. braved the wet weather and drove to the Hole" by Nine Inch Noils at Dry Dock on Saturday evening. Toledo Zoo on Saturday afternoon. Tuesday, April 16, 1991 THE BG NEWS College Democrats gather in BG tion of the presidency, but by Julie Potter "You are the elite of young activist seems to be at a loss about how; staff writer to change matters. democrats in the state —even the "For Bush to be defeated, ' "The future of the Democrat- country." our country has to go further ic Party is going to have to rely on its head. I don't want to see on young people," newly- -Attorney General Lee Fisher our country go any further on appointed Ohio Democratic its head," he said. Party Chairperson Gene Bran- — even the country," Fisher making themselves look good. stool told participants at the said. "The other party has, in the Traficant predicted the Ohio College Democrats con- Fisher credited the College last few years, wrapped itself emergence of a viable third po- vention this weekend. Democrats in part with his tighter and tighter in the liticalparty in the next decade. Branstool's statement re- narrow victory over Republi- American flag. They don't Traficant concluded by ask- flected the sentiment ex- can contender Paul Pfeiffer seem to realize that there are ing the College Democrats, "If pressed throughout the week- this past fall in the attorney two Gulfs, the Persian and the Kou're not our future, who the end at convention at the Uni- general's race. American. The American Gulf ell is?" versity. "I believe that every single is between the haves and the Although the turnout was not one of you can honestly say have-nots," he said. Branstool. the keynote as large as initially expected — that you played an important Congressperson Jim Trafi- speaker, spoke optimistically 10 schools attended with a total part in my campaign for attor- cant also spoke to the College about the future of the Demo- of 67 delegates — the en- ney general. I won that race by Democrats and told them in no cratic Party and encouraged thusiasm was very high, Chris three one-hundredths of one uncertain terms that their the College Democrats to stay Redfern, president of the Uni- percent. I am living proof that party is suffering. active. versity's College Democrats, every vote counts, ' Fisher "Democrats at the student "I believe that the democrat- said. said. level are in deep trouble. I ic voice, organizations and Attorney General Lee Fisher Fisher believes that the close firmly believe that there is no spirit have to be out there," he opened the convention Satur- race will make him a more more Republican or Democrat- said. day morning with a rousing humble politician. ic Party. People are no longer Branstool said a myth was speech calling for young dem- "I don't own the office — I selecting programs, they are being perpetuated by the re- to HwM/Jay Murdock ocrats to unite and work for rent it from you," he said. Ct voting For people, and publicans that the democrats Ohio Attorney General Lee Fisher speaks to College Democrats common causes. He went on to say that the t's not right," he said. are dying out. He cited several trom across Ohio. "You are the elite of young Republican Party has con- He is also worried about the examples to prove that this is activist democrats in the state cerned themselves mainly with continued republican domina- not true.
'. WATER 0 Continued from page 1. the country," Silverman said. "It problem with polluted and freighter — and have caused HAVEN HOUSE MANOR is not like most parts of the diseased drinking water, and Broblems in Lake Erie because J water for the population. world." sometimes people have to walk ley thrive in the shallow areas of "[ In the United States ], people Silverman said Third World na- for miles to get to water which the lake, reproduce quickly, grow 1515 E. Wooster J can drink water from any tap in tions have an especially large might not be drinkable. in layers and clog water intakes. Before it was cleaned five Another local concern was with Next to Campus BGSU GRADUATES HAVE WORKED years ago, Lake Erie was a major rising nitrate levels in the Bowl- local concern because it was very ing Green drinking system in the NOW Leasing for Summer & Fall HERE: polluted. spring. "Lake Erie has been cleaned During, the spring, many ni- - 2 bedroom furnished up a lot, but it is not as clean as trates were washed into the water they want," Silverman said. supply from fertilizer spread in local fields, Silverman said. apartments While the lake has been cleaned of the visible pollutants, Silver- The city used to issue city - Laundry facilities in each man said, there are still problems alerts because the nitrate levels MiO with invisible and trace toxins. were more than EPA standards, *wr but the water reservoir installed building r A new and growing problem in last spring has handled the prob- Lake Erie is the growing popula- lem, said Roger Anderson, ge- - Includes membership to tion of the zebra mussel, Silver- ology professor. man said. It the nitrate level is higher The zebra mussels were "im- than EPA standards, water from Cherrywood Health Spa ported" from Europe 10 years the reservoir is used for drinking r»eiit^iiw^ ago — probably from a European water instead, Silverman said. .. CALL 352-9378 TODAY Rental office located at o* Cherrywood Health Spa ir*» iiimiiiinmnm BECAUSE THEY WORKED HERE: IT'S A The BG News SHOWER OF SAVINGS Discover Kiriko's at and copy your = BLUE RIBBON PHOTO = true colors. We are Bowling Green's only Full-Line Photo Store Featuring: •-l^Hour Film Processing • Film • Cameras • Lenses • Batteries*
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by Michelle Banks "Instead of reinventing the Communication-equipment al- assistant managing editor wheel, we decided to model lowed the workshop to take after programs already in exis- place. tence," he said. "This Is a good Hal Fisher, chairperson of Many times minorities do not program because we're giving the Journalism Department, consider a career in journalism the kids what they want and said the workshop aided in the because they do not have any what they need to go to college minority recruitment at the mentors in the profession, but and into the field." University. one program is trying to break "At least two participants that cycle. In addition, Hughes said the from the program have already In a seven-week minority program was designed for stu- signed up to go to school here, high school journalism work- dents to meet minority journal- Fisher said. "We were de- shop sponsored by the National ists and "establish a nuturing lighted to allow them to use our Association of Black Journal- relationship" which could help equipment because we want to ists, professionals in the Toledo retain young minorities in the build a mix of people here." media taught minority high journalism profession. Student participants said school students about journal- Speakers from Toledo and the they thought the program of- ism techniques. University came in to talk to the fered them a different insight Through the program, 14 area students on different subjects, into the field. students were able to partici- including Toledo's new noise pate in various forms of media, "This was a very worthwhile including production of a news- ordinance. The speakers were experience. It helped me to un- paper and a radio and television the subjects for all the news derstand my flaws in writing news program. stories the students wrote dur- and gave me a better under- Clyde Hughes, director of the ing the workshop. standing of communication," > N«w»/Joy Murdock workshop, said the program A grant of $5,000 from the Demietra Williams, a freshman John Nichols, assistant managing editor of The Blade. gives some writing advice to LaRonda Giles, a was modeled after similar pro- National Press Association and at St. Ursula Academy in sophomore at Springfield High School. Giles and 13 other minority high school students took part In grams in Chicago and St. Louis. the use of the School of Mass Toledo said. the seven-week workshop sponsored by the National Association ol Black Journalists.
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Bowling Green baseball team be- game by notching five runs in the luck either as outfielder Steve In the nightcap, senior captain The inconsistency of the gan to write some new chapters top of the fourth and coasted to an Waite singled to right to give Brian KoeUing scored BG's first Softball team showed cleans out in its season. 8-3 victory. EMU the 5-3 lead. two runs and junior righthander through this weekend when After losing Senior starter Vince Metzger The Falcons were unable to Greg Sharp (2-0, 2.96 ERA) al- it traveled to Ohio Universi- the first game (1-2) began the fateful fourth by score the rest of the game and lowed six nits and two runs in ty on Friday and dropped its sports closet and winning the allowing a single to junior out- were swept in a MAC pitching a complete game to record to 6-12 on the road. second in their fielder Kevin Grijack. After cat- doubleheader for the first time propel the Falcons to their only Despite A cleaning of the closet of sorts, two cher Jim Kraut sacrificed Gri- this year. victory of the weekend. playing only this time I'm cleaning my doubleheaders jack to second, a wild pitch and a In the first game, BG struck for Falcon Notes: Koelling is bat- against a head of sports facts, tidbits, and against Ohio walk to first baseman Aaron Me- a single run in the first inning ting .533 in eight MAC games with team trivia. University last taj followed, which left runners at when junior centerfielder Chad 10 runs scored and eight stolen ranked be- ...Where is the world of sports weekend, the the corners and one out. Davis walked and stole second bases...Other leading hitters for low them going when a NBA mascot (the Falcons contin- Outfielder Todd Hendricks' and junior catcher Daren Stiles BG in the MAC: Stiles (.364, five in the Mid- Bullets 'HOOPS') gets thrown out ued the pattern single cut the score to 3-1 which singled. RBI), Mitch Dougherty (.364), American of a game? Friday against Schmitz forced BG head coach Danny However, the Hurons notched Rob Kennedy (.333), Davis (.250, Confer- ...why doesn't the NBA change Eastern Michigan by losing 5-0 in Schmitz to bring in junior single runs in the second (on five RBI), and Trent Dues (.250, ence, the to the CBA style of quarters the first game and then recover- Dwayne Callaway. After retiring White's home run) and in the fifth six RBI)...Sunday's game Falcons won/games won to earn points in ing to win the nightcap, 3-2. Scott Barrett, Kevin Rogers sin- (on Rogers' two-out single). against the University of Windsor lost their Bailey the standings? This would en- However, Saturday was a gled against Callaway to drive in Sophomore righthander Brent was cancelled because of rain first game of the double- courage effort the whole game different story at a rainy Steller Metal. Spray (2-2, 3.16 ERA) was the and wet grounds...Next action is header 1-0. BG came back in through — not just in spurts like it Field. Callaway (2-1) walked Brandon hard-luck loser for the Falcons as tonight at Kent State for a the second game to defeat is now. After dropping the first game White and threw a wild pitch to he allowed only two hits and two doubleheader. the Bobcats 4-1 while Satur- ...Do the high school looking day's game was rained out. bleachers in the endzones here at "It was one of our poorest BGSU bother anyone but me? I performances," senior say rip them out and build a hor- Becky Bailey said of her seshoe stadium, joining one of the team's loss. "The loss was east/west sides. totally uncalled for." ...Will Orel Hershiser ever The defense, which coach pitch effectively again? I doubt it. Jacquie Joseph considered ...Was Fernando Valenzuela as the key to a successful per- good as his reputation made him formance against the Bob- out to be, or aid his rookie year cats, was once again incon- carry his career? sistent. In the first game the ...Is anybody out there as much Falcons played well on the a fan of the NIT as I am? Here's field with only a few errors. the test to see if you are. Who However in the second played in the finals this year? game, BG fell back into Stanford-Oklahoma. their defensive rut. ...Hockey is finally coming "The defense is so incon- back to Cleveland! The North sistent," Bailey said. "We'- American Hockey League is re so hot and cold. Someone scheduled to begin playing a could make a great catch, 70-game schedule in November. but drop the next three." Other teams include: Hamilton, The offense didn't fare Oakland-Sacremento, Miami, much better. Cincinnati, Atlanta, and Dallas. "We came out really ...Why does the World League flat," Bailey said about the of American Football have a first game. "We had no hits. national television contract when It wasn't because their the National Hockey League Sitchers were so powerful, doesn't? le've faced a lot better ...Ex-Falcon Sean Dykes (cor- pitchers." nerback) is playing in the WLAF The Falcons look to turn for San Antonio. things around today when ...Just how bad was the Danny they face Kent at home. The Ferry/Ron Harper trade? Well, doubleheader will start at 2 in 74 games Ferry scored a total pm and mark the beginning of 638 points while in only 32 of an eight-game conference games Harper has scored 665. homestand. ...The latest money-making BG is 2-5 at home and will scheme in the sporting world be- be facing the 7-5 Golden longs to Dr. J and his 'Hot Hand' Flashes. Kent is ranked basketball gloves. They look like third in the Conference batting gloves and supposedly while the Falcons are sev- give the players a better grip. enth. This ranks up there with Tony Bailey doesn't know why Dorsett and his candy. the team is so inconsistent, ...Do Don King and Phoenix ■O N«wi/Toda Swanson but is hoping things will Sun coach Cotton Fitzsimmons change this week. get their hair done at the same BG catcher Daren Stiles conlronts Eastern Michigan's first baseman ball out ol Stiles' mitt which ignited the brawl. The Falcons split a "We've run out of ex- place? Aaron Metal during the lirst game of Friday's doubleheader at War- doubleheader on Friday and were swept on Saturday. BG is 3-5 in cuses," Bailey said. .. .Why don't the MSL and NPSL ren E. Steller Field. The benches soon emptied. Metal knocked the the MAC and in eighth place. Their next action is today at Kent State. merge.creating one indoor soccer league of 17 teams (that is,, if owners are found for the Dallas Sidekicks, who are on the verge of calling it quits). Is there really a Men's tennis makes history need tor two leagues? Oh yeah, Women's tennis for you soccer fans, Pittsburgh is jinx when they defeated Miami "The Miami match was a very getting a franchise in the MSL. by Sebastien Caruthers 5-4 this weekend in Oxford, Ohio. heated battle and we feel very ...The best place to watch a sports writer "I never really thought much fortunate to sneak out of Oxford minor league baseball game is in struggles with MU about how long it has been since with a win," Orlando said. Wolfson Park.Jacksonville, Flor- The year 1967 was one of "last the Falcons last beat the Red- In Cincinnati, however, the ida. The owners are great and by Steve Sea9ly times" for many sports teams. skins until after we beat them," Falcons were not so fortunate as treat the fans with respect. sports writer It was the last time the Green head coach Gene Orlando said. they lost 5-4 to the Bearcats. ...With Ronnie Lott and Roger Bay Packers "It's fun to think that we made a Winning once again with two Craig gone, will the 49ers even won the Super little Falcon tennis history." set victories in singles were get a wildcard next year? Proba- Simply the best. Bowl. Leading the way for BG with Koehler and Snyder. Watson, bly, but I hope not. The women's tennis team borrowed this familiar broadcast It was the last two set victories in singles were playing number one singles, lost ...What ever happened to good jingle to describe the potent attack of Miami University after time the Tor- freshmen Richard Watson, Todd in a hard fought two sets, 7-5, 7-5. cartoons like Speed Racer? Now suffering a 9-0 setback to the Redmen on Saturday. onto Maple Koehler, and Jim Snyder and Freshman Jeff Huffman barely we have a Bo Jackson, Wayne The Falcons fell to 8-8 overall and 0-1 in the Mid-American Leafs won a senior Steve Mudre. Sophomore lost (6-1, 7-6, 6-4) in number six Gretzky, and Michael Jordan Conference. The match was originally scheduled to take place Stanley Cup. Justin Overholser lost a tough singles to Kyle Muson after being cartoon. Give me a break. outdoors at the Falcons' Robert Keefe Courts. But due to unfa- For Bowling three setter (7-5,3-6,6-4) to Brian tamed in the first set. ...Roger Clemens being allowed vorable weather conditions, it was moved indoors to the Wes- Green tennis, it Kogan. In doubles action, Koehler and to pitch opening day was a lot like towne Tennis Club in Toledo (singles) and the Shadow Valley was the last Orlando Watson and Koehler came Watson defeated Brett DeCurtin UNLV being allowed to defend Tennis Facility (doubles). time the men's through for BG once again when and Ken Grimm 6-7,6-4,6-4 at the their title. Fortunately UNLV In one of the most anticipated matches of the season, Falcon tennis team beat the Miami Red- they nanded Dave Fagen and number one spot. Snyder and lost; unfortunately Clemens won. ('aria Marshack dropped a grueling decision to Amy Boyle 6-4, skins — until now. Craig Caruso a 6-3, 6-4 loss in senior Mike Teets, playing num- ...Pete Incaviglia will hit 30 5-7, 6-1. Marshack and Boyle are expected to battle tor the The Falcons, unlike Green Bay doubles. The other two Falcons ber three doubles, beat Muson homers for the Motor City Kittys. league's top singles prize this spring. and Toronto, broke their 24-year tandems lost in close two setters. See IG, page 9. ...I'd love to see Jimmy Con- Suddenly, the Falcons strength in singles play was becoming a nors win one more tournament. faint memory. Miami didn't surrender another set the rest of the ...Do you realize that not a day as it dominated every facet of the game. single BG team (men or women) Junior Tisa Pacella remained optimistic after losing in has won the MAC in anything this straight sets to Nicole Catalano, 6-2, 6-1. "Miami is 100 percent ND's Phelps resigns post year?! stronger than they were in the fall, but we still feel confident," ...Remember to watch Tommy she said. "We all feel we played fine." Last season was anything but a Xavier's Pete Gillen — a former Morrison on the Holy- Senior Kelly King was defeated by Jeanne Baker 6-1, 6-0 and by Thomas P. Wyman present. The Irish, hit by a rash of assistant under Phelps — will be- field/Foreman card. Morrison is Robyn Monn was beat by Dale Cohen 6-3.6-2. AP writer the next heavyweight champ; "Miami was excellent. They upset talented Ohio State 7-2 the injuries, fell to 12-20. It was come a leading candidate. Seton day before. They were better than we were today," Monn said. Phelps' worst season since Notre Hall coach P.J. Carlesimo and give him two years. SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Six Dame went 6-20 in 1971-72, his Duke's Mike Krzyzewksi already ...Why wasn't a single MAC "I hate to lose to them, but everyone was pleased with their per- weeks after ending one of his first with the Irish. have said they are not be inter- player invited to the Pan Ameri- formances. worst seasons at Notre Dame, ested. can game basketball trials? "We didn't practice for two days during the first of the week Phelps, who led Notre Dame to because of the rainy weather. I think this hurt our play a little Digger Phelps ended his college 14 NCAA tournament appearan- "If there is any interest in Pete ...The oil change in Jose Canse- coaching career. ces but reached the Final Four Gillen, I'm sure Notre Dame will co's Porsche 911 Carrera cost bit," Monn added. The flamboyant Phelps ended only in 1978, offered no regrets use the proper channels and con- $305. Junior Sara Emdin was jolted by Betsy Keane 6-1, 6-2 while months of speculation on Monday ...Am I alone on this one or does Brooke Bruder knocked off Falcon Lori Wydysh 6-3,6-1. and gave no indication that the tact me first," Xavier athletic di- "I played my best match of the year. I am really psyched when he announced his departure pressures of a losing season rector Jeff Fogelson said. "We anyone else think Arkansas bas- from Notre Dame after 20 years drove him to step down. are planning for next season with ketball star Todd Day and his about the upcoming matches. We aren't too disappointed about of coaching the Irish to some "It's time to move into the next Pete Gillen as our basketball three teammates should have the loss," Edmin said. memorable victories but never to decade," said the 49-year-old coach." gotten more than a one year sus- Even in exhibition action, the Falcons failed to register a con- quest as sophomore Dania Webb ended the Falcons zero-for- a national championship. Phelps, adding that he won't take The Rev. E. William Beau- r;nsion from the team for the "For the last two decades it's another Division I coaching job champ, Notre Dame's vice presi- eb. 27 sexual incident with a 34 seven slump in singles play with an 8-2 loss to Jen Crabtree. never been a job," Phelps said at but was leaving open his NBA op- dent for athletics, said in a year old woman: The Redmen's domination continued into doubles play as a news conference on campus. tions. statement: "Over the years his ...Dear Santa: Would you Miami didn't relinquish a set. Boyle and Catalano initiated the sweep with a 6-3,6-1 win over "Every day, even with the ups The search for a successor has teams have provided many thrill- please bring me ear plugs next and downs, was like Christmas not officially begun, said associ- ing moments, which the universi- year so that I don't have to listen u See NETTERS, page 9. Day, where you opened up the ate athletic director Roger Val- ty's alumni and fans will long Q See CUMMiNOt, page 9. present you wanted most." deserri, but it's expected that remember." i Tuesday, April 16, 1991 THE BG NEWS Track teams tune up for Jacoby's shot lifts Tribe by Dave O'Hara Morgan said after the Indians shut out the Red MACsat Dogwood Relays AP sports writer Sox for the second straight day. "I thought we were going to win the game with the last swing His previous school record was that was only billed as Tennessee of the bat, Dut it didn't happen." ay Patrick Murphy a distance of 206 feet and eight in- against Vilfanova by the local iports writer BOSTON — The midnight ride of Paul Revere Cleveland's Charles Nagy and Boston's Matt ches. papers. probably was quicker. Young hooked up in a pitching duel, but neither Junior Todd Black continued to The team of seniors Tracy On Patriots'Day, the anniversary of Revere's was involved in the decision. All the hard work and prep- run fast times for the Falcons as Gaerke and Laura Schultes- famous ride through the countryside in 1775, Nagy allowed four hits in 8 W innings before aration, traveling long distances he posted a second place finish in Martinez, junior Andrea Rombes, Cleveland and Boston battled for 3 hours and 45 getting relief help from Steve Olin in the ninth. to tough meets, and pushing for a the 800 meter run. His time was and sophomore Leslie Moorman minutes before the Indians edged the Red Sox Olin (1-0) got out of a mild jam on a double play, personal best is done in prep- 1:49.62. turned in a time of 8:56.52 which 1-0 on Brook Jacoby's home run in the 13th in- then retired the next nine batters in order. aration for the Mid-American The other two placing finishers is the second best in school histo- ning. Doug Jones took over from Olin in the 13th and Conference Championships in for the men were junior Keith ry. Monday's game started one hour before ths earned his third save. May. Madaras who finished third in the start of the 95th Boston Marathon in Hopkinton, Young, signed for $6.4 million as a free agent, Trie track team continued that steeplechase (9:11.92) and junior Junior Ginger Lake finished 26 miles away. It ended more than one-half hour allowed just two singles in nine innings, but preparation this weekend as both Bill Overla who finished sixth in fifth in the heptathlon with a after Kenya's Ibrahim Hussein won the race in 2 struggled because of six walks. He was followed the men's and women's teams the shot put (52 feet, three and a score of 4,561 and freshman Ruth hours, 11 minutes, 6 seconds. by Jeff Gray and Joe Hesketh before Lamp took traveled to the Dogwood Relays half inches). Ristvey finished eighth in the After Dennis Lamp (0-1), the fourth Boston over in the 13th. in Knoxville, Term, to take on "Madaras ran a better race javelin (143 feet, three inches). pitcher, retired Albert Belle to start the 13th, The Red Sox threatened in the fifth when Jack some of the toughest competition than he did in the Florida Re- The women also sent part of the Jacoby hit the next pitch over the screen atop Clark led off with a walk and went to third on a in the country. lays," Sink said. "Once he got team to the Miami Invitational in the 37-foot left-field wall for his first homer. double by Ellis Burks. But Mike Marshall "Dogwood has some very good rolling, he just started picking off Oxford, Ohio. "I was wondering if anyone would ever Cinded to third baseman Jeff Manto, who competition and you don't go one person after another. Freshman Jenny Johnson led score," Jacoby said. "In that situation, I was w out Clark at the plate as Burks stayed on there expecting to place many "Overall, it was a struggling the team with a second place fin- just looking for a ball up and over the plate. It second. athletes," men's head coach Sid meet for us," Sink said. "It is a ish in the discus (131 feet, seven was a good pitch to hit." Quintana then flied to right and Pena groun- Sink said. tough meet if you are not ready to and a half inches). In the bottom of the inning, the Red Sox ded out to end the inning. But the men did place some of compete and we didn't have Sophomore Dashawnie Carr threatened with one-out singles by Tom Brunan- □ D D their athletes, four to be exact. many people perform well." finished third in the 100 meters sky and Carlos Quintana. However, Tony Pena Notes: Clark, signed as a free agent for $9.8 Freshman Eric Gingras led the For the women at Dogwood, it with a time of 12.78 seconds. grounded out and Tim Nahering popped to sec- million, remained in a slump, going 0-4 and team with a third place finish in was much of the same with a cou- "I was an off week for us after ond to end the game, which featured the longest striking out three times. In his last 10 trips to the the javelin. His throw of 210 feet ple of the athletes placing in the doing so well against Indiana and scoreless streak at Fenway since Texas beat the plate, Clark has struck out eight times, groun- and three inches broke the school events. Toledo. We were kind of flat this Red Sox 1-0 in 14 innings on April 17,1983. ded into a double play and walked. ... Patriots' record which he previously own- The 4 x 800 meter relay team weekend," women's head coach "What can you say?" Boston manager Joe Day has not been kind to the Red Sox. ed. placed second place in an event Steve Price said. Hussein wins closest The WORLD is in YOUR hands! News from Boston Marathon the Falcon BOSTON (AP) - For the first Mekonnen came on fast in the The sports world 92 years of the Boston Marathon, closing miles and overtook Andy no African runner won the race. Ronan of Ireland in the final mile, BG men's basketball coach Jim Ibrahim Hussein of Kenya end- finishing second in 2:11:22. Tanning Larranaga announced the addi- ed that drought in 1988, beating Ronan was third in a personal- tion of Shane Ruminski to the Juma Ikangaa of Tanzania by one best 2:11:27, while favorite Doug- Center Falcon basketball program with second in the closest Boston Mar- las Wakiihuri of Kenya, winner of his signing of a National Letter of athon ever. three straight marathons over Intent last Wednesday. Monday, the 32-year-old Hus- the past two years, wound up 20 visits for $40 A 6-8, 200-pound forward, Ru- sein won again, the third victory sixth in 2:13:30. minski played last season at by an African in the past four The women's favorite, Ingrid 10 visits for $25 Maine Central Institute where he years. This time, Hussein won Kristiansen of Norway, also was averaged seven points and six re- easier than three years ago. badly beaten, losing for the first 5 visits for $15 bounds. Running a smart, controlled time after six victories since 1985. □ □ □ race, staying with the lead pack 1 free visit when Soccer coach Gary Palmisano throughout, Hussein was timd in 2 The women's 1-2 finish was the and his staff announced the sign- hours, 11 minutes, 6 seconds, same as at the New York City you purchase a ing of Perrysburg High School's beating Abebe Mekonnen of Eth- Marathon in November, with Justin Harman to a national let- iopia, the 1989 champion, by more Wanda Panfil of Poland the win- package at ter of intent. ner in 2:24:18. Harman, who stands 6-0 and than 50 yards. regular price. weighs 180 pounds, is a two-time First-Team All-Northern Lakes -tr-Cr-tr-tr-tr-ir-tr-Cr-to-tr-ir League selection and helped the 3 convenient locations: Yellow Jackets to the 1990 NLL Championship where he scored Falcons Nest Soda Shoppe 143 W. Wooster two goals in the title game. D L; u now featuring TIRED 248 N. Main Martin Jiranek, a junior center 993 S. Main on the hockey team was named OF the Bowling Green "Most Valua- "Exotic" flavored Frozen We honor local ble Player" Saturday evening at ft the Falcons' 22nd annual Recog- ROOMMATE competitors lower nition Dinner held the Lenhart Yogurt Weekly! advertised prices. HASSLES? D See Falcons, page 9. eaten mat Summer Feeling • April 5-April 12-Jamaican Rum ^y p/\T A •a TRY A ONE -a April 12-April 19-Key Lime £^ls\yW^\ BEDROOM APARTMENT jip^ R.E. Management April 19-April 26-Plantation Praline JJIfH^ 113 Railroad Street 352-9302 April 26-May 3-Pina Colada OR AN EFFICIENCY Location Summer Price {Falcons Nest Soda Shop at campus Manor S550 ' 10 TO off all Yogurt Purchases POE ROAD 733 Manvitie S550 Good thru May 10th « APARTMENTS- sis Second si. S550 ^215 E. Poe Road J 825 Third Si. S450 701 Fourth St. S550 Rockledge Manor S550 % Call 352-0717 % 755 Manvllle S550 841 Eighth Si. $550 -tr-erlrlrir-tr-er-ic-er-tftr Please join University President PAUL OLSCAMP for a University Convocation on proposed health care plan changes and the budget crisis MONDAY, APRIL 22 3:00-5:00 p.m. Lenhart Ballroom, University Union Open to all University students, faculty and staff. mmm THE BG NEWS Tuesday, April 16, 1991 FALCONS CUMMINGS BG n Continued from page 8. : Continued from page 7. Continued from page 7. NETTERS to Dick Vitale run his mouth as the no excessive celebration Continued from page 7. Grand Ballroom. anymore? rule? and Paul Schultz, 3-*, 6-3,6-4. He led the team in goals scored ...Lets talk expansion. Base- Before I shut the old closet "The Cincinnati loss was a bit- King and Monn. Cohen and Laurie Vetter then disposed of Wy- this season with 31, including a ball: Denver (can you imagine door, let me throw one more ter one," Orlando said. "We had dysh and Marshack 6-3,6-1 and Keane and Bruder completed the team-leading seven game- the HRs) and Orlando (just a question your way. opportunities to pull out our day with a 6-1,6-0 trouncing of Edmin and Pacellla. winners. great city). NFL: St. Louis (Bid- ...Does anyone miss the old fourth &4 win of the season, but "Carla and I played a close match. We should have won the well robbed the city of the Car- Houston Astros, LA Kings, and we were unable to close out some first set because we were up 3-0, but they came back," Wytysh Senior goaltender Angelo I.ib- dinals) and Baltimore (Indiana- Vancouver Canuck uniforms? big matches." said. "Miami is fabulous, but honestly, we played well against ertucci captured the Jack Gre- polis stole the Colts). They were one of a kind classics. Koehler, who was named MAC them." gory Scholar-Athlete Award and ...Why doesn't the NFL Compe- SLAM! The closet is clean. Player of The Week for his en- The Falcons journey to Wright State on Wednesday before re- sophomore Brett Harkins was tition Committee realize that fans deavors at Miami and Cincinnati, turning home to host Ball State on Friday and Western Michigan honored with the Sam Cooper like touchdown celebrations and Kevin Cummings is a sports attributes his good play to the on Sunday. Leading Scorer Award. quit make such ridiculous rules writer for the News. help of his teammates. Alpha Phi '' Denise St'ouble ' * Alpha Phi GOVERNMENT HOMES Irom $1 SUPERVISOR INTRAMURAL SPORTS FIRST CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS SERVICES OFFERED Congratulations on your pearling to Matt Kar- (U repair) Delinquent tax property AID STAFF 1991-1992' MUST HAVE CUR- lovec Love your Alpha Phi sisters Ropossissions Your area(l) 805 962-8000 RENT ADVANCEO FIRST AID AND CPR AP Ext GH-9849 for current repo list PLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN ROOM 108 PREGNANT' SRC AND APE DUE APRIL 22 continued on pg. 10 Are you interested m journafcsm'? HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUMMER? Jet CRIMINAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATION We can help Free pregnancy tests and suppor- Do you want a |Ob after graduation' there anytime with AIRHITCH(r) for S229 from Meeting Tonighl Apnl 16 tive services Confidential BG Pregnancy Then you should apply lor Cleveland or Detroit $160 trom the East 7 30pm 1 tOBABIdg Center CaH 354 HOPE a tall staff position with Coast (As reported m NY rimes & Lets Go') SPEAKER U S District Attorney The BG News JOE WILSON W.H do typing $1 25 a page 352-3356 alter 6 AIHHITCH(r) 21 2-864 2000 TUESDAY'S pm Stop by 214 West Hall or caH • ALL MAJORS WELCOME ■ 372-6966 for more information INTRAMURAL FORFEIT FEE REFUNDS SPECIAL MUST BE PICKED UP BY MAY 6 FINALS WEEK THE OFFICE WILL ONLY BE OPEN 1 5 Attention All Pol. Sci M«to>s > M.nws PERSONALS Attention ail Campus Sisters, Campus Broth- PM a? Jk %% Pi Sigma Alpna - Organizational Meeting ers, Adopt • A - Grandparent and Filling 111 BAT 30pm Home Volunteers. The Executive board mem- Janey and Paco - ooh what a pair; Thursday Apnl 18. 1991 • ' • JENNY HARRAMAN • ■ ■ A life and a future they both will share. %: Congrats on being elected UAA President tor bers of Volunteers in Progress invites you to a VIP Recognition Picnic on Sunday. April 28. Hey coach, your nurse doesn't cook. 4? next year We're proud of you' 1991 from 1 pm to 4 pm at Bowling Green City But, Big Boys and yogurt Environmental Interest Group meeting Love. Vour Roomies (AJA) % Tuesday night 7 30 pm Park The picnic wil take place rain or shine and Is everywhere you look. Room 400 Moseley transportation is available to those m need ' DELTA SIGMA TMETA * Please RSVP on the sign up sheet inside 405 Be fruitful and multiply so they say. And many bamblnos will come your way. PHI ALPHA DELTA. BOSU'S PRELAW The Ladies of Zeta Pn< Beta Sorority Inc would Student Services by 5 pm Thursday April 25 So here's to Jlrouseft and Hennemeyer. 8 oz. New York Strip fcke to CONGRATULATE the NEOPHYTESof FRATERNITY WILL BE HAVING ELECTIONS AXO ' AXO * AXO * AXO ' AXO ' AXO " AXO Delta Sigma Thela Sorority Inc Cheers to a couple no finer! WEDNESDAY APRIL 17 ANYONE IS VVEL- Congratulations lo Christy Lfghtfoot a new BG COME1 100 BA 7 30 PM * Sigma Kappa * Tour Guide' Way to go* Congratulations on your engagement! Steak Dinner REACH-OUT Courtney and Carol. AXO " AXO ' AXO * AXO * AXO ' AXO ' AXO Best Wishes, Kim. Tins, and Sandy 1 \VI,'iih Potato & Side Dish TO THE HOMELESS I am so happy to be starling a family witt the two PHI BETA SIGMA FIND OUT HOW of you You are a terrific little and grand little I am exerted tor all the good times we are going AXO ' AXO * AXO ' AXO * AXO ■ AXO ■ AXO The ladies oi ZPB would like to congratulate our EVERY WEDNESDAY Congratulations Lyn Fisher on being selected Only $5.95 to share brothers. Ihe Neophytes of PHI BETA SIGMA. 7 30 200 MOSLEY as a University Performing Dancer1 Love. Your B>g CONGRATULATIONS! Sunday 12:00 -2:00 P.M. Great Job' Love ya PBS. AXO ■ AXO ■ AXO ' AXO ■ AXO * AXO * AXO Mow - Thurs 11:30 - 1:30 P.M. Who Is CS. Lewis? ASAP ZEE - PHI" 4:30 - 7:00 P.M. Find out Wed April 17th Alumni Sharing Afncan-American Paths BLUE PHI !H 7 pm at Prout Chapel A Career Panel Sigma Kappa * Beta * Sigma Kappa Friday . . . . 11:30A.M. - 1:30P.M. Featuring Dr Bruce Edwards Wednesday. April 17th. 7 00 p m. Babydo*. Sigma Kappa Beta 500 coaches Steve Fisher 2nd Floor. Student Services Thanks for a great formal I'm glad we both de- and Mike Chatlos thank you lor all ol your help cided to try again and patiences You guys are terrific1 Love. Woody Located in Ihe University Union LOST & FOUND Alpha Phi * Tina Streeter * Alpha Phi Spring In to Spring Quantum go card accepted after 4 30 tor on-campus students Congratulations on your engagement to Phi Del- with Mary Kay Cosmetics Quantum oo card accepted all da) foi off-campus students ta Theta Scon Packard Love. Your Alpha Phi Cleveland Indians vs Boston Redsocks CaH Pam 352-4915 Sat April 20 Found Ladtea watch m front o' Student Ser- Sisters Bus Trip - Beer - Pop - Snacks vices BuMMig CalKeffy at 2-1 725 to identity Alpha Phi'' Moly McGuire ' * Alpha Phi II interested cal Quarters Cale 353-8735 LOST black & white female cat 352-3577 Congratulations on your pearling to Danny Ke- pler Love your Alpha Phi Sisters LOST Dark purple suede coat. 3 15 from ElenalWhat?)- Good Tymes Please relurn No questions Alpha Phi ■ Kim Schultheiss ■ Alpha Phi You said. Yes I say WHEN"r' Laura 372-5310 Congratulations on your pearling to Joe Arnool Michael (Nothm) Come Live with Us! Miami University Love Your Alpha Phi Sisters Summer & Fall Preferred Properties Fall 1991 Leases Available 8th & High for Bowling Green, Ohio Danny's Type Write Fox Run Mini Mall Typewriter Haven House Manor Small Bldgs. Sales and Services NEW Piedmont Frontier Housing IBM Correcting Selectrics Available Columbia Courts Birchwood Place Houses Featuring Student Efficiencies, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom - Furnished or Unfurnished, Discounts Apartments Laundry facilities available For Sales and Service Call 3 bedroom furnished apartments All rentals have full use of Cherrywood Health Spa 353-6692 M-F 9:00-4:30 352-9378 ft & Construction begins or stop in our 1045 N. Main Location Summer 1991 ■£■ ■& Danny Cota... Technician ribbons and supplies Call 352-0717 for more information available WORLD STUDENT ASSOCIATION ELECTIONS Deadline for Candidate Applications is Thursday, April 18 to 5:O0 pm Candidate Information Meeting is Sunday, April 21 at 4:30 pm Election, Sunday, April 21 at 5:30 pm Applications available at 403 South Hall. More info at 372-2247 UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE I (^ Wonts to Moke Vou $100 richer! Enter you and your rommate in the Roommate of the Year Contest. Sign ups are This >v taking place now! Wednesday &X April 19 at 7pm Thursday only! \ Grand Ballroom Whenever you need money for pizza, books, or anything Ketaca Indian Print else, you can get it day or night at OC MONEY CENTER machines Event hosted by all over northwest Ohio. Or MONEY STATION machines across Sale Dave Lochard, winner of the 1991 the Midwest. Just use your OC MONEY CARD. It's safe, secure, comedy competition. and free with any OC student checking or savings account. Come T-Shirt, buttons, and other Come hear him see us and have a pizza... anytime. items that feature unique Indian designs. perform! Union Foyer, 10-4 both days. All are welcome. OHIO CITIZENS BANK OC Branch-735 S. Main St. • MONEY CENTER-434 E. Wooster UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE Tuesday, April 16, 199) THE BG NEWS Classifieds SEIZED CARS, trucks, boats. 4wheaWrs. Tuxedo Rental & Dry Cleaning Services A/e you interested In journalism? continued from pg. 9 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors needed1 motorhomes. by FBI. IRS. DEA. Avariable your Cute I bdrm apt doss to campus 443 N En- Jeans • N - Things Do you want a (Ob after graduation7 531 Ridge St Private, coed, summer camp m Pocono Moun- area now Can 1-605-682-7555 Ext C 2604 terprise Apt A S340'mo 12 mo lease Cal Then you should apply for Carle at 1 433-4474 tains. Northeastern Pennsylvania Lohikan. PO Tascam Ports 05 4 Track Recorder (Home re- Jen Headiey a Id staff position with Box 234BG. Kenirworth, NJ 07033 (908) cording studto) $300 Yamaha Drum Machine D a G RENTALS • Close lo Cempus Congratulations on your recant engagement to ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB The BO News 2700998 $200 (negotiable) 352-5803 Must se« 2 Bfl upper rear apt Newfy remodeled kitchen Derek Parks We are very happy tor you and Zeta PN Beta is in the HOUSE"' Stop by 214 West Hal or call Stove a refrtg Max occupancy 2 people wish only the hast of luck to you both AIR A WATER QUALITY INDOORS 372-6966 for more Informellon Plenty of parking No pets Avsasble May Love your room.es SECURE GROWTH INOUSTRY ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB 1981 12 mo lease $385 00/mo Ptl Usa. Diane. 4 Marilyn Outstanding industrial commercial, residential waitresses Needed - part time Days, Evenings. FOR RENT To my Sana Souboukle. Baby Tee ft K-Ntce its and agricultural indoor air and water purifiers a Weekends Apply between 2 -4 Mon thru Fir 287-42S5 or 287-3233 been reel' I Love U' Unlimited income potential Ful or part-time Efca Club 200 Campoel Hal Rd. 010 Renters Linda Ailing turned 23 last Tuesday. It's ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB 1 216-928-0880 NICEST APTS in B G more fun to stretch your birthday out for WORKERS NEEDED IN KUWAIT AJ Ihe Zeta s in the house let me hear you say 4unrralefl 850ScottHemdfon awhile... Isn't M? WE HAVE EMPLOYER INFO Apia . Duplexes and Zee Phi'! Get ready the BRONZE is coming" 2 blm from campus Modem, furnierted. 2 BR Love, your roomie, Wendy ATTENTION! FOR LIST SEND $9 99 TO Houses avatable units, new carpeting laundry facd . A.C.. reeer- ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB ZPB VCT and Graphic Design Ma)ora HIM ENTERPRISES Professional management vad parking. Ma* 4 pars /unit No pets. 9 mo. ZEE-PHI' Student Publications is now interviewing for PO BOX 252 CAREY. OHIO 43316 NEWLOVE RENTALS NEWSFLASH: APRIL 16,1X1 lease $060.00/mo. 12 mo. lease Thanks Mama Rochete tor all your help & sup- Production Assistants (or The BG News for Fa* Our ONLY office $596 OO.'mo Phone 287-4255 or port' love ya. your daughters 1991 Apply at Student Employment 460 Stu- 328 South Msln, 352-5620 AFTER BEING SHOT DOWN BY THE LOCAL dent Services Building Would you like to reach your potential? Would 287 3233 you Ike to get paid wef lor a rob wel done? EB- FEMALE PATRON, PAOOV Q. MURPHY WAS HAVEN'T FOUND THROWN OUT OF THE TEL AVIV BAR ON HIS CHRISTMAS. Spring Break, summer travel SCO Telephone Service la now looking for In- WANTED THAT "RIOHT" FACE, FOR PUBLIC INTOXICATION. WHEN FREE Air couriers needed and cruiseship jobs ternational Telemarketing Representatives We 1 bdrm turn apt for subts August 1991-May PLACE VET? BEINQ QUESTIONED BY TEL AVIV POLICE. Call t-805 682-7555Ext F 1658 welcome undergraduates and graduates to be- 1092. Nice apt. al uW pd except else Only Chech out R E Management PAOOV EXCLAIMED. "ALL I HAO TO DRINK come a part of our success story We offer flex- $165 mo per person Donna. 352-5772 t Roommate needed (or Summer In Fox Run CHRISTMAS, SPRING BREAK, summer travel We have eff . 1 ft 2 WAS FOUR TEABAOSI" AND PADDY RAN Ufl scheduling for weekend and evening work Apts Please call 3536265 Can leave mes- FREE Air couriers needed and cruiseship fobs 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished apts avassbla tor bdrm units OFF SINOINQ. "A-HOOVINO WE WILL 00. A- Guaranteed hourly wages and generous com- "C* Call 1-805 682 7555 ext F 1658 fall Close to campus and downtown UWiee aval for Fal 1981 HOOVINQ WE WILL GO!" WE LATER missions whas learning a marketable skil In included In rent sSvang at $440. Limit of 2 per Bring in this ad a get CAUGHT UP WITH OLD PADDY SNEAKING 1 lo 6 people lo rent 4 bd House lor summer temahipeandCc-opeavatable 113N Mam SI apartment Call 353-6982 and leevemeaaage $100 00 off Oft STUMBLING WE SHOULD SAY, ABOARD Great (ocabori with many advantages Call Gatekeeper/Cashier Seasonal Part-time posi- next to David's Dei your first mos rent on THE U.S.S. NIMITZ, BOUND FOR AMERICA. 372-1220 tions open at Portage Quarry Rec Club for re- 1 or 2 people needed to sublet house for fa* any new fal lease signed WHILE PLAYING DECK BALL ABOARD THE sponsible individuals with strong math skats 91 spring '92 1024 E Wooster $1200 per 2 female rmts lor Spring 1992 Close to cam- between 4/16/81 » 4/30/81 U.S.S. NIMITZ, PADDY O. MURPHY WAS AC pus. CaN Kim or Beth $675 per semester. Call Must be physically active & available to work FOR SALE semester Call Kns 372-1602 leave a mes- weekends A evenings Apply in person at ssge one coupon par lease CIOENTLY THROWN OVERBOARD WHILE 354-6053 HE MANAGEMENT DIVING FOR A LOOSE BALL. T-Sojuare Graphics. 121 S Mam St. BG. 1 or 2 people needed lo sublet house on 2 or 3 roommates lor summer and 1 roommate '74 Yamaha needs work i runs good. Call 113 RAILROAD ST. AFTER FLOATING IN THE ATLANTIC FOR Ohio Accepting applications through Friday Clough St for summer 1001. Close to campua (or Fa* Apt. very close to campus CHEAP'1 352-1629 1614102 SEVERAL DAYS, PADDY WAS FORTUN- April 26 $131 mo Cail352-842Q Ca» 352 2532 ft aaK (or Cindy ATELY RESCUED BY A NEW JERSEY 85 HonOi Nghl Hnvvt- 450 3 7(H) miles like HOME TYPISTS PC USERS NEEDED' 2 BDRM APTS-FURN & UNFURN FLOUNDER FISHERMAN. STILL INTOXI- 2 Roommates needed for 91-92 school yr Mi $36,000 POTENTIAL' FOR DETAILS CALL new Call 352-6496 Large efficiency does to campus 443 N En- CATED. PADDY EXCLAIMED. "TAKE ME TO Fox Run II interested please cal 353-8265 Near Harhsman Free heat & cable TV terprise Apt. C. $285/mo., 12 mo. lease Cal 1-801-388-8242 EXT C2593 24 HOURS i960 Honda 750 CB Custom Excellent condi- KEENELANO." HOWEVER. THE NEW JER- Can leave message 9-12 or Summer lea Rate-Info sheets Cans 1 -433-4474 SEY FLOUNDER FISHERMAN DROPPED OUR LIFEGUARDS tion Must sel W* accept any reasonable avail front desk Best Western Falcon HERO OFF IN BUFFALO, NEW YORK IN- Earn extra money selling Quality all natural Positions available at large apartment property offer Cal 354-4740. Plaza Motel (across from Harsnman) Heed an apt lor summer or fai? STEAD, WHERE PADDY IMMEDIATELY YEL- products; can replace me need lor a conven- lor 1991 season Exp and certification re- 1086 Nissan Sentra 5-spd. cruise, as*. 3 bedroom house lor rent 3 person. 12 month WE HAVE NEARLY 600 UNITS I LED, "I LOVE SCOTT NORWOOD"' PADDY tional summer job Cal collect • Connie quired Apply in person 9-5 Fox Chase Apart- 3538227 lease Available August 352-7454 Furnished or unfurnished apts Q. MURPHY THEN HOPPED A TRAIN BOUND 074-9762 or Jim at 874-5478 ments. 7300 Nightingale Dr. Hoaand. Ohio CALL JOHN NEWLOVE HEAL ESTATE FOR THE LOVELY LITTLE TOWN Of BOWL 2 ibM PC computers 4 bedroom S 2 bedroom house Female summer subteaaer Own room and only Lifeguards Wanted at 354-2280 or 319 E Wooster INO GREEN. OHIO. HAVING THROWN DOWN Priced lo ael. Located between campus A downtown near $300 (or entire summer Great Location Cal Seasonal work available al Portage Quarry Rec (across from Taco Bel) BEVERAGES FOR MUCH OF THE TRIP, PA- Call Ken CuSt at 362-1520 CourtHouae Available this summer, fal a Wendy 363-8043. Club Must bring current Red Croaa certification to pick up our Hating A apeak OOV WAS EXTREMELY INEBRIATED WHEN spring Cal 823-5661 card Apply in person si T Square Graphics, with our tnendry staff HE STAGGERED INTO HIS FRIENDS' HOUSE Female to sublease apartment (or Summer. Great place, great deal, super roommates. Cal 121 S Mam SI. BG.Ohto Acceptirig appaca- 27 Inch Mryata touring bike, with racks $200 AT 13a MANVILLE AVENUE Also 100 sheets RC photo paper $25 Cal 704 5th St 352 7217 lions through Friday. April 26. Needed SuMeaaera 352-6072 evenings Lrg. apt w/low utilities Partlaly furnish, patio a SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON'S PADDY O. MUR- For summer-fan co-ops and others • Great deal Shi looking for a summer mb? 2 bedroom, completely turn LHeguard. Swim Instructor 6 Youth Fun 6 FOR SALE backyard Two blocks from campua. rent nag PHY lor sublease in Spring 92 For info cal Keith at Microwave. ACS laundry facH Trek Mountain Bate One year old Excelent Can Jim or Matt 354-6677 354 5762 Fitness Leader positions are available at the 2,3. 4 person rates Student Recreation Center Call Scott at condition White with neon green lettering Cal THE TRADITION CONTINUES... 352-3445 One & two bdrm Furn apts available for 1001 Male mrte wanted PerTyaburg • 2 bed apt 2-7477 or Lauren at 2 7482 354-1394 after 7 pm Own entrance $150/mo ptus one-half uttl Hours 9 • 9. local owner • 1002 or eummer, 0 & 12 month teases Cal SUMMER For Sale. Lap top portable computer. Great 352-4966 UNIVERSITY INTRAMURALS ADVISORY Ask (or Ray, 686-8977 Tops m Pennsylvania girls csmp need counsel- Software included Only $500'Cal372-4174 BOARD APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED One & Two Bfl furn. apts. 0 & 12 mo and aum- Needed one female to sublease for Summer 2 ors m WSI. Tennis. Arts and Cmfts/Cenwntcs. TO APRIL 19 AT 4 00 PM PICK UP APPLICA- bdrm, furnished apt on S Summit Cal FOR SALE Computer Stand, couch, croea- A tew good tennants needed mer leases avail S a V Rentals 500 Unman Soccer Coach, technical theatre asst, gymnas- bow. OH Skis, file cabinet, pots/pans, etc Cal Ml. Vemon Apertments, 802 6th St TION IN 108 REC CENTER 353-9156 (next tobua station) 352-7454 ttcs. piano Upper classmen proffered Cal Ar- 3546460. 2 Bed. Furnished. Dishwashers. Paid Unities ZETA PHI BETA Two or more to sublease apt for summer '91 at lene ASAP 1 -800-443-6428 Call Gary at 363-7934 Quiet. 1 story apta 1 & 2 bedroom available Congratulations to B S O E . the Neophytes ol University Village call Carrie or Nicole FumHure must go now! ( Good rates CaM 353 7600. after 5 00pm 1 Summer Jobs' 2 piaces for $70 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc We love you 364-8866 RE MANAGEMENT KTFB. Great condition a very comfortable Apts . Duplexes and Ufeguards. registration clerks, etc Cal now' 113 Raaroad Si Love your Sorors Two to Four people needed to take over year Call 362-3401 after 6 00 pm Houses available lease at University Village Starting 8/91 cal Ni- 1-800-344-9644 Jeilystone Camp Resort 10 (or Summer and Fall now open cole or Came at 354-8856 m.ns from Sea World. Aurora. Ohio (sorry, no Professional management SUNDAYS 10-2 ZETA PHI BETA living accomodations available ) Great car for sale 1080 Toyota Craaakta lor your convenience Spec * Sue Rogers * Spec $2600 Vi-ry low in^ Call 353-3010 For more Info, on Fal and Summer rentals Cal SUMMER WORK NEWLOVE RENTALS I knew you could do it Sue" Now ZETA Is tor- HELP WANTED IS IT TRUE JEEPS FOR $44 Our ONLY office: 352-8302 1 $7.26 TO START ever yours THROUGH THE U.S. GOVT? 32B South Main, 3S2-5620 Ready to settle down in quieter surroundings'? ZEE-PHISOROR'l' Vector Marketing will be on campus Weds . CALL FOR FACTS' 710 Seventh St 2 bedroom unfum heat a AC KTFB Drivers needed April 17th from 11 -3 m the Canal Room of the 504-640-5745 EXT S-5072 paid 352-3445 Your Spec. The China Restaurant Carty Rentals - 2 bdrm spts for 2.3.4 or 5 Student Union Shelley 352-8230 students For Fall or Summer. Also rooms a- MUST SELL vail Very near campus New Ratss Available! Seniors & Grads ' Co-ops available 4 Sansui speakers Excel condition. 2 max in- Call 353 0325 803-81 5 8th St ' No experience nee training provided put power 800w. 2 m i p 80 W AJ 4 ol them Only a few left for Summer * Fall " Openings slate-wide CATCH THAT SUMMER FEELING! for $250 Can also be sold separately in two 2 bdrm . gas heat. AC. spacious (cal for location nearest you) Summer Apts pairs Cal 354 5741.ask lorNick 0 1/2a12mo lain * May work part-time during school at SEIZED CARS, trucks boats. 4 wheelers Super Rates' Laundry, private parking JAY-MAR APTS. Call if unable to apply m person molorhomes. by FBI. IRS. DEA Available in RE MANAGEMENT 354-8036 CHARLESTOWN and 1 382-1060 your area now Can 1 805-682 7555 Ext 113 Railroad C-2804 352-9302 SUMMER RENTALS very close to campus Apt S Houses Inexpensive Carty Rentals MID AM MANOR 352-7365 fclA-ZEL THEATRE SUMMER SUBLEASE APARTMENTS HOWLING GIIIXN • UJ-IJM 2 bedroom apt Quiet Air Condition $340 A util whole summer (per person) 353 9040 Two bedroom furnished apartment free HBO Within walking distance to campus for Best Newtove Rentals 352-5620. 724 6th St Picture UNIVERSITY COURTS summer 1991 and 1991 - 92 school year. 1 A 2 Bdrm Apta * 12 month leases of the Call 352-0164 Year! 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, Manv*eBarandGr.r Tonite Attention • 149 Manvile needs one female sub- gas heat & water included, air condition- leaser for Summer 1001 Great location and a At: 7:30 tun house CHEAP' Call 354-6831 anytime ing. Contact: Resident Manager If] i. o o o o >. 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. R N „ m o in in s 5* «, m ci ci m o 352-4380 Saturday, April 27 53" S « •> - - (H Every TMrsliv Is lamin llihtl 8 p.m. • Kobacker Hall HI io Moore Center • Bowling Green State University , o " a «j Tickets: $9. $7, $5 (Students receive a $2 discount) p_ t? Entropy - by Chuck Bost O £ « O V) 3 To reserve tickets, call 419/372-8171 Q. sagn Sponsored by Iho College ol Musical Arts, Ethnic Studies. Office of Residence aghe •s a Sm a Sm Services, Office of Alumni Affairs and University Activities Organization o •c Lb 2" O0 1 *JD tti-6 i UniGraphics i— 211 West Hall 1 4 - * 8 "■ 372-7418 Fatman- -by John Bolssy OBIECTIVE: To provide quality, professional RXR,Oi_E> DC rUESE. Qoc*: oiacw ■n-eN vou'u- PAflt^cr-. nE .-*Hx_)Ot PROOFER *»NC> OO C-rN' DG- RU^l CFF CYTN-IDE TMlNKSTHatTl 6VQutf>njti TAAL-atTS SroMe- nerwo rooLNEss. aoT wet'fiie resume service to the University TO T>*G £TC*_>P SAILJOO TO "OU, IN VOJ* ...«■" C*» r-lii^fE wi|_i_ TCjiVNS ClTV INfTO TV^J AP«=»eti*c:.-.irMC» r»CTCO community at a reasonable price, PRE^RQCC v-tcjR t>evf tL/Sr-r flT^'re R^«M, Aftc FC*3i-< voj "=eor-< A t>icrr.,TW.T OEATICN OfNK.NOwr\l TTD CUT &j_Ofc 'N"Tt> WIM_ TEAC-r plus a $2.00 discount.' so«e Mcnaocrry A too siroa-f TM£M TO <■*! iyi| MAS AM ANO"T"HS*a «*LA»>4 ^ KNEADED K.Tt_> SoOfcMi&SiCN, HOM£»T*ft/ GPfN U,C£f AT" ME/ NOT TViaX AiO. *» \iO-.ie»"lHB£ (aVo 3. , -OWCVER .