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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan Senate - would amount to "telling the administration, stung by House re- world we are disarming unilate- jection of production plans for the MX rally." missile, ran into stiff criticism in the In a television interview, the de- Senate Wednesday on its proposal to fense secretary conceded that "... bunch the deadly nuclear missiles some way we have not yet been able together in Wyoming. to convey to the American people or to "'The public is getting the idea the the Congress the really serious na- whole thing is a boondoggle," Sen. ture, the growing nature of the peril" Henry M. Jackson, D-Wasn., one of from the rapid Soviet arms buildup. the Pentagon's staunchest allies in Congress, told Secretary of Defense GEN. JOHN Vessey, chairman of Caspar Weinberger. the Joint Chiefs of Staff, testified that "I don't think you realize the degree three of the four joint chiefs originally of trouble the MX basing mode is in opposed the "dense pack" plan, but now," Sen. Sam Nunn, iD-Ga.i, a one of those said he would agree to it if strong supporter of military spend- the plan would help with arms control ing, said as the Senate Armed Serv- efforts. The administration argues ices Committee began hearings. that a deployed MX missile puts the Sen. William Cohen, iR-Mainei. United States in a stronger position told Weinberger that a "political deci- for arms control talks. sion" had apparently been made to Edward Rowny, special representa- cancel the basing plan favored by tive for arms control negotiations, former President Carter in favor of said the MX was not merely a "bar- "a basing mode that is more environ- gaining chip," adding, "We need it for mentally acceptable but may not be our security, but once we get it, it does technically feasible." give us leverage." President Ronald Reagan vowed SEN. HOWARD Cannon, (D-Nev.), after the vote to "do everything I can winding up his service in the lame- to take this case to the country." duck session following his defeat in Senate Majority Leader Howard the November election, said he Baker, (R-Tenn.), said he expects the strongly supported the MX but not bill with the MX funds to be brought necessarily the so-called "dense up in the Senate next week. pack" plan for deployment near War- "We are somewhat stronger over ren Air Force Base, Wyo. here," said Baker, an MX supporter. Weinberger defended the feasibility Sen. John Stennis, (D-Miss.), the of the plan, which is designed to ranking Democrat on the Armed cluster the missiles so closely that in Services Committee, also supported the event of a Sovet attack the first the administration, which has dubbed exploding enemy warhead would de- the missile - originally called MX for stroy or cripple the rest of the ene- "missile experimental" - the Peack- BG News photo/Patrick Sandor my's warheads in a phenomenon eeper. -> D 11 Paul TnomPson'(le^') design and technology major, and Gordon Hamm. computer known as "fratricide." V_ampilS KOllCTS- science major, maneuver their way down the steps in front of the Student Services He said Tuesday's 245-176 House "IT MAKES no difference what you building Wednesday afternoon. The two freshmen took advantage of the unusually vote to delete $988 million for the first call it, if the Congress is not going to warm weather to sharpen their skateboard skills. five missiles - if sustained by the see MX page 7 Israelis, Lebanese clash in gun battle BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Israeli the pro-Syrian Alawites battled Pales- the Israeli-occupied city 25 miles were being ambushed, "fired back at army spokesman who said he wit- saries from Egyptian President Hosni and Lebanese troops clashed Wednes- tinian-backed Sunnis for dominance south of Beirut. the sources of the shooting," the com- nessed the clash, denied Lebanese Mubarak, Minister of State for For- day in their first firefight since the of Lebanon's second largest city, SO THE ISRAELI military command munique said. radio reports that the Israeli patrol eign Affairs Butros Ghali and Assis- June invasion. Two Lebanese soldiers miles north of Beirut. suggested that the Lebanese-Israeli tried to enter the compound. tant Foreign Minister Osama el-Baz, were killed and one Israeli was clash was accidental. The Lebanese However, a Lebanese communique Mubarak's chief political adviser, wounded in the 15-minute gun battle The Lebanese government radio command said it resulted from a said the shooting occurred during a THREE HOURS after the episode, conferred for three hours with Presi- near the Lebanese Defense Ministry also reported that Israeli troops heated argument. heated argument between guards at there was no sign of tension between dent Amin Gemayel after meeting in the Beirut suburb of Yarze. ringed tne southern port city of Sidon the Defense Ministry compound and Israeli and Lebanese troops in the with Prime Minister Shafik Wazzan Police, meanwhile, reported nine ana made a house-to-house search An Israeli communique said a Leb- an Israeli army patrol that "pulled to area. When two Israeli jeeps slowed and Parliament Speaker Kamal As- people killed and 24 wounded in the after an Israeli patrol was reported anese soldier apparently fired his a stop near the statue of Emir Fakhr- as they passed a Lebanese checkpoint sad. continuing fighting in Tripoli between ambushed before dawn near the city. weapon by mistake as two Israeli Eddin at the road intersection of the half a mile away, the soldiers in the militias of the Sunni and Alawite jeeps and an ambulance were passing Defense Ministry compound." It did jeep waved, and the Lebanese sol- Ghali and el-Baz were the first Moslem sects. But the Israeli military press center the Defense Ministry in convoy. not say what the argument was about. diers waved back. senior Egyptian officials to visit Leb- The Arab Bank and several other near Beirut said it had no reports of anon since Egypt made peace with buildings were reported set on fire as any searches or unusual activity in The Israeli soldiers, thinking they Lt. Col. Arieh Brosh, an Israeli Meanwhile, two high-ranking emis- Israel. Students reimbursed Mastering two languages pays Items get replaced Editor's Note: This is the first in a business and commerce, the U.S. Locey said the Americans' weak- University would benefit by learn- two-part series on the importance needs to know foreign languages ness in worldwide communication ing a foreign language. of learning a second language. more than any other country in the was best noted during the Iranian by Tereaa Tarantlno through," Ohm said. world, Buron said. staff reporter Ohm said all of the damaged prop- crisis. "WE SEE it as an advantage to by Deborah Schmook While foreigners learn English to "What happened in Iran is an health-related careers such as erty was picked up a few days after he staff reporter communicate in world business, Private funds have been used to and other residents of the rooms in- example of how little we know," he medical, social work, nursing, Americans often rely on others to said. "Almost none of the Ameri- physical therapy and others be- replace the appliances damaged by a volved talked with Ragusa. Since that Students entering all professions translate for them, Dr. Michael problem in the outlets of six rooms in time everything that was damaged cans stationed there knew the local cause of the large number of Span- would benefit by mastering a for- Locey, associate professor in language and relied on friends for ish-speaking people in northwest Harshman-Bromfield, according to has either been replaced or repaired, eign language, several faculty French, said. Dr. Donald Ragusa, dean of students. Ohm said. information." Ohio," he said. "Knowing Spanish members of the University say. In addition to worldwide commu- would help in treating patients and "The funds were donated by an "I just got my turntable back today "We need to learn foreign lan- "THE PREDOMINANCE of En- nication in business and govern- communicating with them." unknown source in order to take care (Dec.l)," Ohm said. "The only thing guages in order to fulfill the need of glish as a national language tends of the problem quickly," Ragusa said. that hasn't been returned is my fan. ment, knowledge of a foreign Job opportunities for teachers in communicating with all human to give a false sense of security to language can help a person com- the U.S. would be better if appli- The money for the replacement of and that's only because it's on order. beings in the world," Dr. Antonio Americans," he said. "We have to the appliances came mostly from municate with foreign-speaking cants were bilingual, Dr. Ronald Buron, associate professor in Span- be treated like babies everywhere people in their own country and Russell, associate dean of the Col- private funds channeled through the THE FUNDS used to replace the ish, said. "If we don't know the we go, like in the old cliche - the BGSU Foundation, Carl Peschel, di- appliances are now in the process of within their own community. lege of Education, said. language spoken by others, how fat, rich, tasteless American in a Dr. Edward Morgan, assistant 'In certain sections of the coun- rector of Foundation Accounting, being recovered through the Court of can we communicate?" hotel lobby in a foreign country said. Peschel would not disclose the Claims, Ragusa said. It is understood dean of the College of Health and try, it's mandatory that a teacher Since the United States depends saying, 'can't anyone speak En- Community Services, said students be bilingual, as in Texas where source of the funds. that the person who donated the so much on other countries for glish around here?' " "Someone deemed the need for the money will be reimbursed by the in health-related programs at the see LANGUAGE page 6 money important," Peschel said. "It students via the Court of Claims, he is not our prerogative to disclose the said. source of such donations." The problem that prompted the The incident initially occurred donation was the tremendous amount Sept.6,1962. An apparent short circuit of time and paper work involved in Faculty Senate selects group to choose in an electrical outlet blew out appli- filing a claim, according to Ragusa. ances in six rooms on Harshman- "The last case I handled from last Bromfield's third floor. year still hasn't had the funds ap- proved," he added. new vice president of Academic Affairs THE STUDENTS were originally The cause of the short circuit has told by University Treasurer Paul not yet been decided, Ragusa said. An by Scott Carpenter future. Vogt's term is to end June 30, of searching and screening is one of nity Compliance, will act as a re- Nusser that they could not be re- electrical engineer came in to look staff reporter 1983. "give and take." source. imbursed through the University. Un- over the area during the Thanksgiv- The ultimate task of the committee "It is very easy to pick the initial der the Ohio Revised Code (Sec.2743) ing break but found nothing, he said. A search and screening committee will be to submit five unranked candi- people, but very difficult to narrow it FIRELANDS COLLEGE will also the University is prohibited from As yet we have not pinpointed the designated to find a new vice presi- dates to University President Dr. down to the five candidates," he have an opportunity to select a group compensating for personal property. specific problem," Ragusa said. dent for Academic Affairs was se- Paul Olscamp for consideration, added. of people to meet with the finalists Nusser said that all claims would lected Tuesday by members of the according to committee chairman The main function of a vice presi- and make recommendations to the have to be filed against the state Ragusa said he suggested that an Faculty Senate. Frank Baldanza, Jr., professor of dent for Academic Affairs is that he is Cresident, Mason said. The entire through the Ohio Court of Claims in attempt to monitor the outlets with a The committee will enact a national English. the "chief curriculum programmatic niversity community will also have Columbus in order to recover dam- continuous monitoring device be search via advertisements in the Tne committee is also responsible of the University," Mason said. a chance to meet the finalists, he ages. made to see if any evident surges in Chronicle of Higher Education as well to revise a tentative job description Eleven voting members will serve added. All of the students' property has voltage occur. as a local search by way of the Mon- drafted by Olscamp which will be on the committee, five of whom were been returned, according to freshman The residents will also be asked to itor and personal letters to the Uni- used as a guideline during the search, elected by the Faculty Senate and five An open meeting with the finalists Paul Ohm. Ohm's room was one of the sit down and recreate the situation at versity faculty to find an individual Phillip Mason, assistant to the presi- who were appointed by the president. and the University community at six involved in the short. the time of the short, be said. This will who will succeed Interim Vice Presi- dent, said. The committee will do its The student body, the administration large will be scheduled sometime in Ohm stated that after he had talked help to determine whether the num- dent Dr. Karl Vogt. Vogt was ap- revision next Monday, he added. and faculty will be represented. Ma- late March or early April. Comments with Nusser he contacted Ragusa. ber or combination of appliances pointed to the position for a term of son will serve as a liaison with the about the candidates will be received "Dr. Ragusa was very understand- Cgged in at the time could have beenone year with the understanding that BALDANZA, WHO has served on president's office, and Sue Crawford, by Olscamp from April 15 through ing about what we were going cause, he added. he is ineligible to be a candidate in the several committees, said the process acting director of the Equal Opportu- May 1,1983. 2 BO rlcwa/Dcccmbosr 9, 1962 ^^\^ The BG News Mid-east is similar to N. Ireland
Recently, much has (quite rightly) of Ulster haunts Irish politics - one crossing procedures that deny the had met secretly with the same man. OPINION been made of King Hussein's problem that will not go away, yet one that sovereignty of the two territories. (Shades of the secrecy with which in Jordan. Peace in the Middle East threatens to undo anybody who People go from Dublin to Belfast and people try to meet Yassar Arafat Vol. 63 December 9, 1982 No. 56 almost certainly depends on him, but braces himself to touch it. back on a single passport. Some West without letting others know.) Ulster is the Republic's West Bank. Bank Palestinians draw Jordanian Garrett FitzGerald beat Haughey, Here, as with Jordan, the same people welfare. The obvious direction for the but not by enough to rule without a exist on either side of the border. An future is to strengthen these ties coalition involving the Labor Party, a COMMENT occupying army holds down the peo- rather than damage them, but every welcome source of pressure to face by Gary Wills ple in the artificial enclave, people effort to do so brings protest from the the Ulster problem. FitzGerald can who want to be free and feel a social faction allied to the occupying power - bring his government to accomplish Seat belt law is not any move he makes to promote peace bond to their fellows in the adjacent the Protestants in Ulster, and the it, would call for a response from seems to hurt his own country. country. settlers on the West Bank. Ulster leading toward a federal ar- It is a problem he cannot evade; vet Yet the Irish in the Republic have The absurdity of the Irish situation rangment withing the Common- facing it just makes everyone mad at the same mixed feelings about Ulster was highlighted in this election when wealth. enough to do the job him. Neither the Israelis nor the Pal- that Palestinians in Jordan are bound Dr. Garrett FitzGerald proposed a And there is a difference between estinians will give him any room to to have. They feel sympathy for their Snt border police to control violence, the two troubled areas. Peace in Ire- maneuver. Even the prospect of friends' plight, but fear getting in- e incumbent premier, Charles land calls for a three-way federation, On monday Governor James Rhodes signed into law a bill meeting with one side, surely the first volved in it. Any solution to the occu- Haughey, played on historic fears of of Dublin. Belfast and London. No requiring the use of saftey belts for all children under age step toward settling the problem, pied land's problem will unsettle the British police patroling the Republic. such triad can be arranged for Jor- leads to recrimination from the other neighbor country. Jordan would be- Posters went up saying that FitzGe- dan, Israel and the West Bank. Sym- four or less than 40 pounds. We applaud the law but, do not side. come even more markedly a Palestin- rald was Margaret Thatcher's candi- pathy for the plight of the Irish think it is strong enough. ian state, and Dublin would inherit date. Haughey even attacked politician does not blunt the fact that The law which takes effect March 7 only carries a $10 fine. I WAS CONSTANTLY reminded of many of the social problems of Bel- FitzGerald for daring to meet pub- Hussein's problem is far graver. It is this during the recent election in the fast. licly with the British secretary of a measure of the Mideast tragedy that This certainly seems a minor incentive for people who have Irish Republic (the third to be held in state for Ulster -a charge that back- even Ireland's problems shrink be- already shown they do not care for their children enough to the last year and a half). The problem IN BOTH CASES, there are border- fired when it came out that Haughey side it protect their lives. The need for such a bill in the first place is a tragic Health Center responds reflection of our society. Yet, if we do indeed need the bill EETTERS (and we do) then it should certainly carry enough weight to This letter is in response to the universities continue to support a are all scheduled in the evenings. baby lying in a manger, surrounded be effective. recent comment column by Nancy practice that hinders true progress, Because it is a little spooky walking to by shepherds, wise men, and animals. The National Transportation Saftey Board says that if all Beach regarding the Health Service. and the development of humane and those far-flung commuter parking Unfortunately, it seems that many I am glad Beach expressed an inter- valid research techniques. lots at 9:00 p.m., I try to park in people simply leave Jesus in the man- infants were protected with restraining devices, then 9 out of est in the Health Service and some of allowed areas on campus after 5:00 ger, as if he was always a baby. The 10 infant traffic deaths could be prevented. Currently only 19 the problems that we've been working Jenny Murray [i.m. One of these Is the small faculty reason to celebrate is not that a baby states require the use of such devices, and of these states, to solve. I appreciate constructive 318 Lowry at next to the education building, but was born, but that this baby grew up suggestions and input from students. it is often full when I arrive. So, I to say and do things that would most have laws which are as weak and ineffective as Ohio's. usually go to the metered lot by the change people's lives forever. Jesus (As you are probably aware, I have M-TV critics does not 1 Governor Rhodes made a good suggestion when he signed initiated a "user evaluation form" to library. It is both conveniently lo- Christ proclaimed good news to all, the law. He encouraged insurance companies to add incen- encourage students to make com- promote delinquency cated and contains available space. regardless of their race, health, or ments and suggestions after they However, Monday night, December financial condition. tive for seat belt wearers by paying a 5 percent premium to have used the Health Service. Also, I 7,1 was not allowed to park here as This Christmas we need to make policy holders who were hurt or killed while wearing seat am working with students in the Un- Once again Bowline Green is run- the lot was being reserved for basket- room in our hearts for Jesus, for belts Yet, this was only a suggestion by Rhodes, perhaps if it dergraduate Student Government's ning the risk of falling behind the ball patrons. This could not have Christmas cannot truly be celebrated is not acted on the General Assembly should consider making Task Force on the Health Service, as times. In the article of 1273/82 regard- happened to me at a worse time, until we submit our lives to him who they try to determine student needs ing M-TV in Bowling Green, several because I had a final exam scheduled was born in that manger so many it law also. and priorities.) Students and faculty individuals expressed their thoughts that evening. Not only was the situa- years ago. Jesus Christ cannot do his Another potential solution to the problem is to follow the on the Student Health Service Advi- on the utility of M-TV. The main tion inconvenient, it caused me no life-changing work in us until we ask policy of New York and offer free rental of car seats for sory Committee are also working with complaint (according to a Wood Cable little anxiety over whether or not I him to. With Christ in our hearts and us. spokesman) is that the music is too would be able to find a place to park lives, we will have reason to celebrate children to all state citizens with infants. Ohio does not have The column did make some valu- loud, too suggestive, perhaps lewd quickly and thus get to the exam on at Christmastime and all year long. the money to fund such a program publicly but, insurance able points - the importance of the and that it promotes behavior that is time. companies and charities could get together to work on such a medical history form, the frustrations delinquent. This sounds frighte- My second reaction was furious Dave Kells of a 2-hour wait, the funds necessary ningly similar to the individuals who anger. By whose command was the 519 Ridge St. #27 worthy program. for quality health care. I applaud believed rock-and-roll was a commu- library lot reserved anyway? And, Parents who do not properly protect their children are Beach's concern. Believe me - we are nist plot to undermine American's does this person or persons actually guilty of child abuse and should be prosecuted as vigorously aware of these, and other problems morals several decades ago. If some- have the authority to forbid students Cruel thief almost as any other child abusers. and we are working hard to find the one says M-TV promotes delinquency, to use this lot during; basketball caused car accident best solutions (not just the quickest who's to stop someone else from say- games? If so, then I think this policy Certainly any law of this type would be hard to enforce all patchwork solutions - but the best ing Sunday afternoon football pro- should be changed. The library lot the time, but a few prosecutions after trafic accidents would solutions) to ensure cost-effective, motes violence? should be open at all times to those go a long way toward solving the problem. If parents knew quality health care. M-TV, although certainly far from who need to use it, first come, first To whoever stole my alternator, air Unfortunately, with our current use perfect, does provide a creative alter- served. I think the basketball patrons cleaner hose, and even the wing nut to that in the event of an accident they would face not only the of funds and our limited numbers of native to the frequently trashy situa- should take their chances with the the air cleaner, I would like to say death of their child but a prison term as well they might think Shysicians, it is sometimes necessary tion comedies and the stagnation of rest of us. thank you! Thanks to your ingenuity, twice about letting little Johnny play army in the back of the > wait up to two hours to see a FM radio. M-TV's most valuable I experienced a situation this past family station-wagon. ehysician, because each person needs service however, is in providing an Martha P. Bennett - weekend that could have led to dire i be given adequate time for good outlet for young, new artists to dis- Special Education Dept. . consequences. Children are our most important citizens. They hold the medical care. However, if we were to play their talents for millions of peo- It all started innocently enough key to the future. Any opportunity to protect them must be compromise the quality of health care ple. when a friend and I planned to do seized and persued with vigor. to increase the rapidity of health care, One final point, if "the music is too some Christmas shopping in Toledo. we could do a great deal of harm. loud", just turn it down. Individuals must put Unaware of your doings, I started the We are working on ways to provide Christ In Christmas car and proceeded to Toledo. The trip more clinician hours at the tunes of BUI Hyland to Toledo was a smooth one as the greatest demand. The column was 262 1/2 Troup SI. charge stored in the battery provided incorrect when it stated that we are more than enough juice for the head- Aggressive seniors looking for additional non-medical lights. However, on the return trip to ^i-soiutel. In fact, we have not yet Once again, the Christmas season is Bowling Green, we noticed a dimming led a vacancy created by the retire- Economics secretary here. Stores are crowded by shoppers, of the headlights, failure of the turn- ment of a clerical employee. and lights and other decorations are signals to blink on/off, and a reduced will land positions I would like to clarify another point behaves very rudely seen in many places. Parties and rate of speed in the windshield wipers in the column which could be misin- celebrations abound, and light, joyful (yes, it was raining outside). Since we terpreted or misleading. Beach told music fills the air. Certainly there is a were on Interstate 75, halfway be- It is a bleak period for seniors graduating at the end of this me that her examples of poor medical different feeling and attitude in many tween Toledo and Bowling Green, we care were not based on occurences at This letter is in reference to the people. For many, this is a time of had little choice but to follow traffic semester. According to University Placement Director the Health Service this year. This drop-add policy of the Economics celebration. But, what is the cele- and try to make it home. We finally James Galloway, a poor economy and hiring freezes will important information should be em- Department. I had a time conflict bration of Christmas all about? arrived safely in Bowling Green soon leave a fresh college graduate with limited chances of phasized, since the current physicians with an Econ 206 class, section 0673 Statistics show that the suicide rate thereafter with both my headlights acquiring a job. are providing quality medical care to 7:30 to 9:30p.m. Monday and Wednes- increases at this time of year, as and tail lights reduced to a dim glow. large numbers of students daily. day. Due to my job at night it is loneliness overcomes many people. Is While you may breathe a sigh of However, the dim outlook does not mean that jobs will be I would once again like to thank impossible for me to attend at that this cause to celebrate? In both the relief (maybe you won't) that your impossible to find. There's a lot to be said for initiative and Beach for speaking out on the high time. For this reason I wanted to United States and the world, people go thievery did not result in a bad acci- aggressiveness. In today's economic climate, such qualities priority of the Health Service among switch sections from 0873 to 0874 9:30 to bed hungry and/or virtually freeze dent, I assure you that such actions as students. I appreciated student sup- to 11:00 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday. because they do not have enough yours certainly leave that possiblity as drive, poise and persistence are going to be more than port and involvement. When trying to accomplish this I was clothing to wear or enough heat to wide open. During the day, one might helpful - they will be essential. greeted by a pleasant, cheerful secre- keep warm. Is this cause to cele- not even notice the absence of their The University provides its seniors with one of the top Janica Lloyd. M.D. tary who should have starred in The brate? There is war and killing car's electrical system. With no alter- nator in their car to recharge the placement services in the country. This makes it easy for an Medical Director, Taming Of The Shrew. I have never around the globe, and hatred and hurt Student Health Service. been greeted with such indignant, in many people's hearts. Is this cause battery, a serious accident could oc- upcoming graduate to simply schedule interviews at the rude behavior! I realize that a great to celebrate? cur as a result of brake light and/or Placement Office and regard it as a total job-search. number of people are in my same Is Christmas only for those who can turn-signal light failures. Yet, even a top-grade service such as this is hard-hit by the Amlmal Welfare Act predicament, but that is no reason for afford It? Is it only for those close to In conclusion, I hope you keep this such behavior. I have withdrawn to- friends and family, or for those with in mind in your future thefts and poor economy. There is an estimated 29 percent decrease in gives little protection tally from the class and I can assure food and clothing? Is it only for those either steal a more readily observable the number of recruiters coming to the University for you that I will not take any economics not hurt by killing and by hatred? Not rrt (e.g. starter) or else leave a note interviews this fall. class if I have to go through your all the Christmas sales, flashing the window of the victimized car I read with interest the article about "delightful, eager-to-help secretary." lights, decorations, gifts, parties, and (similar to the method incorporated Seniors must realize that the interviews are only the animal experimentation on Novem- May I suggest a broom that she can music can change the terrible condi- by our beloved parking and sevices) beginning. Letters must be written to prospective employers ber 2, and Dr. Robert Conner's letter ride to work on as a Christmas pre- tions in this world. Why, indeed, to forewarn the owner. By utilizing and follow-up calls must be made. The graduate has to be to the editor of November 12 in re- sent? should we celebrate? the above method you'll at least pre- willing to knock on doors. sponse to that article. The cause for celebration can be vent the possibility of a serious rear- I was shocked to learn that even Mike Parcall found in the first six letters of the end collision. The outlook for May graduates is a little brighter, as the though Conner claimed to be misqu- 230 Kohl Hall word Christmas: Christ. Yes, Jesus economy is expected to take an upswing. But December oted, his letter of correction contained Christ is the reason to celebrate. p.s. If by chance you decide to con- graduates cannot be expected to wait for the job market to a false statement. Although He has been crowded out of tinue your practice of stealing - even Despite Conner's remarks, there is Library parking lot Christmas by mistletoe, gifts, family with my above recommendation - open - they will want jobs now. no federal law that protects animals belongs to everyone gatherings, and Santa Claus, He can please don't hit my car again as I These persons cannot expect special services and one-shot in the laboratories, and any "profes- still be found by those who seek Him. cant afford it! interviews to get the job for them. Skillfully selling oneself sional, scientific, or ethical Some people acknowledge guidelines" there may be are totally I am both a commuter and a full Christmas as the celebration of the Larry Jones with persistence is a sure-fire method of impressing a unenforceable. time graduate student whose classes birth of Jesus. We see scenes of a 228Conklin prospective employer and subsequently landing a job. The Animal Welfare Act deals only with the way lab animals are housed and maintained prior to the experi- THE BG NEWS ment. Readers should not have been DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau lto mislead into thinking otherwise. " ' Trocy Collln. Even the American AssociaUon for »».>■! Mao. I™ >o.„ol. tdnrlal Ui. Mart tola OKA/.HUSOHNPS. H0ZU56O. om.nauTtepeep mYATTBtWHH. "*•»!*•» Scon Slook Caay M» Mom Sloan Accredation of Lab Animal Care, a i&woxmves jofitc.swu a&t/sNS&sm.. SHEOWFINP AomlomM-o. Mo-c, tooth Can Mao. Mo Thornton private organization that has the ouT!msm!Na.NO, Ht.&mm, IHfOJGHTW oesrtKAm- NO.MSHALUUAND iOUfBUP- SoombMo. laoMooaa. rWo UHo. 0.1. o_, strictest guidelines for laboratory ac- rOOmST/AOl/TTS oj av SHOAurrue * —I Inn. MHa. KoMiVMaw AaaHlonl Wioaa U.o. In lull, avnmeex- H6f*ST.. QUCK frnneinun?7 HFF! SET7MSHXK credation, cannot do more. RfiPfTIN' moamms Sonnv Solo, aofoaonioioo ..Jooi enctsesw W OUT! IN! OUT! wifean ID orsco OR. Harold Feinberg, former national CUT! IN! 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Rock group not liable for deaths in Cincinnati CINCINNATI (AP) -The city of hopes of getting to the best seats Cincinnati and directors of Riverf- first. ront Coliseum are not liable for The suits were filed on behalf of damages from the injuries and 11 10 of the dead and 22 injured con- deaths at a Dec. 3, 1979, rock con- certs oers. cert by "The Who," a judge ruled "I'm disappointed," said lawyer Wednesday. Jim Edmiston, representing six of The decision by Common Pleas the plaintiffs. "I think the judge is Court Judge William Mathews left wrong." the British rock group, the Col- iseum corporation and the concert The city was named in the law- promoter as defendants for trials suits because it owns both the con- expected to start by early spring. crete plaza around the Coliseum Mathews' decision Wednesday where the deaths occurred, and an Eertained to pre-trial motions filed adjoining parking lot. A city inves- y various parties in the litigation. tigation concluded that about 8,000 He also ruled there was no evi- concertgoers had congregated in a dence of malicious or reckless con- small area of the plaza before duct by any of the defendants, and Coliseum doors were opened, re- dropped the claims for millions of sulting in the crush. dollars in punitive damages. Com- pensatory damages still could be However, Mathews noted the city collected. had attemped to deal with crowd control problems at previous con- "I'm elated," said A. Dennis certs, and said it should be dropped Miller, attorney for The Who. "He from the lawsuit. knocked out the punitive damages claim. That's what I'm elated "THE CITY took no action ... about. The punitive damage claim that could be held liable for civil is half of their case." rights violations," MatHews said. Directors of the privately owned THE LAWSUITS resulted from a Coliseum also were dropped, but crowd stampede outside the Col- Riverfront Coliseum Inc. remains iseum before the 1979 concert in a defendant. which 11 people were trampled and "Our reaction is that we're de- suffocated. The concert had sold lighted with his ruling because he tickets for unreserved festival granted all three of our motions," BG News ph Kelly seating, and some officials have said Coliseum attorney Tom Ea- Some student* hove it mode, ot least Shirley Hennle's son does. Hennie come into the Grand Ballroom said the crowd charged the door in gen. Drop-Add Wednesday to rearrange her son's schedule since he could not make it to campus.
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Identity Crisis: In the nontraditional sense It sils alone on Rye Beach Road — just outside with any of your colleagues, so you're isolated the kids are still at home and they're used to of Huron — surrounded by cornfields, trees and a professionally. Sometimes that has an unsettling parental guidance." stigma which it has been trying to live down each effect." For those who are part-time or nontraditional day of its existence. The laid-back atmosphere is apparently appre- students, Firelands is an ideal college at which to Firelands College is officially a branch of the ciated by students in their education, but some get a good education. For full-time students, lack niversity. but it is often treated with disregard "say the atmosphere hampers the social life at the of student participation is a detriment to their - by many students at the main campifs. although It' college, which in turn hampers the acceptance of attempts to be accepted as a legitimate part of the has long been a part of Bowling Green State Firelands by University students who have at- University. University. tended the college. Firelands turned IS this year, and the lack of "The quality of education is higher here than at "No one cares about the school," Roseann hoopla among students concerning the anniver- Bowling Green, because the number of students Kromer, a sophomore radio-television-film ma- sary reflects the pervasive laid-back atmosphere in each class is lower," Susan Ebel, a sophomore jor, says. "A few people here do everything. Most at the college. political science major at Firelands, said. "But of the people come here for school, then they go It is that laid-back atmosphere which makes the amount of participation is lower." home. We need to get students involved. We're Firelands a good place to get an education, Part of that problem stems from the type of affiliated with BG, and we should get the same students say. students drawn to Firelands, according to Dr. rights." Algalee Adams, dean of the college. "We're treated (by main campus students) like Dr. Joseph Krauter, a professor of political we're inferior," Kay Peacock, a-sophomore science at the University and former professor "We have a large number of nontraditional human services major, says. "If we're going to be and acting dean at Firelands, said the size and students," she said. "At least half of our students a part of the main campus, we should be treated atmosphere of Firelands College makes it benefi- are over 25, and several of them are much older as equals." cial to the learning experience of students and the than that. relationships of professors. "Most of our students are employed at least Firelands College has grown in quality by leaps part-time, so we have a lot of part-time students, and bounds in its first 15 years; its computer "There are much smaller classes at Firelands where most students at the main campus are lull- program is more modern than any at the Univer- than we have here," Krauter said. "It would be time. Since we are a commuter school, it makes it sity, and in-class discussion and participation is unheard of to have 90-100 students in a class very difficult to have a strong social life here on greater because of the number of nontraditional there. Most of them have from 12-15 students, campus — the students come for their classes, and students. which, of course means that you can give a lot then go to work, or go home. It's hard to get But more important for some students is that more individual attention. students to come back in the evening for an they be accepted by University students as part of "You get an opportunity to develop closer, event." (he University — completing the destruction of (top) Bowling Green Stale University Firelands College, commuter branch, located in more intimate relationships between professors "The students are somewhat different than the mood that Firelands is, in one student's Huron. Ohio, an hour-and a-half from Bowling Green. Sue Knapp (above) stops at her from different academic areas. At the same time, what you find here (at the University)," Krauter opinion, "an extension of high school in about locker before going to class at Firelands. though, that can be a disadvantage. You're not said. "There are less student problems because every way."
Kacey Opper (above) uses the library to find a moment of silence to study. A popular gathering place known as 'The Pit' (far left) remains quiet during class time, (left) These students share a light moment during a class at the Firelands Campus.
Story by Tracy Collins and Marcia Sloan Photos by Patrick Sandor 6 BO Hew/December 9, 1982
Language 9 . from Page 1 Crowd applauds 'Two by Two Spanish is spoken along require foreign languages Kirill Hartman, assistant with English,''he said. normally hire foreigners to Brofessor in German and Knowing a foreign lan- fill the available positions. .ussian, said. guage can be a factor in Research is another area getting hired but is not where knowledge of a for- "If people don't learn or Noah's Ark alive at Westgate often required by compa- eign language can be an if they drop a foreign lan- nies, according to Florence asset. guage, I think they're dam- Richard Rodgers' musi- playing the role of Noah. Danny Kaye. mostly humorous show. uous underlying theme Lehman, associate direc- "IN THE HARD sci- aging themselves as future cal comedy about Noah's The show is well executed Fargo is especially Carroll's song "An Old that ends happily as he tor of Placement Services. ences, foreign language is researchers," Hartman Ark, "Two By Two," is and thoroughly enjoyable. strong in the hilarious song Man" in the first act left renews his love with Noah She said companies that an absolute necessity,' Dr. said. alive and well and pres- Hie show on November "Ninety Again," where the the audience, even the and gives freshness to the ently living on the stage of 26 started at 8:15, just in siz-hundred-year-old Noah heckling, intoxicated old age-old story of "boy gets Toledo's westgate Dinner time to take the audiences' is given the strength of a women in the front row, girl." Theatre. minds off a mediocre meal ninety-year-old by God. with tear-filled eyes. EXAM SPECIAL 'Two By Two" is a hu- and a folksy warm-up act Fargo's counterpart, Stephen Essner, who BOB TREBING as DECEMBER 9 - DECEMBER 16 morous recreation of the by "the Added Attrac- Nancy Carroll, who plays plays Japheth, the young- Shem, the eldest son, and biblical ark story and fol- tions," which was clumsy Noah s wife Esther, is ex- est of Noah and Esther s Marty Wicks, the middle STUDY AND RELAX IN THE PRIVACY OF YOUR OWN ROOM AT lows the lives of those at best. son, Ham, lend great hu- aboard from before the mor to the production as Best Western Falcon Plaza Motel first raindrops fall to the THE BEGINNING of two somewhat greedy and (located across from Harshman Dorm) appearance of the brilliant the first act belongs to Jim Review lazy tag-alongs aboard the 1 Person -1 Night $19.95 2 Persons -1 Night $24.95 rainbow signifying God's Fargo and his character, by Scott Carpenter ark. Tliey are especially promise that the earth will Noah; a whining, Archie- funny when joined by Additionel Consecutive Nights $15 1 person per night never again be flooded. Bunker-like old man Shem's wife, Leah, in the $20 2 persons per night The production is lead blessed with insubordinate ceptional in the supporting three sons, effectively exe- second song of the first by Jim Fargo, Westgate's sons and a king-sized task role. Taking the role of a cutes both dramatic and act,"Put Him Away." Early Check-In - Late Check Out FREE COFFEE associate producer, who ahead of him. This part tired old woman, Carroll is humorous acts. His part, a Stem and Ham's con- directs ana choreographs was originated in the extremely effective as a sensitive young man strug- stant bickering with each Special includes $5.00 credit per person day toward food at the production as well as Broadway production by dramatic balance to the gling with his love for God other and with their wives, SAM B'S • LK • Pisanello's and his father and his Leah, played by Kate Ar- Advance Registration Requested • Present Valid BGSU ID. at Nr in youthful defiance of au- thur, and Rachel, played thority, provides a contin- see REVIEW page 7 ■Je* ■J^ ■>•■ CONGRATULATIONS EXAM CRAM!!! rz 1983 EAE LiX' SIS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: TEKES PARFITT VICE PRESIDENT: KASSIE STEWART Sunday 7:00p.m.-7:30a.m. SECRETARY: DOROTHY CARRACHER TREASURER: TINA CASKEY ASST. TREASURER: LEIGH KURLINSKI SOCIAL: DORI COULBOURNE Monday 10:00p.m.-7:30a.m. ASST. SOCIAL: TRACY KULTTI PLEDGE EDUCATOR: KIM KATZEN BACH SPIRIT: DAWN COOK * TERESA AKRIDGE Tuesday 10:00p.m.-7:30a.m. C0MM. 4 SCRAPBOOK: MARY RUPP & TAMMY SALEM HOUSE & COMMUNITY PROJECTS: COMMUTER CENTER JOHNNA WALTER SXe$25. ALL WELCOME oiillKy.l.Hiilk-cRiimv FREE COFFEE, HOT CHOC. & TEA STEAMBOAT
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- . . .. BO newt/December 9, 1962 9 Young overcomes adversity to discover success by Joe Menzer sports editor
When he was much younger and his family lived in one of Cleveland's rougher neighborhoods, Andre Young used to run home from school to avoid getting in fights. Now a defensive tackle on Bowling Green's Mid-American Conference championship football team, Young doesn't run from anybody. He runs after them instead. His whole life, as well as his football career, has come full circle from those days as a.rather confused youth. "I used to fight about every day; I had to run home from school four and five times a week,*' he says. "If you weren't fast, you were in big trouble. I think that's where 1 got some of my speed." BG*S OPPONENTS in the last two years have grown wary - and weary - of Young's speed. He is not big for a defensive tackle at 6-foot-2, 210 pounds, but he makes up for lack of size with excellent quickness, and often plays a good part of his same in the opposing team's backfield. Last week, as the Falcons began preparations for their Dec. 18 California Bowl meeting with Pacific Coast Athletic Association champion Fresno State in Fresno, the accolades for a season well spent began showering down on Young. As if being named a first team all-MAC player wasn't enough satisfaction for one season, Young also was a Division I-AA first team all-America selection. Even though BG and the MAC have been fighting for re-classification back into Division I-A, Young admittedly was touched by receiving all-America honors. "For me to receive all-America honors at any level is quite an honor," he says. "I watched Grambling play Jackson State (two top I-AA schools) on television the other day and I saw their tackles. I just said 'whoa, those guys are huge and good!' HI beat them out for first team all-America, I must be doing something right." YOUNG IS DOING many things right these days, but it wasn't always that way. He credits two people - his grandmother on his mother's side and a coach, Jim Shealey, who gradually became more like a father - for turning his whole life around. Both Young's grandmother - whose father was a minister - and Shealey are devout Christians. Through them, Young also learned the more peaceful ways of the Lord and he now wears a Bible taped to his shoulder pads each day in practice and in games. "I put it there at the beginning of the season and in the front of the Bible I have written, 'Bowling Green, 1982 MAC champions,' " Young says. "You've heard of the biblical saying, 'ask and you shall receive.' Well, I also wrote, 'Lord, this is what I'm asking for.' "To me, it's my strength; I count on it heavily. Whenever we need a big play, I dig a little deeper. I credit it all to my faith in God. I don't proclaim to be the most saved or the purest person in the world, but it's just like anything else - you have to start at the bottom and work your way up." ALTHOUGH BORN IN Akron, Young's family moved to Cleveland when he was six years old. He didn't like it, and he begged his divorced mother to let him return to Akron to live with his grandmother. "Every summer I wanted to come back to Akron just to be around her," Young says. "To me, she's an all-America grandmother. BG News photos/Ron Hagler "Cleveland was like a strange place for us. It wasn't home, even though we Bowling QrMn'i Andre Young (58) flits onto the scene in a game earlier this season. Young often lived there." makes surprise sppearsnees In opponents' backflelds. So when his mother re-married when he was 12, Young's family made a joint decision to let him and two of his siblings return to Akron. For the next several the city championship game. One of Buchtel's assistants on that day in 1977 The fifth-year senior admittedly had trouble keeping his mind on the game years, and even up to this day, Young's grandmother was a guiding influence was Shealey, a man who Young now refers to as "my godfather." during his sophomore year - as his father had a heart attack, his mother was in his life. "They beat us 2-0 and it was all a one-man show. It was all Andre Young," hospitalized, his other grandmother had two serious operations, and one of his "I'm very, very proud of Andre," she says now. "He was always the type of Shealey says. "He really shut us down offensively that day. We'd run sweeps to uncles was arrested for robbing a store he was never in. person who had a goal in mind, even when he was young. He was a good kid the other side of the field away from him and before our backs got through the "It was hard for me to tune in on football. I got moved to second team most of the time, but I'm a disciplinarian and I wasn't always easy on him. hole he'd be there to stop 'em. Our line couldn't block him either." because the coaches thought I had a 'don't care' attitude," Young says. "I "He was so small; I didn't ever think he would grow up to be as big as he is Instead, Young ended up at Bowling Green. It has turned out to be a blessing thought, wow, they're trying to phase me out.' now. I remember sometimes he would come home after getting in a fight and both for the University ana for Young as an individual. Young has gone through "1 didn't realize that the Coach can't get involved with all the personal he would start crying and hide behind the refrigerator. I would say to him, 'you much pain - both physically and emotionally - in his 4 h years here. problems of each person on the team. He has to take the stand: 'If you can't have to either start learning to turn the other cheek or to stick up for yourself. First, torn ligaments in his knee wiped his freshman season from the board. play, I'll get somebody else who can.' " You can't keep comin' to me.' " It was then that he most avidly sought Shealey's friendship, and the end result with the help of Shealey, Young soon realized that. When he was moved to YOUNG SOON LEARNED to fight his own battles on the football field. By was that Young moved into Shealey s house for the summer. He still lives there defensive tackle, Young started a resurgence as a player. Even though he the time he was a senior in high school - although still smallish in size at just today, though he also spends much of his time with his grandmother. openly expressed dissatisfaction at the move at first, he played there and 170 pounds - Young was well-known and feared by many opponents. SHEALEY HELPED STEER Young through an extensive knee re-habilita- played well, nonetheless. Hi was named Summit County's defensive player of the year that season, tion process and later, when Young was further beseiged by a flurry of family Now Young is considered among the nation's best at that position. and he led his Akron Garf ield team to a victory over arch-rival Buchtel High in problems, he helped him through that, too. "Boy, am I proud of him," Shealey says. "And that's an understatement."
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Sopho- Bowling Green NmketbiU team basketball coach at Ripon College The outgoing Weinert said that it by a group of students when Bowling Green gymnastic meets in more Jill Slomskey. competing on an entertains Defiance College may and St. Joseph (Ind.).T'The is the fans who will make up his Weinert was a coach at Ripon. past years have proven to be very injured foot, completed the sweep not be who will win the game. decision is not a permanent one. I mind on whether or not to bring the Upon noticing how Weinert took off close matches. with a win in the uneven bars, scoring Rather, it may be whether or not guess the students like it here at tradition back. There are three and then put back on his jacket, BG coach Charles Simpson says an 8.5. BG coach John Weinert will trust home - and that's why I have done things, according to Weinert, that they started to use the chant: this Saturday's matchup will no ex- The Falcon gymnasts also took his deodorant and take off his coat it here and at the other schools I've he can do. "Jacket, Jacket, jacket..." It ception to that rule. Simpson says that positions two, three, and four in the with confidence. coached at - because the students • Wear the coat for the whole caught on and Weinert, to the fan's the match "could be a rerun of the all-around (Garee, 32.65; Slomskey, Really, faulty deodorant is not seemed to enjoy it. game at all games. delight, picked up on it. The (1961) Mid-American Conference 32.6; Staley, 32.25) - and positions the reason that Weinert has • Continue the tradition, but only tradition was born. Championships.'' two, three, and five in the floor exer- decided to put an end to the at home games. In those championships last year, cise (Staley, 8.65; Garee, 8.45; • Continue the tradition both at the Falcons edged the Hurons by a Slomskey, 8.2). tradition of the coat so far this "The students are the ones who scant .6 of a point. The 1981 regular season. home and on the road. make up most of the crowds at The Huron tumblers defeated the SIDELINE season had the teams each winning a University of Michigan gymnasts, Much like Boston Celtic general collegiate games - so I do it for regular season meet, with BG win- by Keith Walthcr manager Red Auerbach and his them," Weinert said. who were last year's Big 10 and NCAA The tradition, which Weinert has Asst. Sports Editor ning the first by .75, and EMU win- Regional Champions and Western carried on as a head coach for 14 cigars, Weinert and the coat have "Everywhere I've been there has ning the second by a 1.05 margin. Michigan. years, has been a pretty simple - become synomonous. But yet, so been great student support. The Going Saturday's meet, both teams yet highly popular one - wherever "I haven't done it to draw have the words Ted Stepien and coat, to me personally, became a sport 2-0 records, having posted im- Coach Simpson sees this meet as a he has coached. attention to John Weinert. I've idiot. Maybe more importantly, the way that I could acknowledge what pressive wins last week. challenge for the Falcons but says he Weinert simply takes the coat off always thought it was a positive coat has become synomonous with they (the fans) mean to the team The Falcons in their opener last thinkshis team will be ready for that at the beginning of a game and then thing. It has been done as a thank winning. and to me. Now - if the students Friday swept the first place positions challenge. - when a victory is assured - he you to the students for supporting think it is a negative thing -1 won't and showed their depth in victories "They have a good attitude," he puts the coat back on-. us. It was never meant to be The BG basketball program will do it anymore." over Miami University and Ball State said. "They are ready and they are continue with or without the something derogatory to the Weinert pointed out that there University. working hard for it." BG has won twice at home thus opposition." tradition. It is a sure bet the sun JULIE BENDER, a junior transfer The meet will take place at 1:00 far this season and both times will rise the day after Weinert has has been only one time that he put student from Louisville, paced the P.M. in the North Eppler gym. Weinert has left the coat on. This The reason for Weinert's made his final decision on the the coat on and the opposition has drawn a steady stream of decision is one letter he received matter - about as sure as betting almost came back to win the game. phone calls to Weinert's office from last year from a fan at Northern that Cleveland Cavaliers will lose That would have been Illinois. The letter said that their game tomorrow night against embarassing, Weinert admits, but fans who feel as if they are being it did not happen. Stolz rules out Duke spot denied of something very Weinert was trying to "rub in the the Denver Nuggets. important to them. fact the BG had won." Thus, one WEINERT, I THINK, wants to However, the BG fans may be Bowling Green head football coach Thanksgiving Day game against letter - probably from an overly- continue the tradition. The able to make the tradition Denny Stolz, the Mid-American Con- North Carolina. Duke had fired its INDEED, THE tradition has sensitive fan - may have brought question is, do the fans want it? By "happen" at tomorrow night's ference Coach of the Year, said he is former coach, Red Wilson. become highly popular,among the an end to the tradition. the reaction perceived so far, I game. not interested in a similiar football BG student body. The noisy Falcon believe that they do. A win over Defiance is highly coaching position at Duke University. Stolz, former coach at Michigan home crowds, as if on cue, begin "THAT IS THE only negative The fans have noticed the likely. So the crowd will have the Stolz announced Tuesday that he State, guided the Falcons to the MAC their chant in the closing moments feedback I have gotten," Weinert absence of the ritual. They noticed opportunity to bring to the had notified Duke athletic officials he championship this fall and a berth in of games in which the Falcons said. "Except from people when that Weinert left the jacket on in attention of Weinert their feelings is not a candidate for the job at the the California Bowl Dec. 18 against lead: "Coat, coat, coat ..." we play at Toledo. But they the Falcons' home victories over on the "coat" tradition. It remains Atlantic Coast Conference school. host Fresno State. Since coming to BG "I know students are wondering (Rocket fans) will say anything Chico State and Ferris State (you to be seen if it will be enough to He apparently was interviewed for in 1977, Stolz has compiled a 29-37-1 why I haven't done it this year," against me and BG in general. The can't help but notice some of persuade Weinert to don his jacket. the Duke position while the Falcons record in six years at the Falcon wereinrtjapeM NjC^ortheir helm.
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THE UTTLE SISTERS mm watt lo campus CM Theresa of Vacancies lor 2nd semester houeee. Sam Be Raaturant and FAIcon Motel Nanoy 352-0809 another Who's Who Sieler Shety prepare for the wildest craziest O'Connor or write to O'Connor MATT THE CAT: Laurie at 353 6661 after 4 30pm apta., and angle rooms tor mala and apartments Please inquire at 121 6ti Yr -Ful Tarta Service Gttarmani Happy New Year'" See ya tonight' Travel. Suite 1-G. 1128 E Algonquin Even withal F. RMTE. NEEDED FOR NEXT SOL tsmalB students Al near campus CM State Street Apt 2 tor coeecfton Ask DG Snorts Who said mce gals can't Love, the Alpha Gams. Rd . Schtumburg. IL 60195 the confusion. NOT TOO FAR FROM CAMPUS, 352 7385 torOAvfd. PERSONAL pkty footbef? Congrats on your unde- THE WASH HOUSE I GAME ROOM Date Party was WILL HAVE OWN ROOM CALL 353- Loot 8 mo old Golden Lab Puppy feated, untied, unaoored upon see- 248-250 N. Main. Ratal emti our House tor rent tcroaa from Rodguns • btatt.1 2(05. OR ASK FOR KAREN AT THE Dorm 1030 E Wooeter. Bjet remod- Anewers to the name of Orion Cal Record give awsya....greet musk son Your coaches. video games 8 pool while you do Thanx. Bertha 80 NEWS OFFICE eled 352-7385 AvM second Sem 352-0825 and good Umee with a WFAl IM Don't mtas the BIG CHANGE coming your tatmdry M ROOMMATE FOR APT TO KM SALE Summer 63- 64 school year Loot: 1 key on green Clancy a key remote si Finders Sat, Dec. 11 from 2nd semester to win. 880 am TC*#3HT AT COLLEGE STATION RUSH OUT 1 BUY THOSE STOCK- SHARE W< 3 OTHERS S80/MO chain Lost around Hayes nal Cal IK Tuna In and you could win an Esther Oyineey-Ccrngratulettons on DOUBLE VISION NIGHT Grad students, oroteeetonata ING—GRAMS ON SALE IN UNIVER- CALL 352-7917 352-4305 album and receive special prlca your engagement from your partner 8:pm 10 p m Men's Fuji Gran Tourtt. 23 Inch. looking for 2nd tsmseler housing? SITY HALL. AVAILABLE ONLY F. RMTE NEEDED FOR SPRING Ink) at Finders. MO AM la where Ha of "The Great Debate; LOCATED IN STADIUM VIEW Light frame Ms then one year ok), m Coneider a futy (unvaried studio 1 THROUGH TODAY! GREAT FOR SEMESTER. FURNISHED APT. CALL exc. cond Many added features. bedroom furnished or uriturntahed at. Getting (.tarried? We set or rent bridal PLAZA ■IDES FRIENDS. SECRET SANTA*. OR 18S-7847. price $200. can negotote. cal 352- apatliiieiil in quiet landscaped sur- CUM PARLOHOO—WHO 010 YOU A bridearrtaloe gowne-A Wedding Treat youreerl for the Holldaysl THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! 0012 roundings fust 8 mrnutea from cem- WAKE UP NEXT TO? THE FEATH- Creation. 38 Halwyck Or, Toledo. With a carefree perm (130 00. reg. Vacanctat lor 2nd semester: noueee. RtOE NEEDED TO THE WEST SIDE Noel. Next semester won't be the pua Located near two shopping ERS m YOUR POCKETS GAVE IM A OhO-l -531-3487-1 bk weal of (40) or e precision cut 1(8.00. reg. apta . and single rooms tor male and Navy P-Coat Sue 36-38C. eke new OF CLEVELAND DEC 10 AND same without you. But then whet lemate students Al new campus-cal Peat oiler 288 3226 after 5 30 centers Spring aeteailli rental appe- BACK TO BG THE 12TH -GAS $- HrWT. Reynolds oft HI Ave memories we have to look back on. 110.) with MfcKjy or Dtanna. cebone are now being accepted CM Roman'a Hair Designers 352 7385 Pants-various styles A cotora Sues CALL MARYBETH- 372-4238. ALL DAY - ALL WOHT DON'T MISS OUTI Haspwa en week-end with the Sloe- 352-7246 or veet Lamptght Court Stadium Plata 352-2107. I OR 2 ROOMMATES NEEDED FOR 111 II excel cond. Lon 352 372-6821 TACOS TACOS TACOS TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO BUY Gin sorters, two weeks rn a row M Apsrtments. BBS South Main Street 50* AT SUB-ME-QUICK THOSE STOCKING GRAMS FOR T-shirt eHk screening. If your not SPRING SEMESTER. MEAD 1283. ptaaaa keep trying PJDE NEEDED TO WEST LA- OSU. COPBF. Trivia, and most impor- OWVtEW COURT APTS CALL 352- EVERY THURSDAY!! ALL YOUR FRIENDS! ON SALE AT getting your shirts from JEANS N' Pioneer SX 780 receiver 45 wins Forest Apartments Reasonable FAYETTE. IND OR ORCHARO tantly our fun wWl the bares ol Vie 8887. Mo delivery on IMa epedoL UNIVERSITY HALL UNTIL 1.18. THSNG8 -your probably paying too Kenwood KD 3080 dirocl drtvt rates John Newkrve Real Estate PARK. N Y ANYTrME AFTER 4PM peal, present. I future' Get psyched And yet another Alpha Gam choeen 10 GWA-CONGRATS ON PASSING lor Heami « New York, love Pebble much!! Jeens N' Thlngt. S11 Ridge Male roommate - $125/month pkja treat) $328. 382-4168. 354-2280 or 352 6553 12-16TH CALL SUE. 3723615 eiec Exceeent location, cal Ken « be an rjiteriiallon leader for the next YOUR FLYrNG TEST! LOOK OUT OXFORD BLOUSES REG. 114.88, St Stereo Merer*; RtR speakers. Tech- EFFICIENCY APT TO SUBLET 352-5607 Net turntable, Beat offer 288-3226 SERVICES OFFERED school year (This makes seven!) FRIENDLY SKIES'! ZBT LOVE. THE NOW 112.08. JEANS N' THINGS - Your campus radio station-WFAL SPRING SEM FURNISHED UNIT AT Congrats Use Karaar'" UTTLE SISSES ill RKXW ST. OPEN M-F TK. 1:00. 880 am-hee been hard at work mak- 1 or 2 mala roommatet oeeperatery after 5 30 OREENBRIAR NORTH APTS ON E atg changes wllhm its format system needed CM 352 4840 '74 VW low mass, rear heeler, good POE VERY OUaTT ANO PRIVATE Tune (n 2nd Semester for more de- Grsduotngi Must lirtliau Female m gee over sue snow area plus 3 352-8376, AFTER 6 PM wanted lo share turrathed house with extra tree Muttaol Make offer CM STUDENTS I FACULTY I now formmg for LSAT. throe roommates $110.00 includes 352 2835 We sM have some nice apartments GHE. OMAT. MCAT. FLEX, and M Mattes Only 1 block from campus I PC. WHITE LUOWKJ DRUM SET. s etaOln Give us a cM for M your THE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 352 4833 e1982 Los Angeles Times Syndicate ECEMG Stanley Kaplan Education TAMA HARDWARE. 8888 142-2784 nouemg needs NEWLOVE MAN- Center. Toledo, Ohio 1-538-3701 EN. apt to sublease lor 2nd Sem. 5 string harmony bank) exc cond AGEMENT^ 336 S Ueiri 352 5620 ACROSS 52 He, In Italia 12 Garden tool FOUND CAMERA - cat Maureen al Cell Sharon M 182-4188- hard case $125 or best otter CM Month of May FREE w*h Spring 1 Containers 53 Glut 14 Incalculable 354-3038 after 5 pm wjth In 3 deys 2 rtrnatl Roommetee needed Spring 688-9199 to Mva message Semester subtatat Clean 1 bdrm M S Ibsen character 57 Pronoun 18 Fresh-water duck Semester Close to Cempua. 2nd end BaXE FOR SALE UN pd S2SOrmo Spa membership Church 1 1 ' ■ ■' • ' ■• • " " " High CM Erica M 352 4062 8 Lord of tha 60 Alight 20 WANTED Women's 10tp. - greet shape Must md CM 352-3083. 13 Buddhist sacred 62 Levantine decoration F. Rmmte wettltd tar neat east. eel - beet offer. 372-5858 1*1 I" Spring aainaeter rentes now avail- mountain country 24 Irritate ■ Nice Apt (VtM NegotlebU. 182- Brown suede hooded >scket - greet Female roommate needed. $350 «887 Sendee. able One and two badioum apart- 14 Military division 63 Very hard 26 Rubber Sot Sam Cal 352 3826 mndaWn su»7 Cal 352-3710 ments Convenient, spacloua Bernard De FEMALE ROOMMATE 15 Sports site 68 Innuit transport 29 FEMALE ROOMMATE SPRPeNG Moots Home tor salt Beautiful 2 Meadowvwv. Courts 362-1195 YOUR OWN BEDROOM 18 Explorer Tasman 87 Opposite ol fort is 30 Brother in a Bible SEMESTER. FURNISHED APT bdrm. natural gat, 12 x BO. Land 8132 50 A MONTH. 352-3118 Tired of roommates? En»oy pages A 17 Police equipment 68 American atory CALL TERRI184-2811. contract potttjll. CM today 352 qutat In our futy lumahed studio apt F needed $620/Sem Fum. no boa 0544 $3,900 or beet offer IS Take away from composer 31 Spanlah painter 23 jtl ■» Ml Frmmte for Unrv Veage. 880 /m > sign up now for 2nd ismaeter of take - Hi Hi except eiec 352-1088. Aval. 21 Makes naste 60 Or 1 32 Part of Spain okacMOty Cal 352-2183 1970 Chevrolet-good shape I cond advantage of our FM aptctat)! Char- 12/17/82 Tuned up t mo. ago. $800 or beat ing Croat Apta 1017 S Mem St . 22 Shelter 70 Certain tastes 33 Bridge F Raitali l|ii. ttOJmo; heat, gss. F NEEDED SPR SEM OWN BED- offer New snow Wet Cal 352- 3620590 23 Loud voiced one 71 Negative of a sort 34 Corrida performer m" M" aseve pd Close to cempua: cad 352- ROOM. S85/MO E MERRY ST. 2835 25 Summer retort 72 Chikt'a pinafore: 36 Evergreen tree 8888, We ata have vacant apt for 2nd Sam CALL 362-0822 1 A 2 bdrm Pets okay m tome 27 Ankle bones Var 39 Folklore figure F. needed N» wtr. Duplex, own . 2 bedroom apartment Irxeaont Good prices - good etw- 28 Silk filaments ol 41 Neighbor of the W Tw bdrm 1 DkV from campus JWWmo caste to campus nuoiaaai January ee 352 2267 days, after 6. CM transept 8 utl. M2-71U, Kit yore May CM 352-2216 352-8992 or 3520232 |32 Suftlx forming Contradicts " 11■ it Tr IT ■■« F. RMatTF 8PR- 8EM. FURN. APT. FOB HINT 2F rmtaa. wanted for Spr Sem 516 Verve CALL TtBtPJ II11888. 2 BR 0