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by Ginger Phillips ing on the "Big Valley" and sent instead to Cincinnati. general assignment reporter other westerns. "By the age of 10,1 was used Plumb said for a while dur- to auditioning and getting the ing the show she had a crush on Tuesday night, fans of "The role," Plumb said. Christopher Knight, also Brady Bunch" waited in a long She said at this age she tried known as Peter Brady. line to hear and see Eve Plumb for a part in something called "I was interested, but he iiik.i Jan Brady) give her very the "Brady Brood" and got the wasn't, so I tried to stay cool," first lecture on life as a Brady. part. Plumb said she, along she said. After five years, the The lecture, scheduled to with everyone else involved, show came to an end that was start at 8 p.m., was delayed as was happy the name changed not too disappointing for Brady fans continued to pack to the "Brady Bunch" instead. Plumb. into Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Plumb said the set was al- "I was ready to move on and To make more room, wall di- ways crowded, not only with go to high school," she said. viders were taken down and the eight Bradys and their But the "Brady Bunch" did more chairs were set up, while maid, but with most of the not stop all together. some had to remain standing Brady children's real life par- 'The 'Brady Bunch' wasn't and others sat on the floor. ents. Plumb said she enjoyed over ~ not by a long shot. It By 8:15, fans were growing working with all of the children started out with a Christinas more excited and expressed on the set and other members album that should have been themselves through singing of the cast as well. put in a sack and thrown into the theme song from "The "We all loved to work with the river," Plumb said. Brady Bunch" television show. the dog and Fluffy the cat," she Besides the Christmas Finally after a 25-minute delay, said. album, the Bradys also got into the wall-to-wall crowd stood up Plumb said the following dancing. Later, the "Brady and cheered as Eve Plumb was years of the show brought the Bride" movie was followed by introduced. excitement of getting to work six unsuccessful episodes of Plumb told the story of how on location. The Bradys trav- Marcia and Jan with their new she got started in show busi- eled to the Grand Canyon husbands. "A Very Brady ness and life as a Brady. She where the young actors got to Christmas" followed years also gave answers for the 10 ride mules for the episodes and later with the Bradys, their questions she is most often on their time off also. spouses and children, and fi- asked by fans. The Bradys also traveled to nally six episodes of another One question she said she is Hawaii where Plumb faced a Brady show was put down by often asked is if she hates still real-life teenage problem of critics. being called Jan. her own. She said she thought "The show had it's problems, "Yes," Plumb said. "But it's every teenage girl was nervous but you'd think we were mur- better then being called about wearing a bikini, but she dering puppies on the screen," Beaver." had to do it in front of a televi- Plum said. Plumb said she was probably sion camera. Other Brady fragments have born to be an actress. She first Plumb said the cast was ex- included cartoons, lunchboxes, started shooting commercials, cited when there was talk of a boardgame and trading many of which were for hot sending the "Brady Bunch" to cards. dogs and Kool-Aid. Japan, however the plans were "I guess I'll always be known Speaking to a full bouse, Eve Plumb (aka Jan Brady) talks about her life as a Brady Tuesday night In She then moved on to appear- changed and the Bradys were as Jan Brady," she said. the University Union Grand Ballroom. Plumb said she hates being called Jan, but "I guess I'll always be known as a Jan Brady." Wood Cable considers Executive defends GM axing Cleveland station 'Dateline' show on trucks' safety examined, disputed by Larlssa Hritsko dressed the issue of NBC's make sure an explosion would "Dateline" segment entitled occur just so "Dateline" would Klopfenstein said he believes if student life reporter by Chris Hawley "Waiting to Explode." have a story. Wood Cable has too many prob- local government reporter This particular program con- O'Neill discussed the public re- "In the meantime, lems with retransmitting broad- cerned the safety of 1973 to 1987 lations approach GM had to take cast signals, the company should The "Dateline" scandal that we've got to take a good GM truck models. It appeared to in order to save its credibility Wood Cable Television is con- consider paying to receive the aired last winter which depicted sidering permanently removing look at Cleveland 8's a General Motors truck suppose- the general public who watched and reputation. station through a system of the show that GM trucks were O'Neill said he went through a Cleveland's WJW TV 8 from its microwave dishes. dly surrounded in flames due to operation. It's always unsafe because the program long process when he talked to lineup of available channels, the position of its fuel tank, was been a problem for us in staged an explosion which was "Dateline" about the program concerning some University stu- "Right now, what they're doing addressed by a G.M representa- supposed to be the result of a car before the show was actually dents from the Cleveland area terms of quality from now is basically putting up a big tive, who ironically worked for crash. aired. who say they would miss the antenna and catching [Channel NBC from 1969 to 1970, last night day to day." He said NBC used such tactics According to O'Neill, GM station's news from home. 8's signal] out of the air," he said. at the University's Math Science as noncredible safety experts wanted requirements including Larry Miller, general manager Larry Miller, general "It's as dumb as it sounds. It's no Building. commenting on GM safety, used an attorney and engineer inter- of the company, said Monday wonder they've got bad re- William J. O'Neill, Jr., the di- manager of Wood Cable the wrong cap on the gas tank, Wood Cable may discontinue ception," Klopfenstein also said rector of public affairs at GM"s North American Operations, ad- placed rockets under the truck to carrying the channel because of Television he fears the company might de- See O'Neill, pi|r three. recurrent problems in receiving cide to replace the station with a its broadcast signal. University's telecommunications service that would pay Wood department, who said the action Cable to transmit its signal, such The channel has been out of would deprive students from the as a home shopping or "infomer- service for the last three weeks Cleveland area of their only cial" channel. Former senate candidate because of the failure of an elec- source of news from home. Miller could not be reached for tronic processor used to transmit comment about microwave the station through the Wood "That's one of the reasons I transmission or possible re- Cable system. have Wood Cable - to watch TV placements for Channel 8. acquitted of molestation "In the meantime, we've got to 8," Klopfenstein said. "And I'm not the only person." I'm pleased with the outcome," mony in this case, no indict- take a good look at Cleveland 8's According to Jerry Lee, a The Associated Press ment would have ever been Scott Hosso, a senior graphic Schulte said. operation," Miller said. "It's al- member of the Bowling Green issued." ways been a problem for us in design major from Fairview Cable Commission, customers Schulte had been charged on terms of quality from day to Park, and Lee Kolokoski, a junior can also send letters to the com- BOWLING GREEN - A one count of sexual penetration day." physical education, coaching and mission at 304 N. Church St. Lee former candidate for several and two counts of gross sexual McQuade said he was both- health major from Avon, said said while the commission cannot state offices said Tuesday that imposition. The charges car- ered by the inconsistent testi- Miller said while the channel is they would miss watching Cleve- adjust rates or tell Wood Cable his acquittal of charges that he ried specifications that could mony of an 8-year-old girl and out of service, his company is land-area news on the station. which channels to carry, it can sexually abused two girls ex- have resulted in a life sen- her inability to recall any considering replacing TV 8 with "I didn't watch it regularly, but relay residents' concerns to the poses the truth. tence. abuse until after her eighth another station. Miller said the I did like the news," Kolokoski company. Judge Richard McQuade said interview with a psychologist decision will probably be made in said. "I did watch that pretty "I would file a written com- Monday he didn't find any evi- McQuade said the evidence and social workers. about a week, but added the com- regularly." plaint to the cable commission dence during the five-day trial was inconsistent. pany is seeking customer opin- and a complaint with Wood in Wood County Common Pleas "I believe this indictment "I think this girl has been so ions on the issue. Hosso agreed. Cable," Lee said. "The commis- Court that John Schulte was built on a house of cards," programmed that she wants to The move to consider replac- "That's the thing I'd miss the sion can exert some influence, molested the children. he said. "Had the grand jury support what is going on," ing TV 8 has angered Bruce most, watching the news on and persuasion does work in "The truth is now known and been able to see all this testi- McQuade said. Klopfenstein, director of the Channel 8," Hosso said. many cases."

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Editorial Board CHRISTINA WISE Editor-in-Chief

KIMBERLY LARSON EILEEN MCNAMARA Campus Editor City Editor

CONNELL BARRETT J.J. THOMPSON Opinion Editor Associate Editor KIRKPAVELICH Insider Editor Jury must resist tension

Just weeks after final damage assessments were released for last spring's riots, the City of An- gels is preparing for more violence. The acquittal of four white officers accused of k$m USJWV VW NEEPED ffepViSioMs INCHES TfS TW?ISET beating motorist Rodney King sparked an outbreak that caused more than $800 million in property dam- age, the loss of 11,500 jobs, injured 2,400 and sent our second largest city into a rage of hatred and fear. A verdict is expected soon for the officers' civil The 'war' on drugs is over rights trial -- dubbed by the media as "Rodney King II" - and nervous residents are buying guns and bul- letproof vests. Meanwhile, the National Guard, the Legalizing them will make for a safer, fiscally sound society L.A. Police Department and federal marshalls are performing crowd-control drills. Jesse Jackson has proposed the removal of drugs, thus the overall result of this change With the memories of a ravaged South Central Los all of our European troops, to then be placed would be to create safer neighborhoods for Angeles still burning in their minds, a second jury as patrol guards on our southern border. MICHAEL F. HAYNES people to live in. must reach a verdict with the knowledge that more Former New York City mayor Ed Koch With minor governmental regulation of once suggested that every individual who the drug Industry, we would see an enor- violence may erupt if the officers are not convicted flies into the United States from South mous increase in the safety of drug use. for allegedly violating King's civil rights. America or Southeast Asia be strip-searched Scientists could legally experiment on the The jury has been instructed to ignore outside in- before entry is allowed. creation of drugs which produce the same fluences and concentrate on what happens in court. Even Daryl Gates, the former police chief effects as our current drugs but with lower But no matter how the jurors may try, the tensions of the infamous Los Angeles Police Depart- risks of addiction and harmful side effects. cannot be far from their minds as deliberation and ment, has gotten into the act by advising that At the moment, if you buy drugs, there is decision approaches. we could invade Colombia and poison their no way to really know what you are getting; America is expecting a conviction. Ignoring the soil. this problem would also be eliminated. nation's expectations of what most would consider Why ail of these drastic suggestions? What Another major consideration is fiscal. Not belated justice, all while L.A. residents are buying has prompted such prominent liberals as Je- only would we eliminate the money spent on sse Jackson to make statements that sound policing the drug industry, but with heavy AK-47 assault rifles, will be difficult. like they would more likely be supported by cares how much fuel you have? Better make taxes placed on drugs there would be an in- Hopefully, it will not be impossible. Pat Buchanan than Pat Schroeder? All of sure that radio is tuned up right.) crease in revenue. Further, the lower prices The jury presently examining this civil rights trial these loony solutions are brought to you The time has come for drastic action, but of drugs would lead to an increase in dollars must still do everything it can to only consider the courtesy of the "war on drugs." not the actions which any of these people being spent legitimately, all of which would facts presented during this trial. Reaching a decision The war on drugs is the name given to the have proposed. The last decade of fighting be taxed as normal. based on pressures outside the courtroom is not jus- hyper-zealous police activities begun in the an over-zealous drug war, injuring (even We would take billions of dollars from the tice. early '80s in response to slowly rising drug killing) innocent people in mistaken drug black-market, non-taxed economy. The po- It's mass suicide. use. This "war" has been with us for essen- busts and developing more and more gran- tential savings and increases in revenue are Legal systems help reinforce social control, and al- tially a decade now, and there is no clear diose schemes to cut off just a fraction of the enormous. lowing emotional groups to influence decisions consensus as to whether we are losing or drug trade has shown that this war cannot be While there may be some problems with would only undermine that delicate hold. winning this war. (Ilmmm...sound familiar?) won and should not be fought. The time has this change, they are small in comparison to While drug use has been in a slight decline come to work towards the legalization of the its benefits. It's doubtful that drug use would Once it becomes apparent that justice can be lately, there are few drug convictions, and drugs currently termed illegal. significantly increase due to this change; swayed by threats of violence, a dangerous prece- the costs of this battle remain high. The benefits of such legalization would ex- again, most people who want to use drugs dent would be set -- a precedent telling jurors to dis- People who want to use drugs find a way tend beyond the end of this costly "war." already do. regard evidence presented in a court of law and, in- with very HtUe concern for the "war" going Once the drug trade is moved from the It is certain that there would be some ex- stead, to offer a verdict intended to quell potential on around them. hands of criminals, into the hands of reputa- perimentation, but that too is universal. It's public upheavel. The Wall Street Journal suggested start- ble businessmen, prices would drop, lessen- not legal for people under 21 to drink alco- After viewing the videotape, the beating of King ing to arrest small-time drug users in an at- ing the number of crimes committed for the hol, but I know plenty who do. Those who appeared unquestionably. A nation sat in shock as tempt to use fear as a prevention tactic. purpose of getting drug money. Also, with choose to experiment would simply be able four white police officers, who appeared to use ex- Former Attorney General Ed Meese wants the combination of price lowering and the to do so in a safer way (lessened violence, cessive and unnecessary force, went free. And there to test everyone who has a job. The burden increased safety of selling drugs, violence safer drugs being created, etc.) and without is little wonder why the officers' acquittal by an all- of payment would be on the employers. between sellers would diminish drastically. the stigma of serious criminal activity. The United States Customs Service has After all, do the different liquor stores in With the war on drugs lost and with our white jury triggered a rebellion in Los Angeles and requested authorization to shoot down any town get into turf wars? freedoms in danger if this "war" continues, around the country. plane flying into the United States which The majority of drug crimes involve the the legalization of drugs is the only sane and Now that civil rights charges have been brought does not identify itself and its cargo. (Who purchasing of drugs, not the results of using rational choice. against King's attackers, our legal system has a sec- ond chance. We at The News hope justice is served. We just hope the jury reaches its decision based on what went on in the courtroom, not outside of it Renovation...or alien agenda? "Building and gym closed. door. Then it sat me down in the She told me the standard Uni- Trespassers will be arrested." MIKE SEARS old gym, right next to a giant versity line that the gym and the Signs like this have been spaceship. And that's all I can south section of the building Tim N Of nun Photo Ed. Cynthia Prada Chief Copy Ed. posted on Eppler without any ex- remember. The next thing I knew were closed Feb. 20. Julie Tagliaferro Special Protects Ed. Ron Novak Aut. Chief Copy Ed. planation.The News hasn't even I was back on the sidewalk. But it According to her file, there are Micharl Zawacki Aut. Special Proj. Ed. Dawn Keller Copy Ed. Brandon Ward Copy Ed. Shannon Merrill Copy Ed. written a story on it, so I guess was really cool. Like an out-of- major renovations taking place Pam Smith Proofreader TonyNehh Copy Ed. I'll have to play the role of col- body experience, dudet" that were planned well in ad- Jennifer Strip** Copy Ed. Cwen Johnson Copy Ed. umnist/reporter. The third theory is that stu- vance. Robin Coe Proofreader Jason Hunt Copy Ed. The signs look too funny to be dents forced to take classes in It's really a shame that Fact taken seriously. (Who'd want to the decrepit building organized Line has become part of this conspiracy. If there were con- The BG News, founded in 1920, is published daily go in anyway?) It's hard to be- themselves and hung the signs as lieve administrators would post a way of protesting the use of the struction inside, dont you think during the academic year and Wednesdays during the such unofficial signs on one of building. there would be some sign of life summer session. the University's finest struc- One problem with this theory is around the building? tures. the thought of students actually You'd expect the sounds of 214 WEST HALL President Olscamp's stamped efforts if this theory is correct. organizing themselves to do any- tools, like hammers and drills, or BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY signature would've made them There is the second explana- thing. even people with hard hats mov- BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0726 authentic. My own doubts have tion to the Eppler mystery, and In addition, if students had ing in and out of the building. In- led me to consider a number of that is that aliens from outer taken this action, their classes stead, there are actually cobwebs Copyright 1993, The BG News conspiracy theories as possibili- space posted the signs so they would probably be being held on forming on the Eppler South ties. could use the building as a head- the steps of the Education build- doors. ">!..„*■:.•*•!■!■:! ' «'■•- On several occasions in the quarters for studying Earthlings. ing across from Eppler South. Another interesting obser- past, rowdy basketballers have Anyone passing by Eppler I haven't seen any classes vation I made last week makes Respond- — caused quite a ruckus by setting should be warned that they could there. If anyone did have class in me suspect that the alien theory Signed letters or columns express the beliefs of off the fire alarm. The Universi- be sucked In for experi- Eppler earlier In the semester, is correct. Signs are now posted the individual and in no way represent the opinions' ty Police have had to ride their mentation. please let me know where you outside Anderson Arena inform- of The News. bicycles across that long path The aliens have already cap- meet now (if the aliens haven't ing students that the Arena is no All readers are encouraged to express their from the Commons to Eppler in tured the wooden kiosk that used captured you). My number's in longer available for open gym. opinions through letters to the editor and guest order to turn off the alarm. to stand across from its side the book. I suspect that creatures columns. Letters should be 200 - 300 words, typed, One possibility - the officers door. After all of this curious specu- reser 'ing Alf and E.T. are contain the writer's telephone number and address, working the late shift posted the Eppler is now even more dan- lation, I wanted the real truth pr having great pick-up plus class rank, occupation, major, and home'town. signs so they wouldn't have to gerous than the Psychology about Eppler. What better news ga .es on the Falcon hardwood deal with Eppler's fire alarm Building for such dis- source to contact than Campus every night. Send all submissions to CottneH Barrett, anymore. appearances. One student re- Fact Line. The operator sounded The University administration Opinion Editor, The BG News, 210 West Hall. It is an antique and probably ported her experience to me. slightly amused that anyone better keep an eye on the spread took several hours to shut off. We "I was pulled in by an arm that could be that interested in Ep- of these aliens. The Rec Center should all appreciate the officers sprung out at me from behind the pler. and Field House could be next. I April 7,1933 The BG News page 3 O'Neill Continued from page one. viewed, and also wanted to film "NBC did not show their "Dateline" during the truck ex- viewers the smoke and what they periment because "we just didn't didn't see was the rocket engine trust them," he said. that caused flames, sparks, GM's intuition to film the reen- smoke and thermal energy," O'- actment seems to have paid off. Neill said. "A friend of mine talked to a "Dateline" also reported to GM fireman who was at the scene, that the vehicles used had been and he admitted the tests were junked and could not be available not on the up and up," O'Neill for inspection. GM, however, said. found the vehicles and presented Eventually other eyewitnesses them at a secretly planned news came forward including state conference. troopers and other firemen who In response to "Dateline's" said it was possible to survive the segment, GM retaliated by plan- fire, and that no gasoline was ning a two- week campaign to leaking from the tank as "Date- fight the consequences of the line" had reported. show. The program said the gas tank "We worked 24 hours a day. had a hole in it, but CM dis- People flew to cities and didn't covered there was no hole after even tell their families because 28 x-rays, O'Neill said. we didn't want the news to leak "A safety expert present at the out and NBC preempted," O'Neill site, has his Bachelors Degree in said. Art from UCLA and said he has a BA and MA in Industrial Design, GM decided to express its side which the university has no re- of the story because according to cord of," he said. "Another ex- O'Neill the days of being a silent pert has a degree in Asian studies company are over. and one has no college educa- According to O'Neill, GM was tion." mad because company workers GM discovered "Dateline's" were injured by the inaccurate camera angle for the segment report. "If we're wrong, we'll showed a flaming truck. admit it. Right now we're not go- However, the film GM produced ing to be silent." showed there was only a grass fire and the truck was hardly af- Furthermore, O'Neill said what Tilt BC Ntwt/rlm Norm*r "Dateline" presented on its pro- fected. I "Dateline" scandal that aired last winter depicting a GM truck sur In addition, GM found there gram shocked the consciences of William J. O'Neill, Jr., the director of public affairs at General Americans and hurt the liveli- Motor's North American Operations talks to about 250 people at the posedly exploding In names. were rockets underneath the Math Science Building Tuesday evening. O'Neill addressed the truck. hood of the company. College Democrats Faculty Senate OKs pay hike choose president by Michael Zawackl by Kimberiy Larson faculty reporter about the basis for how the proposed salary University to do some long-range planning percentage was determined before the reso- in terms of faculty salaries. campus editor lution was accepted. Lengthy explanations "We have to give [the administration] a Faculty Senate voted unanimously Tues- by both Veronica Gold, chairwoman of the projection of what we want so they can do Faculty Welfare Committee, and Chris Dal- College Democrats named a new interim president at its meeting day to accept a resolution on faculty salary some long-range planning for us," Gold said. Tuesday night after the current president and vice president re- recommendations for the academic year of ton, vice president of planning and budget- Allen White, chairman of the Faculty Sen- signed to pursue other interests. 1993-94. ing, were given to explain how benefits, es- ate, said in the past the University has at- pecially the Early Retirement Incentive tempted to maintain a high percentile among Carrie Kanipe, former CD secretary/treasurer, is serving as The resolution states that the senate rec- Program, figured into the comparison of the other category-I universities but the reces- interim president until the organization has another election. Kanipe ommends to the administration that they in University to the other eight category-I uni- sion knocked the University off track. took the position after Mike Cook and former Vice President Sam Me- turn recommend to the Board of Trustees versities. lendez resigned. the approval of a IS percent faculty salary "I'd like to believe that the recession is increase over the next three years. When a faculty member retires, savings over and we can get back on track [of the Cook, an active member of the CDs since 1990, was unanimously are generated by hiring new faculty at a percentile goals]," White said. elected as president in November 1991, and has served this position This increase would achieve a third rank- lower salary, Dalton said. The savings would Faculty senator Elliot Blinn said he be- ever since. ing among the eight category! universities then be sufficient to cover the other faculty lieves voting for this resolution enables the Melendez was elected as vice president in November of 1991. in Ohio, and place the University in the 60th contract buy-out costs for early retirement. University to stay consistent with its catego- Melendez has been campaigning since February for Ward One percentile among category-I universities ry I percentile goals. Bowling Green city council seat as an independent candidate, but this nationally. Dalton said because newer faculty mem- bers were coming in at a lower salary, the Because of the amount of time it took to is not the reason the two resigned, according to Cook. The resolution also states it be evaluated University would appear to have lower discuss the resolution an on-call Faculty "Sam and I have a lot of goals we want to accomplish, and we think and modified each year in order to achieve average salaries compared to the other eight Senate meeting will take place April 20 to it would be easier to accomplish this outside of partisan means," Cook the percentile goal. category-I state universities. take care of unfinished business from Tues- said. The senate conducted a lengthy discussion Gold said the resolution would allow the day's agenda. White said. He said he and Melendez could do more for the community outside the CDs. Melendez said there are things which he would like to do which are not partisan related. He also said he and Cook had differences with the Wood County Democrats which have not been resolved. "Things aren't getting any better between Mike and I and the Wood ■ See the future. Use a condom. County Democrats," Melendez said. 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The Internal Revenue Service wants to save long run, Woods said. If the government has no re- school staff celebrated the third year of their She said the Peacekeepers program shows the people money. cord of a person's return, they have no record of "Peacekeepers" conflict-resolution program school's "relentless efforts day after day to instill According to the IRS, many people lose money what was paid into Social Security. Therefore, this Tuesday. the need for certain techniques to resolve prob- by not filing their tax returns on time. The agency money could be lost when a person retires. The timing of the events adds emphasis to the lems and conflicts." is encouraging Americans to file before April IS to According to the IRS, many people do not file on program's goals of non-violent resolution of dis- Crim is one of 20 "demonstration schools" in save money now, and in the future. time if they are missing forms, have no money to putes, school and program officials said. Ohio with conflict-resolution programs funded by People who file late and owe taxes to the federal pay their tax or are procrast inators. "Ours is really a vision that through education, grants from the OCDRCM, according to Milne. government are subject to a fine of S percent of If a filer is missing a VV-2 form or a form 1099, he people will learn to solve conflicts without vio- In the Crim Peacekeeper program, students are the tax owed per month, to a maximum of 25 per- or she can take steps to get the return in on time. lence or this kind of legal action," said Sister Terry divided into first-and-second-grade, third and cent, according to Rollie Woods, public affairs "First contact your employer and see if you can Milne, a member of the Ohio Commission on Dis- fourth-grade and fifth-and-sixth-grade groups. officer for the IRS Department of the Treasury in get another copy of [your forms]," Woods said. "If pute Resolution and Conflict Management. Johnson said the younger children learn about dif- Cleveland. you are unable to contact them or if they can't get "I'm sure court action will show students the ex- ferences between people, while the older students In addition to the fine, said Woods, late filers the forms for you, contact your local IRS office tent things can go when there's a dispute," Princi- learn more advanced conflict-resolution methods who owe money must also pay a late payment pen- and they will help you locate the forms." pal Beth Johnson said. incorporating humor and compromise. alty of a half of a percent per month to a maximum So what should someone do if he or she does not Through the Peacekeepers program, students The groups meet for about 45 minutes once of 25 percent of the tax, on top of interest owed un- have the money to pay the taxes owed? are taught how to prevent disputes among class- every week, Johnson said. Each of the program's til the tax is paid. This tax is compounded daily, "File the return," Woods said. "Even if you don't mates. They then work during recesses to resolve participants also works during playground reces- and is now 6 percent, but subject to change. have any money. This means you will avoid the S conflicts on the playground. ses about once a week. Therefore, if a taxpayer owes $200, and filed percent late filing fee. Pay what you can with the three months late, he or she would pay $233 plus return. In three to five weeks, you will receive interest. your first notice [to pay]. If you still can't pay the Woods said people who file late and are entitled full amount, visit your local IRS office to arrange a Police blotter to a refund are not subject to penalties, but must payment plan." file within three years to get their refunds. Since Also, the IRS may be able to work out an "offer O John T. Boyd, 38, Toledo, was dics found the man was merely arrested Friday night for DUI. college students typically receive refunds, Woods in compromise," in which the agency may settle asleep. said filing in a timely manner is especially impor- for an amount less than the original amount, ac- According to police, Boyd alleg- edly stopped at an East Wooster tant for them. cording to a brochure. n An employee of a local bar Street store to buy alcohol. When was injured in a fight with a the clerk refused to serve him, patron early Sunday morning UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO Boyd got back into his car to after the employee asked a leave. He reportedly hit a deliv- patron to leave, police said. An ery truck in the parking lot. He ambulance was reportedly called was stopped on East Wooster to the scene to assist the em- ROOMMATE OF THE YEAR Street for allegedly straddling ployee his lane. He also was not wearing his seatbelt, police said. officer approach. 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April 7f 1993 The BG News Clothes EPA accused Clinton planning tougher of lost of hiding facts sanctions against Serbs by Tsrrence Hunt The Associated Press The Associated Press Bosnia, and therefore, encour- agreement. That's all that's go- student Porter said Sahli's calculations aged in other countries," Clin- ing on there and it won't work." were inaccurate. ton said. COLUMBUS -- An environmen- "We willingly acknowledge WASHINGTON - President The tougher steps envisioned On the Middle East, Clinton found tal group Tuesday accused the that some of the numbers are the Clinton said Tuesday the Bos- by Clinton include a tightening said he is sticking with the Ohio Environmental Protection result of reporting changes, but nian Serbs' refusal to accept a of economic and trade sanc- Bush administration's policy of The Associated Press Agency of collaborating with pol- the bulk of that 51 percent Is the peace plan for their war- tions, and the possible lifting of refusing to deal with the Pales- luters in a report showing a sharp result of toxic releases drop- ravaged country was "the most the arms embargo on Bosnia to tinian Liberation Organization drop in the amount of toxic mate- ping," she said. difficult and frustrating prob- allow Muslims to re-arm them- unless it forswears terrorism. MARION, Ind. - Articles rial released by industry. Sahli also was worried about lem in the world today" and selves, administration officials A senior administration offi- of clothing that belonged to Richard Sahli, executive direc- another 1.6 billion pounds of said. an Indiana Wesleyan Uni- promised to seek tougher sanc- cial, who spoke on condition of tor of the Ohio Environmental toxic chemical wastes listed as tions to end the fighting. "The world cannot tolerate anonymity, said all parties in versity coed missing for a Council, said an EPA news being recycled. "There are lots of other the savage practices which are the Middle East have shown an week are being tested for release last month was "a com- "While many of us have good things we can do to make life committed under the ugly slo- interest in coming to Washing- clues that might help in- pletely lopsided misrepresenta- thoughts about the word 'recy- more uncomfortable for the gan of ethnic cleansing and ton for consultations in ad- vestigators find her, a tion" of reports industry filed in- cling,' the truth is that it is the purification," Mubarak said. vance of the peace talks. police spokesperson said Serbs and I wouldn't rule out volving the release of toxic ma- least regulated activity for the warnings from Egypt about the Clinton's policy on the war On another foreign policy Tuesday. terial. The council is a coalition handling of toxic wastes," Sahli threat of terrorism by Islamic was mocked by Serbian Presi- question, Clinton said it was in- Tricia Lynn Reitler, 19, of of 1S6 local environmental said. fundamentalists, and whether dent Slobodan Milosevic, who evitable that the United States Olmsted Falls, Ohio, near groups. Sahli accused the agency of the United States should have expressed appreciation that will press for tougher sanc- Cleveland, was last seen The Ohio EPA said March 24 misrepresenting the extent of the been more alert before the the United States had not re- tions against Libya if its Wednesday night walking that companies reported a SI problem to cover an unkept cam- bombing of the World Trade sorted to military intervention government does not turn over back to her residence hall percent decrease in toxic paign promise of Gov. George Center in New York. to force an end to the one-year- for trial two men who have from a drug store near the releases from 1988 to 1991, drop- Voinovich. "I have ordered a review of old war. been charged in the bombing of campus. ping from 522 million pounds to Voinovich proposed in 1990 what we knew, when we knew Milosevic's backhanded Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie, Investigators found Reit- 2S6 million pounds. that all generators be required to it, what was done," Clinton compliment in an interview Scotland. ler's jeans and a top in the "However, in the back of their develop plans for reducing pro- said. "There is nothing specific with the Washington Post drew "It is an enormous issue in area during a search last report we see that most of those duction of toxic material and be in the warnings about the an angry retort from Clinton. the United States, and nothing week. The garments are be- so-called reductions aren't re- fined if they failed to meet re- World Trade Center to bring "It's pure politics," Clinton else really can be resolved with ing examined for evidence, ductions at all. What we're facing duction goals by 1995. this to a successful conclusion said. "He's trying to head off regard to Libya until that issue but no results have come in, here is just a toxic shell game," "This campaign commitment so that the principle of ethnic tougher sanctions in the U.N. if is resolved," the president said Deputy Police Chief Sahli said. has never been acted upon by the cleansing is not rewarded in the Serbs don't sign the peace said. Vern Owensby. He said the claimed reductions Voinovich administration," Sahli "We are working on the included waste that was burned said. assumption that she was on-site as fuel, waste shipped to "Instead, Governor Voinovich abducted and some type of industrial furnaces off-site, and has gone in a completely opposite foul play was involved," the deletion by the federal direction and has endorsed "vo- Sheik being tried from Egypt Owensby said. government's deletion of am- luntary' efforts by industry to Investigators have monium sulfate as a chemical to reduce their own wastes instead worked around the clock on be listed in the toxic inventory. of pursuing his proposed statu- Defendant accused of ant i-government actions in U.S. the case. "Between these three items, 71 torily enforceable program," he The Associated Press "It's just a matter of percent of Ohio EPA's claimed said. time," Grant County Sher- reductions between 1988 and "This is part of the government's battle against iff John Lawson said. 1991 can be immediately ac- Michael Dawson, the gov- FAYOUM, Egypt - The sheik who condemned the Islamic trend," said Muntasser el-Zayyat, an "It's seeing In the paper counted for as being no reduc- ernor's press secretary, said the Egypt's government from a pulpit in New Jersey Abdel-Rahman lawyer. "They are targeting Sheik the picture of her family tions at all," Sahli said. issue still was being examined. went on trial in absentia today, along with 48 other Omar to limit his movement and stop him from and knowing they are de- EPA spokeswoman Carol Muslim fundamentalists. struggling against the Egyptian regime." prived of the right to know Porter said the environmental "We're looking at it to see if it's The sheik, Omar Abdel-Rahman, preaches in where she is - that is group's criticism of the agency still necessary and what benefits mosques where suspects in the Feb. 26 bombing of Egypt has not requested Abdel-Rahman's extra- enough to drive a police- was nothing new. we'll get from it based on bene- the World Trade Center worshiped. Six people died dition, but the United States is considering man, to make them spend "They often accuse us of being fits we might get from other pro- in the bombing. whether to deport him for withholding information hours working," Lawson in bed with industry when we grams," Dawson said. "We've Prosecutors were ordered to find the sheik and on his application for permanent residence. said. recognize positive efforts that been working very hard on three other defendants to inform them officially of companies are making," she said. protecting the environment." their retrial. President Hosni Mubarak, in the United States The sheik and the others had been acquitted on an official visit, said last week that Egypt does W///////////////////^^^^^ three years ago of the same charges. not want the sheik back. The sheik is alleged to have organized an illegal Abdel-Rahman went to the United States on a anti-government demonstration. 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by Mike Kazlmore with a very stingy 0.88 earned ranked second in the conference. sports writer run average. It is experience like this that Despite the loss of Record, Joseph is counting on to take the whose pitching accounted for Falcons all the way to the MAC Springtime has finally arrived over 75 percent of last year's vic- title. in Bowling Green and with it the tories, this year's team will not "We have a more overall level Falcons' softball season. With wilt as the weather gets warmer. of experience which will be very last year's record-setting team, Sophomore pitcher Lisa valuable to us this year," she which finished second in the Mid- Mountjoy (10-11 1.62 era last said. "The players have a lot of American Conference, this year) agreed with Joseph that the games under their belts so they spring the Falcons are in a posi- Falcons are out to win. won't be making first-year mis- tion to reap what they have sown. "I don't think that there is any takes out there." Last year the team was in full pressure to do as well as last Because the Falcons contended bloom as they racked up a 37-16 year's team," Mountjoy said. for the MAC title last year and overall record and established it- "We all want to do better and win return almost their entire start- self as a team to be reckoned the MAC this year." But if the ing lineup, Joseph said they are with. Falcons are indeed to improve the forerunners for the title this The wins set a University re- upon last season and become season. cord for most victories in a league champions this year, they "I think that we should be the season, while their 69.8 winning will somehow have to find a way team to take control of the MAC percentage also placed them first to fill the void left in the pitching this year, but you always have to in the school history books. staff by Record's departure. count on Central Michigan and The Falcons were also able to "Jody was a very big part of Toledo being good teams. In fact, compile a very impressive 19-10 our success last year, but other with the emergence of Ball State, mark against tough MAC compe- people are stepping up their there is a lot more parity in the tition, their second-best MAC re- games to take up the slack," said league this year." cord. Joseph. "I think that we have a Joseph said that in order for And according to Head Coach quality pitching staff. It's just the Falcons' goal to become a Jacquie Joseph, this year could not as experienced as it was last reality, a few things must hap- blossom even further. With 13 year." pen. letter winners returning to the One person in particular that "Our pitching staff has to play field, including eight starters will be looked upon to "take up well day in and day out. Softball from last year; things look prom- the slack" and increase her level is just like baseball, it is very ising indeed. of play is Mountjoy. much a pitcher-catcher game," "[The players] are very disap- "Coach is expecting a lot more she said. "Also, our three, four pointed they came in second from me this season because I and five hitters have got to come place in the MAC last year," she have some experience," said along and step up their games at said. "This year they want to do Mountjoy. "Last year Jody the plate in order for us to be better and feel that they're taught me a lot about the mental successful." ready." aspects of the game, to take con- Mountjoy believes that com- However, the Falcons have en- trol of the game when I'm on the munication in the field, a key as- tered this season without a key mound and to talk to the team to pect of any team sport, will be player from last year - last keep them in the game." another key to the season. year's pitching ace Jody Record Although Bowling Green lost a "I think that we really need to TlK BG Ne wi/Dcnlie Hr«h«k Last year Record was paramount lot of experience on the mound communicate with each other out Sophomore outfielder Kolleen Kopchak slides safely Into third base during Tuesday's game against in the Falcon's record setting they more than make up for it there and believe in ourselves. the Ball State Cardinals. season, compiling a 27-5 mark with the rest of their team with We need to just go out there and the returning eight starters. play like a winning team should," One player in particular that she said. ♦ INDIAN RIVERS «4 CHOICE APARTMENTS AVAILABLE did return this year is Dena If everything falls in to place 702 4th Street Romdstadt, a three-year letter and the Falcons do live up to the ♦ Efficiencies Summer Rates winner who set the school record high expectations heaped upon Now Renting 1 Bedroom 9 1/2 mo. lease and led the MAC in runs batted in them this year, the team will Furnished 2 Bedroom, 2 Car garage w/storage room. * 2 Bedrooms 12 mo. lease last season. 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byJimFogerty whose defensive leadership mi-finals that was coming off a Slagle, who at scrum half was contributing reporter played a major role in the Fal- big 34-0 win over arch-rival the focal point of most of the con's victories echoed Maz- Miami the day before. Kent, action, commented after the zarella's comments, "There who had not beaten Bowling match, "there was some heavy You've heard the old saying was just no way that I was go- Green since 1973, was de- hitting going on out there." about the inevitability of death ing to be the one to break that termined to end two of the Fal- With time winding down, it and taxes. Bowling Green and string." cons' streaks once and for all. looked as though the tra- the Mid-American Conference Bowling Green started off Wing Carlos Aragon broke a ditional rugby tie-breaker club rugby championship can with a hard fought victory over scoreless match early in the would come into play. Each be added to that list of "sure a vastly improved Central second half with a 75-yard run team removes half of Its things." The Falcon ruggers Michigan squad. The Chippe- for a try. Tim Brenner's con- players from the Held and the defeated Western Michigan was, who have never beaten version gave BG a 7-0 lead. A game restarts with a sudden 10-3 in the championship final Bowling Green, took it on the late try but missed conversion death rule-first to score win. "I to win their twelfth straight chin again 15-7. Wing Grady by Kent made the score 7-5 was already debating with my- MAC rugby title. Slack, last fall's national scor- where it remained at the final self as to who still had some "Frankly, I had my doubts ing champion, and scrum half whistle. gas to leave in the sudden that we could do it this year," Doug Slagle scored tries while A disappointed Golden Flash death period when Tom Clark commented BG head coach Slack booted a conversion and coach, Shawn Whelan com- broke the log jam," stated Roger Mazzarella. "The penalty kick for the win. mented, "BG is a good team, Mazzarella. weather has been very unkind The Falcons then rolled over but we just can't seem to break for a sport that has everyone Ball State 31-5 in their other this jinx they have over us." Just ten yards from their running around in just shorts." preliminary match Wing Car- The victory put BG in the own end zone, the Broncos With just two days of outdoor los Aragon scored a pair of final against Western Michi- bobbled a sideline throw-in. practice Mazzarella was wor- tries and fullback Matt Harms gan. The Broncos had earned Flanker Tom Clark chased ried that the Falcons would not added a third. Slack again did their berth by defeating Ohio down the unclaimed ball and have the fitness necessary to the major damage as he University 11-10, Kent State fell on it in the end zone for a carry them through four punched over a try, a penalty 12-10, and Ball State 13-10. try and a 5-0 BG lead. Less than matches in one weekend. "I kick, and four conversion kicks In a wonderful display of a minute later, Single spotted told the 1st XV that the pride to put Bowling Green in the wide open play, both teams an opening in the Western de- was going to have to play a championship rounds on Sun- marched up and down the field fense and roared through to the Refer Mauartlla major role in winning the MAC day. but with neither able to find ten yard line where he fed the Falcon center Kurt Bittner cuts past a would-be Western Michi- this year," added Mazzarella. Bowling Green faced a fired- the last key that would put streaking Clark who dove in gan defender. In support Is Tim Brenner. Vice captain Matt Paskiet, up Kent State squad in the se- them in the end zone. Doug for another try.

The Associated Press ton and John Elway, the Michi- and almost smiled at Tar Heels' since he's one of the most tal- and no one has won more NCAA Champs gan Wolverines, did the same. fans who would walk by scream- ented players in the sport. tournament games than his SS. NEW ORLEANS -- Hours after Turn toward the roar and see ing "Timeout, Timeout!" "I hope he doesnt feel he is to Smith has taken nine teams to the North Carolina Tar Heels put 7-footer Eric Montross, his ob- Players from both sides de- blame for the loss as you can't Final Fours but his only previous an unneccesary stamp of success viously brand new baseball-style served all that adulation and blame one guy for the game," title came in 1982 in the same celebrate on Dean Smith's coaching re- cap proclaiming "North Carolina, more after a great national North Carolina's Pat Sullivan building as his latest and that, sume, players from the new National Champions" high above championship game, but Webber, said. "He played a great game too, had a final-seconds mistake national champions soaked up the crowd, being swarmed for who had 23 points and 11 re- and really was unfortunate down by the other team. the glory with a walking tour of a autographs, picture requests and bounds, will forever wear the the end." "Neither one necessarily exciting madhouse Bourbon Street. a few very-high fives. goat horns for a mistake that The timeout that wasn't there meant we wouldn't win," he said. The team they had beaten 77-71 The same noise around the would have been forgotten in a meant a technical foul and Don- "It's all part of the game. I've Monday night and sent to the corner meant the Michigan faith- week had it happened in a game ald Williams, made the two free often said you have to be lucky trivia books on the pages occu- ful had spotted Chris Webber, in late January. throws and added two more with and good." victory pied by the likes of Fran Tarken- their All-American forward who It's doubtful the extra timeout eight seconds left to make Smith Webber met the media and had been so brilliant for almost he called with 11 seconds to play the coach of the NCAA champion took the blame for the mental an entire game. He accepted and Michigan down 73-71 will be for the second time in his 32-year lapse that meant the Wolverines 'Easter Speciafs every pat on the back gracefully his basketball trademark forever career. were the last team to lose a game for the second straight year after He is one of four active coach- losing to Duke 71-51 last season Hop Right Into es to have won more than one ti- with five freshman starters. Easter tle and only John Wooden, with these Adolph Rupp and Bob Knight are "At that point of the game we Special Bouquets ahead on the all-time list. He is can't point any fingers," Michi- second on the all-time victory list gan forward Juwan Howard said. BUNNY HUGS 821.95 Our white grapevine bunny is hugging a. basket of froth spring "We're not frustrated for one floweret thing. We should be proud and There must be a happy. I know we are. Our team EGOCENTRIC 817.95 has been through a long road and This deUghtiul arrangement in an egg carton also features colorful reason why over half Easter eggat great times and great games. We of this year's medical can hold our heads up proudly. DINNER GUEST 811.96 We have two years left and we're A apodal bud vase of tulips features a stuffed bunny holding his and law school not going to give up." own carrot for dinner! applicants came to "Both teams were terrific," Also, choose from OUT wide selection of Kaplan. said Michigan coach Steve Fi- Beautiful/Cowering plants! sher, who was in his third national championship game in HOUR* Call us to find out why. Uon ttxo Thufi: 9 X to 5 30 just five years. "This team would Ft. 8»»8O0.S« »»lo400 1-800-KAP-TEST not have been here without Chris We Aooepl Vae en) Healet Cert 1 Of.- Deliver, Setvleel Webber. People that care about him, their hearts go out to him." The Flower Basket "It's something we set out to do 165 S. Main St. (Downtown Next to Kaufmans) KAPLAN every year, to win the national The enewer to the leet aueetkm. championship," Smith said. CALL 352-6395

®^» SBKRecords CHARLESTOWN APTS. t AND ♦ MID AM MANOR 'NOW RENTING* Choose from choice apartments within walking distance to ♦ campus Summer 1993 and 1993-94 school year. TASMIN ARCHER overview 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, gas heat and water GREAT EXPECTATIONS Making fans of U.K. included, air conditioning t featu legends Squeeze and 1 Resident Manager ♦ Sleeping Satellite American icon Glenn In Your Car* • Steeltown Frey is no easy task. SURPLUS SALE 641 Third St. Apt. 4, B.G. ♦ Tasmln Archer 352-4380 Accomplished this feat and conquered England in 1992, WHEN: SATURDAY, APRIL 17,1993 culminating with a 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM debut single, "Sleeping Satellite," reaching »1 Ridge Manor Apartments on the British charts. WHERE: Old Art Annex at East Reed Street 519 Ridge Street (North End) Tasmln Archer's story began in 1987, when, in her native Bradford, England, she met her future songwriting partners, 2 bedroom, furnished townhouses guitarist John Hughes and keyboardist John Beck These three have Items to be sold include 18 IBM PCs (includes CPU, Monitor, collaborated on and written all eleven stunning tracks for Tasmln's debut album, entitled 'Great Expentations." keyboard, DOS) all are 512K RAM with 2 • 360K floppy drives; 1 Panasonic IBM compatible laptop computer (MD CF CLOSE TO CAMPUS Produced by Julian Mendelsohn, Paul "Wot* Wickens, and Peter 150V150B); several Apple He computers - with disk drives & Kaye, Tasmin's debut evokes thoughts on urban decay FOR FALL 1993 ("Steeltown"), fears of separation ("When It Comes Down To It"), monitors; various computer printers; computer paper - and child abuse ("In Your Care"), as well as the unfulfilled dreams continuous feed, perfs on side, 81/2x11 finished size; 2, 3, 4 person available of conquering space ("Sleeping Satellites"). miscellaneous furniture; several electric typewriters, calculators & other miscellaneous. All items prepriced - asking $300 for With a number of Brit award nominations, including best female Call formore information 352-0717 artist and a wide range of appeal, the EMI Records Group plans IBM computer systems, $1200 for the Panasonic Lap-top. not to hist introduce Tasmln Archer to America but to launch her. or stop by at 224 E. Wooster All items sold as is, where is, no warranties expressed for our complete listings of our Downtown Downtown or written apply. Removal must be day of purchase. other apartments near campus! 128 N. Main St. 403 S. Main St. No exchanges or refunds. Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 Findlay, Ohio 45840 Sales tax will be charged on all items. "EACVITEM" ■ prdaari Greenbriar Inc. Irmdi Further information may be obtained by contacting Inventory Management ■ e>l> or Match! Ul^H^j^ Mix or Match I Wm MH 8:00 AM 12:00 NW11:00 PH 3:00 PM j 372 2121. ■ I Coupon Eaweee/som ■ ■■■■■■■■ 71 -II... ■wtTersr. — Classifieds page 8 The BG News April 7,1993

Tha Philosophy Cli* Needed: An eicellent and eiceptional cari- Roommate needed to share furnished home in Help wanted: Part-time dishwasher nights and CAMPUS EVENTS cature srttat. Thk« !■ your opportunity to BG Male grad pre. 352 1631 or354-6701. weekends only. Must be here at least through JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE Wadnaaday. Apnl 7 we win be earn $110.00 foe fuet a few houm work For 319 E Wooster St Roommate wanted Room available now August. Apply at Days Inn 1550 E. Wooster discussing capital punishment with more Info call UAO 372-2343 before 5 pm Ask tor Ed. (across from Taco Bell) graduate student Came Ann Lynch Friday, April*. S235/mo. includes uiliOes. 352-6681. SUMMER ft FALL RENTALS "Ansnoon* Everyone n welcome. Think about it Looking tor a summer Ob? Over 500 units with Ths ACSSA Spnng Banquet PN Delta, Subleaser for summer. One bedroom apart- Want to make $5,000 to $6,000? Super Locations hat Men postponed unol The staters ofDefta Qamma would like to ment above Wizard Graphics. New and clean If you are 25 years or older, you can live and CALL Thursday. April 15 Thank you tor hosting an awesome 2O01II work in the honest resort on the North Coast - Close to work opportunities tor summer and 354-2260 at Si. Thomas Mora ■ 5:00pm BESTTIMEEVER Maybe2001 1/2? LOST & FOUND within walking distance from campus. Call Put-In-Bay. Call (419) 693-4639 between 1-5 Cot! is $3 00 Thanks - The Dee Oeee pm. Tuesdays through Thursdays. 353-2634 Large 1 bdrm. apt. Close to downtown. $320 Now hiring bartenders ft waitresses. W.ll train. SUMMER SUBLEASER WANTED includes utilities. 353-2823. Ul Annual Trash Walk LOST - Women't ooW colored Seiko waich PI Sigma Epellon and Creatacard-FHEE Must be 21. Dependable. Apply in person. Sponsored by Volunteers in Progress with gold cnain.imked bracelet attached. Lost RAFFLE of $150! Sign-up • Union Foyer To- Gamers, 893 S Main. Own room Full kitchen. 1 1/2 baths Only Needed: 1-2 males to sublease kg. 2 bdrm. 2 April 7th 6-8pm "«y- in lot 10 Tues eve. Boch itema of great lent) SlOOVmo. Great locaDon. Right neit to cam- If interested meet at the Unionl Part ft full-time lawn maintenance. bath, fum A/C apt. tor Summer. Will share mental value D owner (1078 graduation pre* Scrump, pus and only a short walk lo the bars! Available Knickerbocker Lawns. Spring/Summer. apt w/1 current male occupant Rent $207 50 sent) Reward ottered 353-5335. I heard there it going to be t Trash Walk spon- May thru August CaliJon at 353-7117 Call 352 5822 • share of elect. 353 5207 AUS sored by Volunteers In Progress tonight from 6 LOST A men's gold and silver Pulsar watch Wanted Two Summer sublease's American Institute of ■ 8pm. Anyone interested in making the cam- Now house available m Fall. with inaopoon on back Probably lost m Over- Great old house, dose to campus. Architecture Students pus look great is invited to meet at the Union to 12 mo lease • 3 people only. man Hall. EXTREME sentimental value - Re 5 rooms, tots of space, private parking. TheBGNewe The next meeting wtll be Wednesday. April 7 at wardi Call 353-9216 help out. Let's get our fraternity and any other Call 353-1731. 9p.m. in Room 137A. Technology Building. greeks to help out tor Community Service Call Mary or Jen 372-1053. needs an experienced typist/proofreader Edith Washington will be speaking on construc- Permanensy borrowed - World Broadcasting hours. to typeset classified advertising pon specifications .____ Systems 225 book Reward lor sale return See you there. Must be avail 11 am-2pm M.W.F start. Fall RE. Management ASAP. No questions asked Call Mark at Nozzle "•REQUIREMENTS"" AMERICAN WOMEN ARE BEING 372-1258 HELP WANTED Computer expenence-Accurate ft Speedy "Quality Off Campus Housing'' STERILIZED AGAINST THEIR WILL! Proficteni Speller A Proofreader 113 Railroad St Learn more. Hear Christina Link Seniors - Don't forget to RSVP tor Senior Send Apply at Student Employment Off by April 12 You won! want to miss thts (next to Kinko's) April 8th. 8 pm, Kobacker SERVICES OFFERED •ATTENTION' evening that honors BGSU Seniors. Senior 352-9302 VCT and Graphic Design Ma|ora 9 Send Off is April 15. 7:30 pm at the Mleti Want sales experience before you graduate Stop in for a complete Gain valuable hands-on expenence in your Be a part of the Cultural Collagel AlumniCenter. Come jom The BG News Sales Staff. Summer A Fall Housing Listl Experience the food, entertainment, and mus* SKYDIVE NOW In Bowling Green. field. Fall 1993. part-time. Details and require- Enjoy a flexible work schedule, opportunities of other cultures - The World Student Associa- 6 Hr. claaa. jump the aame day. Sig Ep * Dee Gee * S-g Ep * Dee Gee ments posted at Student Employment Ser for advancement, lots of money, resume mate- tion presents their annual International Dinner Student and group discounts. The sisters of Delta Gamma would love to con- vices. VCT majors - check with the Coop office rial Call 372-2606 for details or stop by 214 m Speoal Spring Rates Saturday, Apm i7fr. 7 00pm. Tickets on sale lOrnln.S/WolB.O.S.U. gratulate Melanle Buerk on her recent pinning 'Qfii'- •ti ect>op' West Hall for an application. now in the Union April 5th-9th between to Sigma Phi Epsilon Michael Ledbetter. Co- vin 1 U C accepted. • ATTENTION " Workers needed to remove lofts. April 29, 9 Spnng semester leases. 9am-5pm. Tickets are $16 00 so buy yours tr> Skydlve BO, Inc.' 352-5200 ngrats, we couldn't be happier. Your DO Sia- - Graphic Design M ijors - am-6 pm April 30. 9 am • 5 pm. $5/hour. Call dayi tere. Gain valuable hands-on expenence in your (216)650-6653 2 blocks away. pool, clubhouse Circle K • Circle K - Circle K TYPING SERVICES SIGMA KAPPA' SIGMA KAPPA held Fall 1993. 12*16 hrsjwfc. Details and re- Reasonable Rales With Accuracy quirements posted at Student Employment Village Green Apartments Meeting Tonight Call 352-8705 Irom SAM to 9P Congratulations to Sisters of the Week, Services FOR SALE 354 3533 9O0pm. .ienDol Paula Olammaraco 250 COUNSELORS and Instructors needed' Ohio Suite Private, coed summer camp in Pocono Mtns , NE Pennsylvania Lohikan. Box 234BG. 1982 Kawasaki 440 LTD Good con a ton New SPRING SALE Bring Your Brainsiorming Hat" Good luck intramural volleyball team) PERSONALS Kenirworth. NJ 07033 (908) 276-0998 Pans $550 Call Jeff @2 7469 CK 3535003 $25 off pe' month 1 bedroom/1 bath apts. "Sigma Kappa* 1984 VW Rabbit Deisel. 4 speed, air. AMyFM "All Welcome' Summit Terrace Apts. "Bring a friend' ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - fisher- cassette, great shape. Call 352-8369 after 6 •ASIO* offer good thru April to ies Earn $600*Aveek in canneries or pm- American Soaety ol Interior Designers Sunshine, waves, sand, laying out. parties day 'call tor details $4.000*''month on fishing boats. Free trans See you tonight' Congrats new oflicers' and n-ght You went so IBM compatible computer with 286-Sx pro- Wlnthrop Terrace potatoni Room ft Board' Male or Female. For SHARE IT cessor tor sale with software Ideal 'or word 352-9135 CKI-CKI-CKI-CKI employment program call 1-206-545-4155 ext Pros ■ Vieki Lierecht March 29 thru Apr 9 1993 processing $800 00 354-3257 A554fl VP -BndgetWhyde FREE DOUBLE PRINTS Large dorm-size refng. Used 10 mos., asking CRIMINAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATION Sec. - Dawn Canoe THE PICTURE PLACE Business ft Communications Majors: Summer $125 Come see and compare with store SPRING SALE Meeting Tonight! Treat. - Ruth Riafvey In the Student Union internship, earn 3 hrs. credit, gain career train- prices. Phone with 20* memory, asking $20 $25 off per monffi PR - Jennifer Margrat 307 Hanna-9:00 FREE MOUNTAIN BIKE DRAWING ing, Warn business skills, earn $470 per wk . Call Betty at 372-3639. 2 bedroom/1 bath apts Speaker U S Marshals Service Michelle Waller 2 5 GPA required 800-533-7977. Sean Lewis Winthrop Terrace North Everyone's Welcome* ext 2587. Loft -University approved $45 00 or best offer offer good thru April 10 The Lesbian and Qay Information Line is Ask tor Shannon. 372-4011. leave message if C JO * CJO" CJO • CJO" C JO AGD-AGD-AGD 'call for details now open 7-1 Op.m Mon , Wed, and Fn. Oper- Camp Staff Needed I'm not there Congrats Renee Foresman ators can help with referrals to Lesbian and Counselors. WSI's. lifeguards, cooks. smaK Winthrop Terrace FORCED STERILIZATION on Mortar Board Gay services as well as give information about craft director, arts ft crafts director, trip outfitter. New CD Players and tape decks for Honda 352-9135 HAPPENS IN AMERICA! AGD'AGD'AGD the Lesbian and Gay community Information business manager ft waterfront director tor 2 cars, neon beer lights, very nice 6' long bar, Let/n more Hear Christine Link. concerning the Lesbian and Gay Alliance can camps near LaP-ene A Traverse City. Call Fair 352 2458. Summer Apt • 30 sec. walk to campus! Kobacker Apnl 8th. 8 pm. ALPHA SIGMA PHI also be obtained 352-3242 (LAGA) Winds Girl Scout Council at 313 230-0244 or Super Nintendo w/3 games ($120). 21" Phil- Roomy. A/C, Inexpensive. i 800 482 7634 tor an application AA/EOE The brothers ol Alpha Sigma Phi would like to UAO Roommate of the Year Gameshow lips television, black finish, European design Call 353-5115. Hear the facts about Envtrosafe's request lor congratulate Glen Olson and Ann Wilkinson on Tonight!! Doors open at 7 30 Catawba Island Club, Port Clinton. Ohio, seek- ($220) Audiosource SS3 Dolby Logic Pro- an expansion (an area the size o' FIVE football their recent lavalienng. Game starts at 6:00pm ing summer tennis professional. Newly res- cessor($250) Call 372-3350. Summer Storage Unite Available ALPHA SIGMA PHI fields} to dump more hazardous waste Student Services Fonjm urfaced courts and a developing program. Yamaha Stereo System tor sale. 130 wans per Many sizes. Why haul it home? Grab your roomie and join in the run" Please make an appointment for an interview Rick Sahh channel. 6 ♦ 1 CD changer, tape deck, tuner, Call 352-1520 - Buckeye Self-Storage April 14 at 8pm Anyone who witnessed the altercation at How- bycaliing4l9/797-4424 and 4 - 300 wan Infinity speakers Besi your ^ 1007 BAA ardsClubHon Sat. April 3. please352-3195 Volunteers in Progress (V.I P.) Catering Sales Assistant Management or money can buy $2.500 00 neg. 354-3257. SUMMER SUBLEASE NEEDED Male or female to share 3 bedroom house, IPC IPCIPCIPC AOTT SAIAOTT SAI AOTT Congratulations Sean Hussey! Hosp-taliry Management Degree. Entry level '86 Escort GT, 1 9 H O. Red/grey interior. New 4 people total $125 per month (neg.) plus BeAsserlveM The sisters ol AOTT wish to congratulate Kim Volunteer of the month tor starting salary. $16.000-$18,000 Definite ad- brakes, tires and lots of new engine parts. Very vancement possibility Self-motivated. Food Tucker Talks: Gerber on being elected to the position of Ser- Adopt-A-Grand parent sharp. Asking $2,000 060 Call evenings utilities. On Manviiie, 1 block from campus. Apnl 7.105 South HaR geant at Armarpartementarian of SAI. Kesp up th« Good Work! and beverage expenence preferred Send re- 8328791. Call Jen or Kristin at 353-1631. 730p.m. AOTT SAI AOTT SAI AOTT sume and cover letter by April 16 to: Service •88 Ply. Horizon 48K miles. Asking $3,750 SUMMER SUBLEASE 2 bdrm apt w/AC IPC IPC IPC IPC America Corporation, Sea Gate Convention WE NEED BLOOD! Centre, 401 Jefferson Avenue, Toledo. OH Great reliable transport 353 4618 Call 353-8804 AOTT SAI AOTT SAI AOTT WENEEDBLOOOI JAPANESECLUB 43604 THE HIGHLANDS Congratulations Jen Gilbert on your new office America is in an on-going blood shortage1 Come see Mrt. Akiko present t traditional JAY-MAR APARTMENTS Give the Gift ol Life at COUNSELOR/STAFF FOR Japanese tea ceremony on Wed. Apnl 7 at as Corresponding Secretary of SAI. Your FOR RENT Now leasing for Summer and Fall. 1 A 2 bdrms, THE BGSU BLOODMOBILE CAMPCOBBOSSEE 8:30 pm in the new Nakamoto Tea Ceremony AOTT sisters wish you ihe beet of luck quiet, spacious, comfortable w/ canng man- April 12-168INE Commons Summer positions available tor general coun- room located m the Fine Arts Building. This is AOTT SAI AOTT SAI AOTT agement. A/C ft on site maintenance Gradu- 10:30am - 4:30pm even/ day selors ft specialists, at competitive boys's open t> anyone who is interested. ?s call Chris 1 basement efficiency tor rent. ates or serious students. Call Mtke at Walk-ins welcome I sports camp in Maine Must have strong skills at 372-5865 Hope to see you there! 319 Ridge Stop by anytime. 354-6036,11 -6 pm. ATTENTION ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Appointments call 352-4575 and ability to instruct, coach, or assist in one or Non-Tradibonal Student Association invites all MEMBERS more of the following, baseball, tennis, basket- 1 bdrm. in house Big front porch, nice for non-traditional students to the next meeting GENERAL MEETWG ball, soccer, hockey, lacrosse, archery, riflery, summer. Close to campus and ban,. Afto'da Thursday, Apnl 8 at 10 30a m m the Off- WED.APRI.7th Wednesday - Spaghetti $1.25 with ad 5-9pm arts ft crafts, martial arts. English horseback We. Friendly roommate. Call Amy. 352-9247 Campus Student Center. Cam make it to Vie 220 MSC Inside only - S1 for salad - Campus PoHyeyes ndmg ft all water-front activities including: meeting? Stop in at me Office: 11OC Moseley HOPE TO SEE YOU THE RE I swimming (WSI), sailing, waterskimg, wind- 12 month leases starting May 15.1993: surfing, scuba. Located on beautiful lake in 424 1/2 S. Summit eroc $190 ♦ Utf. O PHI A EGG-O-GRAfctSI Delta Upellon WANTED Central Maine, near Boston, excellent realities, 605 Fifth Apt B-2 Br.-$310.00 A UDl. Get into the Easter spirit) top salaries, roonvboard/taundry, travel al- 609 Fifth St. - 2 Br House- $440 & Utl. Send a friend an Egg O-Gram Brother ol the Month: Gregg Durfcln Alhletes ol the Month: Mark Proper and Dave lowance Call or write Steve Rubin. 10 Silver- Steve Smith-352-8917 ■ CENTER FOR CHOICE II Fnday. April 2 - Wednesday. Apnl 7 2 female roommates needed tor 93-94 school Seager mineDr.S SaJem. NY 10590.914-533-6104. at the MatrvSoence Building. yr. Winthop Terrace 2 bed-2 bath. OPHIAEQO-O-ORAMS! Brother ol the Week: Joe Scelmato CRUISE SHIP9 NOW HIRINGEarn 2 bdrm. house. A/C. 1 car garage Avail 7-1.1 Delia Upellon $138 75/mo Utii included Prefer non-smok- • Abortion through Racially Mixed Group Meets on Thurs. Apnl 8, ing, serous student - fnend'y Karen 354-3502 J2 000./month - world travel (Hawaii, Mex- year lease. Can 353-6982 and leave message. Remember: BIKE RACE IS COMING APRIL ico, the Caribbean, etc) Holiday, Summer and 114 Education, at 7pm - "Diverse, Unified. 3 houses, close to campus. 2 available sum- 20 weeks 181 1-2 summer sublease's needed tor 2 bdrm. Career employment available. No experience Proud" • Co-sponsored by The Canbbean As mer only. 1 hi. 2.3.4 people CaH 353-1731 house $125 - util. Call Barb. 354-8676 after 5 • Morning after sooaoon necessary. For employment program call DG -Suaan Marine' DG P"i 1-206-634-0468 ext C5S44 Apartment Prtcee Lowered! SHRM MEMBERS! Carty Rentils * 352-7365 treatment To our wonderful house mom. 2 rooms avail, in house for summer Close to Last professional meeting Customer Sales/Service We took out one specific day to tell how much campus. $i35/monih. Call Todd ai354-4754 Very clom* to campus TONIGHT! HI Summer Work we appreciate you. but we want you to know Office located 316 E. Merry #310-5. 8.30pm Room lOOBA $825 and up. Start PT/FT and may connne we celebrate you even/ day Hope you liked Female non-smoking roommate tor 93-94 PROUD TO Two speakers plus next semester's office school year (own room). Must be neat & fnend- 10-40 hrs./wk. Flex, schedule around classes. your day i Love. The Dee Oeea Stan at entry level w/ career advancement nominations. If you or a friend want to run. ly. Call (Liz) 353-8910. BE PRO-CHOICE available No door-to-door or telemarketing No APARTMENTS don't miss itl 16 N. Huron Food lor thought... Female subleaser for Summer 93. Great exp. needed. College scholarships awarded 601 THIRD house with washer and dryer Own room. Toledo. Oh. 43604 When was the Pillsbury Doughboy born? Interview at main office and work locally. Apph- Grads 12 month lease ciote to campus. Very cheap rent. Lisa Phone Where can one lind delicious food in BG? cation info-419-866-1726. 704 FIFTH 352-5515. 9 mo . 12 mo.. A summer leases 141") 255-7769 or What it tale dieting? Dependable, enthusiastic employees tor Ice 710 SEVENTH I-800 <»9 6005 Find out these answers and more Housemate wanted. Non-smoker, own room. Cream Parlor or golf cart rental in Put-In-Bay. 12 month leases , «IE DELIVERV Mon.. Afrit 12 Summer + or 1993-94. $150 plut util. Lance 40-50 hrs/week. Good pay, bonus, housing 15**«i 352-3445 I 354-7262 m 655-3084 available. Enjoy island life and a great summer Miscellany Magazine I Need i female roommate to sublease tor job Contact Sally Stevens at (419)884-1927. Apartments • Clean, spacious. 2 bdrm. furn CINEMARK THEATRES summer. Rent is $207.50. No deposit. Please 2617 Route97, Lexington. OH 44904. IJiJVJ w/dishwasher. Most utilities paid. Call Fred Astaire and Judy Garland star in the holi- caH Teresa A Tarn at 353-4301. GtS day classic "Easter Parade" -• this Thursday at 354-0401 or 823€015 for into. CINEMA Need one female roommate for Fall 93/Spring Do you like a challenge? 9 pm m the Gish Film Theater. Admission is Carry Rentals' 352-7365 94. Live m a house with your own room, big 1234 N. Main St. 3544)558 Iree. Sponsored by UAO Travel out East. Work your bun off 70 hours a 2 and 6 bdrm. apts. 93-94 school year. yard, and two lun roommates. Reasonable week. Get paid for your effort. Call 352-4135 9 ft 12 mo. leases available All Shows $3.00 Ginger Rogers is making waves for Clifion rates, call 353-7902. tor interview information. Webb in the comedy "Orearnboat" - this Reasonable Summer rates avail, also. after 6 p.m. with <& One mate roommate needed. Office located at 316 E. Marry #3. Thursday at 7 pm m the Gleti Film Theater. EASY ASSEMBLY any hours. $339 84 week. $128/month. Huge housel Hours: 10-5. Call for info or appt Student ID Admission is tree Sponsored by UAO. family of 3 earns $4417.92 monthly. swiirs.stMi'f.i-it CalUamie at 353-4630 FREEInfoimation-24 Hour Hotline Monday thru Friday: shows Have you ever been slopped or tested for driv- ttarl ai appro" tnafcjtf 4 p-m. 601-379-2900. Copyright »OH0294 52. Carty Rentals" 352-7365 A combination platter including ing under the influence? What happens? What Saturday a Sunday: Full Matta Single rooms for rent. lata Show. Fn. t Sal. ONLY are Bie coneequencee? Find out Thursday. Potato Skins diessed with bacon and Starting at $ 190/mo. incl. all util. melted cheddai, all while s/nps ol April 6 at 9pm In 110GA. Never Again presents four speakers who will give personal accounts Fox Run Apts. New, spacious, fum.. dose to SANDLOI ■ G lightly bteaded Chicken and on what happens before, during, and after a campus. 2 bdrm.. 4 parson apt. Avail Aug. UK), int. S:10. 7:1». Ml » konoieh Fingeis drunk person gets behind the wheel. 1993 through May 1994. Call Chad 352-2651 Heading for EUROPE this summer? Jet there Check out BUFF Apartments Furnished house 1 block from campus 1-2 fe- ItdeemotJt for ins m, cotrywf • anytime for only 1189 from East Coast, 5229 males needed for summer. Reasonable rent. INOECEHT PROPOSALS free dnWy by 5/2/93 from Mktweat (when available) with AIRHITCHI We've Changed! Call Deb or Lon at 352-6720. ft RwSwd Dan" Mowa. Waody HwMwn (Reported in Let's Gol 8 NY Time*.) lOS. 4O0. 7O0. B 30 * Houses and Tn-plex. 1 or 2 blocks from cam- AIRHITCH (r) 212484-2000. pus ft close to downtown. Parking avail 354-1790. ADVENTURES Of HUCK RUN . O BlaaaOaM Needed: A design tor UAO . Day-by-Day • All new kitchens Houses for Rent 1:10, 4:10, 7:10, Mi • calendar. Erflrtee being taken now lor the 12 mo. leases - May or Aug. cover contest. Win 1801 More Into? Slop by • All new carpet throughout Tenant pays utilities -1 mo. dep. LJ UAO ©2-2343 734 Elm., 4 bdrm., 2 bath, $700/Aug 316 Ridge. 2 bdrm.. $440/May TEENAGE MUTANT MNJA TURTLEtX - PO the apartment Call after 5pm ONLY. 352-2330 or 354-2854 1.1S. 4 04, 7«S.t:J0

• Air Conditioning Houses, i ft 2 bdrm. apts. 9 month, year and aummer leases. THE CRUSH-R 352-7454 130. J:I5. S:IS720S:1S ■ DiBenedetto's Now leasing 1.2.13 bedroom apartments and 1470 and 1490 Clough houses tor Fall *93 Yea, we do alow pats' •Shows will change Friday * NO PASSfS • Pizza • pasta • subs • 354-A600, *We have a limited number of new Columbia Court apartments quariums .£$K available Over 140 Tanks Of Fish!! ▲ Feeder fish $1.00 a dozen Not valid with any other coupon A 50 gallon aquarium $44.99 Dine In and Carry Out Greenbriar Inc. ▲ 10 gallon aquarium $5.99 No Delivery J_ 224W.Wooster ▲ Discount prices on all accessories PERRYSBURG 352-4663 352-0717 AQUARIUM Exp. 4715/93 420 Louisiana Ave. (419) 874-6504