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Friday, December 15,1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 59 Veteran works for memorial

Jim Barker tV'.- The BG News

PERRYSBURG - World War II veteran Richard Berry is fighting a battle with Washing- ton from his home. Berry, 74, a retired elec- tronic technician, served in the Pacific Theater aboard the U.S.S. Hudson and participated Diverse in the pivotal invasions of Iwo Jima and Okinawa. f He has spent nearly a decade V tF grad lobbying to make his greatest wish - the construction of a World War II veterans' memor- ial - become a concrete reality. students "This is something I've wanted for a long time," Berry said. "Fifty years have gone by sought since we won the war, and still there is no veterans memor- Andrea Wood ial." The BC News Berry began his quest by talking with local government For more than two decades, officials and veterans organi- Project Search has been seeking zations concerning his plans out and recruiting prospective with only limited success. Ac- graduate students from all over cording to Berry, most local the U.S. in an effort diversify the politicians and media dis- University. missed the idea of a WWII For the past two years, Lisa memorial located on National Chavers has directed Project Mall grounds. Search. Within the graduate col- "People were reluctant to lege there are now 277 multicul- touch the idea. There were An artistic rendering of Richard Berry's World War II Memorial architectural rendcrist Dudley Fleming. tural students, according to people saying we shouldn't glo- Museum design. The rendering was executed by Bowling Green Chavers. rify the war," he said. "But The program began in 1972 at what about the 400,000 Ameri- the insistence of J.S. Scott, who is cans who died on the fronts? following December which in- sponsible for designating a Some historians believe The rendering, created with now writer-in-residence and They deserve to be recog- tended to "establish a memor- WWII Memorial site and ap- America lacked justification the help of Bowling Green ! professor of ethnic studies. nized." ial on federal land in the Dis- proving the structure's design. for its involvement in the War architect Dudley Fleming and ! Under the direction of Peace Soon after Berry began trict of Columbia or its envir- On Sept. 19, the commissions and have expressed opposition artist Walter Chapman of Champion, the program has seen lobbying politicians for sup- ons to honor members of the designated a site for the WWII to a memorial. S°me Washing- Toledo, appeared in the Sep- :. 120 minority graduates receive port he met Roger Durbin, a armed forces who served in Memorial on the National Mall tonians feel the memorial will tember issue of Popular Me- • doctoral degrees and 1200 Blissfield, Mich., resident and World War II and to comme- at the East end of the Reflect- ruin the asthetic appeal of the chanics magazine. receive their master's degrees. fellow WWII veteran also In- morate the participation of the ing Pool. This location will Mall and favor a low-to-the- Berry's design includes a Chavers said Project Search is terested in building a memorial United States in that War." place the new Memorial within ground, discreet design for the large rotunda structure to an "arm" within the graduate col- in the District of Columbia. In May 1993 the bill was ap- walking distance of the Viet- structure. house the museum portion of : lege that is extended to multi- The two veterans approa- proved and signed into law. nam and Korean Conflict me- Berry, determined to have the memorial. Surrounding the ! ethnic students. Chavers said her ched state representative The Commission on Fine morials. his say in the matter, submit- rotunda would be a circular - responsibilities include identify- Marcy Kaptur in early 1987 Arts, the American Battle Choosing a design for the ted an architectural rendering base covered by a projection- : ing, recruiting, admitting, retain- with their "Memorial Mu- Monuments Commission and WWII Memorial has proved a to the ABMC depicting what he style map of the northern hem- ing and placing multi-ethnic seum" proposal. the National Capital Planning more difficult decision for the believed the Memorial should graduate students. Kaptur authored a bill the Commission were made re- commissions. look like. Sec MEMORIAL, pact four. See GRAD, page four. University receives grants Kaplan considers Brandon Wray operative education in the Col- to improve the quality of the sites disadvantage The BC News lege of Technology, said the we send people to and the level of Joan Morgan, director of the improvement for grant will help the department customer service we can give to academic enhancement office, The University has received hire more job coordinators and students," Piersol said. said her program helps students more than $700,000 in grants developers. The College will also use the with learning or physical disabi- from the U.S. Department of Ed- grant to sponsor more student health center "The College of Technology is lities, or those students who show ucation for several of its pro- the only college that requires workshops and job fairs. potential but were not adequately Genell Pavelicn posing a bill to implement a pro- grams that help students with students to do three full-time co- The Office of Academic En- prepared in high school. The BC News gram like this, which they will special needs. ops," Piersol said. "We work with hancement recieved $351,411 for "We have counselors in finan- vote on In the first USG meeting The College of Technology was the students to find them the Its programs that help low- cial aid and other academic af- In order to improve student next semester on Jan. 22 the recipient of a $468,125 grant right jobs." income, and first-generation col- fairs," Morgan said. "Our office satisfaction with the Health Jeff Stcfancic, USG president, to help with its cooperative edu- Piersol said the College works lege and disabled students. also sponsors workshops and Center, there are proposals to said this proposal would be an- cation program. The co-op pro- with the companies to improve The Office of Academic En- writing labs." have a student working part time other way to help improve cus- gram places more than 400 stu- the quality of the student's expe- hancement will use its grant The Office of Academic En- in the building to find out how tomer service for students. dents into jobs each semester. rience. money to help students who may hancement works with about 450 students feel about the center 'This would send a message Barry Piersol, director of co- "Hiring these people allows us have started college with a slight students annually. and the care they receive there. that students as consumers at thai Dr. Joshua Kaplan, medical di- University deserve the best pos- rector of health services, said sible treatment," he said "Cus- they want to provide the best tomer service should be a No. 1 service possible to students. priority to gauge the customers; "We want the Student Health level of satisfaction and what Students' case overturned Center to provide good service to could be improved on." students, but in order to do that Ron Russell, USG cajpgaaj Jot Boyle not read their Miranda rights. nine party-goers who were ar- City of Bowling Green, and the we need to know what people ex- member and member of the The BC News Fleming represented five of rested, along with the three arrests will not appear on any pect and want," Kaplan said. "We health advisory board, said he the party-goers In Judge James women who hosted the party. of the defendants' permanent want to give more ownership to agreed that it is Important to in- Hie Wood County Appeals Bachman's court, who granted Fleming said the case was records. the students." crease customer support at the Court overturned the arrests of the appeal on the basis of broken into two separate parts Fleming commented that the Kaplan said the idea for doing health center. five University students ar- Inadmissable testimony. - the part iers and the hosts. trial "really shouldn't have this was something he was in- "The idea is to have a student rested for underage drinking "Their rights were violated The duration of the case was taken this long. formed of when he attended a to do random surveys for those in January. because they were Interro- not imuniwl for the appeals "The case shouldn't have meeting of college health direc- leaving the building to find out Rodney Fleming, managing gated without having their process, according to Fleming. gone above Judge Bachman," tors. One other school, the Uni- any problems they may have had attorney for Student Legal Miranda rights read to them," "It took a little under a year, Fleming said. versity of Wisconsin in Madison, and how service was," he Services, said the arrests were Fleming said. "Judge Bachman which Is pretty normal," he Neither Judge James Bach- has a program like this that Ka- Russell said ha believes dote. declared illegal. let the testimony stand." said. man nor the Bowling Green plan said the University would something like this would hate The Illegality stemmed from In the original case In Jan- The costs for the partiers' City Police could be reached like to pattern after. the fact that his clients were uary, Fleming represented all appeal will be assesed to the for comment. The Undergraduate Student Government is working an pro- See HEALTH,

1 ion The BG News page two Friday, December 15,1995 The BG News Take this yule and shove it "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence' A certain rosy-cheeked fat man lly." want to jump up and scream "On me out of my daze. "Welcome to Is stationed in every mall. Jack Cut to a shot of Paulie on the Dasher!" - you can head over to Leftorium - The Left-Hand Frost nips at my nips. The chest- John. the local shopping mall - the Store. Would you like to try some Leah Barnum Jim Vickers nuts roast. The mistletoe gleams "He's going to die. But not be- seasonal proving grounds for green-handled safety scissors? like a bright beacon of hope in fore we here at Channel X give love. They're free with the purchase of editor in chief managing editor my otherwise celibate lifestyle. Now, my family is as imporwuit a 'left handers are the only peo- It's the most wonderful time of to mu as drugs were to the Thurs- ple in their right minds" coffee Dawn Keller Larry Hannan the year ■- finals week. Well, that tin Avenue planners. So every mug." too. year I try to outdo myself with "Um, no thanks, I'm just look- news editor assistant managing editor Actually, I want to talk about a great gifts. ing," 1 said trying to avoid Jim- holiday that falls just three days Unfortunately, I'm not very my's piercing glances. Aaron Gray Robin Coe after the last final exam, Christ- good at it. Three years ago, I "Just imagine your families' city editor mas. gave my mom a pair of socks. faces when they wake up on editorial editor Once again the Christmas Two years ago it was Seven-Up- Christmas morning with nice season has fallen down upon us flavored lip balm. And last year I shiny new lefty gifts," he said. like an 80-year-old Sinatra at his went so low as to dedicate my "And think of their sad faces last live gig. In principle, I love last column to her. She refers to when they come downstairs and the season of giving. It embodies Christmas 1994 as, "the gift that receive no gifts at all." everything that's right with the never gave." United States. Rich people toss- This year I decided it would be He got me thinking, and in the ing coins in the pots of the poor. different. I was just going to give end, I folded like the cabinet of E.A.R.tothe Children's faces lighting up with up. I'm not a slave to the man. I the Undergraduate Student joy as they bust open their new can make my own decisions. So I Government. toy guns. The dingy grin of a accompanied my sister to the "Oh, Jimmy, I cried. "You be- homeless man when we give him mall merely to watch as other guile me with your boyish banter. Ground... a fish for the day. And the poor folks were guilted into pucliasing I'll take it all! Give it to me! I attempt at satire by a college silly stuff for people who say love my family!!" Thurstin Avenue is finished! Thurstin Avenue is fin- columnist. they don't care if you get them When all was said and done, I ished? Christmas makes us proud to anything. got myself the left-handed pen, : Yes, as hard as it is to believe, the epic remodeling job be Americans. You can't go any- him a little Christmas joy," the "Come with me to the bath and the left-handed notebook, the of Thurstin Avenue finally ended Dec. 8. Walk over to where without catchin' a little of Greenlawn stutters, with a tear beauty store," my sister sug- "Lefties Do It Right" sign, the Thurstin today and you'll find cars driving on the street, the red and green spirit. And in his eye. "We went out and pur- gested. "Lefties Make Better Lovers" everybody wants to get in on the chased Paulie his very own "No thanks, I'll just wait out- quilt, the "Down With Right which will be a familiar sight to those students who have act. been here for a long time. Power Rangers' hideout. How do side," I said, knowing full well Handers: The Left Hander's Just flip the boob tube to local you feel Paulie?" that entering a bath and beauty 'Mein Kampf,'" and the green- E.A.R. would like to thank everyone involved in the news. "I feel great about myself and shop drops your sperm count by handled scissors. It cost me project. Sure, it was originally supposed to be done Sept. "Little Poor Boy Paulie wasn't Channel X," Paulie weakly re- a full million. $69.95. 29, but it's the holiday season, which is a time to forgive going to get Christmas gifts this plies. "Suit yourself." "Merry Christmas!" Jimmy and be grateful for what we have. Therefore, we'll for- year," Patrick Greenlawn would "So do our viewers, Paulie," In the mean time, I occupied said. give the Thurstin gang for their incredible incompe- read, forehead a shinin'. "He has the anchor completes, confiden- myself milling around the mall tence and be grateful that the street is finally open. a rare disease which will cause tly. "So do our viewers." "Hi, I'm Jimmy!" The pimply Joe Peiffer writes the Yule tide • *** him to lose all his liquids - recta- And if that doesn't make you faced teen squeeked, startling column for The BG News. After letting students park on Frazee all semester, suddenly students are waking up to find that their cars are being towed. Admittedly, there are signs warning students not to park on the street, but they've been ig- nored by traffic officers all semester. If nothing else, a warning that towing had resumed on Frazee would have been nice. | Besides, it's the holiday season. The time of good will toward men and women. Unfortunately good will is something the scrooge-like towing companies do not un- derstand. ; *** Recent rumors have the Tampa Bay Buccaneers mov- ing to Cleveland if the Browns go to Baltimore. Just what we need! We lose one team that never wins anything and has an inept owner and get another team with the exact same problems. Oh well, if Tampa Bay ends this musical chairs as the town without a team at least they'll still be warmer than we are. *** You may have heard that the Administration Building had a little flooding problem Wednesday. As a result Republicans attack EPA Students they had to close down the building. Somehow, it just seems like our luck that the building that was closed of Ashley happened to be one where no classes are being held. in hopes of deregulation *** We've noted before the propensity some students have will be "Take the only tree that's left The Republicans would replace quite perky for a while. It will to cross the street even when there are lot's of cars com- and stuff it up the hole in your the EPA's current rule-making also lead to more dead streams ing. This is, of course, stupid. But most of the time the culture." procedure with one in which (20 percent of Ohio's streams are missed odds are still fairly good that the cars will either stop or Leonard Cohen those who would be affected by dead; another 20 per cent only I am writing because I swerve to avoid you. In this weather, though, all bets are the rules have every possible marginally support life), more know, that even as I write off. Conditions are icy and icy conditions lead to cars In the summer of 1994, the Ot- chance to present their side of unbreathable air, more skin can- tawa River reeked. The stench this, there are students sliding even after the brake has been applied. Think cer, more birth defects, more here in Ashley replying to about it. bubbled up out of the stagnant leukemia, emphysema, and prob- waters and swirled in lazy mists College Democrats your article in Wednesday's ably several diseases that ha- issue of The News. I wanted above the still current, poured ven't been named yet. out over the flood plain, shrivell- to publicly reply to those residents. Copyright O 1995 by The BO News. Reprinting of any material ing grasses as its putrefacation The economy will grow just as Ashley residents, I know in mil publication without permission of The BG News is strictly overflowed. it has in Lima, home of a four-s- that this semester has been prohibited. quare mile BP refinery and can- Venomous, stinging clouds of a hard one for all of you. I The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 Cchmidi cer rates several times the know that the housing situ- and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in stink grew huge and fat as they national average. swallowed the air whole and ex- ation has been (and contin- the summer. The costs' of any proposed EPA ues to be) frustrating for ploded into the sky, carrying regulation will be figured in Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the with them the breath of the un- you. But I hope that you will terms of the amount a company student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions fortunate few who walked on the not end this semester by expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those would have to pay to comply with dwelling on the inevitable bridges over the Ottawa, or who the rule. The costs of failing to of The BG News. lived near it. housing changes. "The pass it - disease, misery, and an One man who had loved the Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, anti-government, increasingly ugly view from Ashley has been a won- typed and include the writer's name, phone number and University river when it was clean and blue, pro-economy rhetoric every window - will not be con- derful place to live as far as affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and before the sludge and the poisons sidered in the proposed process. I'm concerned. We, as a all letters. claimed it for their own, offered behind the hall, have had an incredible The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any himself in sacrifice, plunging deregulation plan The forces behind this push for sense of community and errors in stories or photograph descriptions. into the turpid stream from a deregulation are the polluters home. The sharing and high bridge. Finally the rain will mean precious who wish to darken the skies and togetherness that I have came to hurl the leering putres- little to those who cloud the waters with their seen and experienced here cences down through the water wastes with impunity. has been eye-opening. I The BG News Staff into the riverbed, where, live on the banks of have you, all of our resi- defeated, they oozed and swirled When the hospitals have filled rivers if it succeeds." with people suffering from im- dents, to thank for that. You photo editor Stephanie Miskawi and slunk out into Lake Erie and have made my first semes- were forgotten. mune system breakdowns, chem- co-sports editor Scott Brown ical allergies and environmental ter as an RA a growing ex- co-sports editor Patrick Murphy No one remembers what com- poisonings, the people who paid perience, a learning expe- assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi pany's effluent had made the so very much in campaign con- rience and a sharing expe- assistant city editor Joe Boyle river Into a cesspool, but for a tributions to keep the EPA's rience ... and isn't that what few weeks the bereaved friends the case, and would even have a Residence Hall living is all graphics editor Rochelle Slosser voice in writing new environ- hands off their smokestacks and of the river made their voices about? I am proud to have Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski mental regulations. effluents and its noses out of heard. been a part of this commu- weekend Reality asst. editor Aaron Epple where they dump their wastes Republicans are attacking the The bureaucrats who make it nity. copy chief Kristin Stadum will not be the ones to pay for the EPA: a bloated, ineffectual can- their mission to stifle America's care of all the sick assistant copy chief Anna Wahrman cer of an agency whose back- economy by choking off Its Good luck to everyone on exams. Enjoy the Holiday special projects editor Amy Johnson breaking and useless regulations smokestacks would no longer be The anti-government, pro- special projects asst editor Jim Barker force poor farmers to let flooded isolated from the world they Season and please come economy rhetoric behind the visit me in the spring. fields He in order to protect a few govern. Proposed rules would deregulation plan will mean pre- """■"*" 204 West Hall * nesting ducks, or encumber the have to be examined with a cost- cious little to those who live on April Vaughan Bowling Green State University overburdened manufacturers benefit analysis to determine if the banks of rivers If it succeeds. Resident Adviser Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 who are the engines of America, they would do too much damage Those unfortunates will have forcing plants to shut down and to the economy. only the smells and the medical Ashley Hall bgnewi«bgnet.bgsu.edu Jobs to move overseas. This will make the economy bills. I \ The BG News A Briefs Friday, December 15, 1995 page three In Campus -Brief Waiting

Santa's helping kids in need n f BOSTON - The letter would break even the grinch's hard heart. "Dear Santa, I want some toys," wrote Rebecca of Boston. "I wrote to you last year but you Plays next semester gave me nothing at all so I want With the semester ending, some toys. Here are them," and a University theater is begin- list followed that included a Bar- ning preparations for next bie doll, games and a wish to be semester. There are cur- the student of the month. rently five spring plays in The Santa 1 etter, just one of development for on -campus thousands collected nationwide productions. by the Postal Service, might be The first play, from Feb- answered this year. Boston and ruary 14-18, is "The Citi- many other U.S. cities have pro- zen." Written by Arthur grams that allow people to sort Murphy the story revolves through the letters and become around a simple country Santas to those in need. girl who must outwit The letters in Boston are several sophisticated city placed in a big box on the fourth villains to find her true floor of the main post office, love. The play is set in the where Santa's self-proclaimed eighteenth century. helpers can pick a wish to fulfill. JA l C From Feb. 21-24 the Uni- "I like to go Christmas Eve," APPholo versity will present "Living said Mike Doyle, a postal worker School crossing guard Denise Schoster reads a Sue Grafton book take their lunch break. up the Ghost." Written by who adopts at least one wish in Madison, Wis., while waiting for elementary school children to Nathalie Highland the story every Christmas. "The feeling revolves around three Chi- you get is just incredible." cano women, two of whom Last year he bought presents are lesbians. The women for four children and a ham for Colored People voted unani- search for truth in their re- their mother. mously to support it. HEALTH lationship while trying to In Atlanta, the post office The uproar has only reinforced Continued from page one. nOlUL N Gn€€N€flV make peace with their works with nine schools. Infor- Gatewood's view that blacks pasts. mation about needy children is would be better off with less the health center and student's The Short Festival '96 will written on cutout angels and under the tree and more invested satisfaction with it be presented from April hung on trees in post office lob- in such things as mutual funds to "A lot of problems the students [SUNDAY BRUNCH" 10-13. Six different plays, a bies. Customers or employees assure their children can go to may have are solvable, we just variety of comedies and pick an angel and grant the wish- college. don't know how many students drama, will be presented es. Fresh Carved Roast Beef P£y^| during this time. One letter came from Dony. He have those problems," he said. "People are going to spend "We need to get more informa- and Fresh Carved "From April 24-28 the wanted a bike and "some food, $300, $400 on Christmas presents University will present and what I really need is love." even if their kids don't even have tion to try to implement ways to Ham or Turkey "Drood." This Tony award In Philadelphia, the post office health insurance," he said. "Once correct those problems." winning play is based upon has already received 2,000 letters Santa retreats to the North Pole, IncI: Scrambled egijs. hash browns, bacon, dutchess the final, unfinished novel from needy children. Last year, they're not going to have Santa Kaplan said he agreed because potatoes, mashed potatoes w/ gravy. by Charles Dickens. The the center is funded by student about 3,000 of the roughly 4,000 Claus' permission to go to the Also desserts and full salad bar story revolves around the letters were answered, officials doctor. They're going to ask for fees. disapearance of Edwin said. your insurance card." "We want to give students a Drood. Music and dance One of this year's letters came If the spending bug is irresisti- better sense that this is their fa- OPCN Horn - 2pm will also be a part of this from a 21-year-old mother of two. ble, buy from black retailers, he cility," he said. "We want to learn performance. "In October I lost my job and said. more ways to make people hap- S7.25 + las ADULTS I'm behind in all my bills," she "It's a cop-out to say that this is $6.95 + tax STUDENTS/SENIOR CITIZENS The final play is "Blood pier." wrote. "I cannot afford to give just a grinch thing trying to stop $3.75 CHILDREN 4-11 Wedding." Written by my two children the things they Christmas," said Gatewood, 36, WHEN YOU RIDE DRUNK, Federico Garcia Lorca the need for the winter months." who said he's getting his 4-year- ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD children 3 and under free* No other discount! apply play is a seductive, steamy old daughter savings bonds and tale of illicit desire. A Minister vilified as books this year. CAN HAVE AN ENTIRELY *BII Sfrd««t M«ol Cordi o«totcd] groom realizes on the eve of DIFFERENT MEANING. his wedding that his wife Scrooge has run off with her mar- DURHAM, N.C. - A Baptist Food, balloons cause ried lover. The play in- minister who urged blacks to most chokings among volves the groom attempt- boycott Santa Claus - because too HOM€ F1UCON MCN'S GRSKCTBlUl SnTURDflY! ing to get revenge on the many families go into debt buy- children couple. ing presents - is surprised to find CHICAGO - Next to food, bal- himself vilified as Scrooge. loons have caused the most chok- Film at Gish "This is the time to start watch- ings among children, according ing those dollars," said the Rev. to a study published today. LAA On Saturday Dec. 16, the Gish film theater will pre- Curtis Gat e wood, who last month sent the final motion pic- called for diminishing the role of At least 131 children died from ture of the year. "Sand- old Saint Nicholas in their homes ingesting balloons between 1972 piper," starring University this Christmas. and 1992, the report in The Jour- alumna Eva Marie Saint, Gatewood, president of the nal of the American Medical As- Elizabeth Taylor and Rich- Durham chapter of the NAACP, sociation said. That's nearly JMU Head Coach ard Burton will be shown at was caught off guard by the re- one-third of all choking deaths LGTY DRieseu 7:30 p.m. The film was di- sponse to "Operation: Boycott from foreign objects during that is the Sixth LUinningist fktive rected by Vincent Minneli. Santa Claus." period. Editorials called him "Scrooge Balls and marbles were the Coach In Division 1 Shopping opportu- Gatewood" for "dissin' Santa next most common culprit, ac- fill students ore invited to come enter the "Couch Potato" contest and Claus." Nationally, Rush Lim- counting for almost one-fifth of the Al Smith Halftime Shootout for a chance to win $300! nity offered baugh railed against the boycott 449 choking deaths associated Students looking to do on his syndicated radio talk show with non-food products. SPONSORS: Kroger. Mooose Bros. Pizza. National City Bank, Ohio Lottery, Sprint Cellular, UJal'Mart some Christmas shopping and ABC News did a segment on during finals week may it. want to attend "Winter Ma- Gatewood responded by saying gic '95," Tuesday he's received expressions of sup- through Thursday in the port from whites and blacks Lenhart Grand Ballrom. across the country, even from The event, which is spon- England and Australia. A week sored by UAO, will be al tor he announced the boycott, OUR BIGGEST occuring from 10 a.m. to 6 his chapter of the National Asso- p.m. each day ciation for the Advancement of

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■MMfli mmm The BG News ■page four Friday, December 15,1995 Campus tries to welcome, network gays Kolloy Gary their gay and lesbian population lives don't mesh," Katzenmeyer room," Katzenmeyer said. created a mentoring program approach First, we include a no- College Press Service after years of ignoring the spe- said. "We wanted to recognize "[Gay] alumni suddenly felt ac- and database designed to net- tice in the homecoming in vitat ion cial needs of these alumni. these people.'' cepted.'' work gay students and alumni that went out to 20,000 people. It The scene seemed like any "The college environment has So following the lead of other For the colleges, it's not bad for Recognizing gay alumni seems included a phone number and an other alumni gathering: former changed in the last 10 years," universities, such as Harvard, fund raising, either. to be an idea whose time has come e-mail address. We had some in- classmates caught up on old said Charles Katzenmeyer, Yale and Princeton, North- Many prominent gay alumni, on many campuses. But consider- terest from that." times, while others networked, chairman of the 10th reunion western University welcomed who, pre-homecoming had little ing the closeted years of the past, exchanging business cards. committee at Northwestern Uni- home their gay and lesbian or nothing to do with the univer- how do you know who to invite to "On homecoming weekend, But In addition to each guest versity. "Now, 30 bl-sexual or alumni during Homecoming sity, now have taken an active in- reunions? people re-learned of the event. having graduated from the same gay freshmen show up ready to Week this fall with the Inaugural terest in the school, Katzen- "Excuse me, are you gay?" The third step was we gave a college, the group of North- be out at school, to be gay on Gay and Lesbian Alumni Re- meyer said. The New York the- isn't a question all alumni seem bunch of invitations to people of western University alumni gath- campus - as 18-year-olds." ception. splan Charles Busch. a North- willing to answer or want to be ered recently at a Chicago res- all ages to give to their friends to Because the "openness" is a More than 200 people attended western alumni, has even agreed asked. pass along, and well - word of. taurant also had something else recent sociological event, often the two-hour reception. "We to teach the occasional theater mouth is pretty powerful. We in common - they were gay. older gay alumni say they feel were delighted with the turnout class. "It's very challenging, a tre- also made special appeals to the Increasingly, universities and disconnected from their colleges, There was a really diverse crowd Also, by working with reunion mendous hurdle," Katzenmeyer colleges are ready to recognize local gay publications. Local ad- that "their college and current and tremendous spirit in the participants. Northwestern has said. "We used the multi-strategy vertising was essential." GRAPuot p6 Continued from page one. time period in the fall recruiting workshops for graduate stu- Chanel Jackson, a second-year graduate students from colleges dents. Subjects of the workshops graduate student in the College "'Personal' Is a key word in and universities all across the include financial aid, department of Education, said she attended Project Search," Chavers said. "I country. Chavers said she con- concerns, awareness of support Project Search's orientation for emphasize there are persons who centrates on black colleges and services, research and faculty new minority graduate students. are here to support them. No man other institutions where the mi- support Jackson said Chavers and is an island." • ' nority populations are larger. "And helping students adjust Project Search have served as a Chavers travels across the A graduate of the University, their first semester here is a big- resource In both her personal and country during; a seven-weeksever Chavers also lectures and offers gie," Chavers said. professional life. Have a safe and happy holiday. Please MEMORIA remember to recycle all material before Continued from p*g«- one. Berry said. "It would be an edu- fice," he said. country, to save the world, from leaving for the break. Thanks for your cation as well as a memorial." Berry was also involved in de- ruthless agressors. There has to ■sphere Berry said he is upset by those siging the Korean Conflict me- be something we can remember €* participation this fall See you in the spring. "Veterans could take their kids who say a memorial would glori- morial which stands in front of our veterans by. This memorial BGSU Recycling 372-8909 to it and walk over the map and fy the war. the Wood County Courthouse. needs to be built," he said. show them where Jhey fought," "When we returned home, we "I never really got credit for it, Berry has not limited his vet- weren't thinking about a memor- though," Berry said. "They used eran activities. ial. We just wanted to get mar- my design but never told people With the help of his son Dave, ried, get a job and get on with our who came up with the model." the Berry family has established lives," Berry said. "But we were An official design for the a World War II Veterans Website proud of what we did. We were World War II memorial in Wash- on the Internet. tfotateft? proud we won a war on two ington has not yet been chosen. The website includes a forum fronts. Berry said his design Would give in which veterans can carry on "I lost three cousins in the war. American veterans of history's on-line conversation with one an- SHOP V$ Two of them in one month. A lot most devastating war the-recog- other and a service which helps of men died during that war, and nition he feels they are due. veterans to find lost friends and DOWNTOWN * we should recognize their sacri- "We were fighting to save our family.

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Friday, December 15,1995 page five Politicians may use leaders as bait for cash Richard Kell tee's new plan to grant donors most generous donors at party candidate no more than $1,000 soft money decimates the argu- fund-raiser scheme under which The Associated Press access to Dole and other promi- fund-raisers. per election and political action ment that this money is for state donors giving $100,000 or more nent lawmakers, depending on "One thing you see is that the committees can give no more and local activities," said Gold- were treated to a pair of meals WASHINGTON - Like bankers how much they contribute. scale keeps going up," said Jo- thaa.$5,000. There is no ceiling stein. "It is being given by people with Clinton. offering toasters for new cus- A top-dollar donation of shua Goldstein of the Center for on the amount that can be do- who want access to national polit- "So much for the party of the tomers. Republicans and Demo- $250,000 would get a donor lun- Responsive Politics, which moni- nated to political parties. ical leaders, and the things are working man," Republican crats are holding out their cheon meetings with Dole and tors political contribution issues. The parties are supposed to being organized by the national National Committee Chairman highest elected leaders as bait Gingrich, priority, seating at a "The irony here is that while the spend the money on get-out-the- parties." Haley Barbour said. for political contributions. And Republican fund-raising gala in president and the GOP leader- vote and party-building activi- Both parties still employ, to Democratic National Commit- the price tag keeps going up. January and four premium tick- ship may pay lip service to re- ties, but there are few actual re- varying degrees, this controver- tee spokeswoman Diane Reis Last summer, a $190,000 dona- ets to the GOP convention in San forming campaign finance, the strictions as long as the money sial sort of reward system. said that in the face of such criti- tion to the Democrats would get Diego next August. special clubs they form keep get- doesn't directly benefit a single Republicans were quick to cism, the party decided to aban- contributors a chance to break Lesser amounts are good for ting bigger and bigger, with candidate. shake a finger this summer when don such direct fund-raising bread with President Clinton. prerequisites ranging from a higher and higher price tags." "The fact that you have the word surfaced that the Demo- Earlier this month, a cool quar- pair of convention tickets to pri- Many of these fund-raising national political parties raising cratic Party had organized a See LEADERS, page tin. ter-million for the Republicans vate meetings with Republican events take advantage of what would bring entree to a private lawmakers. campaign-finance experts say is suite with the GOP*s two biggest The practice became common- the biggest remaining loophole in power brokers - Senate Majority place during the Bush adminis- election law: Unlimited donations Leader Bob Dole and House tration, when the president and of "soft money" to political par- Do you have used notebooks, Speaker Newt Gingrich. Vice President Dan Quayle rou- ties. That's not to say there aren't tinely posed for photos with the Individual donors can give a lab books, or old textbooks that relative bargains to be had. Just this week, for instance, can't be bought back? donors who ponied up $20,000 could rub shoulders with Gi- ngrich at an exclusive GOP din- "Wings on ner at the Georgetown mansion Recycle Them! of former White House counsel C. Boyden Gray. the "Wind Call the BGSU Recycling Program at 372-8909 for The process has ethics watch- dogs upset that the parties are Ho Ho Ho... Check out collection areas or take them to the BG Recycling selling access to public officials. Center at 1040 N. College Drive, next to the airport. And even politicians complain this flying great deal about it - when it's convenient. Drop-off is open 24 hours "This high-priced access ped- W dling is wrong and an insult to the millions of Americans who believe that their government 15%Ooff should not be for sale," said Ann Kites This Friday, Sat & Sun, w/valid BGSU I.D. -MaBride, president of Common Kite Jewelry 'Not included in discounts: Repairs, repair Cause. "These kinds of fund- parts, magazines & gift certificates raising practices are indefensi- Stunt Kites ble and perpetuate the percep- Air Toys Special hrs Fri 3-7pm tion ... that the wealthy have priv- Boomerangs Sat i0-5pm ileged access to elected offi- Sun Noon-5pm cials." Decorative Flags HOW.Wooster Common Cause was criticizing Windsocks 352-KITE the Republican National Commit- Christmas Shopping? Remember to look for things made from recycled material or earth-friendly products. Call us for more information. You 'd be surprised at what's out there!

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Bush to pardon Weinberger in hurt you more than the one that's Sullivan said he tells young the Iran-Contra arms-for- missing," Bennett said. WASHINGTON - A helpful lawyers it will take them 10 years hostages affair "This Is where it all counts," hint for would-be hotshot law- to become comfortable as attor- One difficulty is making sure a Sullivan told the audience. "Do yers: It never hurts to check the neys. client doesn't hide documents or we have charge of the client or basics. Since the lawyers couldn't say otherwise obstruct justice. don't we?" If the police arrive at your much about their own clients, The three agreed it's almost client's home or office ready to they were asked at the George- always a bad idea to allow clients conduct a search, "take a look at town event to give advice about a "This is a business of facing possible criminal charges the search warrant and make made-up legal case - an in- to testify before a grand jury in sure they're at the right ad- vestigation of a drug company a series of judgment hopes of exonerating themselves. dress," suggests Plato Cacheris, and its top officers over a heart calls and nuances To help convince clients of the whose clients have included CIA medicine that may have caused and subtleties. It wisdom of this advice, Bennett turncoat Aldrich Ames. some patients' deaths. keeps mounted on his office wall Cacheris Joined fellow lawyers Should a lawyer talk to the takes a lot of doing it a large fish he caught in the Mis- Robert Bennett and Brendan V. media about the case? and learning by souri River. The plaque says, "If Sullivan at the Georgetown Uni- No, Sullivan said: "I'm the last I'd kept my mouth shut I versity Law Center recently to of the lawyers who believe you experience." wouldn't be on this wall." offer young attorneys some should not talk to the press." "Remember," Sullivan said, tricks of the trade for handling Bennett says it's not so simple. quoting the old line, "If a pros- civil and criminal cases. The fictitious drug company Robert Bennett ecutor asked a grand jury to do With a client list including must keep from losing customers attorney so it will indict a ham sandwich." President Clinton, Oliver North or it may soon wind up bankrupt. 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Christian Pelusi Assistant Men host James Madison Sports Editor Legendary coach Lefty Driesell M brings Dukes to Bowling Green leers Scott Brown MEN'S BASKETBALL execute a half-court offense and The BC News get the ball to their best players. "I think that's why he's had so Saturday's matchup of Bowling vs. James Madison much success." need Green and James Madison at An- Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Larranaga's coaching career derson Arena (7:30 tip-off) will Anderson Arena began in 1971 at Davidson as an be one between two old friends. assistant under Driesel protlgee Falcon coach Jim Larranaga Radio: WBGU-FM 88.1 (ScoU Brown & Terry Holland. From there to holiday will match up with legendary Mike Rypel): WBVI-FM 96.7 (Dive Virginia, where Larranaga was Honjer A Fun Voll) coach Lefty Driesell of James also an assistant under Holland, Madison. he kept ties with Driesell. cheer "Lefty hired Terry Holland a collegiate head coach His ca- "Lefty was a great coach when who hired me at Davidson," Lar- reer mark of 660-305 includes I was just breaking into the Some Santa fat to chew ranaga said. "And over a 25-year stints at Davidson and Maryland. coaching profession," Larranaga period, we've crossed paths a He is in the eighth year of his said. "He was someone I watched • Christmas cheer may be number of times. And over the current stint at James Madison, on TV, and I always thought he lacking with the Falcon last seven years, we've each been had a good flare for the game. hockey team at this point m holding a 136-81 record. The on the Reebok advisory staff and the year. The fact that the Dukes have been to the NCAA And now to actually coach team haa dropped three In a Lefty's wife Joice and Liz and I once and the NIT four times in against him is enjoyable." row for the first time In ten have spent a lot of time on those that span. And now Driesell is bringing months Isn't as disturbing trips. "Lefty has a very basic ap- his team to Bowling Green. aa who they lost to. Miami "We've known each other a proach to coaching," Larranaga "We think it is a great game for and Ohio State dealt the last Tkt Aiaadated PmalMcaatl Okonlc wikl long time, and we speak from said. "He coaches like Vince Bowling Green," Larranaga said. two defeats. Bowling Green's Anthony Stacey (below) and Jay Larranaga time to time throughout the Lombardi. It's simply bread and "James Madison is one of the top Why? The question has battle with Syracuse's OUs Hill (left) during Wednesday night's year." butter. He'll play tough, hard- been asked by not only the BG-Syracuse game at the Carrier Dome. Syracuse won, 75-64. Driesell Is in his 34th season as nosed man-to-man, and they will See LEFTY, page nine. fans but by the players themselves. You name It. they have It HOCKEY right now. Injuries, defense, offense and special teams, vs.WMU all seem to be struggling at Falcon women the same time. Tonight, 6:30 p.m. The injury to Brett Thomas & Mack Center, Punchard's shoulder, who la Las Vegas, Nev. the best all-around forward visit Georgia right now, has hurt their I WBVI-FM 96.7 checking ability, power play Jeremy Yohe WOMEN'S and Intensity. The BG News Breakdowns in defensive BASKETBALL coverage paired with shaky Bowling Green's womens goaltendlng plagued the basketball team played Ohio at Georgia team on their recent road Hockey trip. State tough for fifty-five Tonight, 7:30 p.m. Goal production is lacking minutes and then fell apart the Georgia Coliseum, as reliable forwards like last five to lose by 18. BG also Athens, Ga. dragged their feet the last five squad Jason Clark and Curtis Fry Radio: none locally have been mired In scoring minutes against Notre Dame slumps. while losing by 25. Then the A win seems to be the Falcons gave 6th ranked Penn "I think we are going to go looks to only thing the team needs to St. a scare before succumbing out there as we did against the break out of their lull, but by 13 - once again the differ- other big teams," Puthoff said. It's easier said than done. ence was the last few minutes "We need to put a lot of pres- Coach Buddy Powers rebound of the game. sure on them, so hopefully we stressed that the team stays So when BG travels to Ath- can come away with the big together through this skid. Pit Murphy ens, Ga. tonight to take on the win." ' The BC News Maybe the arid Las Vegas air Bulldogs in the Georgia Co- Puthoff is leading BG In will do them some good. ■ liseum, the biggest part of the • The recent hockey team scoring at 20 points a clip while The last time Bowling Green game could be the final five struggles have even hit the snagging over five boards a had a three-game losing streak Falcon NHL alumni: minutes. game. was from Feb. 10-17 a year ago. No former Falcons are "We just Georgia will bring Into the During that span BG lost twice to plus-players this season: need to con- contest one of the quickest Lake Superior State and once to Nelson Emerson (Hartford) - tinue to put teams BG will face all year. Michigan. But during the Falcons 6. Paul Ysebaert fTampa ourselves in Senior Saudia Roundtree current three-game skid they lost Bay) -6. Garry Galley this postion spears the Bulldog attack with to third-place Michigan and to (Buffalo) -4. Ken Klec (to win)," 15.6 ppg and 4 apg, while jun- cellar dwellars Miami and Ohio (Washington) -4 and Dave said BG head iors La'Keshia Frett (13 ppg, State Ellett fToronto) -3. Even ' coach Jaci 5.8 rpg) and Tracy Henderson The possibility of ending the Buffalo rookie Brian Clark. "We (6.8 rpg) supply the quickness streak at three looms difficult as Holztnger Is a minus-10. will take be- on offense in the paint. the Falcons head to Las Vegas to And LA. defenseman Rob Clark ing in the "They are excellent play Western Michigan, who Is Blake? He's out for the sea- son after reconstructive knee game with Georgia with five players," Clark said. "This is tied for the Central Collegiate surgery. minutes to go. If we can do that really the first team that we Hockey Association lead with Merry Christmas. hopefully we will learn that the have played that has this type Michigan State, Friday at the • The Cleveland Cavaliers last five minutes both teams of speed. It is going to be inter- Thomas and Mack Center in Las are bound to get coal In their pick it up and it's about making esting to see how Georgia at- Vegas. stockings this year. After all the right decisions, or getting tacks us." "You don't dwell on it, and you of their well-known Injury the ball to bounce your way or "We have to be careful. I really try not to think about it," problems over the past four to play with that little bit of don't think our focus was en- said Falcon captain Jason Clark or five years, the Cavs decid- extra effort." tirely there against Youngs- about last weekend's games. "You ed to rebuild with first-round BG evened their record at town St. If we aren't focused try to keep everyone focused on picks In next year's draft — 3-3 after an 87-85 victory over against Georgia they will give what we have to do. I think It'a three, to be exact. Youngs town St. when sopho- us a lesson." Important we get back on track It seems the notion has more guard Sara Puthoff hit a BG will be on the road for the before Christmas." come one year too late. Last layup with four seconds to go. fourth game in a row but "They've been a bit of a sur- draft's crop of talent was nonetheless will be up for the excellent and was composed And Puthoff feels the Fal- prise. They're a good hockey of the youngest class ever. cons can rise to the test once big game. TatBCNewaftlkpaoto team," said Falcon defenseman There are no Impact seniors again against a national Brooke Belcher (11) and the rest of the Bowling Green women's Matt Eldred about WMU. "But I graduating and. aside from powerhouse. See WOMEN, page nine. basketball team will visit nationally-ranked Georgia tonight didn't expect them to continue to UMass' Marcus Camby, play like they have." Wake Forest's Tim Duncan, The BG-Western game is part UConn's Ray Allen and of the Las Vegas Bowl's weekend VUlanova's Kerry Kittles activities featuring Mid- (Juniors who may leave American Conference and Big" early), prospects are bleak. Yes, Bengals may miss Cleveland West participant schools. If that wasn't enough, the Oavs are hot winning seven The Associated Press stuff flying at you," Bengals The Falcons, 11-5-1 overall and of their last ten, and are "I remember my first battery experience. It offensive lineman Joe Walter fifth in the CCHA at 6-4-1, have playing their way right out of CINCINNATI - Believe it or said. "I think that's the part we're been outscored 19-6 in their last the lottery. not, some Cincinnati Bengals was an Eveready. Or maybe it was an going to miss." three games, giving up seven Enjoy your fruitcake. players actually will miss the op- Energizer It was a D, too, not one of those Walter remembers getting hit goals to Miami and four to Ohio • Delon Sanders must portunity to play in Cleveland in his hand by a dog biscuit - State Both Miami and OSU rank have drank some bad eggnog each year and get pelted by wimpy little AAAs." while he was crouched in his as two of the lowest scoring before going off on the Dallas Browns fans with batteries and Lee Johnson line stance. teams in the conference. media Wednesday. The Browns have tried to elim- "Ifa frustrating for everyone," | "Coaches don't lose or win dog biscuits. Cincinnati punter "You can get hit there. But it's inate the throwing of objects, but Eldred said. "There's going to be games," Sanders said. "This It still happens. Snowballs also peaks and valleys in every: Is a team, and the team fun," said Bengals punter Lee Johnson, a former Browns pun- Cleveland Is fighting that in played for the Cleveland Browns are popular objects for Browns season. It makes you realise you lost" can't lose those games." This from a guy who ter who admires the strong sup- court. for parts of 1987 and 1988 and fans to throw. craves the spotlight more port that Browns fans have It la no secret to visiting teams has been to Cleveland Stadium "That's part of going to the The Broncos are 14-5-0 overall than Kato Kaelln and Is the shown during the years. that when they venture near every year since with the Ben- other people's place," Bengals this season and 11-3-0 In the example of the player who The Bengals (6-8) play at Cleveland Stadium's east end gals. "It was an Eveready. Or defensive end John Copeland CCHA. Western Michigan beat finds that there may be no Cleveland on Sunday in what zone stands - more commonly maybe it was an Energizer.... It said. the Falcons 4-2 earlier this year "I" in team but there is a could be the final home game for known as the "Dawg Pound" - was a D, too, not one of those wi- Dave Lapham, a former Ben- at the Ice Arena. Freshman goalie "me." A comment like that la the Cleveland Browns (4-10). they are subjected to being pel- mpy little AAAs." gals lineman who now is a radio Mike Magllardlti stopped 50 shots hypocritical as Wilt Browns owner Art Modell plans ted by fans. "The most incredible thing up broadcaster for the team, re- In that game aa the Falcons con- Chamberlain promoting "I remember my first battery there is the Dawg Pound. You get called one of his first trips near abstinence. to move the team to Baltimore next season, although the city of experience," said Johnson, who biscuits and bones and all that the Pound in the mid-1970s. 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Continued from page man, Madison, I think that's the next to come to Anderson Arena, one nois State, Delaware State and students. You need to take a cou- "It comes down to recruiting," beat." of the smallest arenas in the na- Hampton. Still in Driesell's 33 ple hours off to stop and unwind, Larranaga said. "You have kids teams in their conference each James Madison, out of the tion. years of coaching 32 have ended and this would be a perfect at- like DeMar [Moore] and Anthony and every year and [Drieaell is] Colonial Athletic Assocatlon, is "We've tried everybody," Lar- •tor above .500. mosphere to do it." [Stacey] come in, and they are one of the legendary college probably the most high-profile ranaga said. Larranaga expressed hope that ■Defense wins: The Falcons already competitors on the de- coaches, certainly a Hall of school to play at Bowling Green The Falcons will have to deal a large crowd will fill the arena had been giving up only 61.2 ppg fensive side of the ball. Many Famer. since the Falcons defeated Mich- with senior guard Darren McUn- for Saturday night's game. as a team heading into Wednes- high school players are allergic igan State in December, 1990. ton on Saturday. He leads the "I would hope that students day's 75-64 loss at Syracuse, good to defense." "I think it's nice to have that Larranaga recognized that in Dukes in scoring at 21.7 ppg. would take that time to break for second in the conference. caliber of coach and team come the modern era of college bas- James Madison enters with a from studies Saturday night at The key to the team's defen- trip's oven The Falcons into Anderson. We're not able to ketball it will be difficult to get 3-3 record, but their wins have 7:30," Larranaga said. "It's a sive resurgence has been one of returned from Syracuse Thurs- get Big Ten, so to have James many more big-name programs been over unimpressive foes Illi- very important weekend for all youth. day afternoon. REBOUND WOMEN Continued from page (even. teams in the conference. MSU "He is the difference in their As of Monday, Brett Punchard, Continued from page wven. ■Sophomore Brooke Belcher has increased her playing time beat the Broncos 3-0 last Friday season right now," Eldred said Jeff Herman and Todd Kelman "We are all kind of tired right since being inserted into the trolled the game, but Magliarditi and WMU shutout Michigan last about Magliarditi. "He is really were all listed as doubtful for now," Terry said. "But because it saved 15 shots in the final period Saturday 5-0. After his perform- the key." Friday. However, Eldred said he is Georgia we will all take our starting line-up against Dusque- to preserve the win. ance against the Wolverines Mag- thought Punchard and Herman games to another level regard- sne. Belcher is averaging just "It's a team we've played well liarditi was named this week's BG flew out of Cleveland were possibly questionable. Pun- under seven points a game and is less of how tired we are. Every- second on the team with 26 as- against before," Eldred said. "I CCHA Defensive Player of the Thursday morning and will prac- chard missed the last two games one will give 110 percent and an sists. think we controlled the first Week. tice before the game Friday with an ankle injury and Herman extra effort. The big thing for us morning, which begins at 6 p.m. game. In the last game Magliar- Magliarditi leads the CCHA in had a shoulder injury last Satur- will be defensive transition be- "She has come in and done a lot diti just played an outstanding league goal tending with a 1.97 Eldred said BG welcomes the op- day in practice. Senior left wing cause they are so quick." portunity to play at a neutral site. of good things for us at point game." goals against average in league Jamie Williams will miss the rest "Georgia is one of the premier guard," Clark said. "She is a good "It's a good atmosphere. It's a Western Michigan, ranking games. He is 9-1-0 in league of the season due to a knee injury. teams in women's basketball, so passer and on top of that is a eighth in most polls. Is coming off games and owns a .936 save per- nice little break in the middle of He had reconstructive surgery we will definetly be pumped up," scoring threat and that makes the season," he said. a split of two of the top three centage. Monday at Wood County Hospital. Puthoff added. our guards real tough to play."

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. = ^V i 1^^ ■ Where is Santa now? Did you ever for one in big red bows and placed only to find that Santa had probably even find myself when I was young. And moment wish you could go under the Christmas tree. made one last visit some- asking for better grades, everybody knows, Santa back to being five years Back then, we all knew time during the night and peace of mind, and maybe only brings presents to old again? The thought that Santa was always left another batch of toys. even a boyfriend who good little boys and girls. crosses my mind at least watching to see if we were Talk about a happy kid. I believes in treating me like But I guess that's why once a year, especially being good little boys and just always thought that I a princess (after all, this is we grow up and leam the when Christmastime rolls girls and if we were, then had been an extra special a wish list, right?). truth about the mystery of around. Every time I catch we would surely be re- kid that year. Years later, And after I got done Santa. For one, it would be that very first glimpse of warded. my parents ruined that making a list of all these way too expensive, and Santa on the Thanksgiving I remember this one illusion by telling me the wishes, I would have to last, there would be far too Christmas when I was only truth. wonder whether or not my many unhappy boys and three years old when my If life could only be wishes would be waiting girls on Christmas Day. grandpa dressed up in a that simple now. If only I for me under the tree when Santa suit and showed up could be that naive to I woke up since I'm not on Melissa Lipowski is the at my house with a sack believe in something so my best behavior like I editor of Weekend Reality. full of toys just before my magical. Think about it. used to be at Christmas bedtime. I remember What would happen if each )u::::oonery hearing the reinging of and every one of us would sleigh bells coming from sit down and write those Day Parade and every time the living room and asking letters to Santa now? I Reality I see my parent's Christ- myself if it could really be know if I had the opportu- mas tree decorated and lit who I thought it was. And nity to make my own wish Melissa Lipowski - editor for the very first time, it's it was! I just couldn't list again it would not even Aaron Epple - Asst. Editor like I'm suddenly caught in believe my eyes because resemble the ones I used to a time machine that takes had always been told that write when I was little, Ryan Honeyman me back to the days when Santa would never come to since I don't think Barbie Janet Oyen Santa was real and rein- your house if you were dolls or bicycles are the Mathew Krajewski deer really could fly. awake. But there he was, things I want more than Penny Brown I'm sure you all standing right in front of anything in the world. Lindsey Krout remember those days of me with a bunch of toys. It I think Barbie dolls making Christmas lists full was really a miracle to a and bicycles would prob- Aaron Weisbord of toys and hoping and little kid and one of my ably be replaced by cold, Karen Klaehn praying that when you favorite memories. hard cash to pay off my - Colleen Casey woke up on Christmas Probably the best part college tuition, credit card morning, everything you of that Christmas was bills, car payments, and Vicki Heckman wanted would be wrapped waking up in the morning insurance payments. I'd Ed Reed 'uMished weekly during the academic school reduction of contents is strictly prohibited, omments or concerns to Weekend Reality, - Green, OH 43402 or reality ebgnetbgsu.edu.

WR • December 8,1995 • page 2 true when Santa is film, however, pay involved. Upon her particular attention to the Miracle rekindles confrontation with a way the mother in the mall Santa, who is film treats Susan, almost convinced that he is the as if she were an adult. real Santa, Santa real- By treating her as far too traditional izes that what Susan grown up for her own needs more than any- good, Susan misses out thing is something to on the opportunity to believe in. have a real childhood Starring Richard until someone takes Christmas spirit Attenborough, Elizabeth notice and transforms the Perkins, Dylan situation. After you think Is anyone out McDermott and Mara about that, just remember there in the mood Wilson as Susan, this how you ruined the for a good, old- film is sure to set you in mystery of Santa for fashioned Christmas a festive mood and send your younger brothers flick? Well, make a you back to the days and sisters. Now, don't trip to the nearest when Santa really was you feel guilty? more than a fat man in a Miracle on 34th Street video store and red suit. Fox Video check out the most As you watch the Rated PG recent version of Miracle on 34th Street. In this new holi- day film, based on the Howard's■ 1 Mon-Sot 12-9:30 clubW cm I ■ 1947 classic, a little girl ^mS.P-Vlnm discovers that dreams Friday really can come true when you believe in the magic of old St. Nick. Blftzen Six-year old Susan, who is told by her mother at an early ] w < > age that there is no such, thing as Santa Claus, fails to believe that The Canoe Shop Chirac it ma© wishes really can come ROS Sale By Blade Swamp Outfitters Melissa @\FE Lipowski

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\ WR • December 15,1995 • page 4 i resent holidays, 1 *% , llyfat guy himself, a.k.a. j04vasn t actually Santa, butJm W.Tlose to the spirit of St. Nrrk

HjggiB in the business of holiday merri- »ars. As well as impersonating Claus, he lowning^fla Easter Bunny-ing as well. And beslcids, ... *****'"" started hisj^anta days when he was a delivery man for Sears Co. forty-nine years ago. Apparently, the Santa that Sears had fof'that season ha/come down with pneumonia, and as Fleming said. tjhed about 250 pounds at the time, and I was asked to be a stan ke'e been standing in ever since. 1|I realjy enjoyed being Santa," Fleming said, "so I started wearing the suit at home as well, being Santa for my kids and for the neighborhood kids ."4 jf*^ Fleming enjoyed it so much, in fact, that he started playing Santa for some kids that weren't so fortunate, too. "Sears used to give all the toys • - ' they ha'dn't sold through Christmas to the Salvation Army to be taken to needy kids," Fleming told. "1 thought I could d«J them one better, so I put , on my suit, gathered up all those toys in my truck, ari§Sfent out to delive£, . them myself. I also used to have grocery stores donate candy and fruit too." J When I asked Fleming what the worst thing that had happene as Santa, he laughed. "That would have to be about twenty years agoTSX was working at a home for mentally handicapped kids, and this sixteenyear old boy who weighed about three hundred pounds came up and kicked me- in the shins for 'not bringing him a .22 rifle the year before.' " Over his forty nine years, Fleming has worn out three Santa suits and "Lord only knows how many beards and hair pieces." His wife has started becoming Mrs. Claus and doing the rounds with him as well. "We really love children," Fleming said. "We've had twenty seven foster children. I believe that there's no such thing as a bad kid, it's just ■'that not all kids have the kind of parents that they need." % "The thing I've learned most from all this," Fleming said, "is to never promise little kids anything. You tell them that you 'might bring them this,' or you 'might bring them that,' but you also tell them that you might have some surprises wrapped up for them. That way, you keep the kids happy and you get their parents off the hook, too. " Fleming has spent the past seven years at the Woodland Mall. He has also done various functions at fire stations, shelters, and many other places that are sometimes in need of a little holiday cheer. And holiday cheer is what Fleming has plenty of, indeed.

WR •December 15,1995 • page 5 Embracing the seventies

We don't have to be embarassed anymore

By Ryan Honeyman

WR • December 15,1995 • page 6 The seventies are making Nixon. an enormous comeback. Not Even the classic films of the sev- because of Time/Life's enties have made a monstrous come- "Sounds of the Seventies" back into the mainstream. The re- compilations or frequent releasing of Star Wars and Jaws reruns of Saturday Night have opened the eyes of many into Fever on TBS. seventies culture. The seventies have re- Bands like Urge Overkill and turned because people are no Lenny Kravitz are constantly trying longer embarrassed by the to capture that seventies sound on way they looked, dressed or their new releases, and it's catching '■ i danced. The past IS years on in a big way. have given many enough Students at BG have also found the time to get over their phobia laid back, fun-loving groove of the of double-knit polyester bell- seventies irresistible. From disco bottoms and platform shoes balls to Salvation Army clothes, and start feeling the warm students collect whatever seventies nostalgia that many in the memorabilia they can get their hands eighties felt about the sixties. on. In this grand awakening Scott Heiser believes that a huge that many are experiencing part of seventies nostalgia lies in the i» or on the verge of, the enter- clothes everyone wore. tainment industry is respond- "My favorite piece of seventies ing, eager to jump into the clothing would have to be my mus- latest seventies fad that tard-brown button-down shirt with a comes down the pipe. butterfly collar and blue and white Heading the latest charge feathers all over it," said Heiser, a of the "bring back the seven- freshman art major. "You gotta have ties" revolution is actor/ lots of gold chains to go along with director Quentin Tarrantino. it." In his last two films, Reser- "It's proven now that it doesn't voir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, matter what you look like so it's all you'd be hard pressed to find right to wear platform shoes and some scene that doesn't bor- pants with a big rainbow on the ass. row from the seventies cul- When you say "the seventies", all ture. you can do is laugh." In Pulp Fiction, Samuel L. Junior comp art major James Mart? Jackson sports an overly finds the entertainment of the seven- damp afro while he chats ties to be the most appealing. with John Travolta in their light blue Chevy Nova, all set to the funky beat of "Jungle Boogie" by Kool and the Gang. slacker high school generation of the Reservoir Dogs even devotes an time. Filled with big cars, bad hair- entire soundtrack to the music of the cuts and a band of weed-smoking, seventies with classics like "Magic beer-chugging teens, Dazed and Carpet Ride" and "Little Green Confused has that irresistible seven- Bag". ties nostalgic feel that many are But seventies culture isn't only catching on to. making its way into crime films. The This Christmas, director Oliver movie Dazed and Confused made a Stone will take the plunge back into name for itself by capitalizing off of the seventies with a look at the po- taking a humorous look at the litical turmoil of the decade with — n WR 'December 15,1995 • page 7 "Great shows like What's Happen- ture," said Martz. ing and movies like Saturday Night "Fred has that Fever were great," Martz said. pimp/swinger "There was also all the funk music look about him that derived from the seventies." with that scarf he Aaron Brescia agrees that the mu- always wore and sic is what made the seventies unfor- the girls that gettable. always stayed "It's difficult to find the character with him. Scooby in any of today's contemporary mu- and Shaggy were sic," Brescia said. He adds that his the drug element. collection ranges from everything • ORIGINAL • SOUNDTRACK ■ They were al- from the early seventies with The f = •RECORDING. ways "seeing Doors and Jimi Hendrix to the later phantoms" and days of the disco craze with The Bee downing "scooby Gees. snacks" which In the end, Martz sums up the gave them super- entire culture of the seventies into powers. They that famous Hanna-Barbarra cartoon also seemed to be suffering from an endless case of the "munchies." Who knows, maybe someday we'll take a look back on the nine- that we all used to watch, ties and be able to sum it all up in Scooby Doo. one word, Baywatch. Well, let's hope "Scooby Doo epitomizes not. all of the seventies cul-

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