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Friday, February 1,1985THEBCLNEWS Vol. 67 Issue 73 Asbestos use causes concern by Zora Johnaon had asbestos used in them, is also used as a fireproofing like this," said Bellm. "Under a moval," she said. Advisory Committee is being staff reporter according to Pat Bellm, asbes- material in many campus struc- campus-wide repair program, The board will also make formed to help develop a long tos coordinator. tures. such places will be immediately funding decisions on the basis of range plan for the University. Asbestos is a mineral which She said that this is not an Such use does not necessarily repaired." proposals submitted by individ- "Asbestos is a problem that has been around for centuries. unusual situation. "We're no pose a health hazard, according ual universities. "We've identi- people should worry about. We Since the turn of the century, it different than any other cam- to Bellm "The piping is encap- THE UNIVERSITY is await- fied areas of potential exposure hope that the task force will find has been used in many buildings pus. In fact, it is common prob- sulated in musum and then ing funding for such work from such as where we have sprayed constructive ways to help solve for purposes of Insulation or lem in all public buildings, she painted." she said. "Just be- the Ohio Board of Regents, how- on materials," she said. the problems," Dion Stewart, fireproofing because it was effi- said. "It's Just that universities cause there is asbestos on the ever. The State of Ohio has allo- Bellm declined to name those prof essor of geology and a mem- cient, abundant and inexpen- and schools have acknowledged pipe doesn't mean that it is cated $6 million to address the areas. "We don't want to alarm ber of the Cornmittee, said. sive. the fact and have begun to ad- getting in the air. If there was a problem of asbestos in its uni- people," she said. Air samplings are also being But in recent years, contro- dress it." break, then there would be a versities, Bellm said, but she ONCE THE BOARD has done in some campus buildings. versy has arisen over the use of potential danger." had no idea how long the funding made its decision, renovation "Most of these have shown that asbestos. The fibers have been ASBESTOS IS USED as insu- But in Overman Hall, there process will take. and asbestos removal projects even though material is there, it determined to be a cause of lation in the University's steam are several places where pipes "The state is hiring outside will begin. "We want to get it out is not posing a health threat," incurable forms of cancer. heating system. Piping which have been damaged, allowing consulting firms to go through of here. But we are waiting for Bellm said. "But this doesn't Most of the buildings here on carries the heat is encased in the asbestos insulation to be buildings and come up with a funding," she said. stop us from going ahead and campus, built before 1970, have asbestos insulating material. It exposed. "Pipes can't be left priority listing for asbestos re- In the meantime, an Asbestos making plans. Challenge made Puppeteers help kids Blood donated April McOeUan staff reporter by Deborah Schmook over 1,000 pints of blood the last staff reporter time the bloodmobile was on Can you imagine a horse campus in November, according narrating skits that contain Students will have an extra to Judy Zraik, director of the characters only a few feet incentive to give blood next Wood County Red Cross office. high? Or those tiny characters week when the Red Cross Blood- She said a similar goal has been decked-out in monogrammed mobile comes to campus due to set for next week. sweaters and hooded sweat- a challenge made by the Univer- Gottron said he hopes the shirts? sity's American Marketing As- AMA challenge will spur some No, they're not the Muppets sociation (AMA). type of event between campus or the Sesame Street crew, but The chapter has challenged groups, allowing various groups puppets commanded by the all campus organizations of 25 to mingle and meet each other. Bowling Green Junior High people or more to see which Groups accepting the AMA School puppet team. group donates the most blood or challenge are asked to contact The puppet team presented serves as volunteers, based on AMA member Jon Harding at skits designed to encourage the percentages of their total 352-2256. Gottron said donors elementary and Junior high will use the honor system at the students to use plain "horse The winning organisation will bloodmobile by signing the sense" when dealing with receive a free keg of beer. name of their organization in problems frequently con- AMA President Joe Gottron, designated notebooks. fronted by teen-agers. senior marketing major, said The bloodmobile will be held The presentation was held the organization nas 300 mem- Monday, Feb. 4 through Friday, Jan. 30 at the junior high. bers at the University which will Feb. 8, from 10 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. make it difficult to compete,T in the Union's Ballroom. Inter- STUDENTS FROM the Uni- against smaller groups. But ested donors should call 372-2775 versity puppeteering class, it's worth doing to sec if we can for appointments today from 9 taught by Scott Regan, assis- help the Red Cross," he said. a.m. to 4 p.m. and all next week tant professor of the School of UNIVERSITY students gave from 9 a.m. to S p.m. Speech, attended the presenta- tion and interacted with the puppet team and other youths after the skits. About 15 Kenwood Elemen- English prof tary school children attended thepresentaUon. The 18 member puppet team, under the direction of is found dead Mary Stoots, a parent, and coordinator Peggy Houk, has by Donald Lee been practicing its craft for staff reporter about a year. Stoots is also enrolled in the Dr. Frank Baldanza, 60, who taught English at the University for University puppeteering class. 27 years, was found dead late yesterday morning. Stoots said she ana Houk His body was found shortly before noon in his home at 925 Pearl St. started the puppet team to by colleagues from the English department, who were concerned make elementary school stu- when he did not come to work yesterday. dents aware of situations en- Dr. Roger Peatee, Wood County coroner, said Baldanza died of countered in Junior high school natural causes. before they arrive. Baldanza was named a University Professor in May 1976, one of "WE WROTE the skits with BG News/Joe PheJan the highest honors that can be given to a University faculty member. the idea in mind of delivering College students learned about puppets from grade school students when the B.G. Junior High puppet team He was the second person to be so named. (them) to the fourth through performed in a Theater 395 puppeteering class this week. The audience laughs at a skit titled, "It isn't Pepsi" University Professors are faculty members holding the rank of sixth grades of Crim and Con- that warns kids of the evils of drinking alcohol. professor whose professional achievements have won national neaut elementary schools," recognition beyond a narrow field of interest. Stoots said. dren how to say no when of- tions the puppets wore clothing The puppetry skills learned The first skit was designed fered drugs by their peers. popularly worn by teen-agers by the youths could prove to BALDANZA, WHO special- to calm students' fears about The final skit, ''It Isn't and popular music was played come in handy in the future. ized in the modern British "Some of those who were in novel, was the author of three entering junior high school and Pepsi," featured a girl named to enable teen-agers to better scholarly books, including one reassure them that other chil- Lisa confronted by a boy who relate to the skits. our class (at the University) on author Mark Twain, as well dren are also afraid of entering riot only smokes cigarettes, but are working as puppeteers," as several literary pamphlets. junior high. offers her a Pepsi canfilled AFTER THE SKITS, 1 Stoots said. "It's a lucrative The second skit, entitled the with an alcoholic beverage. gave the young puppeteers t career now with the Muppets For four years, he hosted on how to refine their en the WGTE-FM (Toledo) radio "Fast Answer," teaches chil- During each of the presenta- and the Sesame Street show." program "The Song is Art." He was past president of Friends of Music and Friends of the Library, and a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa No conflict of interest Phi and Omicron Delta Kappa honorary fraternities. Meese found in ethics hearing He was born Nov. 17,1924, in Cleveland, the son of Mr. and WASHINGTON (AP) -The government's lawyers to file a formal response. Journal - when he told the committee Jan. Mrs. Frank Baldanza, and chief ethics officer said yesterday that At- But the director insisted "It's my standard 24, "We believe Mr. Meese is in compliance graduated from Parma torney General-designate Edwin Meese DJ practice" to contact an agency's ethics with applicable laws and regulations gov- Schaaf High School. He did not break ethics rules, and an assistant officer -Fielding in the case of the White erning conflicts of interest." served in the US. Army infan- who had initially concluded there were House - and to allow an employee or his However, in another letter Monday, Mar- try, from 1943-1946 and re- violations said, ' I probably misconstrued attorney to respond to allegations. tin told the committee that Meese's conduct ceived a bachelor's degree in the facts." "created the appearances" of conflicts. 1949 from oberiin College, Dr. Frank Baldanza Director David Martin of the Office of ON THE THIRD day of the hearings, the The ethics office mainly was concerned Oberlin, Ohio. Government Ethics, appearing at Meese's first without Meese present, senators pried with the federal jobs obtained by two men PPM»"«» earned his mas- confirmation hearing, told the Senate Judi- ri the normally secret deliberations of who helped Meese financially - John McK- ter's degree in 1950 from the University of Chicago, then his Ph.D ciary Committee he was "totally satisfied ethics office, which polices the conduct tui, chairman of the US. Postal Service from Cornell University in 1954. that Meese was in compliance with conflict of 110,000 federal employees. Board of Governors, and Thomas Barrack, He served as assistant chairman of the English department from of interest laws." Three days ago, the lawmakers learned a former Interior Department official who 1979-1983, and was a member of the screening committee which The appointee of President Reagan said, that two of Martin's staff lawyers, F. Gary used some of bis own money to get Meese's selected Eloise Clark as academic vice-president of the University. "I had no pressure from anyone regarding Davis and Nancy Feathers, concluded in a California home sold. According to Barber, Baldanza was a candidate for a Fulbright this matter," including presidential coun- Jan. 14 internal document that "there are MARTIN, DAVIS and Feathers said at the teaching award which, had he received it, would have sent him to selor Meese, his attorneys and White Home two situations in which Mr. Meese violated hearing mat they agreed Meese had an teach at the University of Munster, in Minister, West Germany. counsel Fred Fielding. the standards of conduct or other applicable "appearance" problem. But Martin said he Baldanza is survived by a sister-in-law and two nephews. Martin's conclusion of no violation came statutes." alao had to "determine whether there's any Burial will be Monday at 11 a.m. in Qeveland. The family requests after he showed his assistants' preliminary Martin never mentioned the document - substance" to such an allegation before any tributes be in the form of contributions to the Frank Baldanza report to Fielding and permitted Meese's which Initially was leaked to the Wall Street deciding that a violation occurred. Scholarship Fund, in care of the BGSU Foundation. BG News/February 1,1985 2 A new taeaidea fortor Senatesenate reform —Editorial- Floor decor must be changed tiyle has a number of ideas rhythm of institutional life. De- not sufficient. The Senate should by George Will prove two things: the con- liberative senators cannot live rearrange its desks and duct of business on the Senate like dray horses In harness, chairs, for Churchillian reasons. Training advised Many senators are so impa- floor, and the committee system driven by staff from one hearing When a German bomb de- tient for the rectification of the in which most Senate business is to another. But for 30 years the stroyed the House of Commons, Academic advisers need special training to en- world's ills that they have not done. He would reform the rules number of senators has re- the chamber could have been taken time to notice that the governing the Senate floor to mained constant, as has the rebuilt along various lines. But able them to help students fulfill the require- Senate itself needs some atten- make it more difficult - It is now number of hours in the day. Churchill insisted that its tradi- ments needed to attain a degree. tion. However. Dan Quayle has simple - for one member to Neither number is apt to change tional physical features be re- We understand that the job can be frustrating noticed, and has some propo- bring the Senate to a standstill soon. The number of committees produced because they sustain sals, to which I add this one: by dilatory devices (frivolous and especially subcommittees particular political principles. and students often do not use the services offered, Rearrange the furniture on the amendments, filibusters, etc.). has grown rapidly as senators but wouldn't they be more willing to ask the advice Senate floor. And he would reduce the size of have sought new opportunities He wanted the chamber to be from someone who is trained? Quayle is in the fifth year of committees and the number of to hire staff and make news. oblong, with benches on two what will be, if God is willing subcommittees. When Jim Buckley left the sides, facing each other, rather and Indiana is wise, many terms Senate after one term represent- than with individual seats ar- As reported in a recent article in the News, as the In the Senate. A lissome young If the Senate is to be what it is ing New York (1971-76), he said ranged in a semicircle. And he program now stands, advisers are picked on a lican of 37, he looks 27, pleased to be called - "world's the work load had doubled dur- was adamant that the chamber volunteer basis, not given any training - except for 1 during his 1980 campaign he greatest deliberative body" - it ing his six years. One reason the be only big enough to seat about was accused - yes, accused - of must be disposed to, and able to, load is so heavy is the prolifera- two-thirds of the members. He having some knowledge about basic requirements - looking unfairly like Robert deliberate. But deliberation tion of subcommittees. warned against "semicircular and not paid. Redford. takes time, and a certain Quayle's ideas are sound, but assemblies with buildings that Untrained or uninformed advisers, as many give to every member not only a seat to sit in, but often a desk to students know, can horribly complicate a student's write at, with a lid to bang" - a life - at times even postponing graduation. description of the U.S. Senate. Because it is so vital, academic advising should Semicircular assemblies, not be pushed on unwilling instructors who believe Churchill said, encourage loose assemblages of lesser groups in it is their duty to help out incoming freshmen and constantly shifting coalitions of outgoing seniors. It should be a position of pride

'Star Wars' fear arises Students need by Deborah Schmook ently when you know nuclear Gutmann said. "There is an ARMS TALKS between the staff reporter • missiles are in your backyard obsession with this, especially Soviet Union and the United and that Russian missiles among the older leaders." States could be lengthy, Ander- assertiveness "Insecurity" summarizes the pointed at your backyard are Anderson said Ronald Rea- son said. European reaction to the "Star only four and a half flying min- gan's 1983 announcement of the According to Tucker, it is the n "Neither side is willing to by Doris Eason ability to act when someone Wars'' anti-missile defense sys- utes away," be said. Star Wars" technology, consid- publicly state what they will reporter tem, according to a panel of Gutmann said West Ger- ered by the president to be a give up - both are hard bargain- . risks not being positively re- University professors who spoke many's membership in the defensive measure against nu- ers," Anderson said. He believes inforced. Wednesday night. Nora Atlantic Treaty Organiza- Although many people Students are receiving too clear attack, frightened other it will be between one and two think assertiveness comes Speakers for "European Con- tion (NATO) leads to conflicts European countries. years before an agreement is much training in lofty the- ference: The Delicate Nuclear between vital national interests "No longer is the issue over reached. naturally, that is not true, ories on how to make it in Balance," included Roger An- and the responsibility of mem- the placement of missiles in From the German perspec- according to Raymond life," he said. "My class of- derson, political science asso- bership in NATO. Tucker. fers practical experience Europe -we've passed that on to tive, peace attempts at arms Tucker, professor of inter- ciate professor/ international There is better communica- the question of where do we go in control and reduction/disarma- which I have acquired over relations; Kathleen Howard- tion between East and West Ger- personal communication, has the years in my career." space," he said. The Soviets are ment is the only possible out- been teaching an assertive- Merriam, associate professor of many now, Gutmann said, concerned with anti-satellite come, Gutmann said. political science; and Helmut because of the realization that weapons and laser systems in "Germany can't think of the ness class to University un- TUCKER SAID the key to Gutmann, assistant professor of they really are in the same situ- rce, where their technology concept of a winable, safe nu- dergraduates for the last asserting one's self success- German. ation. Nuclear missiles are piled s not yet match ours, Ander- clear war." three years. fully is never to be embar- Germans have the most inse- up under U.S. control in West son said. rassed to develop personal curity about the possibility of Germany at the present time, "We're getting away from Howard-Merriam said the "The students here are not power. nuclear war, Gutmann said. while the Soviet's SS20 missiles mutual assured destruction peace movements in Germany, assertive. They need to learn "The assertive person "ITS LIKE sitting on a pow- are located in East Germany which has kept the peace for France and Great Britain have it," Tucker said. "It may be should never be embarrassed der keg, watching your neigh- under Soviet control. years," Gutmann noted. been concerned with limiting one of the biggest problems in to speak up because it is the bors playing with matches and As for the Soviets, they have Howard-Merriam said the in- arms. Often they are led by their lives." number one enemy in life," being powerless to do anything the fear of being unprepared for vasion by Germany under the women, whom she said may be He said this course was Tucker said. about it" Gutmann said. He a war, Anderson said. He said Hitler regime is the reason for more concerned about total dis- needed so if a student wanted "It is better to have anxi- said the West Germans are con- the Soviets believe if a war the Soviets' insecurity. She said armament. an edge in life, he "needed to ety than guilt over not exert- vinced that if a war starts, it will starts, it will start in Europe. France and Great Britain have The panel was sponsored by know what personal power is ing yourself. The world, for be on the border between East "THEY WERE unprepared some insecurity from having the the International Relations Or- to survive. the most part, belongs to and West Germany. for conflict in WWII and don't Soviet Union r'staring down at ganization and attended by Many people are confused those who exert themselves," "You start thinking differ- want to be unprepared again," them." about 40 people. by the term "assertiveness." Tucker said. 1 ***w*«******#ATTENT! ON !************* 1 BJ.'s Food Emporium To whoever stole our Budweiser dock and our Moosehead Mirror, '""TOE'wTSTrHoTwE""" which we had waited so long to get 250 N. MAIN 143 E. Wooster YOU CAN RUN BUT YOU CANT HIDE. 352-7603 \ We have lots of friends around here and we will find you! If you were FREE SINGLE WASH drunk or something bring them back, and an apology is ail that will be with on* paid wash necessary. 12" Pizza 2 Items + i6<*.poP with coupon If we find you on our own - criminal charges will be filed. 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"Not a day goes by uted significantly to the up- without someone telling me swing in imported beer how nice it is that we returned sales," she said. to our original policy," said In the category of "Indoor co-owner, Jim Ferrell. Sports", Sam B's is starting a Sam B's is issuing invita- Dart League beginning Mon- ink - R & B band ^F tions to graduate students at day, Feb. 4. "The League will the University and the result play on Monday and Wednes- is that many of them seem to day nights" according to from Cleveland be adopting Sam B's as their sharpshooter, Walt Ferrell. own drinking and dining spot. Darts have long been popular "We are trying to reach all of in the Ferrell brothers' home- TONIGHT 9:00 p.m. the graduate students, so if town in New Jersey and the any programs were over- game is growing fast here in looked, I nope someone will Bowling Green. "Another GRAND BALLROOM give me a call," Ferrell first for Sam B's," said Walt. added. 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Dale Francis mnitg% SUNDAY-THURSDAY General Manager 3 52-4380 641 3rd Street *4 The Best Appetizers in Town are 1/2 Price After 10 pm!! 352-1092 110 N. Main BG News/February 1,1985 4 Labs better study skills Editor's note: This is the sec- They also teach students how week of school. ond of two Mrticles on the Uni- to take tests, she said. .Many of these workers come versity's study labs. She also added that most of from foreign language speaking the students' success is in their countries or are majoring in a by Carole Hornbcrgcr organization, note taking, read- foreign language and can assist naff reporter ing and studying. students studying their lan- READING is not the only form guage. There U more to college than of studying, according to Stefa- Frank said the lab serves all math related courses. So, tor nia Frank, director of the lan- students taking foreign lan- students having problems with guage lab, located in 303 guages, as well as foreign stu- anything from reading to writ- university Hall. There is also dents needing assistance in ing, help can be found without listening. English. having to dig into their wallets. "You cannot learn (language) A LOT OF practice is also Joyce Blinn, reading special- without speaking," she said. necessary to write well and the ist of the Developmental Learn- Frank said the lab Is an audio University Writing Center - lo- ing Center in University Hall, learning center where students cated in 303 Mosefey Hall - can said she and another specialist, listen to tapes of lessons and give students practice. Janis Wells, will help any stu- make tapes of their voices to Bill Melden, public relations dent to develop better study and hear how they are progressing. coordinator for the center, said reading skills. The hours are from 9:30 a.m. students can obtain help on any "We help students to study to 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 kind of writing problem. The more efficiently and to read Monday and Tuesday evenings. assistance can vary from writ- their text books more effi- The lab works with the lan- ing term papers to writing thesis ciently," Blinn said. guage departments in making dissertations. She said they are aware that the lesson tapes. Frank said With the help of instructors - students do not have unlimited most classes require students to all of which must have a grade BG News/Joe Phdan time to learn and read material, do the lessons, therefore she point average of 3.0 and pass a so ate and Wells help them orga- recommends students coming in series of tests, Cain will start Instructionafassistants Tom Adams, unclassified grad student, and Dawn Gunter, junior communications in nize their lecture notes and coor- when the assignment Is given - assisting the person regardless education major, help Chris Gardner, psychology grad student, check over her psychology paper In the dinate their notes. rather than waiting until the last of his or her deficiencies. university writing center . —■■>■■■«■»■•■•■•■•■•——■■■»■»■«■■■■■»■»■»■■■■■»■»■»■•■•■————— Panhellenic Council ASA TOGA DATE PARTY r would like to Congratulate the 1985-1986 Karen & John Nicole & Tim Jenni & Ric Executive Council Christine & Scott Cathy & Royce Kuz&? 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Search questioned NewsT5ri£fs: Vaccine developed Debated drug on trial STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - An experimental CINCINNATI (AP) - A federal appeals court New law is put to test vaccine that could prevent gonorrhea has been has cleared the way for the start of a trial today developed from a bioengineered protein and tests to determine whether the anti-nausea drug Ben- on volunteers will begin next year, researchers dectin caused birth defects in babies. announced. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincin- ELYRIA (AP) - The Ameri- dent if there is cause to believe never did find it." The vaccine is made from a cloned protein nati turned down a motion to postpone the consol- can OvQ liberties Union will the student broke the law or a Superintendent Calvin Leader fragment that appears to produce a protective idated trial of nearly 1,000 lawsuits against consider complaints from irate school rule. said Wednesday that based in immune barrier against a broad range of gonor- Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals of Cincinnati. parents concerning a bodyi Three female school officials information as be knows it, the rhea-causing bacteria, said Dr. Gary Schoolnik Thomas Bleaklev, a Detroit attorney had asked search last week of about 201 conducted the search last Fri- search was Justifiable. of the Stanford University School of Medicine. the appeals court tor a stay of the trial, asserting seventh-grade girls at Westwood day, after a student reported a Gonorrhea, the most communicable disease for that the two-phase format chosen by U.S. District Junior High School. watch and a ring stolen. "What the school was doing, in which records are kept in the United States, Judge Carl Rubin was unfair. The appellate court Also, the board of education in some ways, was emphasizing spreads through sexual contact and can produce declined to hold up the trial, but referred the Elyria will review its policy on STUDENTS INVOLVED in respect for other people's be- severe complications, including infertility in challenge to a regular three-Judge panel for student searches. the search who later spoke with longings," Leader said. women, meningitis, arthritis and eye disease for consideration. "It appears this is a gross the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram But school board members the children of afflicted mothers. violation of the Supreme Court said they were told they would have agreed its policy commit- Activist may be freed decision (on student searches) be searched by the Lorain tee will review its position on the and if so, we intend to test it in County sheriff if they did not matter. Space meeting held CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) - President the courts," said Harvey Gittler, submit to the search by school "I don't mink there's anything P.W. Botha announced yesterday that the gov- chairman of the Oberlin chapter officials. that would Justify that kind of ROME (AP) - Ministers of the European Space ernment would free black activist Nelson Man- oftheACLU. One student, who spoke with action on the part of our school," Agency said Wednesday agency members are dela if he agreed to renounce violence. Mandela, Gittler said yesterday his the newspaper on the condition said Robert Repas, a school close to approving a Joint space station with the South Africa's most prominent opponent of white rt United States. But they said the agency would minority rule, has served 20 years of a life chapter has received several that she not be identified, said, a board member. As far as I'm sentence. female guidance counselor concerned, that's next to Ges- also continue to seek more Western European complaints from angry parents autonomy in space research. The offer to free Mandela and other imprisoned and has "contacted counsel in "made us drop our pants to the tapo tactics and I don't appre- members of his African National Congress, the Columbus and we are going to floor - to our feet. And then we ciate that..." The officials spoke at the opening of a two-day r meeting that is to decide Western Europe's ANC, appeared to be a significant move away make an Investigation.' had to take off our shirt, and Board member Martha Wise, from prevailing white opinion. However, initial Based on what the parents told then we had to take off our who is on the policy committee, future in space. A major project under discussion is the $10 reaction by blacks suggested Mandela was not him, he said it appeared the shoes. And then they looked said, "It's a shame that it ever likely to accept it. schools violated ''basic rea- down our bra to see if we had it happened in the first place," and billion U.S. permanent space station to be launched in the early 1990s. A proposal before the Mandela, 66, was sentenced to life in prison for sonableness" concept of the Su- or not" added, "I think what we have to planning sabotage against the government. He Sreme Court decision in Another student said, "It kind do is set some sort of guidelines ministers calls for the agency to contribute a section of the station that can be detached later to has said that blacks were forced to turn to anuary that gave school offi- of makes you mad, because af- for the administration on con- violence because the ruling white minority ig- cials the right to search a stu- ter going through all that, they cerns of this sort." form the basis of an independent European space station. nored peaceful protests.

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Weinert painfully "Dan is having an incredible Wednesday, and owns the watched Palombizio score 30 year," BSU coach Al Brown yet another offensive weapon in league's worst team offense, sports reporter said. "He has received all kind BSU's arsenal. The 6-3Junior points and grab 16 rebounds en leads the Mid-American Confer- scoring Just 66 ppg. Whoever released John Wei- route to an 81-67 pasting of his of national media attention and TO MAKE matters worse Falcons. 111 tell you he deserves it. He's ence in assists, averaging seven nert from the hospital so he an intense competitor and he a game. Weinert said he fears the Fal- cotild coach in tomorrow's Ball "With guys like him in the While the high scoring Cards cons might open flat against league I wish I would have taken really solidifies our inside BSU. He cites that the long trip State-Bowling Green game must game." rank first among MAC squads in either be a sadist or know noth- a sabbatical this year," Weinert team offense and second in field back and forth from DeKalb, 111, ing about college basketball. said. "He is having a great sea- WHILE THE media has fo- takes a lot out of a team. son. The first time we played cused soley on Palombizio, Cl accuracy, BSU. 8-10, «, Who else would let the woozy Brown said the Cardinal attack struggled at the foul line. Weinert said he has no tricks Weinert, who spent the last four them, he scored from the inside "The best way to describe it is days recovering from internal and outside. He also was a bear is not just one-dimensional. Wei- up his sleeve to stop Palombizio, nert discovered that to be true in snakebitten," Brown said. "I but said the key to beating the bleeding, caused by stress, out on the boards." would say poor foul shooting has of his hospital bed to labor Since transfering from Pur- the teams first meeting. Cardinals is to shoot well. due last year, the 6-8, junior has When the BG defense col- cost us at least two or three Easier said than done. BG is through another confrontation league games." with the nation's leading scorer offensivly carried the Cardinals. lapsed on Palombizio, guards coming off another poor night Dan Palombizio? Palombizio, 28.7 ppg, has been Larry Reed, 11.2 ppg, and Der- Foul shooting is the least of from the field against the In fact, Weinert probably de- BSU's leading scorer in every rick Wesley continuously drilled the Falcons concerns. BG, 8-10. Huskies. BG's leading scorer veloped the condition the last game this season, including long jumpers to finish with 21 2-7, has lost three straight Keith Taylor, 20.6 ppg, shot an time the teams met in Muncie, seven 30-plus efforts. and 11 points respectively. games, including the 8142 set- ice cold 10 of 27 from the field. Dan Palombizio leers face pivotal games -THE Berries NEWS. by Karl Smith game. "I think Western plays very sports reporter Even though his statistics are tough hard nosed hockey," head impressive, one of his Falcon coach Jerry York said. "It's counterparts, Gary Kruzich, going to be that type of series, There has been much specu- said there is a way to beat not dirty, but just a lot of bump- lation about this weekend's Healy. ing." Prompt hockey series between Bowling "He's a good goaltender but New lunch menu Green and Western Michigan there's only so much a goalie The Broncos and the Falcons Polite but one thing is certain, it is an can do," Kruzich said. "We have split a series in Kalamazoo ear- important one. Both games start to jump on him early, otherwise ner this year and York said Service at 7:30 In the Ice Arena. hell put up a stone wall in front there are certain things BG A WMU sweep would lift them of the net/' must do, and do well, to sweep into a tie with the Falcons while BG WILL once again depend the series. two BG wins would help them heavily on the top fine of Roll. "The defense will have to considerably in their quest for Jamie Wansborough and Paul break out of their zone and the Lunch 11*30-1*30 M-F home ice advantage in the Cen- Ysebeart who have accounted wings will have to put pressure tral Collegiate Hockey Associa- for over one-third of the team's on them to cause turnovers and Dinner 4-6*30 M-Thurs. In The tionplayotfs. points. create scoring opportunities," "This is a pivotal series for Beside scoring on Healy. BG York said. Faculty and Staff Harshman us." senior captain George Roll must also stop the Broncos from Although York said the team said. "We need the home ice for doing the same to Kruzich and had a good week in practice Roll Charges Accepted Chapman theplayoffs." senior WayneCollins. felt it necessary to give the rest WMU brings a 14-15-1 record Dan Dorion and Troy Thrun of the team a small pep talk Quad into the series along with a coconstitute WMU's biggest of- after Wednesday's practice. __ ■ stingy defense led by goalie fensive threat. Dorion nas 13 "I just think we have to get Glenn Healy. Healy owns a .901 goals and 38 assists for 51 points our minds on these games," Roll save percentage and surrenders while Thrun is the team's top said. "We really need to beat an average of 3.4 goals per goal scorer with 23. Western."

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by Ron Fritz em Illinois game to be anything and J-6 in the MAC, is coming off played catch-up most of the sports reporter but a good game for us, Voll a big win on the road, 72-61, over way. Since that game, we are are ready for Miami said. "We faced a good team and Ohio University. Brenda Sum- playing more consistently. Even though his team is com- they played well. We also played mers led the Cardinals with 18 '■When we first played them. I meets, but last week a majority ing off an 81-70 loss to Northern well, but for us to have beaten points. thought they had great person- by Jeffrey Fht of the team's best times dropped sports reporter Illinois on Wednesday, Bowling them, we had to hold them under The Cardinals are led by se- nel, but they haven't won many and the Falcons are riding a Green's women's basketball their average (77 points per nior guard Donna Lamping with games since we played them A pair of tough Mid-American wave of confidence into today's coach Fran Voll is looking for- game)." a 12.8 scoring average. Sopho- (BSU is 2-7 since facing BG)," Conference dual swim meets contest. ward to facing Ball State tomor- Stephanie Coe led the Falcons more center Emma Jones is Voll added. "They must have will be held today at 3:00 p.m. in "I know we're going to do row at 12:30 p.m. in Anderson against Northern Illinois with 21 averaging 10.3 points and a played one of their better games Cooper Pool between the men's well," Draper said confidently. Arena. points. Joelyn Shoup added 13 team-leading 10.1 rebounds per against us." and women's teams of Bowling The women's meet should be "I'm looking forward to play- B>ints and Dina Jerinic, Dawn game. , Cardinal coach Karen Fitzpa- Green and Miami. equally exciting. Last year MU ing Ball State because we are rown and Rhonda Moore each In the first meeting between trick is looking forward to facing The Falcons will participate in edged out BG for the conference playing well," he said. "I think scored 10. BG and BSU, the Cardinals the Falcons following the win what could be the closest match championship and this time me girls are looking forward to SHOUP ALSO grabbed 17 re- came out on top, 66-61, at Mun- over OU. of the year for both teams. around, the Falcons may be playing them again and getting bounds. It was the fifth straight cie, Ind., on Jan. S. Senior for- "That was a big win for us," The men's squad is coming off looking for a bit of revenge. back on the winning track." game in which she has pulled ward Lisa Hicks led a balanced she said. "We usually play well of an impressive Second place MU is only 2-2 in dual meets Even though the Falcons, now down 17 or more caroms. BSU attack with 16 points. BG at BG. The first time we played finish inthe Mini-MAC meet and this year but, according to 8-8 overall and 5-4 in the MAC, Shoup continues to lead the was paced by Shoup with 18 (BG) this season, we jumped out "the team is due for a good meet Draper, the team has competed lost to Northern Illinois, Voll MAC with a 13.3 rebounding points and 14 rebounds. to a 19-point halftime lead, but right now" according to head against much tougher teams believes his team played well. average. "They got off to a real quick they came back to make a game coach Rich Draper. than have the 6-0 Falcons. "I can't determine the North- BSU, currently 5-13 overall start last time," Voll said. "We of it" Draper said attitude of the Thus far, Falcons have been team has picked up immensely outstanding, starting off the TMUMOAY STUDENTS during the week and they are year with a first place finish in Sports Cap _ WITH VALID IDS looking forward to the contest. Die Tom Stubb's Relays and ONLY »2.00 "Their attitudes are very good then reeling off six dual meet right now, they're really ex- victories in a row the last of HOCKEY — Riding a three row against Ball State at 7:00 EDDIE MURPHY cited." said Draper. which was an easy wipe out of game winning streak, the Fal- p.m. in Anderson Arena. _RLYHILLS| As well they should be, for Northern Illinois. The women, cons will host Western Michi- they have nothing to lose against too, are riding a wave of confi- gan tonight and tomorrow at SWIMMING — Both swim ' ELM STREET Mu. The Redskins finished sec- dence into today's meet. 7:00 p.m. in the Ice Arena. teams will host Mid-American 1) AT 7:30 a 9:15 AT 7:30 & 9:30 ond in the MAC last year and are Conference rival Miami tomor- MEN'S BASKETBALL — Af- row at Cooper Pool at 3:00 p.m. EVE. ADULTS $3.50 just as tough this year. MU Draper said the meet will be WED. ADULTS 12.00 could possibly be caught sleep- very close, probably decided in ter an 81-62 loss to Northern The Redskins' women's team MIPNIOHT MOVIE ONLY $2.00 ing but Draper believes that the the very last event. "We're Illinois, BG will attempt to get is currently defending MAC Redskins will come prepared. going to nave a highly contested back on the winning track to- champions. JOHNNY MKHARKtATON "They are going to be ready," swim meet and we will see some morrow against Ball State in KXPtSCOPO Draper said. They know we are very good swims from both Anderson Arena at 3:00 p.m. GYMNASTICS - BG travels to Oymitd crime Ken never having a good year and they teams.' he said. DeKalb, 111. to take on Mid- be*n ttw An* ojon. jf d" know that they won't be able to THIS MEET could be seen as WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - American Conference oppo- " AT 7:30 li 9:1 come up here and mess a preview to the season ending The women's basketball team nents Northern Illinois and FRI & SAT MIDNIGHT 1M WA« « NOT OWM UMT* IHt IA»T ■AM ccan MOM. CHUCK mum M around." 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No co-op's unless you're sure. I asked tor a bettor alttol I'm so proud ol you- SENIOR PORTRAITSI Neture Ub 25 vol SI 26 00 ALFHA PHr- ALPHA SKtMA PHL FLOPJOA can't da without yal you're the best'! I your appolntmenl st the KEY ex. rat. tor BkVSd. teachers FUNO FEB. 9, NX COMMOtM Leaa. Paige Alpha Gam Love 1 Lots ol Mtoe, Meeasa TODAY! Cell J72-0044 354 8264 ALL-SPORTS PASS FOR SALE Price Nego- THE WAMNQTON CENTER MIERHtllrS* ALPHA PHM 4 ALPHA StOS DELTA UPSILON IS DOING IT AGAIN! MAXSKA. Itabto Ptoate cM Belli el 354-7591 OEAOUNE FOR MekaaTrTt HAS BEEN WANT YOU AT OUR PARTY! AS FOR A ROOMMATE YOUR THE TOPS AS iAIENCEU TO FEBRUARY 10. ANNUAL FLORIDA FLING BASH! FOR A FF4END NO ONE CAN COMPARE M. rmto. needed dose to campus. SlOO/mo FOH SALE: 1975 FORO GRAND TORINO totar»tnlpi abaUeble tor all SAT FES I, 0-1 AM NORTHEAST COMMONS BLOWOUT WE'VE BEEN 'l>»WIJOH A LOT ANO YOU pan ua 354-7402 AM/FM STEREO RUNS GOOD $600.00 12-15 hears credit, scholarships HAPPY HOUR*- THURS FEB 7. M PM SEE YOU ALL AT 9 00 _ KNOW I'LL ALWAYS BE HERE TOOAY'S 2 neap on. F. Students seeking apt /rise 65- CALL AFTER 10PM 354-7292 Ceatecl 1724202. 211 Admin, tor ATUPTOWNI DWO. YOUR DAY- SO LETS MAKE IT THE BESTI 80 ecW-yt CM Ssty 2-4925 MUST SELL STEREO INCLUDES PHONO- bilmiatllia MesMati sstaess, ALPHA SKIS ANO ALPHA PHN VTP va? va? ILOVEYAI GRAPH. CASSETTE TAPE. AM FM STEREO- MAX K^KB6PC<>Ps;»HAF1»YoYJTTHOAY 1 aaato roommate wanted Spring aanaaler THE WAJHaaOTON CENTER BIILIWMa*— ARE M THE MOOD TO PARTYI TONS3HTS THE NrGHTI ctoae to cempus 17Srmo. phis steetrlc. latran RADaO WITH SPECIAL FEATURES BRAND- DON'T GRADUATE WITHOUT IW De*M GET READY FOR FLORIDA EARLYI HAPPY B9TTHOAY MONTY, CHrCO, BrlLDO 4 DUDO Houee It. 1544*10 arler 7 M.W.F4 attar 1:30 NEW ASWNG $300 OR BEST OFFER CALL FLOPJOA FLING IS SAT. FES », t-1 AM. ITS TOO BAD YOU'RE QWEESS. YOU 353-7217 HaMfu frOa*»l tTStJt Wet ewaMeJtOfi CaWltsfaf CeTrfl teM DON'T M THE ONLY ONE LIFT OUT- K TJJ you about IMSmstatl la W aahlngton DC tor FEATUrtsNG THE SAND AT THE NORTHEAST COMMON* ON SAT. aMHT BE NOnTaML PEOPLE LIKE ZW. BEN. 76 Toyota Coroae Good maeage. AM-FM "MXH1 COesT-ANY" sBKEYtMATTI Male rmto. tor 2 borm.. untum. apt. Own room, ALL MAJORS—-WED. FES • at 3:30. TOWN FEB 9. 9-1 AM. THE ALPHA PHIS ANO ALPHA gat heat t cooking. 300 Napotoon Rd. »A-2 canltll $2260 00 362-9128 SrQS WILL BE THEM READY TO SWING! GET ROOM. UNION. 12-11 hours credit, any torn, ANNETTE AOEE OUR PARTY FPJOAY IS DEDICATED TO MOM *125/mo. psjs electric 354-8258 eves 1973 DuKk-Etoctra 4 Dr. aapower. New ex. KftoawwHfM fiwHM. For morat Info, COfr- Hare's e CM O wtoh tor our (evome Rah. m and READY FOR FLOPJOA FLMGIII (EILEEN BAXTER). 0000 LUCK M THE FU- Roommate needed lor Spnng/Surnmer hauee. Just tuned up. Altar 8:00pm Atoo e Ml 17*4202, 231 Admin. 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Job Exchange SmM tee tor an Silo inlirgaaiaal Iraa Ill • • • OOtTT MM* • • • toronry t 1.7S ELECTRICIANS Tha Mtos BG S U Schctorshlp Pageant Feb- APf>RENTICESH»P SEWOR PORTRAITSI ruary 7,8,9 at Kooockor Hal OPPORTUNITY Mate your appointment at tha KEY RtohandVal- (Mont Womenl TODAY) Cad 372-0044 CongraUalone on your Alphe-Chl- Alpha Sk} The Toledo Joint Etoctnctons Apprsnaceshlp TWO-2 bedroom fum , cent heal, ek prmmgl Best wtohee tor tha ruturel BWer snd Training Committee wl be ecoepang ape* F. nonamokora, FM 1985 (9 mo. toaaa) FUNI EASYI SIMPLE! SAM B'a DART LEAGUE NOW FOFaVaTrQI cations tor apprenticeship Irom January 2B. Upper-$320 pkja utl LOSE WEIGHT NATURALLY ANO EARN PLAY BEGINS FEB. 4 CALL MaXE FOB 19B5 through February 8. 1986 Apcecetions Lower -$340 plus utl FOUND Good mechanical pencl Jan 23 In Lot MONEY IN TIME FOR SPRING BREAK! 100% DETAILS 352-8284 wB be avaaable at tha Apprenticeship Treksng No children or pets Deposit requked 14 (between Anderson 1 Student Services] OUAHENTEEDI CALL BETH AT 372-4481. Center. 803 Lime City Road. Roaelord. Ohio 353-0046 M-F 8 30 to 4 30 (sppt) Col 332-4961 to Penny Sob Mertoy Tribute. Use Rsgges wtth SAM S'S HAPPY HOURS— 4 TO 9pm First Light and CrucW DBC. Feb. I, 7:30, N.E G/VEBLOOO f YOU ARE J1, WE WSJ. BE HAPPY (behind Local #8) Irom 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 Ona and two bedroom spertments/houeee am. . Monday through Friday H you are Commons. Committee to Corni. lob Maillll. Feb.4- Feb.7 TO SERVE YOUI ctoae to campus 8 and V Rentala 9am-3pm MSA. UAO, W4QU-FM GRAND BALLROOM between 18 and 26 (Inckjerve) years ol age (up 352-7454 After 5pm cal 832-7555 SkjEpa: to 30 for ngrrd- 352-5620 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE HOCKEY PLAYERS vkknl for summer emptoymeni Exceeent expe- ulele Serb Stolen end Bob Nelson on their A THURSTIN APARTMENTS MUe-J by Trwl* MkM Jiffe Groupies lank you're great mat because you rience tor the bueHosa rrandad naMdual Xl-Derla SX anaanrlnaj. Pursuing a butaista degree WB involve the Ad CONDmONaNG. FULLY CARPETED. CA ACMOM 2 Valktylof Ptoy hookey. 31 Swiss 50 Graak ragkon THanX FUNGI ooordkietton ol ouOnga snd speclel events BLEV1SION. EFFICIENCY, LAUNDRY FACkJ- 1 AOJtn s vlntnars mathamatician 52 Ralatingto Frtonoa know you're great Just becaueo! THINK FLOPJOA! Minimum ol two veers of undergraduate study TIES NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER 4 FALL grand son 3 Aapart 34 Passagawsy apaoa r* FLORIDA ON YOUR MSND7 5 SMSltllnoM THaNK aOPJDA FLHtQI and flexbn hours a mutt. 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FM 1986 SmM toe 17 Urban dwolltng 8 Ona ola woolly 42 Waar wall 63 Bona: Pratli SICK Of THE SAME OLD ROUTINE? 2 bdrm. rum. apt. 19 Clothing, food, duo 45 Nunnary 65 Nasaar'aorg. Get peyched tor Woe. el ST (Ma summer, sot COME TO FLOPJOA FLING TV Proaieeon Engineer $15,000 17.600 352-2683 ale 9 Oaluia 47 — Oormngo 67 OSSsuccaaaor anal be the samel Snuffy and Soo-Boo are ANO CHANGE THAT1 years/. CM 471-1440. Job Exchange SmM Large 3 bdrm. house mar campua 4 dovrn- 20 Tic dwalling 54 21 Grae* .attars 10 Prasldaniiai tl, but net lor long. Good luck this ssnselat. SAT FES t, t-1 AM town. S36Qrmo. plus utl 362 2658 ANSWER TO PMEVKMJI PUZZLE 23 Sunday boat nrcknama Lore ye. 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Determination, practice and sheer talent combine to make by Greg Klerkx and Thursdays for us," added Del Maramo. "The fans are great here, BGSU hockey would be far less The BG Skating Falcons: and we went down to Miami (Univer- interesting if it weren't for the "added sity) to skate last year, and now their attractions" that make the hockey group is coining up here to skate. scene a truly unique experience. The The hottest thing on ice There's the ice snow, and we have a ice arena antics of Freddie and Christmas party every year." The Frieda are practically legend, but formances during the regular hockey Barber. "But the nature of the group, group also participates in a precision there is another group that works Just season, the team also participates in and the name, keeps most guys from skating competition held every March as hard to bring spirit and fun to home an ice show with the BGSU Skating trying out 'Falconettes' sounds very in Wyandot, Michigan. games: the BGSU Falconettes. Club and the Bowling Green City feminine." The Falconettes also offer a rather The Falconettes, founded in 1967 by Skating Club. This year's show, held unique honor to those members of the Phyllis Hendrix, are a precision skat- during the last weekend in April, will Seniors Beth Del Maramo, nursing, team who commit the ultimate skat- ing club, a group of skaters who feature Bowling Green's favorite son, and Angela Brennan, gerontology, ing sin, falling down during a perfor- combine skating and dancing to pre- Scott Hamilton, in his only amateur have been Falconettes for four years. mance. "About ten years ago there sent a choreographed performance to performance of the year. Del Maramo has been skating for 12 was a girl on the team named Brenda music. "We have a mixture of very Barber said the group offers stu- years and Brennan for 17. Both are Cheek/' said Del Maramo. "Wigs and j experienced skaters and also dents who enjoy skating a chance to amateurs and proud of it. hairpieces were in fashion then, and i who are more limited in their continue their pastime on an infor- "The most important thing about during one performance the team did said Sue Barber, coach of mal, amateur basis. "A lot of kids the Falconettes is having a good time, some move with the arms and this both for us and the audjence," said girl's wig came right off. The other Del Maramo. "Meeting new friends is girls had no idea what it was! They "Wigs and hairpieces were In fashion also important for me. I think back on thought it was a dead rat or some- the four years I've been in the group thing." then, and during one performance, the team and I realize how many great people did some movement with the arms and this I've met" "So a tradition started," Brennan Brennan agreed. "We all have a continued. "If anyone falls during a girl's wig came right off. The other girls had no common interest - skating. We're not performance, Mrs. Barber pulls out Idea what It was. They thought It was a dead rat Scott Hamihons and we know it. But this old wig and tells them mat they we are having a good time and I think have to wear it during practice. We or something! _ Beth Del Maramo it shows in performance." call it the Brenda Cheek Award. No- In order to accommodate each body's fallen since I've been on the team member's schedule, the Falco- team!" the Falconettes since 1973. "It usually who have skated in high school come nettes practice at the unusual hour of works out pretty well. The strong to college and they think that it (skat- 10:15 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thurs- Both Del Maramo and Brennan skaters help the weaker ones and we ing) is all over," she said. "When they days. This time of year is the hard- offer encouragement to anyone who work for a middle ground." see or hear about us, they know that est because of the cold," said Del likes to skate to join the Falconettes. The group holds open tryouts in the there is something that they can do at Maramo. "But once you get to prac- "At night you always hate getting out fail With lS-24 skaters surviving the BG with their skating." tice you're wide awake and ready to and getting ready to go, said Del cuts to become team members. Bach go." Maramo. ''But it's always been worth member of the Falconettes is also a The Falconettes are not necessarily late practices do have their draw- it" member of the BGSU Skating Club for women only. Men are allowed on backs, though. "Sometimes you're so Bowling Green hockey fans agree. which, in turn, is a part of the United the team, but few try out. "In the wound up from practicing that you States Figure Skating Association past, there have been groups with an cant sleep,"said Brennan. "If you Greg Klerkx is a senior magazine (USFSA). equal number of guys and girls from have an B: 30 class it's hard to get up." journalism major from Aft. Clemens, In addition to their five home per- the University Skating Club," said "But it's more than just Tuesdays Michigan.

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To band, listeners can enioy a wide variety of tonal characteristics. combine these cures, listen to the self-titled album by Honeymoon Suite. Well-timed and nicely spaced, Coburn's several synth tones move each song TUs band, comprised of Ray Coburn on keyboards and vocals, Derry Grehan right along. However they are never overbearing and seem to pop up just at the on lead guitar and vocals, Johnny Dee with lead vocals and guitar, bassist appropriate time. Garry Lalonde and drummer Dave Betts is yet another fine example of Another plus is the interplay between the guitars and keys. This fact Canadian talent certainly doesn't undermine the rest of the band. They are all fine musicians; The band's first single, "New Girl Now." is a good song, but is by far not the especially Derry Grehan's lead guitar that really drives Honeymoon Suite. best effort on the LP. Close your eyes and listen to the reggae-ish rhythms and summeresque Honeymoon Suite utilizes all the basics of rock-n-roll. 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by Marcello Grande Unlike most films which contain a storyline and a plot, this one contains a sweet transvestite and a castle full of groupies. But that did not stop the TIME "Rocky Horror Picture Show" from grossing 20 million dollars during its first four years on the movie circuit. (The film's production expenses amounted only to one million dollars). And now "Rocky Horror" will gross even more - money, that is, as the WAJ flick comes to BG Friday and Satur- day, Feb. 1 and 2, and Friday and Saturday, Feb. 8 and 9, at midnight on Tkfe diagram illustrates the steps to all four nights. Warp, the audience does during the i In cooperation with Armstrong Cir- cuit Inc.. the University Activities Organization is sponsoring the event coordinated by Lori Wolf inger, iunior England, rumor has it that the off-the- international business and marketing wall film was created by filthy rich research major and student director Englishmen who needed to lose of UAO campus films. money for tax write-offs. However, no The British-made "Rocky Horror" one has been able to confirm this. has become a legend in the motion What has kept the film a cult classic picture industry, as it still shows in since its debut over 10 years ago is its metropolitan area movie houses. In element of audience partipation. Members of the audience come dressed in groupie clothes and furnish Clenbad'i Plain Deafer k used bv themselves with rice for the wedding, the audience to take caver from the toast for the wedding toast, newspa- rainstorm. And toast is burled at the by Marcello Grande pers, raincoats and umbrellas for the screen when the wedding party three albums and also starred in a rainstorm, and other various props So much has happened with the cult film a few years ago titled "Time's for different scenes. proposes a toast at the begbmiag of film since its premier in England. Square," co-starring Susan Sarandon themovk. Before its screen version, the "Rocky who portrayed Janet Weiss in the According to the director of UAO, Horror Picture Show" was an actual 'Rocky Horror'film. Tom Misuraca, students are encour- drama called the "Rocky Horror A sequel to "Rocky Horror," called aged to bring all the standard'Rocky Show," which was voted the best "Shock Treatment,'' was made, di- Horror' props into the Stadium Cin- miwi^ii of 1973 in England, according rected by Jim Sharman. The film ema. toWolfinger. never met with success as did its Just last Mandav, Entertainment predecessor. "Shock Treatment" did Tonight announced that the drama not boast of any of the actors from version was being revived in the "Rocky Horror" except for Richard states starring Wendy 0. Williams. O'Brien who plays Riff Raff. the lead singer of the controversial According to Misuraca. "Rocky Plasma tics. Horror" was instrumental in "chang- According to Diane Pancion, re- ing the genre of the midnight film/' gional sates manager for Films Inc., Whereas before, the typical midnight Tim Curry who stars in "Rocky" as movies were porno or slasher movies, the transsexual transvestite Dr. Misuraca said. Frankenfurter, is starring in an up- Pancion agrees with Misuraca, cit- coming film opposite Tom Crui- ing other college campuses who show se.Pancion said Curry has tried to midnight movies such as Northwest- remake his name in rock 'n roll and in ern University. Once a year, the mid- acting but has run into some problems night film, r'Mommie Dearest" is with the Frankenfurter stigma at- shown. The students there bring tached to his name. He did make cleanser and hangers, Pancion said.

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While Chuck, the narrator, explains theater is larger than 210 Math/Sci- It« just • iomp what is happening throughout the ence, self-contained and it has conces- film, members of the audience drown sions," Misuraca said, praising the *?thetft out his narration with their own dia- Armstrong people. And A sfep logues that differ from city to city. Five years ago. 'Rocky Horror' was For example, in Cleveland the grou- shown in 210 Math-Science and turned to the. right pies appear and the audience shouts, out to be a disaster. r'Ifs Cleveland City Council." "There were broken chairs. Pe Put your hands The reason audiences narrate the were wandering about the build ? on your hips script and drown out Chuck is because and there was other destruction, I they dislike him since he is "b-o-o-o- toast and rice were not the problem." And bring your ring" and "doesn't have a neck." Misuraca said, "It's the people who Some hard-core "Rocky Horror" get carried away." Knees Tn fc*Jnt followers have seen the film at least The University never said the Time 10 times and know the dialogue back- movie could not be shown again on ward and forward. They come campus, but Misuraca said UAO did COURTHSY/T»«l«l«l» CaMury Foi dressed in wedding clothes and act not want to be responsible for any out the first scene in the front of the classroom damage. Misuraca pre- theater while the film is showing. dicts the success of the arrangement "Just no knives, guns, six-packs, Others who have only seen it once to be a "result of a University entity chainsaws, Harleys, and those types can easily recall the dialogue. But and a local business getting to- of things," Misuraca said. "And no those who have never seen the movie gether," he said. lighters, he added." are "virgins" and will have to sit, Because the movie is still a UAO Although lighters are a standard listen and screen themselves from the production, all UAO guidelines will be prop, Misuraca said they are not rice. enforced such as students having to permitted because they would be a Unlike other UAO movies which are show their current validation cards in fire hazard. presented in large lecture halls, order to be admitted, and two tickets For those who haven't seen the flick 'Rocky Horror' will be shown at the can be purchased with the showing of in its decade-long existence. "Rocky Stadium Plaza Cinema at 1600 E. one validation card, Wolfinger said. Horror" centers on Brad and Janet, a Wooster St., an arrangement that was Admission is $2. There will be no pair of newlyweds en route to their beneficial for both UAO and the Sta- advance ticket sales and no passes honeymoon when a storm, along with dium Cinema business. accepted, Misuraca said. car trouble, leaves them stranded in a "They (Armstrong Circuit Inc., "This movie is only for students and which owns Stadium Cinema and the University employees. No one from .west. The only sign of civilization is Cla-Zel) wanted to work out some- Tontogany or Toledo can be ad- a castle full of aliens from the planet thing that will involve the campus mitted" Misuraca said. of Transylvania. Janet and Brad de- community. It worked out well be- Marceha Grande is a junior magazine cide to enlist help from the castle cause they have the necessary fa- journalism major trom Indepen- residents. They knock on the door, cilites to show a movie like this. That dence, Ohio. and the fun begins.

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SIOO.OOO NAME THAT Carna PG OB OB HALL OF FAME "Tha large turn of money to a baowtiful 11:30 TUNE • 30 CoiSBcan Brothers The ctaae* ■ SIMON » SMKM A J M 7:00 OB AT THE MOVIES Schad OB MACNEL / LEHRER O DANGER BAY Iwccaa he* Aleiandre Oumaa tale of 19th- mm Rck ar* hrad br ■ mytfrny **Am 0 OB ENTERTAINMENT O MYSTERY OF HENRY NEWSHOUR bean tatter, by a rabid dog and century Conwcan tweis. one com- Jed Rogar Ebart and Gana Stake! who '•*» hai OM n«n ««i«n of TONIGHT Featured: profess of MOORE A porlrari of ma lamoua look at "2010. ' Starman" and I OIFFRENT STROKES Grant. 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Pater lOKX) THE '70S Maltha* Saad Sheen Whan a coeege ttudant VtD LETTERMAN SchadiAvd comaa tha moN of tha ailamous DUKES OF HA2ZARD O NATIONAL / JOURNAL Muhammad va Marwn Johnaon rawMkt IMS homoae.uakty to hm Aaoa Laom Moataa lat-matia BUSINESS REPORT 8:00 (April 1979 at tnOwnapoaal CRI gangatar John D*ngar R' lamay. rea aaff-poaaaaaad mother M^A'S^H i««l. actraaa Mana ConcNia O OB JEFFERSONS The ft 20 / 20 [J 0:3O 11x00 at tatt VHfE On (1963) Bartare Streisend Mandy anil daahng with hm-Ml chddran Memory Bank" Raul Jut* stars at nail-door rwK*vbor. a news pfto- lack Ctaoa laat "ragh lath car h* annual naaal -aaanm (Mv. 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