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Visitors at Checkpoint University Theater will hold open western borders and allow citizens to travel freely Wall unlocked Charlie, the crossing used by foreigners, said it was auditions for two productions The anywhere for the first time since the Berlin Wall was quiet as was the Friedrichstrasse railroad crossing. Nerd," by Larry Shue and erected in 1961. isional step until a law is passed to allow East Ger- East Germans reacted to the news with astonish- "Seascape," by Edward Albee, at 7 The move would end decades of fencing in East mans greater freedom of travel. ment and jubilation. p.m. Nov. 13,14 and 15. Tryouts for Germans to prevent their flight to the West and could Schabowski did not say when the law would be "Is it really true?" asked Mario Schmidt, 18. '•The Nerd" will be in 402 University leave the wall — a symbol of the differences between passed and it was not immediately clear when the "Now I no longer feel locked in here," said Uwe Hall while "Seascape" tryouts will be East and West — as a mere monument to the Cold borders would be opened. He also said East Ger- Landgraf, 28, who hoped to travel to Paris. in 405 University Hall. War. Since 1961,191 people are known to have died many was not yet ready to tear down all its barriers. "I think that even some of those who left recently "The Nerd" will be presented Feb. while fleeing to the West from East Germany. The decision, made during a Central Committee will come back now," said a 25-year-old electrician 7 through Feb. 11 and ''Seascape" will "Open the gate! Open the gate!" chanted about 100 meeting, means all East Germans "can travel over who would give his name only as Thomas. be performed Feb. 14 through Feb. 17. East Berliners who gathered Thursday night at the all East German border checkpoints," including For more information about the Brandenburg Gate, the huge monument just over the through the Berlin Wall, Schabowski told reporters The Berlin Wall has divided Berlin and the two auditions, contact the theater Berlin Wall in East Berlin. in East Berlin. German nations since 1961. Communist authorities department. New Communist leader Egon Krenz also urged a Those who want to emigrate can go to West Ger- built it to stop an exodus to West Germany. It be- law ensuring free and democratic elections in a des- many directly without having to go through a third came a symbol of the differences between East and Blood drive successful: perate attempt to gain control of his country. country, Schabowski said. East Germans nave been West, differences that Soviet President Mikhail S. Response to the American Red Cross More than 200,000 East Germans have fled West so fleeing through Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Po- Gorbachev has sought to erase by urging reforms in weeklong blood drive has been far this year; more than 50,000 have left since Satur- land. the Soviet bloc. "excellent —the best we've done in day alone. Hundreds of thousands of people have Schabowski said those who only want to visit the Every U.S. president since John F. Kennedy has years," according to Stacy Bolyard, taken to the streets to demand democratic reforms West need visas, but that those should be issued urged the East Germans to tear the wall down. student coordinator of the event. and the end of 40 years of one-party nile. quickly. He mentioned no limit about the length of President Bush hailed the announcement as a Bolyard said as of Thursday Guenter Schabowski, a member of the ruling Po- stay abroad. "dynamic development" and said it was "clearly a afternoon 700 students came to the litburo said East Germany's heavily fortified fron- The offices that issue travel visas closed for the big development in terms of human rights." Lenhart Grand Ballroom in the tier with West Germany would be opened as a prov- night by the time Schabowki made the historic an- r'We welcome it," Bush said. University Union and attempted to give blood, and while some have been turned away for health reasons, 600 pints of blood have been collected. Today is the last day of the drive Students arrested and students may still blood from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. without an appointment. Bolyard said she expects several hundred more in processing IDs students to donate. "We're hoping to get at least 1,000 by Greg Plagens years and/or a fine of $2,500. pints — that's our goal," she said. city editor Police confiscated a 3 by 2 foot board The Red Cross collected 877 pints of designed to appear as an Ohio driver's blood in its April 1989 blood drive and license. The numbers and letters were 785 pints in February. Arrest charges or possible grand drawn on plastic sheets so they could eiry indictments are pending for five be changed and a space for the pho- niversity students implicated Wed- tograph Had been cut away. nesday night in allegedly processing A person holding the board in front of State fake driver's licenses. a red or blue sheet could put their head Two students, third floor residents of in the cut-out area and have a pho- Darrow Hall, were reportedly involved tograph taken that when developed and Problem discussed: During in making the fake driver's licenses trimmed to the proper size, would ap- a statewide conference Thursday in and three others had their pictures tak- pear to be a real driver's license. Blue Ash, Ohio, doctors and en for fake ID's. Also confiscated by police were: art psychiatrists said finding pregnant However, the students' names are supplies they believe were used in mak- drug users and persuading them to being kept confidential until formal ing the board, a 35mm camera valued seek help for their addictions is a charges have been made, police said. at about $700. a Polaroid camera, a problem for people who treat such Police were notified about the fake string of M-60 blank ammunition, a box women. Leaders of the conference licenses by a local film processor who of 9mm live ammunition, a Browning examining the problems of was developing the film for the stu- high-powered 9mm pistol, two large cocaine-addicted mothers also said dents. hunting knives, a slingshot and a gun they will fight efforts to make it a From one of the pictures on the roll, used to shoot paint pellets, police said. crime for women to use illegal drugs police were able to determine that the Possessing dangerous weapons on duringpregnancy. students lived in one of the newer dor- campus is in violation of school policy Ira Chasnoff, a specialist from matories on campus. After several and could warrant a suspension from Chicago said it is essential to educate random inquiries by city police offi- the University. not only the public about the problem, cers, a resident adviser of Darrow "Anybody that has a dangerous but law enforcement officials identified the students and police were weapon in their room can be suspended —including prosecutors and judges — able to obtain a search warrant. for at least one year," said Derek Dick- who might otherwise prosecute such "They all know they've been had," inson, director of Standards and women. said Det. David Stuckey of the Bowling Procedures. Chasnoff said his recent study Green Police Department. "By next Dickinson said he has been at the Un- showed that about 11 percent of Monday or Tuesday, we'll probably iversity for 20 years and has not had an infants —about 375,000 nationwide — have everything put together and they incident involving a gun on campus are born each year suffering from the will be charged?' since the Vietnam War era when sol- effects of cocaine. The students will probably be diers returned from the war and direc- charged with a fourth-degree felony, tly enrolled in school. Parma man charged: A either under the criminal simulation or However, he said those incidents Parma, Ohio man has been charged forgery sections, police said. were quickly cleared up and dangerous with three counts of second-degree BG News/Brock Vlinlch Criminal simulation or forgery in- weapons have not been a significant vehicular homicide in an accident A Sweeping Curl volves passing or possessing objects problem since then. that killed three women as they Bowling Green Curling Club member Gayle Pearson sweeps the Ice In front of her known to be simulated or forged with "Every now and then I get a fold-up changed a tire on the side of rock at the Ice Arena while playing Thursday morning. Sweeping the ice melts a intent to use them. knife, but this is the first gun incident Interstate-95 near Woodbine. Ga. The thin surface layer and helps the shots to go farther, she said. The maximum penalty for a fourth- I've had since the early 1970s," he said. Georgia State Patrol said John P. Cipollone, 25, was charged degree felony is a prison term of five Wednesday and remained in the Camden County jail in lieu of $5,050 bond on each of the misdemeanor counts. BG attorney favors Senator backs loan bill Killed in the accident early Tuesday were sisters Paulette McNeil, 45, and Harkins aims for reduction of student loan defaults Beverly Redden, 40, both of Dade Greek house ban City, Va., and their cousin, Patricia first-time students until 30 days after classes Cooper, 46, of Trenton, N. J. They died by Jane Norman by John Kohlstrand USAToday-CIN had begun. Schools with high default rates instantly when Cipollone's car struck staff writer would have to implement a refund policy based them as they changed a flat tire in the on how long the student attended the school. southbound emergency lane of 1-95, WASHINGTON - U.S. Sen. Tom Harkin The bill also would standardize the method of the patrol said. Bowling Green's city attorney is expected to make a recom- D-Iowa, is pushing a bill that he has said would figuring default rates and would require insti- mendation today concerning the proposed ordinance banning reduce student loan defaults by $1.3 billion dur- tutions whose rates are higher than 25 percent Greek housing from the city's S-l zones. ing the next five years. to enter into four-year plans to cut defaults. Nation City Council re-tabled the ordinance at last Monday night's In his first year as chairman of a Senate sub- The bill is pending before a Senate subcom- meeting to consider other options, after concerned residents committee that deals with higher education mittee and probably will not be taken up until filled the room to voice opinions about the ordinance. funding, Harkin said he became distressed that early next year. Medal awarded: in At Monday's meeting, City Attorney -Mike Marsh said the or- $1.9 billion was spent every year to cover de- Milwaukee, a Jewish soldier who said dinance, would be difficult to defend in court if it was challenged faults in the student loan program. The Senate earlier this year approved stu- he saved his battalion by by a S-l property owner. dent loan default legislation, but Harkin said he single-handedly shooting to death Because the value of the S-l properties might go down if the Many of the problems arise at unscrupulous thought additional measures were needed. more than 500 Japanese soldiers may proposal passes, the courts would probably favor the land proprietary or trade schools that recruit low- Pam McKinney, Harkin's press secretary, soon receive the Medal of Honor he owners, Marsh said. income students. Harkin said 57 percent of the said his bill contained measures that the De- believes was denied because of his Much of the interest in the ordinance concerns a former Pee schools across the country with default rates of partment of Education "can't or won't do." religion. Wee League field, on Mercer Road, owned by realtor Doug Val- more than 20 percent are proprietary schools, Marshaling the support of a U.S. entine. as are 75 percent of those with default rates that She said Harkin, who tangled with federal senator, an authenticated photograph Valentine's site plan — necessary for the development of any top 50 percent. officials at hearings on student loans earlier taken from the body of a Japanese S-l area —has been approved by Council and it includes the con- Harkin's bill would require that all students this year, would be "very pleased" if the de- soldier and affidavits from two struction of four apartment buildings on the site. who lack high school diplomas pass a test de- partment would make an effort to cut the de- former commanders, David S. veloped by an independent organization ap- fault rate, but "he isn't confident they will Rubitsky thinks he has enough According to Ward 2 Neighborhood Association Head Tamara proved by the Secretary of Education. without some kind of nudge." evidence to win official recognition 47 Sharp, Valentine has discussed leasing one of the buildings with a years after the deed. University sorority. Current law sets no standards or regulations Bob Davidson, director of the post-secondary Her group and other ward residents are concerned about the other than to say students may receive federal division of the budget service section of the De- Compiled from local and AP side effects of Greek housing, such as excessive noise, litter and loans if they demonstrate an "ability to bene- partment of Education, said the agency is wire reports traffic, Sharp said. fit" from a school's curriculum. ''moving pretty fast" to cut the default rate. D See Zoning, page 7. In addition, Harkin's bill would bar loans to D See Defaults, page 8. THE BG NEWS
2 IC News November lO, 1989 Editorial The BG News -An independent Student Voice- EDITORIAL BOARD Angela Blandina Editor
Amy Burkett Beth Church Managing Editor News Editor
Amy Cole Barbara A. Weadock Asst. Managing Editor Editorial Editor Campus bigots need silencing
To each their own. For a democratic and impartial society to exist, this philosophy must be understood. And ob- A Market Square Hero Dennis Robaugh viously, in light of recent bigoted behavior at this University, it is not. In early October, the doors of the women's stud- ies offices at the University Union were damaged — signs were ripped off doors and insulting comments Violent alcohol fairy kind to few scribbled on them. Also, graphic messages against the Lesbian and You've seen him wandering them. nice guy, so I followed him to the linoleum. around Bowling Green on the Slowly the door creaked open. home. Then she chased the girl out of Gay Alliance were written on the sidewalks around weekends. His dancing green Then it shut. There was some For some reason a red- the house and down the street. campus and National Coming Out Day posters were eyes seem to float in his head rustling and stumbling, but bearded pixie was dancing on Alkeyhall Willystick pranced torn down from various University locations. and his smile can hardly be hid- Christopher and his girlfriend her nose, but she didn't know merrily about the room, fol- At a large-sized university especially, there is den beneath his pointed red didn't hear it because they were why. lowed Christopher's girlfriend bound to be a melting pot of students — students of beard. oblivious to all around them. ,rYou see," chimed in Chris. into the bathroom, sat himself A slight paunch is hidden be- Dawn arrived and the birds "She followed me home. Can I on the towel rack and watched different backgrounds, of different races and dif- neath a Blurry Technicolor began their morning revelry. keep her?" her shower. ferent sexual preferences. overcoat as he skips lightly They decorated his car like min- She washed her long, beauti- People in a college atmosphere are traditionally about the city streets, into the i-Picassos, whistling merry That was the last stupid thing ful, silky hair with a can of beer. more accepting of those differences. Students are trees, across rooftops and tunes and wishing they could eat Chris said. In fact, it was the last See, the alcohol fairy does taught that in order for harmony to exist in any through the pilings of autumn burritos and laxatives. For the thing he said. The last thing he bless some folks. leaves. "creative influence" of course. saw was his girlfriend's fist Robaugh, a junior news- community — be it collegiate, local or national — He's a warm, friendly and Dawn left the paper on the landing on his nose —scram- editorial major, is a columnist people need to be more accepting of those with non- engaging pixie — with a capaci- porch and rode her bike down bling his senses and sending him for The News. conforming lifestyles. ty Tor violence equaled only by the street as the sun shone But, when blatantly prejudicial ignorance — such those who overdose on laxatives through the treetops. as that of late — has been exhibited against those and burritos. Christopher awoke and wan- He is Alkeyhall Willystick - dered through the living room LETTERS people, the already-existing tension is multiplied. demon fairy and pleasure- and into the kitchen — naked. As The people responsible for these outrageous and seeker unheard of since the im- he opened the fridge, light sliced juvenile displays are only generating more hatred mortal and immoral traveler across the room and onto the where there is already an abundant supply. In or- known as Simon Wagstaff. couch in the living room. Women must take responsibility der for there to be an intimidation-free environ- Alkeyhall blessed a fellow I And there on the couch was a know — we'll call him Chris- sleeping young lady. To the Editor, half children a year have no say ment — for everyone — they must be ignored. topher because that's what his Naturally, Christopher was a In the Oct. 31 editorial, "Wo- in how their parents conduct Perhaps this will silence them for good. mother named him and it's a lot little shocked. Only he and his men's Rights Include Choice," themselves. But after giving easier that way. girlfriend were supposed to be in the writer begins by saying with them life, isn't it cruel to violen- But there are just some peo- le house. In fact, only he and decisions, one must accept re- tly take that from them? There- Eile, no matter how hard they try hisgirlfriend live in the house. sponsibility. The article contin- fore, Americans must take the o please him, who iust aren't Then she woke up and saw ues by declaring that the right to responsibility to protect and treated well by Alkeyhall. Christopher ... replete in all his have an abortion must be main- preserve the country's youngest Christopher decided to spend nothingness. tained to uphold women's free- citizens. Wage hike will Thursday evening celebrating The plot thickened (No. The dom. This crumbles the argu- this joyous thing we call life, lib- plot thickened.) as the girlfriend ment that women are intellec- Jennifer Barnard erty and the pursuit of total wandered toward the kitchen. tually and emotionally capable OCMB0228 drunkenness. She was also naked. of making decisions. If a woman cause job loss He hit the bars with a veng- No...no, go back, he waved has control over her own body, eance, dollars hanging out of his frantically. But she wandered in could she not have made the Respond Kckets pleading spend me on anyway to see the young lady crucial decisions about sex and It's good to see the political bickering over the er, spend me on wine, spend sitting on the couch rubbing her pregnancy beforehand? De- Letters to the editor minimum wage has subsided and agreement me on something. Let's have a eyes. cisions, such as what kind of should be a maximum of has been reached between the White House and good time." "Who the hell is that?" she birth control to use, what would 200-300 words in length and congressional leaders in granting an increase for Christopher partied, danced, demanded. "What is she doing happen to the baby if the birth should be typewritten, drank and sang — and somehow sleeping on your couch?" control fails and after all con- double-spaced and signed. the first time since 1981. managed to lose his underwear "I...I don t know," Christoph- siderations, whether or not it is Please include your ad- The issue of the minimum wage is emotionally on his way to the restroom. er stammered. "I've never seen best to abstain altogether. dress or on-campus mail- loaded, with partisans often forgetting what the A bouncer later found them in her before." box number, as well as real-world effect of raising the wage floor is. the side pocket of the billiards "You picked her up at the Women can not have it both your telephone number for Regardless of what Congress does, the market- table with a curious "Thank bars, didn't you?" ways. They must decide if they verification. you!" note attached. "No. No, I swear I didn't." want responsibility or abortion. The News reserves the place sets the effective minimum. Anyway, there he was, The girl on the couch interrup- Abortion only cripples their right to reject material. All drawerless but happy, chaffing ted. In a meek voice she said, ''I logic. Unfortunately, 95 to 98 submissions are subject to Those who have been campaigning hardest for an as he walked home. just followed him home." percent of a million and a half condensation. increase in the minimum wage will he pleased that He got home, unlocked the "You did what?" screamed children a year are dying be- Please address submis- this is finally coming about. But their elation must door and wandered to his room. his irate girlfriend. cause their parents did not take sions to: He took off his clothes and plop- "I followed him home," she Brecautions or could not accept be tinged with regret that inevitably jobs will be ped into bed next to his slumber- repeated. "I saw him in the bar. le responsibility of bearing a Editorial Editor lost that just cannot be maintained at the higher ing girlfriend. I was very drunk and I was child when the precautions The BG News level. So there they were. Snoozing afraid I'd be attacked if I walked failed. 210 West Hall away. Oblivious to all around home alone. He looked like a This group of a million and a Congress and the president can agree to set a cer- Fatman by John Boissy tain wage level, but the market often ignores what HI BotC" 'A %T/U- &tAO&/HG... flur( IM HOT AT -ft* awx^vv-r/ ^^rV£ toSCf I44C1S -rue FAT/HA>v AND... /A- VOU OOWT CooAeAArc, politicians do. In the end, the market will decide INTO Ar-i Aix«v dev rirv D TM1S Vor^> oeAa cor*rwi&sj,GweA? what a job is worth and what is reasonable for an Ju. flsrr Tov THOUGHT- Tfcyw. vaw ... r-*e n*j&H-r , vtsj' QmouM UJIU. at f?eriAiMo> ■•■ PBRMAMENTLV/IIIHIII, employer to pay. TH*r roo MAO «(rrr ^vr.. TBIOPCO Ano Fac wro vo* ui^er A«r DOING ? you C*rH* Our" vocr This editorial was reprinted courtesy of The UJCM V'3" isu. urnw Columbus Dispatch /» eve"*. ,Goffror*»*' V aoi>l AMO -VAC. A 13''.
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Campus Life ISNIWI Novtmbti lO, 1989 3 Leadership skills addressed Faculty members discuss administrative assertive potentials by J.J. Thompson Piper, an associate professor of health education, is the chairman reporter of the event. He received the Faculty Excellence Award for the Col- lege of Education in 1987 and has been one of the five finalists for the BGSU Master Teacher Award in the past five years. Motivation, communication, effective decision making, goal set- Partin, a professor of educational foundations and inquiry, has ting and problem solving will be the focus of a conference on leader- made presentations to more than 225 groups since 1974 and acts as ship abilities for University students and faculty. the Coordinator of Guidance and Counseling Programs at the Uni- ''Unlocking Leadership Potential," scheduled for Monday at the versity. He has also served as the director of Graduate Studies in the Bowling Green Holiday Inn, includes presentations by four faculty College of Education. members — John Piper, Ron Partin, Ruth Olscamp and Martha Olscamp has practiced and taught the field of communication dis- Tack. orders for 15 years and is a licensed speech pathologist. She has had Joyce Kepke, director of Conference Programs in the Continuing training at the Julliard School in New York and is certified by the Education department, said the speakers were selected because of American Speech, Language and Hearing Association. their experiences in leadership training. Tack recently co-authored Leaders on Leadership: The College Presidency in addition to conducting seminars on leadership na- "(These faculty members) are good presenters and interesting tionwide. He is a professor in the department of educational admin- speakers," Kepke said. "They've all been involved in some way in istration and supervision at the University. leadership training." The leadership conference has been approved by the Ohio De- Each speaker has worked individually on leadership seminars be- partment of Education, and Continuing Education Units will be a- fore, but this is the first year the group has worked as a whole, she warded by the department to its participants. said. A $75 fee is required to sign up for the conference and anyone in- "There has been a lot of campus interest so far as well as response terested in attending the conference should contact the continuing from people in business and the school administration." Kepke said. education department. Blotter Ohio humor basis DA student reported his treatment Tuesday after coat, valued at $270, was sto- taking an overdose of pills. of McCord novel len Monday while left un- ( A package valued at $18 attended on a chair during a was stolen from the front of- by Lynn Gagel "I make up a recipe for the dance in the Northeast Com- fice of the University Post Of- staff writer way things ought to be and then mons. fice sometime between Sat- look at the way they are," Mc DA bicycle valued at $150 urday and Tuesday and re- Cord said. "(Ohioans) realize was stolen from a Darrow mains under investigation. Ohio is a wonderful place, but they are not and there's nothing bike rack Monday. a Two gold rings valued at what it needs for improvement left to do but laugh. : A student reported he lost $1,250 were reported stolen are mountains, three volcanoes, "I think every locality takes one coupon book and another from a room in Batchelder wild horses, no roads, fewer itself seriously, but people from BG News/John Potter was stolen from his locked Hall sometime between Oct. people and a place to surf, ac- other places and with other sen- Tricky Shot room in Chapman Monday. 29 and Nov. 1. cording to one University Eng- ses of order don't always take it Senior Matt Frey lines up a shot in the University Union billiards The value of both books DA roll of toilet paper was lish professor and author. so seriously," he continued. "An room Thursday afternoon. Frey said that he and his friend try to totaled $215. set on fire Wednesday in the Howard McCord, former di- outsider can find humor." play a few times during the week between classes and "every DFire extinguishers were first floor of the women's res- rector of the University's Crea- While McCord finds it easy to Thursday before we go out to the bars." set off Monday and Tuesday troom in Rodgers. There tive Writing Program, turns his poke fun at Ohio, he said he has on the second floor of Eppler were no injuries or damage. suggestions on what Ohio needs lived in the state since 1971 and South. DA chemistry book valued into humor in The Duke of he actually likes it. Berlin Fifteen prominent East Berlin DA meal coupon book val- at $50 was reported stolen Chemical Birds, his newly pub- "I really couldn't imagine a Communist intellectuals and ued at $116 was reported Wednesday, from the third lished book of satirical poetry. better place to work, unless it D Continued from page 1. officials wrote a letter to the missing in the Student Union floor lounge of MacDonald was just like this and had moun- On Capitol Hill, Senate Central Committee suggesting Tuesday. West. "I'm an immigrant to Ohio tains," he said. "I had four chil- Majority Leader George Mit- the Berlin Wall be torn down. DA student reported his DA search warrant was is- and I've always found it a won- dren bom in Ohio and they all chell said the decision amounts "It is also imaginable, even in commuter decal was stolen sued at Kreischer Wednes- derfully mysterious and slightly seem normal, so it can't be all to "the symbolic destruction of the foreseeable future, that the Friday while at the Franklin day, during which police bizarre place," said the El Paso, bad." the Berlin Wall," and he urged wall will become a relic of the Park Mall in Toledo. seized items used for making Texas, native. "It's far more The Duke of Chemical Birds is the Communists to "take the past" if an agreement is signed DA car in Lot 5 was spray false ID's, several weapons, exotic than most natives realize. the 26th book McCord has writ- final step and tear that wall with West Germany that would painted with obscene words ammunition, explosive fuse That provides a great chance for ten. Published with the help of a down." prevent "damage to the East sometime between last and a bottle of Mercury. humor." grant from the Ohio Arts Coun- "The wall is the most tangible German economy," the group Thursday and Tuesday. The DA book belonging to the Humor comes in the form of cil, it contains what McCord symbol of the failure of commu- said in a letter that appeared damage was valued at $500. fine arts department was sto- contrast — drawing the readers' called "funny poems," including nism that exists for it demon- Thursday in the Berliner A Bromfield student was len from the library Wednes- attention to something they do satirical ones. strates for the world to see — in Zeitung, a newspaper of the ci- transferred to Wood County day when it was left un- not expect, McCord said. the most stark and barbaric way S''s Communist Party organiza- Hospital and admitted for attended for several hours. "The psychological basis of The author will read selec- — that the only way the East on. humor lies somewhere in the tions from the recent pub- German government could keep Krenz, who assumed power sense of unexpected recognition lication, a new manuscript titled its people witin their country just three weeks when his — 'Well, that's exactly right, but 77ie Strange Wares of the Wick- was by preventing them from predecessor was unable to calm I've never thought of it before," edest Man in Wood County, and his nation. McCord said. "What is right in two of his other books at 7:30 leaving,' he said.
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4 IONIWI November lO, 1989 Alcohol tied to suicide when you don't want to," Ricken And the lows, especially when by Marilyn Myers said. "Often it doesn't hit an ad- coming off drugs, can intensify USA Today-CIN olescent that death is final." depression and hopelessness. "Any coexisting condition is go- Suicide is either the second or "The danger of alcohol gets ing to be made worse," he said. third leading cause of teen-age underestimated," said Dr. Da- The teens at highest risk, Old- death, depending on whom you vid Oldham, medical director of ham said, are those who have a talk to — but everyone agrees adolescent psychiatry at Baylor mental illness (such as depres- the numbers are misleading. University Medical Center in sion) and abuse drugs or alco- People who have studied the Dallas. Drug abuse is also in this hol, especially if they nave no in- problem say the numbers prob- dangerous category. tervention and some history of ably are higher than recorded violent acting out. statistics show, given that many "Ones who are hurting other suicides are reported as "acci- "They (drugs and people often hurt themselves," dents." alcohol) change he said. This is particularly true be- behavior, remove Also, depressive illness can cause of the automobile-alcohol have a chemical basis and "a combination, a lethal pairing, inhibitions, so that trigger can be drug and alcohol said Dr. Robert Haggerty, the adolescent may abuse," Oldham said. Sresident of the William T. In fact, Haggerty said, taking rant Foundation in New York act out In violent, drugs can be an early sign of de- City, an organization noted for pression. Other signs he notes its support of mental health impulsive ways." include falling grades, a "preci- Blood_. . _Between ....Brothers BG News/ John Potter projects. -Dr. David Oldham, pitating event'r compounding a persorTs already low self- Junior Scott Chamberlain, member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, prepares to donate blood at the Ameri- Automobile-alcohol numbers adolescent esteem and a change of friends. can Red Cross blood drive Thursday afternoon. Phi Gamma Delta has been encouraging all members to are sobering — almost half of psychiatrist "Kids who are in trouble seem donate throughout the past week, but the Red Cross still needs as many donors as possible to meet their adolescent deaths result from to seek each other out," he said. goal of 275 pints per day. motor vehicle accidents, said Dr. Vaughn Ricken, a pediatri- "When you start abuse, emo- Of course, not all kids who are cian at the University of Arkan- tional growth stops dead in its depressed are suicidal, but Philip Kremer of Dayton dustrial Park in the Manville sas for Medical Sciences In tracks, he said. "They don't hopelessness should be con- was arrested for disorderly con- area early Monday morning. Little Rock. learn to problem solve. They go sidered a warning sign for suici- Blotter— duct, after officers said they ob- DA woman in the 1500 block of backwards. And it doesn't take dal behavior to parents, teach- ; GA woman in the 700 block of served him carrying a Kramer Clough Street witnessed a man In those accidents, four out of much in an adolescent to consti- ers and friends. High Street reported a fight Lane street sign Sunday, police she knew scratching obscenities five of the victims are males, tute abuse. Kids are more vul- Other indicators, he says, in- taking place on the floor below said. into the roof of her car Monday with alcohol a factor in at least nerable than adults." clude verbal abuse; physical her Saturday. She said a man Two residents in the 700 night. She believes that he also half of the fatalities. Drug and alcohol abuse inter- violence and destructive behav- wearing a pink shirt was report- block of High Street engaging in cut the brake lines to her car feres with the adolescents feel- ior; "go-to-hell" defiance; vio- edly threatening to turn over a stereo war Sunday night were several weeks ago. Police re- "We suspect that a portion of ings because the chemicals lence toward family, pets, another woman's car. warned by police to turn the mu- ferred her to the prosecutor if motor vehicle accidents are create unnatural highs and lows, themselves; repeated acci- Gabriel Andre Varela of sic down because the students she wanted to press charges. mini-suicides." that the cars Oldham said. dents; self-neglect; flipping Weston, Ohio, was arrested for would be arrested if officers had may be a vehicle to kill them- "They change behavior, re- back and forth from rage to underage consumption Saturday to return. DA money box containing $25 selves. move inhibitions, so that the ad- apathetic behavior; a preoccu- morning at the College Station C Police received two com- was ripped from a pool table in olescent may act out in violent, pation with death; and suicide early Saturday morning, police plaints of loud hammering Quarters Cafe, 117 State St., "Why take precautions to live impulsive ways," he said. threats. said. noises coming from the In- Wednesday.
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Fighting continues in Nicaragua Bush to sign bill tor higher wages Koch to host weekly news show LONDON (AP) — Amnesty International said Thursday that Ni- WASHINGTON (AP) — Only President Bush's promised signa NEW YORK (AP) — Mayor Edward I. Koch promised his opinions caraguan troops have summarily executed dozens of unarmed ture is needed for the first minimum wage increase in nearly a de- wouldn't come free when he left office, and he kept his word Wed- peasants during operations against the Contras while abuses by the cade, following Congress' lopsided approval of a bill raising the rate nesday by signing on as a local television commentator and weekly U.S.-backed rebels against civilians have dropped. to *4.25 by April 1991. news show host. The international human rights group said in a report that the The measure — which includes a subminimum wage for teen- "Throughout his career, Ed Koch has never been at a loss for Sandinista government has imprisoned some soldiers for unlawful agers new to the job market — cleared the Senate on an 8M vote words," said WCBS Vice President-General Manager Roger Colloff. killings of civilians; pledged to investigate other such killings; im- Wednesday, exactly a week after it passed the House by an equally "In this new role ... he will continue to speak out about issues of in- Eroved legal protection for detainees; and freed more than 2,000 po- overwhelming vote of 382-37. terest to our viewers." tical prisoners since 1986. Bush, who struck the compromise plan with congressional Demo- According to the station, Koch will co-host a Sunday morning news, It also said, however, that since an April 1988 cease-fire there has crats last week, is expected to sign the bill before Thanksgiving, erogram with WCBS Senior Correspondent Jim Jensen. The soon-to- been no sign of a decline in non-combat killings and "disappearan- perhaps as early as next week. e ex-mayor will also do regular commentary on the station's 5 p.m. ces" of civilians blamed on security forces. "The nine-year logjam on the minimum wage is finally broken," weekday newscasts, Colloff said. President Daniel Ortega suspended the 19-month-old truce last Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., said after the Senate vote. "The Koch is slated to debut the week of Jan. 8, the station said — one week, but government and Contra delegations were to begin meeting working poor are about to receive an increase, although it is not as week after the mayor turns Grade Mansion over to Mayor-elect Da- Thursday in New York for the first direct peace talks since June 1988 much as they deserve." vid Dinkins. Details of Koch's contract were not announced. on ending the 8-year-old conflict. Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole, speaking for the Bush adminis- Koch is apparently going to be a very busy man after leaving ofr The Contras are supposed to disband and leave their Honduran tration, said "the three million American workers currently on the fice. In addition to the TV spot, Koch will do a morning radio spot on camps voluntarily by early December under an Aug. 7 agreement minimum wage will benefit." But she said skills training was the WNEW-AM, speak on urban affairs at NYU and undertake a signed by Nicaragua and four other Central American governments. best way to help the working poor and urged Congress to move national lecture schedule. The rebels were not a party to the agreement and so far most have ahead with legislation dealing with that issue. 1 shown no inclination to lay down their weapons and return home. "The minimum wage is not the pulley to pull people out of pov- Travolta again called a 'hot item Amnesty said the fate or whereabouts of scores of civilians who erty," she said. disappeared after being arrested still have not been clarified. The compromise plan will push the minimum wage, $3.35 an hour NEW YORK (AP) — It may not have reached fever pitch yet but Army units allegedly have killed dozens of unarmed civilians in since January 1981, to $3.80 on April 1 and to $4.25 a year later. At the Jobji Travolta once again is a not item in Hollywood. provinces bordering Honduras and Costa Rica and in Indian- same time, it will create a new, lower wage for 16- to 19-year-old Travolta said in this week's US magazine he once considered be- dominated regions on the Atlantic coast where fighting against the workers who are new to the job market. coming an airline pilot after his film career nosedived during the Contras once was intense, the report said. Democrats and organized labor long have opposed such a submin- 1980s. In many cases, the victims allegedly were singled out "in punish- imum "training wage" but were forced to concede that point to Bush With the success of "Look Who's Talking," in which Travolta ment or reprisal for no other reason that their suspected sympathy to strike the deal. In return, Bush agreed to have the minimum wage plays a big-hearted cab driver who woos single mother Kirstie Alley, or support for the insurgent forces," it said. reach $4.25 nine months earlier than he had proposed and also ac- Travolta is in demand again. cepted a far more restrictive training wage than he sought earlier "All you need is the right movie and you're back," Travolta said. Witnesses also have alleged that unarmed peasants have been this year. Twelve years ago, Travolta was strutting his stuff in "Saturday shot to death while fleeing army patrols seeking to enforce military Labor played down its concessions in calling on Bush to quickly Night Fever." Then came "Urban Cowboy" and "Blow Out." But in- conscription, it said. sign the measure into law. terspersed with the hits were a series of flops. Former Beatles end lawsuit years STATE / LOOAL LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former Beatles Paul McCartney .George Harrison, Ringo Starr and John Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, have settled a series of lawsuits among themselves and their record com- panies, ending a decade of legal fights. Wexner Center to open this week Man sentenced tor fraudulant act The settlements involving Apple Records, EMI Records and its American subsidiary. Capital Records, were announced Wednesday COLUMBUS (AP) — Stark angles and white grid work of the Wex- WARREN, O. (AP) — Thursday a judge sentenced a former in- by Bhaskar Menon, chairman of EMI Music Worldwide and Capitot ner Center for the Visual Arts jut from the traditional ivy-covered surance agent to eight to 30 years in prison for three felony counts of EMI Music Inc. walls and tree-lined pathways ringing the heart of The Ohio State theft. As part of the agreement, terms were not disclosed and none of tlW University campus. In a courtroom packed with friends and supporters of Joseph Hur- parties commented beyond a statement in which Menon praised th* ton, the one-time Prudential Insurance agent, Trumbull County Beatles "unique legacy in the history of popular music." The $43 million structure, which opens this week, is conspicuous Prosecutor Thomas Gysegem said Hurton lied in a polygraph test The rock V roll group disbanded in 1970. Nine years later, the by design, just as the university and the city have become highly which was performed recently to see if he was disclosing all he knew Beatles' recording company, Apple, sued EMI and Capitol Records, visible in the world of contemporary art, the director of the Wexner about misappropriation of about $2.7 million. Gysegem said about which hold licensing rights to their music. They sought $50 million iq center said. $700,000 of the money is still missing. damages for underpaid royalties from alleged failure to report the Gysegem told Common Pleas Judge Robert Nader that Hurton, 38, sale of 19 million records from 1969 to 1979. "The choice of design was made very much with the mission in of Cortland, spent about $60,000 of fraudulently obtained money on Apple filed two more lawsuits in 1987, charging that the Beatles' mind of providing a place for exploration of the arts, to encourage sexual relations with prostitutes. Gysegem said the revelation re- recording of "Revolution" had been used to advertise athletic shoes artists to explore the unresolved questions that we should continue to flected on Hurton's character. without the group's approval and that EMI was delaying release of investigate, said Robert Stearns, who came to Columbus about a Hurton pleaded guilty on Feb. 16 to a three-count information al- Beatles songs on compact disc. year ago after overseeing museums in Cincinnati and Minneapolis. leging that he used his position of trust as an insurance agent to de- "If they have indeed come to the end of the long and winding roa IT'S OUR ANNUAL VENGENCE UNDER A NEW MAKE ROOM FOR CHRISTMAS FALL SALE NAME All Fall Arrangements 20% off All Fall Wreaths 20% off Special Markdowns on Regular HEAVEN CAN WAIT '89 Merchandise DALE & JENNIFER DALE & JENNIFER DALE a JENNIFER Sale Starts Mon. Nov. 13th & ends LEX a MICHELLE DICKEY 8 KIM BRAD & DONNA 3:00 Fri. 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KINGER 8 SCHLAG KING RICH a WILD THING BEANS & RUDE DOG BOB & JUUE GRUB a DEANNA THE CHEARLEADER HOWARD'S club H BERN I KIM DAVE & ? LOOTER a EDITH DAN 8 BECKY TWERP a RENEE JEFF a ? 210 N. MAIN POLLOCK a? PANELLA a ? Glass City All Stars Thurs. - Sat. Nov. 9-11 HOURS: Mon ■ Sat: Noon'ti 2:30 AM Sunday: 2PM't 2:30 AM 352-9951 NO COVER 365 Days THE BG NEWS BO News November 10,1989 1 The threat of "ice" Pure 'speed imperils society "Ice," or "crystal meth." Is the crystalline, very pure form of methamphetamine, or "speed." Authorities worry It may sweep the by meth producers, began using nation like crack cocaine has done. >y Ken Miller "Drug-abuse experts and law the drug, which was available JSA Today-CIN enforcement officials look at ice's without prescription. Before U)bl AND long, Asia was battling a chronic DOSAGE WASHINGTON - "Ice"- pos- snowballing popularity in Hawaii and fear problem of methamphetamine bibly the nation's chief drug addiction. About a half-ounce hreat in the coming decade — is the purified form of methamphetamine Aware that the drug was start- packet (14 grams, i refined form of a drug that has could replace crack cocaine as this ing to appear in this country. the shown) can cost Tienaced cultures around the United States began controlling $3,500. A tenth of a World for more than 100 years. country's new nightmare." its distribution. However, pre- gram will last an J In 1887, a German scientist scriptions for the stimulant were addict two days. A discovered, in a roundabout easy to get. chronic habit »ay, the basic chemical confi- Riding "the current wave of averages $2,000 a juration for amphetamine, later eager partners with Asian car- said, drug companies began de- meth's new popularity, speed month. o be fine-tuned into metham- tels that several months ago dis- veloping applications for am- factories in South Korea, >hetamine, which eventually covered a gold mine in the new phetamine, such as its use in de- Taiwan and elsewhere in Asia vould be distilled into today's drug. congestant inhalers. By then, began turning out more of the COSUMPTION lreaded ice. To understand ice's allure, it doctors were beginning to real- drug. Police in Hawaii say its Regular meth is injected. Inhaled In its diluted form, metham- helps to understand metham- ize the drug's effects on the cen- crystallized form didn't appear Methamphetamine pipe (Qlass) phetamine — most popularly phetamine — one of the most tral nervous system. They there until about four years ago, or swallowed; Ice Is smoked mown as "speed" —has been durable and abused man-made learned it increased the flow of and wasn't identified as a major through readily available pipes. he drug of choice for Japanese brain transmitters and soon threat until recently. drugs in history. MFDICALtf-rECIS loldiers and factory workers in Dr. Jerome Jaffe, senior sci- realized it kept users awake, de- Users say the drug's euphoric Moulhpie World War II, San Francisco's ence adviser at the National In- pressed their appetites and in effects are similar to those of ■ Small doses: euphoria, flower children, the Hell's Ang- stitute on Drug Abuse in Rockvi- general accelerated their cocaine, although they claim els, chronic dieters, and now, they can perform routine chores decreased appetite and Ue, Md., said a synthetic form of systems. Increased blood pressure, pulse, Crystal meth is Hawaii residents. amphetamine, which chemical- Methamphetamine's addic- quicker without the serious ef- placed in bowl. ! Drug-abuse experts and law ly a almost identical to meth- tive properties weren't under- fects found in cocaine, such as respiration and alertness. enforcement officials look at amphetamine, was first cooked stood until the drug began circu- distorted mental states and se- ■ Large and Increasing doses: ce's snowballing popularity in up by that German scientist in lating in Korea and Japan dur- verely impaired Judgment. agitation, Irritability, paranoia, Milky while iawaii and fear the purified 1887. A Japanese chemist is be- ing World War H. Jaffe said They also claim they can use hallucinations of sights and Bottom of bowl residue orm of methamphetamine lieved to have taken that process Japan soon learned the drug was the drug virtually unnoticed and sounds, convulsions, coma, Is heated until forms on could replace crack cocaine as one step further to produce the ideally suited to improving many boast how they can .go death. his country's new nightmare, first methamphetamine in 1919, combat troops and factory through a full day of work under meth turns to a inner bowl ■ Withdrawal: depression, gas. Then the following t So far, widespread use of ice but neither suggested any clini- workers' productivity. Every- ice's influence. protracted sleep, increased seems limited to Hawaii where cal use for the drug. one worked faster, because the If Hawaii's experience is any gas is Inhaled. frequent use. tnnic youth gangs have been Between 1932 and 1946, Jaffe drug speeds motor activity and indication — and police there appetite. doesn't affect routine tasks. say the 50th state should be Frank Pomp*, Gannett News Service viewed as a laboratory for what Source: Honolulu Police Department. GNS research OUTREACH OUTREACH By war's end, however, huge OUTREACH "meth" stockpiles had been could happen nationwide —nar- cocaine users have quit in the Defaults t OHIO LAW CARAVAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1989 Student Union, Ohio Suite Noon - 3:00 P.M. This year the Ohio Law Caravan will include thirteen law schools, including nine Ohio law schools: University of Akron Capital University University of Cincinnati Cleveland State University University of Dayton Ohio Northern Universtiy The Ohio State University University of Toledo Widener University The Caravan Is an open forum of law schools with opportunities for stu- dents to get Information about each school's admission policies, financial aid. placement services, special programs, and organizations and activities. This Is the only opportunity each year for prospective law students to meet with representatives of every Ohio law school and many other midwest law schools at one time and In one place. BOARD OF BLACK CULTURE ACTIVITY and ECAP OFFICE presents FALL TALENT CONTEST with special guest appearance by MARTIN "CHET" CUNNINGHAM ...Spontaneous, witty, and a very sharp sense of humor has earned "Chef" a spot In many comedy clubs across America, from The Funny Bone In Columbus, Ohio, to the Comedy Store In Los Angeles, California. His comedy appeals to young adults a« well as adults. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, IN THE GRAND BALLROOM-8:00 p.m. THE BG NEWS MNIWI Novamba-r 10,!••• 7 Scholarship money unused Farmers don by Tuesday Georges crastination is also partially to bly won't find too much informa- also a good scholarship source USAToday-CIN blame for unclaimed schol- tion," says Cassidy. and most of them cost only a few arship money. Here are some scholarship dollars, or are free. "If you are going to be suc- sources to check out: There are a wide range of fashion shoes Michelle Seilere, a senior and cessful in (getting) financial For those with less time, but scholarships to choose from. valedictorian at James W. Rob- aid, you must be persistent and some money, you can pick up The more specific you are about inson Secondary School in Fair- you must meet the deadlines," these books, which can be found your educational goals, the bet- by Danny Katayam fax. Va., hopes to attend Boston Davis said. A lot of students fail in most book stores: ter your chances are of getting USA Today-CIN College in the fall, but says un- to do one or the other and conse- ! Peterson's 1990 College scholarships, according to less she finds some scholarship quently do not get any money, he Money Handbook. scholarship researchers. money, she will not be able to. Bo Jackson knows baseball. Bo knows football. And Bo More than $2 billion in public Scholarships are now readily knows how to market Nike sneakers on TV. and private scholarships are go- "If you are going to be successful in available for those majoring in But Bo, you probably don't know anything about seed com- ing unclaimed each year, ac- (getting) financial aid, you must be the sciences, finance and ac- panies' athletic footwear. cording to toe National Com- counting. Athletic footwear for farmers. mission on Student Financial persistent and you must meet the Also, with 65 percent of an es- "They wear them just like people in other occupations," Assistance, because students timated $1S billion in financial notes Steve Robertson, owner of the firm that distribute* such like Seilere say they still cannot deadlines." aid each year coming from the shoes. find the scholarships they need. -Herm Davis, President of the National private-sector, researchers say Pioneer Hi-Bred International Inc. and DeKalb Genetics "Most of the ones I have seen private scholarships are a stu- Corp. are two seed companies that have contracts with Robert- are general and (therefore) College Service dent's best bet. son's company. International Marketing Associates Ltd. of very competitive. I want some- Lenexa, Kansas. thing that is more focused," said "The private sector is starv- The marketing business also puts labels on shoes for com- Seilere, who is looking for schol- said. DWinning Money for College. ing for (scholarship) appli- panies, such as FTD florists and General Motors Acceptance arships for English majors. To make sure you don't miss i .Don't Miss Out: The Ambi- cants," Cassidy said. Corp., and organizations sacb as Future Farmers of America. out on scholarship opportunities, tious Student's Guide to Finan- Most of all, experts say, don't Pioneer was one of the first of 50 companies whose lego is oa Dan Cassidy, president and Davis suggested you start apply- cial Aid. let any myths about schol- the tips of their shoes' tongues, said Robertson. founder of the National Schol- ing as soon aspossible. The A's and B's of Academic arships, such as "my grades Jane Eychaner, premium novelty manager with DeKalb, arship Research Service, which Cassidy offers this strategy Scholarships. aren't good enough, my parents said the shoes are good advertising. DeKalb'i logo, a flying ear has helped more than 60,000 stu- for finding scholarships: ! The Scholarship Book, 2nd earn too much money or I'm too of corn, is on its company's shoe tongue, and its name is on the dents find private sector schol- DStart with your college Edition. old." discourage you from ap- outside of it. The shoes are all leather with rubber soles. arships (including grants and placement centers (counselors, i The International Schol- plying for scholarships. But Benschoter notes that the shoes are net giva-aways. fellowships), attributes part of advisers, etc.) and ask about a- arship Book. There's usually money for the Sales representatives must pay the *» list price before going this problem to poor advertising vailable scholarships. Just be (The College Cost Book. asking if you ask the right on the road with them. ^^ on the part of the the scholarship aware that you will be compet- Pamphlets and booklets are source. donors. ing with your classmates for "Over a third of the private those same scholarships since sector scholarships go un- they will be given the same in- claimed because people don't formation. 88.1 FM WBGU presents Falcon Football know about them," he said. DAsk for each school's college Some of the most available, catalog, which lists all money as Bowling Green travels to Western but most forgotten, scholarships from alumni endowments. are those sponsored by corpora- a Collect pamphlets and books Michigan for a MAC game on Saturday. tions. on scholarship sources. Cassidy points out the conven- According to researchers, ience of scholarship research corporations with 200 employees centers such as NSRS for those Western or more often set up funds for who want a good number of ac- their employees and/or their tual scholarship listings, but VS. Michigan employees' children. However, don't have the lime to look for because workers are often not mem. The cost can range from aware that they are entitled to $20 to *65 depending on the ^LVfYou can hear all the action as Jeff the benefits, the money goes center chosen. "unclaimed. If you have the time and a Gibbons and Dave Steirer bring you the VRICH&VALI ^GUARANTEE Herm Davis, president of the firm understanding of how the play by play. Pregame begins at 12:30 PM, National College Service — library works, the library is an i //>( .' V Hl'lC astute enough to discuss the philosophical iximilications ol Victor IrankTs . Existential 1UT ONE REGULAR FOOTLONG HOT Vacuum? Slit, GET ONE OF EQUAL VALUE FOR with purchase of medium drink And uuiYe 354-2608 828 S. MAIN WE DELIVER! still siriokinr *SUBUJ.W* 'Sacond footkmg sub mud be ol equal of leaser price. Limit One coupon per customer per visit Not good in combination with any other otter. Offer expires: 12-1-89 THE BG NEWS Broncos, Falcons set BG icers battle MSU for conference title tilt Coming weeks prove crucial in season streak and the fact BG has never the year, not at the end. by Matt Schroder So with the most important gressive defensive style of provides one of the best indi- sports writer deaf eated WMU has not been an by Don Hensley issue of conversation this week. MAC match of the year on the sports editor play will be needed by the BG vidual matchups of the season. "We certainly haven't discus- line, who is the pressure on? icers. "(Miller) is a great player The stage is set. sed it," the coach said. "We look "I'm really impressed with and he's going to get his A classic duel between the at it as the year that it (a win "The pressure will really be The Bowling Green hockey MSU," BG head coach Jerry points." Emerson said. "He's proven champion and the gutsy, over WMU) is going to happen." on them," Van De Walle said. team has entered the red zone York said. "They're a typical been there for three years and qualified challenger. The Falcons are 8-2 on their "They're the ones with all the for the next two weeks. Michigan State team — quick, there has been a rivalry that Western Michigan, with seven home floor this year, and happy big win streaks, not us. We have With Michigan State and big, talented, strong and well has developed between the two consecutive Mid-American Con- to be in the friendly confines of everything to gain from this ex- Lake Superior on the schedule coached." of us. ference titles to its credit, will Anderson Arena this weekend. perience. for the upcoming four games, "But, I think for us to be suc- it will be crucial for the Fal- While the Spartans possess a put its crown on the line against "Anytime you can have the cessful, we are going to have to Bowling Green, who is looking Personnel wise, the Falcons cons to play well in order to lethal attack, BG co-captain play the person. We can't start home crowd on your side it stay in the Central Collegiate Kevin Dahl recognizes the fact for its first conference volleyball works in your favor, and we and the Broncos match up very watching them play. We have championship in the school's have that going for us on Satur- well. Sophomore middle hitter Hockey Association race. that BG will have to check well to make sure we stay close to Tammy Schiller ranks fifth in in order to stop MSU. them and don't give them a lot history. day," senior left-sider Jennifer "They are going to want and Both teams are 7-0 in MAC Russell said. MAC hitting percentage with a The Falcons kick off that of room to work. play, with the winner of Satur- .291 for the Falcons. The Bron- challenge this weekend when free-wheel up and down the ice day's 3 p.m. battle earning the Van De Walle agrees. cos will counter with Joanne Bi- they play a home-and-home to exploit their offensive tal- The people that have been right to host the conference "The scenario couldn't be any ngham, who is seventh in the series with Michigan State — ents,'' he said. "Our game plan giving Emerson some room to tournament at the end of the better for us. Two teams with league with a .278 percentage. with tonight's contest being is to try and shut them down work this season have also year. identical undefeated records played at Munn Arena (6,255) with good, physical play." been on the receiving end of a The Broncos boast a 98-MAC playing each other, and it's on Each team has a second in East Lansing, the series will M.ison realizes that BG will few of the senior's passes this match winning streak, which our home floor," she said. player in the top ten in hitting then switch to BG's Ice Are-* want to play physical and that season. dates back to 1982 when they lost percentage and an outstanding (5,000) for the Saturday nit .hi is the kind ot team that gives Left wing Matt Ruchty to Ball State. WMU owns a The closest BG has come to setter. The Falcons feature contest. Both games will begL, his Spartans problems. (7-3-10) and Marc Potvin commanding 13-0-1 record winning a MAC Championship Xunore middle hitter Lisa a»7:30. "BG may play the body as (7-0-10) are tied for the team against BG. was two years ago when the (.275), while the Broncos well as any team in college lead in goals, while Brett Har- According to BG head coach team finished 7-1, losing only to counter with Mei Zhang (. 263). With the Spartans (6-2 over- hockey," he said. The Spartan kins (1-11-12) has also supplied Denise Van De Walle and the the Broncos. In '87 the match all and in the CCHA) perched attack will be led by center Kip some firepower along the team, however, the opponent's was played at the beginning of Linda Popovich and Jan Cot- in second with 12 points, two Miller who has gotten out of front. Rob Blake (4-2-6). Otis trell run me BG and WMU behind league leading Lake the gates with 23 points — 13 Placeman (3-4-7) and Kevin Lunch & Dinner Parties Taken offenses, respectively. They also Superior, it is important that goals and 10 assists. Miller, Dahl add some punch along the rank in the top five among MAC BG (4-4 overall, 3-3 in the who qualified for the Hobey blue-line for BG. setters in assists per game. CCHA for 6 points) keeps a Baker award last year, will be But, Mason recognizes that Good Food For You close eye on the leaders and aided by left winger Pat Mur- Emerson is the cog that turns OAK'EN Super Ribs & Seafood According to Van De Walle, not let them get out of sight. ray (5-11-16) and right wing the Falcons. the Falcons' depth as a team is That watch will begin to- Dwayne Norris (9*17). The BBQ Beef Ribs & Chicken going to have to show itself if the night when MSU head coach trio makes up the most potent "Emerson's a great player BUCKET team is to stake victory. Ron Mason (580-245-27 overall line in college hockey. - we talk about Miller but Super Lunch KING BEEF KABOBS • STEAK (TAUAN and 291-135-13 at MSU) shows Emerson's a great player," he 11:30-4 P.M. THICK-THICK STEAKS "I think it's going to take a the Falcons his wide open at- But, the Falcons have a few said. "You give him a little LOVE AT WHEN YOU EAT HERE total team effort," the coach tack that has put the Spartans people that can put the puck in room and he takes advantage FIRST BITE said. "We're going to have to first in the league in goals the net themselves. of it." YOU NEVER LEAVE HUNGRY serve the ball well, play good de- scored with 49. With Nelson Emerson The only question now is if he Super Thick Sandwiches & Salads fense, and key in on Joanne Bi- For the Falcons to stop this (6-12-18) being three-time can take advantage of it ngham. Showing patience in the attack, a strong checking, ag- Hobeybaker finalist, the series enough. long rallies will also help us." Only one Falcon player knows the feeling of playing on a MAC champion. Senior right-sider Megan McGuire was a member Gridders travel to WMU of the '88-89 women's basketball Typeset Resumes team. The fifth year senior has Teams in search of winning MAC seasons contributed 32 kills on the season. Mich. by Mark Huntebrinker But the record doesn't tell the the likes of Wisconsin and In- The Falcons are confident that assistant sports editor diana. by the end of the match, whole story as three of the Bron- McGuire won't be the only team cos' four MAC losses have come Offensively, the Broncos fea- member to have felt the thrill of On the surface, Western Mich- by a point. The heartbreak los- ture the power of running back igan's Broncos appear to be ses include setbacks to Eastern Dan Boggan, who currently a championship. happily coming to an end of a Michigan (21-20), Ball State ranks fifth in the MAC in rushing dismal season. (14-13) and last week's 19-18 (72.8 yards per game). "I think we have all the ad- Fresh off a 1988 Mid-American defeat against Toledo. BG head coach Moe Ankney. vantages. Our offense is looking Conference Championship and a BG's 4-5 overall record, in- whose rush defense is ranked good, our defense is picking up, last in the conference, said he S15.WT and everything is pointing California Bowl appearance, cluding a 4-3 conference mark has tried warn his team of Bog- towards us," Russell said. WMU is a mediocre 4-5 overall, doesn't tell the whole story of its This is not a coupon. Conveniently located on 2-4 in the conference heading season, either. The Falcons gan's ability to run over defen- into Saturday's 1 p.m. clash with were picked to finish near or in ders. This is not a special offer. campus, UniGraphics provides Bowling Green in Kalamazoo, the cellar by most of the pre- "He looks big back there and resumes in several clean season's prognisticators. is really tough to bring down, This is the regular price business-like formats. But a win Saturday would en- especially for little guys," he for a quality typeset resume Resumes are typeset in two The Caribbean Association sure BG a fifth-place finish in said. "He gets stronger as the the MAC. A victory coupled by a game goes on as most big backs at UniGraphics. to three days and are ready for GROSS thanks everyone - The Toledo loss would put the Fal- do. He just wears down the de- printing. Charges can also be ANATOMY ARK hand, students, stall cons in a fourth-place tie with fense." applied to your Bursar account. No one thought a rebel the Rockets. One thing for certain is the like Joe Slovak would make it and faculty • who helped The WMU defense, ranked Falcons' offense will put the ball That's the special. sixth in the MAC in total de- in the air. The Falcons boast of through medical school. make our Harambee Unity fense, possesses one of the con- the conference's leading passing Bui they didn't know Joe. ference's best defensive per- offense, as they are averaging Crucial Roots Reggae formers in Joel Smeenge. The almost 60 yards more a game 6-foot-6, 256 pound linebacker through the air than second- Party a positive success has recorded 18 tackles for 76 ranked Toledo. UniGraphics SHOWTIMES: on October 21. (Our next yards in losses this season. His If the Falcons record a victory 2:00,4:00,7:15,9:15 career total of 91 tackles for los- against the Broncos, it will mark 211 West Hall 372-7418 Rob Marley Tribute is on ses is third-best in MAC history. the school's eighth winning After last week's game season in MAC play in the last HARRY MET SALLY Saturday. Feb. 10) against Toledo, Rocket head nine years. BG has the second- ■Pnce does not include lax. Second page SB 00 11:30 (Nlceness. peace. coach Dan Simrell called the best conference record (56-28-2) WMU defense the strongest de- in the 1980's. Central Michigan's one love.) fensive team they've seen all 54-24-4 record is the conference's season, and that group includes best in the '80s. ATTENTION ALL EDUCATION MAJORS STUDENT TEACHING FALL SEMESTER 1990 You are required to attend a sign-up and information meeting: TUESDA Y NOVEMBER 14, 1989 ALUMNI ROOM, UNIVERSITY UNION MEETING TIMES: 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 a.m. 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30 p.m. ATTEND ONE MEETING ATTEND ONE MEETING ATTEND ONE MEETING THE BG NEWS MNmi Nov»mbe>r IO, 19«9 9 Harriers look to rebound "If Brian and Mike uncork one, they have an Swim teams compete by Charles Toil outside shot at qualifying," Sink said. "But they sports writer would have to run their best race of the season." The rest of the Falcon team includes juniors Irish, Hurons pose weekend challenges The men's cross country team may be down, but John Wodarski, Dan Fulmer, Jon Monhetm and they are not out. sophomores Keith Ma da ras and Todd Black. In a season of disappointment, the women's ships next week. "This may be the best meet team will have only three runners competing Sat- by Kim Long ,r After a disappointing sixth-place finish in the sports writer Notre Dame's men's team for the women at home," Gor- Mid-American Conference Championship, the urday at noon. is a very good team." he said. don said. "It will be very close Falcon men are not ready to throw ui the towel as Senior Mary Louise Zurbuch and juniors Caro- "This may be the best swim and go right down to the wire." they compete in the District Four Championship at lyn Goins and Laura Schultes will represent the The Bowling Green men's team in the history of the The women will also face a 11 a.m. Saturday at Eastern Michigan. Falcons. and women's swim teams will school." tough challenge in the meet participate in a pair of dual Sink said because the team is tired and three of Gordon said the men will against EMU. Last year, at the Head coach Sid Sink said the race will include 20 meets this weekend. MAC championships, the Fal- the top runners are injured, he has decided to run The Falcons host Notre race in selective events and try to 25 teams from the MAC and Big Ten. Indepen- only three runners at districts and rest the others to be competitive in events cons finished third, while the dents from the Midwest will also be on hand. in preparation for track season. Dame Friday at Cooper Pool Hurons posted a third-place and then travel to Ypsilanti, where they are able to put peo- finish. Mich., on Saturday to open ple. "If we can't take a first The top four teams and the top five individuals For Zurbuch, who has earned three-straight AU- "The men are severely will advance to the nationals, to be held at Annapo- MAC honors, the race marks her last chance to their Mid-American Confer- place, then we'll have to pick ence schedule against Eastern overmatched," he said. "We up as many second, third and us, Md., on Nov. 20. make nationals. She finished 15th last year. Michigan. just want to gradually pro- gress and improve on the per- fourth places we can," he said. "We feel we have another good race in us," Sink "If I run like I did last year, I may have a shot," The ND teams come into the "This is where our depth will said. "After running poorly in the MAC meet, it meet as much improved teams formances of a week ago." give us an advantage." she said. "I'll have to run a good race, but any- from year's past. gives us a chance to redeem ourselves. We're thing can happen." On the women's side, the The ND meet at Cooper Pool shooting for a spot in the top ten, with an outside According to head coach Irish have been enhanced with will begin at 4 p.m. for the chance to qualify." Sink said he thinks she has better shot then last Brian Gordon, both Irish the strengh of freshman Tonya men, while the women will year. squads are prepared to swim Williams. Williams is a stan- start at 7 p.m. The meet Junior Brian Donnelly and senior Mike well as this is their final dout swimmer, who narrowly against EMU will start at 1 McKenna are expected to be the Falcons' top fini- "She only missed it by 15 seconds last year," chance to gear up for the missed making the Olympic p.m. for the men and 4 p.m. for shers. They finished 18th and 19th respectively in Sink added. "If she runs that well this year, she National Catholic Champion- team. the women. the MAC Championship on Sept. 28. may have a chance." 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Offer expires Nov. 17, 1989 Offer expires Nov. 17, 1989 WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA WSA THE BG NEWS lO ISNmi November tO.IMt Classifieds continued from p. 1 Delta Sigma Pt Hey MaHoy Hey Btngi Msrk's Now Honors All Work 16 hours par weekend Our company Is Bem M*er Congratulations on you Kappa Sigma, PI Phi CompetHore Pizza Coupons WANTED seeking employees to perform unskssd light Congrarusrtlons to Kethy Smoten tor being ad- You have dona a Great Job ao tar and I have Pkmlngl you guys are the GOODS! Here's to ■MM production work. Curant openings for a new mitted lo MCO We're to proud ol youlLove farm in you for Saturday you. Love. weekend aMt-7 1/2 hours on Saturday and 7 yourAQO The King man Good Luck MARY ELUM 1 Female roommate needed Spring 00 1/2 hours on Sunday Plant location a) only 2 Sellers Joe blocks from BGSU campus The rate of wage la Congratulations on you FLU pmnin to Phi Campus Manor Cal 363 0474 Hey Al greek presidents' Woodward. Love. Your Chi Omega Sieters S3 36 per hou If Interested n thM weekend shift, or If you can work at least 16 hours Mon ConorttulMons KIOPMI! Delta Sigma Pi ume Amy Schulthele Oat ready for "Kappa Kidnap" 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED TO RENT day thru Friday, cal the office at 364-2844 or on winning Freeze Frame and the 'mocktal" You're going to be an W* you chapter bad you out? MAYFLOWER MADOESS APT. ON E MERRY SPRING SEM ALL UTILI- pick up an appacatton at Advanced Specialty contest Way lo go lo shout your spa* • keep II AWESOME MOTHER Proceeds benefit the Kappa Kidney Who wn the lucky turkey be? TIES AND AIR CONO. PAID BY MGMT Products, Inc. 426 Ctough Street, Bowling :upi Good Luck Tomorrow ft Camp Foundation Today' MAYFLOWER MADOESS $140/MONTH - CALL 353-0528 Green. Ohio. Congrahiabona to Donna Oral tor doing an know the purpose The KKG Pledge Class Your Big My Little Love Pumpkin 1 u 2 Female Roomrratfeenestwd to spring. awaaoma lob on your LSAT'a your Alpha Gam May rent paid-No deposit ;8aManandMr Ksptsn Bra very proud! CM HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA I lust want the whole campus to know that I am FOR SALE yous and that I truely love you Imieayou Love Alutl butatac. paid cal Jut 353-8310. DELTA SKI' JANE L. * DELTA UQ Delta Slgme Pi HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA always.Love-Brian 1 or 2 sublessors needed for spring Semester. It's been 6 long weeks, your day la finely here! LITTLE CARLA DEANOELO APertment vary near campus new carpet, own •• Mountain Bka * * Good Luck at Initiation Beware ol Sherka? Lova Your sex Me may be Ike goH NANCY HECKER FROM FRANCE bathroom. Please Ca«354-4107. Specialized. Herd Rock But initiation wil be ■ blest HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA Sorry I haven't written I'm such s same Happy . you secret Bag 7 weeks old-353 8268 Good Luckl Birthday late So I'm a double skme But I'm a 2 or 1 female loursraaee needed to share apt DELTA SIOMA PI Lova, Dad. Dave and You Big Jen- slime that misses you Dec 20 at 7 42 • it's on Good location Cal soon 353-8335 Scott Stahoraky - Vour pledge days w*J toon be our calendar! we can't wartllove. Tandl from 1080 Citation HB, 4-cyi, elk* shift A C . Thanks (oral of the love and support' 2 people needed to eubteaae 2 parson apart- over' I nava been "watching" you and aoon you BGSU.USA. Delta Sigma Pi Delia Sigma Pi You've made my daya bright A my rights warm! ment for Spring '00. Cal Joanna or Jenny at cruise Beat offer Cal 363-2108 after 5pm "I know who I am Good Luck at Initiation' PS. Doug and Drew In Franca, My attack ham- UT Jane Leeczynski I couldn't ask for morel 3352 3073 1081 Mazda GLC 75,000 rimes New Urea. Your Secret Gag" star eeta homophobic sex* pigs so daan up You've made It mis far nad the times almost Forever. Geoffrey! you act oreiae. Attention! 2 Female, non-smoking roommates AM/FM casa stereo, no rust, sun roof, Oarta Sigma PI - lath MMtar here Get psyched tor Initiation and wear you S075 00 Ceil J* st 278-0370 before 2pm or Congratulations on succeaa In pledging! needed immedietely for Spring Semester un- white underwear Love You Big, Anne JennlBBChaeia"" Jeff Pie ekon Needed 1 or 2 Females to sublease 2 bad- 2-7767 altar 6pm, eak for Dawn Saturday la ma Big Day' Good Luckl furnished, reasonable rent, nice facltlies, and Congratulations on your Alpha XI Delta " room apt Spr. Semester cheap rent, al unities Your Secret Big Delia Sigma Pi paid, except electric Can 353 9451 quiet Please cal Uaa or Amy soon at 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX U PAM MILLER Doha Tau Delta Lavaiierlngi Love, The Alpha 353-5720 (Calafter 5:00pm) Loaded' Excetent condroonl Clean! Tomorrow9 the day you've been wailing tor' Xl'a Female needed to sublease Spring '90 $2105.00 353-8877 Delta Sigma PI Ed Puna! Delta Sigma Pi Get EXCITED for you Initiation' I know you'l do P.S. "We're Just friends" PHI SIGMA KAPPA • ' PHI SIGMA KAPPA Close lo campus Furnished Ed. Wei mmetion ia aJmoet Kara and you nava GREAT' Remember to practice you OSRTY Congratulations Phi Slga on winning 3 Phasnth- Cal 353 8482 dona great so tar, but good kick tomorrow Just DANCING" Love. Your Big Todd rop-esmarow 1988 Ponttac Ftero. automatic. Mt-cruae-air- Jennifer- AM/FM cassette A more. Ttss car is Immac- be alert, pay attention, maw and nave lun' 7BT ■ KKO Greek Otympied Love. Your Sacrat Big Belts Slgme PI Little Amy Schulteis Surprise I'm Everywhere) ulate only 12,000 mass. A must see car Happy nineteenth Birthday ADTT Softball Tourney Female roommate needed tor Spring '00. Good Sigma Nu Car Mull location - Low Rant Cal 363-5847 ask tor S8250 00 Cal Allssa 353 9474 Delta Sigma PI You've bean the greateet Itde and pledge I Love, You man from I.U. Keep up tha Good Work Phi Slga Lori, Sarah or Sharon, •••JEFF BECKER"" can't wait for you to become a brother! Beat of You've been a super pledge 78'Chevy Monza.V-6 Luck' You Big, Cnna JOANNA DANKO Phi Slga •' PM SIGMA KAPPA ' Phi Slga ' Friday Magazine Needs 5 men and 5 woman and a GREAT grand-little' Get psyched for Activation to participate in separate panel dacussiona Runs and looks good $476 1 Deltaalos Tracy Ware Deltaelge Congratulations on you recent engagement to Good lucKal Initiation Do Whet Others Cal 3634397 Get excited for Saturday' Kevin hunter. Good Luck wlht everything'Love. concerning sexual ktauea and probteme Al Your Grand-big. Ron Dream About names win be kept confidential II mteresled It wil be the time of your lie YOU Chi Omega Slaters Phi Sigma Kappa pisses cal 372-8087 by Friday. Secret Big 63 Yamaha Virago. Shaft Drive, tow nWee mint Delta Sigma PI - Heather Nute condition, must sea to beeeve. Cal attar JuaaArkangel Grad or Undergrad- 1 non-smoking mars roo- Good Luck at Initiation I PI PHI'S 5 00pm 363-g678 Delta elgs Rich Mmutri DeHaelgs Happy Birthday to the best big' mate needed lor quiet 2 bdrm Apt. in spring • no You have dona great so tar and I'm aura you w#j Kappas are psyched tor Mon mouth Duol security dap Can todd 362-8481 M 4pm. Alpha Romeo Convertible be exceeent Your Grand Large. Alen Drown You are a great member to cur famey and we Have sorest day' are excited about Saturdsy Get ready because Love. You LI Bam 353-6250 alter 4 00pm 1973 Classic. British Racing Green Open to offers Delta Sigma Pi Lll' JEFF MEEK « a a day you wil never forget We Love You! POWER 88 HELPI I need a sublessor fairly new apt Avail- You tarmry. Franc, Suzanne ft Carol. YOUR ONLY ALTERNATIVE FOR SOUL RAP able Spring Semester 1100 1 bedroom. 1 or 2 Cal 1-385-851 2 You are me beat little I could've ever hoped for. KAPPA • KAPPA SM • KAPPA • KAPPA SKI T equal Tomorrow Night Trtca. Debbie, Karen, Amy. Angle AND YOUR FAVORITE DANCE MUSIC people Cal Greg 353-8239 DATSUN 610-1978 Many miles, but stll runs I'm ao proud ol you! Get psyched tor initiation! WBGU88 t MON-FRI8-10P M the time has come HELPI WE'RE GRADUATING! wal. AM/FM cassette S450/best offer You WILL have the time of you Lite' Juat re- POWER 88 Phone 353-831 7 member - I'm behind you an the way. Good luck DISNEY IS COMINOI for our Kappa ladles Clean, tumtthed. 2 bdrm., apt., acoraa from m* weekend Love. Spring foba. Al majors considered lo Bin with the* dates Q: Who has the BEST pledges on campus?? campus • needs sublessors for Spring 1000. For Sale Solid Wood Desk Seven Drawers Delta Sigma PI BIG SIS Delta Sigma PI Preeentation Tuesday, Nov 14th, 7.30pm down in Kappa Sig Hades' AOTT-That's who!! Call 353-9563 $30.00 Ph no 364 1600 121 West Hei Looking for a sub-lease for spring Semester '00 DISNEY IS COMINOI HEAVEN CAN WAIT 'IB Four tee-length formsla Color Teel Have Delta Sigma PI ' Little Scott n.JEft.Muck.Ton.AI QUESTION How many students does It take to Funkutad. Close to campus For 3 peo- never bean worn. Sizes 3/4. 6/6. 7/8. Tomorrow la tha Day! Make aura you gat some help enother student? ple CsllChns 372-3155 or John 372-3665 11/12 Cal Ruth at 354-7716 sleep tonight ft practice your befly dancing. If Dunber - SUSAN GUILD -Dunbar our Favorite Kappa Sxj • Singer • AXO ■ Schlag ANSWER As many who are w»»ng to MALE NEEDED TO SUBLEASE SPRING '90 SNOWF LAKES! you give me some good hints about tonight, II Barbie do! is turning 22! Have a WILD celebra- BECOME A WELLNESS PEER ADVISOR CLOSE TO CAMPUS FURNISHED CAMPUS GREAT GIFTS/DECORATIONS FOR THE be extra nice tomorrow (hint-hint). Make tion and stay away from Gamers' WE LOVE An AXO Called Schlag has a data to Kappa Applications avakeble now through November MANOR CALL BILL 372-3442 or BRYAN HOUOAY SEASON CROCHETED. HAND- tomorrow your peel' With Love. Laura TOUI-Mtaty, Unas. Dab, Pi Shen. and Carol Ski's "Heaven Can Wart " Since you know very 10. at the Wei. Student Health Cental little about me. a hint la that I'm from Tenessee 364-7038. ■ MADE: $3 00 EACH CALL SUE-372-74781 Every Mon-Fri8- 10PM Skj Ep • • JArLBREAK • • Sig Ep day) 363-6771 (night) Dell. Sigma PI So on thins coming Satuday we might end up Male rmle . needed for Spring ol 00 Rent Is Allssa Stephens WBOLi SS.1 FM Cheelon. Kuz. and Cowgirl having a HELL ol a rate St50.mo Plus alec Close to campus Cal THE OFFICIAL PARTY QAMES BOOK Good Luck at Initiation The beat In R ft B. Rap and Dance Music In handcuffs our Sig Epe are going total Malt 354 4548, 55 BEER DRINKING GAMES you wi do GREAT!! In Northwest Ohio KD'BETA-KD But you lurries have the keys and money for, PLUS 10 SUPER FUN STRIP PARTY GAMES Your BIG POWER M Congratulations to Cindy Peach for you recent bat Need 1 df 2 non-smoking frmale roomatea lor PLUS THE ULTIMATE PARTY GAME ■vsWrmg to Norm Marks Ooh Bboy what a tun time a'ring 1000 Close to campus, Aporox Falcon Footbal ontft.1 FM WBOU -AOT Kappa Delta- JUST SEND SS.00 TO LOVE CRAFT P.O. BOX This Satuday vs Western Michigan Can't wail to see you al Gamers at nine) Sl45.month Plus utilities Cal or leave mos Delta Sigma Pi •■ Delta Sigma Pi Cl 41141 CLEVELAND, OHIO 4414i Pregeme begins at 12 30pm Kickoff 1 00pm ssgs st 353-8884 My Secret bi Aiiasa. Wei doH fare, tomorrows Love. Pooky, PeeWee. and Roxy vac tha big day - INITIATION FINALLY'! Get pay- onSS.1 FMWBQU Lambda Chi - Tony Snyder > Lambda Chi Needed: 2 people to aubleaaa house for spring Alpha XI • JaaWeak '89 ' Alpha XI Hkjh-fl For sale: 270w/c Jenwood PWR Amp. chad ft Know ypour stuff I Wanna see you I'm realty proud that you finally went active' semester '00 Across tha street from campus Keep up the good work and let the MAGIC atUS 300E pre amplifier Stroke mixer, BSR. smee'See ya Friday 7?Gu«Be Who?? St30amonth 353-8047 Falcon Hockey on U. t FM WMU CARPET RIDE begm'ln ZAX 250 w/c. speakers, techniques SL-P 150. CD, Your Secret Big Some Other Place This Friday and Satuday nights You Big Bro Roman NEEDED: FEMALE ROOMMATE a ratal of $1200 • saBng for $700. Cal Mark a CHAMPAGNE AWAITIN ssBQ skates against Michigan State Thuraday Diners 7-8 To share house with 3 gals lou houses from 372-1972 Needs money as quick ss possible IceTlme bom nights 7:25 here onM.IFM IBAOver campus Fsl and Spring Semester Contact WBOU LiiMlee Ouzo LJsa Brockman DELTA SIGMA PI • DELTA SIGMA PI GREAT DANCE Lynn or Kesey 353-7407 Secret LI Lisa Brockman you thought H would never FOR RENT Ginger- FLOOR NEEDED: One Mala roommate to take over rant Tomorrow's the MO day; hope you are ready' come to an end Get ready tor mia weekend! It w* be one you (Formerly Casskty's) lor Spring 00. Close to campus. Great Living Wei. Big Sal has the shots to Ouzo poured and when It's over a bottle won't tor get' of ouzo II send conditlone. Furtehed Cal Ron, LonrHe. Or Dan ready, and I have the champagne chWni Wa'l SWEATSHIRT MANIA AT BUROER KINO Steve Reset wal come on Satuday night (364-4540) Anytime. bom be there for you whan you get eick ( re- SWEATSHIRT MANIA AT BURGER KINO And after a few shots member Downtown?)! Waf. Good Luck and SWEATSHIRT MANIA AT BURGER KINO Rmle Needed for Spring of '00 Own room you'l be quite a eight everything elee1 Don't be nervous, etc, etc.. Happy 21 SI Birthday Corbo! Rant is S2007mo. Plus gas. else ft Phone CAMPUS SHUTTLE Through It al we've become you'I do fine'Your Secret Big You Wu-wu's are waiting 363-3050 Free to residents of close pats THE WELL WANTS YOO- DELTA SKIMA PI • DELTA SIGMA PI We love you T WINTHROP TERRACE Appty to become a WELLNESS PEER AD- Someone to lubleaae my efficiency In Down- Love the Fanny Good Luck tomorrow from Along with Delta Sigma PI Big Miss Ouzo Ssl VISOR town BG for Spring Semester. Cal 353-0457. Three great locations Taraea Taylor Appkcationa available al Residence Hal HAPPY BIRTHDAY LISA BRATTON WANTED: 1 or 2 non-smoking msles roomates Free heet ft water You've coma a long way now its time to get Front Desks end The WELL Health Center JENNI O'NEIL needed for spring semester to share house 24 hour maintenance .over the top of the mountain Good Luck at mi- Marty Party had a party Available through November 10 Close to Campus 130/month Free Unities Laundromat tlanon. I know you ll do great'Love. Everyone waa there Wave been here(BG| and we've been there (U Cal 363-8122. 1 ft 2 bedroom apartments Tim TuttJe Fruity blew a beauty of M) Traveled near (Portaida) and tar (Cleve- THETA CHI 1 ft2lul bathe Everyone went out for ex WANTED female roommate to share one bed- KAPPA ■ PI PHI land) I've never tad a better friend Iwel. Maybe STRENGTH THROUGH BROTHERHOOD SPRING SEMESTER LEASES room apt. Spring semester Vaage Green Cal MONMOUTH DUO AJ7) To drink toasts with In a bar (from Maumee 352-9135 Urge Brian Sautter 3530180 PI PHI - KAPPA Wines to Downtown, Shooters. Howarde's. THETA CHI Brarheus. and Manx's) Oh sue. we have had Finely Its here. Delta Sigma Pi mltiatton!Raku. Wanted: Parson to sublease efficiency apart STRENGTH THROUGH BROTHERHOOD fun before But now that time is done Now the know you stuff ft you'l do greet Then get ment for Spring semester Cal Doug at party realty starts 'Cause you are "21 "I ready to celebrate aa brothera Satuday 363 8789 1 female needed to sublease sot for Spring NlghtiYou big. KRISTIE THETA CHI semester Not tar from campus $162/mo 1 ZOWLIN-WHO'DOORS'STONES'RUSH Wanted: Students lor Nutrition STRENGTH THROUGH BROTHERHOOD bedroom, large apt Cal Patti or Bath Classic Rock-Tonight n' every Friday night Education Program who show bulimic patterns 354 6239 10 PM-12 Midnight on Si. 1 WBOU M.V. POSSE Cal Jacqula 363-3511 after 9pm. Jam Master: Steve Hlggins "LoveTaker" "Darting Nikkl" "Ho-Caka" "Bozo" Thais Chi '' Alpha XI Delta 1 male roommate needed lor Spring Furni- "Heertbreaker" "TEAZER" "Radar Lover" We smoke, we Drink. We Ike good music, and Request Una » 372 2828 Tha Brothers of Theta Chi would ska to con- shed, pay only electric, great deal, very we need 1 or 2, male or female roommates Gel reedy tor this weekend the sexual Olympics gratulate Ken 'stoop* Schrsmm and Conine reasonable 352 2527 ask for Chuck assp or for Spring semester May rant already have begun al w4l compete lo see who's no 1 Huddleston on their recant kwsaering'Theta Remember • don't be late, cause Novemebr 11 paid GDI's only 353-8804 1 or 2 roommates needed for Spring. Chi • • Alpha XI Dana la the data PS Get some Lip, if not, kiel get Spadoua, affordable. CLEAN, own room rippadl Theta Chi • Chi O Cal James or John. 364-4025 The brothers of Theta Chi would ake to con- HELP WANTED gratutele Bert J Bowen end Elzabeth Murphy 2 bedroom unfurnished Spring Semester on tha* recant Theta Chi-Chi O (Ohio U) Lava Vaage Green Apartments 354-3633 daring Way to go snookums! Bartenders Needed • Private Club Inquire 8am-11 am Mon through Fri. 2 Person. 2 bedroom Apt Avail tor rent Spring THETA CHI 352-181 LaekforTom or Deb ft Summer. Huge Deck. Great Location. Cheep! STRENGTH THROUGH BROTHERHOOO CallmnTedulalety ■ John and Brock 353 9869 FLECTRICIANS A fun. efttc apt. for aubleaaa $1B07monm THETA CHI APPRENTICESHIP Al uMrtiee paid. Available In December CAI STRENGTH THROUGH BROTHERHOOD OPPORTUNITY Zhou 372 6002 or 352-5896 (Men ft Woman) Efftc. Apt. Spring '80 M. rmte. needed, ex- Thought I had a roommate tor Spring Sam. '00, Tha Toledo Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and tremely close to campus $158. mo ft ofcec. ft but don't. Nonsmoking male needed for house phone Cal 354-2390 apt. nejdtoFrazeeapts. Pleaeecal 354-3190. Training Committee wl be accepting eppece- ttona for apprenticeship from November 6, Efficiency spL for sublease wearing oHeaftn TIFFANY ANN 10M through HlllBlbll IT, 1M9. Applica- from campus. $210 par month. AH utilities HAPPY 11th BIRTHDAY I WE'LL CELEBRATE tions wa be ■ saatjls at the Apprenticeship paid. ArallaMe Immediately Lease ends WHEN I Training Center. 803 Ume dry Road. Ross- 5-I5-W.CSIU53-4374. GET BACK FROM NORTHERN ILLINOIS THIS ford. Ohio (behind Local 8) from 1:00 p.m. to HOMELESS?? WEEKEND 3:00 pjw. on tha hou, Monday through Friday. New specious downtown apt. aval. For spring I LOVE YOU MORE THAN ANY- If you are at least 16 years of age. have sue- THING... ALWAYS WILL. ceesfulty compieled one year of high school al- 00 Consists of 3bed . 2 ful bath. Dishwasher YOUR BEST FRIEND gebra or a poet high school algebra course, Food tor 4-6 peoples cal 364-4466 ArtyBmt. AND BOYFRIEND have a high school diploma or GED and are In Large aflordabla S badtuom house to su- OEOFFREY SIMBELL No. 1 good health, you qualify to apply tor said Pro- bleaaalor Spring Semester. This spacious UNIVERSITY INTRAMURALS ENTRIES DUE gram YOU MUST APPLY IN PERSON. house Includes very large kitchen, 1 1/2 MEN'S ft WOMEN'S 3-PLAYER BASKETBALL baths, patto, COnvenlenl parking. Electric. - MOV 16. ENTRIES DUE BY 4:00 PM IN 108 Recruitment, selection, employment and train- water ft easier pakJI Located vary close to SRC ing of apprentices la done without discrimi- csmpus on E. Court St. Melee preferred. Call nation due to race, reegton, color, national cl- » 84-2171. WANTED: 2 Males to sublease house for gkiorsex. spring and/or summer semester Vary close to Lg 2 bdrm Apt on 7tn St. campus located on comer of E. Marry A Thus Energetic Individual to Ive ft travel with profee- Aval for Spring Sam Cal352-7245 1ST. Cal Jim or Scott at 364 6458 eional family for tan months beginning Jan. 16, 1090 Some coaege required Cal Married or graduate students Apt rentaia avail WM Howie Ma no* tickets! 419874-2121 for Spring '80 James Apts comer ol ManviHe ft TRIP 20 (formerly Deep Six) performs Scott Hamilton Pteese cal 287 3898 Ive this Friday at DRY DOCK And Graphic Design ft VCT Mekxa Neerty new large 2 bdrm. 1 1/2 bathe, unturn Saturday-Just plain fun. Our DJ's wt rock you Wanted for production assistants torSpringigOO Apply al apt Stove, refrig ft dishwasher included. Aval from 9-1am. Bom nights-Food Operations wH able now starting at J400/month be giving away tickets to Howie MaraM. You Student Servicsa. 460 Student Cal John Nowtove Reel Eatate 364-2280 muet be present to win.. Located in basement Servloee. otllershman No cover No ID Male Wanted Need 1 or 2 Females non-smoking female roo- Waitress must be able to work over tha lunch matee for Spring 1090 Ctoaa to Campus, ap- hou. 10:30-2:00 and some evenings and prox $145/month plus utumee Cal or Leave weekends. Apply between the hours of misngi at 363-6864 DUTCH PANTRY 2 00-4 00M-Fat200CampbelH«Hoad One room apt Oubajeji Spring Semester ft Summer Very Close Need to eern hosdsy money? to campus Ph 363-3672. RESTAURANTS Work at EBSCO Telephone Sendee. Start now, learn a marketable welcomes you to join ska and make money Two Bedroom Apt tor Rent Flexible, apart-time (nan-16 hrsl 161.66 mo. no deposit us for breakfast end tul time hrs avaBsbie 724 Ctough Street Guaranteed hriy wege plus dairy CM 354-2797 bonue baaed on Salee Year round 92.45 employment Guarantee yourself e Spring Semester poemon by working now. Wanted one parson to sublease apartment on Stop In at 113 N Main St (Next to David's E. Court tor Spr. Same Cal 364-4658, leave Mon. ■ Thin-. meeaage Dal) Altar 4.00pm for appacatlona Interviews 4 15-5 15pm Wanted one i. nonsmoking roommate for 1720 E. WcMWter Spring Cal tor Joe anytime Positions eveleble for cocktal aervera. waiters, 354 2997 (acroee from the atadium) waitresses, and krtchen personnel Apply st Chi 352-7000 Cnrs 1666 8 Reynold* Rd . w cal 803-7017 Winthrop Terrace apartmanta are now taking between 2-4pm APPBoaltona f« Spring and Fal 90 leases 1 ft Hour.: 2 Bedroom apartmanta avsasble Three great Sen -Thar. WANTED Students mtereated In WELLNESS locations, heel Included, maintenance, ksundry, 6 a.m. • 9 p.m. and PEER CONSULTING Apply today to be a ate Cal 362-0136 or coma to 400 raspoWan Fri.-Sat. Wsanssa Pear Advktor at THE WELL, Student Rd. 43* 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. Health Center News Magazine Nov. 10,1989 TIM€ OUT FOR TftLK SHOWS 2 Friday Magazine/November 10, 19W From the Street Who is your favorite talk show host? Why? Paolo Illustration by Graf Horvatk Amy Slatt, junior mass communication Tom Lawrence, senior IPCO major Kim Branche, freshman elementary ed- Busz Fulton, senior history major from major from Bcllhrook.Ohio: "David Let- from Cleveland: "I'd have to go with Da- ucation major from East Cleveland: Schenectady, New York: "David Let- terman, because he doesn't do boring vid Letterman because he reminds me a "Arsenh Hall, because he's funny and terman, because for us late night wat- drug and rape topics — he's original." lot of my roommate. My roommate gets he's a good role model for minority stu- chers, he at times likes to play with our out of hand and is not afraid of making dents. He also shows them that they to minds. He also has Jerry Garcia and Bob an idiot out of himself." can be successful in life if they're willing Weir as his regular guests." to work hard." VCRs offer alternative to going out U ofM bans marshmallows by Melissa Puccclli a movie when 20 people can watch Holy Grail,' I have six. I also have six three movies for the same price. "I copies of 'Monty Python's Meaning of ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — It's like Saturday night in Bowling Green — sometimes invite residents over for Life." taking candy from a college student: there are no good parties happening, small social gatherings just to watch a The University of Michigan has an- and the bar scene just doesn't seem movie ... it's great to be able to enter- Barney's Video offers all tape rentals nounced plans to add marshmallows to that appealing. Maybe you are a mem- tain without going out," Monett said. for $1.99 every day and accepts compe- the list of objects banned from its ber of the growing population that "I also like to watch movies more than titor's coupons. "Lots of students football stadium. can't go to the bars. You may not have once, so I rent them. The VCR ends up come in to rent movies because it's the "This sounds funny, but it's a real a lot of money to spend on entertain- paying for itself." social thing to do," said an employee problem," Bruce Madej, Michigan di- ment, but you have friends, right? Sue Wilkins, owner of Video Spec- at Barney's. rector of sports information, said Students are finding renting movies trum, said many University students Tuesday. on video is an economical way to spend come in for movies and Nintendo Other convenience and grocery Wolverine fans in the student section an evening. Andrea Okey, junior fash- games. "Nintendo is a big request stores such as Churchill's, Dairy Mart began pitching marshmallows at each ion merchandising major, said, "If a from college students because we have and T.O's also carry videos for rental. other during the season-opening game group of friends get together, you can over 300 games and get new ones in Kroger's has discontinued their video against Notre Dame, and the activity rent a VCR and see more movies for a every week. tapes due to "stealing and other prob- has stuck. lower price. Plus it's more fun than go- "Groups of students come in lems," a Kroger manager said. On Oct. 7, band members and cheer- ing to the movie theater, because you together to pick several movies for an The manager of the Woodland Mall leaders were targeted, and by the end can eat and drink whatever you want evening... many of them can't go out Cinemas said the rise in popularity of of the game thousands of marshmal- and be as loud and obnoxious as you and drink so it's natural for them to get video renting by students has not affec- lows littered one end of the stadium. want." together, watch movies, play games ted the cinema's business. "They still Marshmallows aren't harmless, Mark Monett, junior exercise physi- and be social," she said. want to see movies when they first Michigan officials said. Some fans ology major and resident adviser in Wilkins said she tries to stock movies come out. If they miss it at the theater, press together several marshmallows to Rodgers, said he has a VCR in his that are appealing to the college audi- then they rent it on VCR later," he - create a gooey ball. room. "It's cheaper than paying $5 for ence. "I don't have one copy of 'The said. FRIDAY MflGflZINC Editor Christian Thompson Friday Magazine Is published every Friday during the academic Assistant Editor Chris Dawson »«»' »» «■* Board «•' Student Publications of Bowling Green State Staff Reporters Frank Esposito, U"l»eislty. Laura Hardy Robert Wagner Opinions expressed by columnists do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Friday Pher Editorial™? H?mT. Office SSmZEl"^T. Jl^ "BW-"Payers and do not discriminate — BowHng In hiringOne. practices.State Uaiver*, are e,«i opportunity ... <4I9> 31*^96' Copyright 1989, The BG News Friday Magazine/November 10,1W9 ODD 3 Which TV talk show host is the best? by Glna Hartman ing one way on a subject, Phil will say, population who could say "Yes, I re- pretty unworthy subjects recently. "But what about this..." late to that subject and will benefit Senior radio, television and Him In the relatively small world of day- Oprah Winfrey raises topics con- from the comments given here" is so major, Brian O'Donnell agrees. time TV talk shows, it is sometimes cerning social problems and does per- minute that the show must rely on sen- "What irritates me is that they (talk difficult to decide which is relevant and sonality profiles but, more often than sationalism just to maintain an audi- shows) have run out of topics," he worth watching and which is simple not (especially lately), her shows deal ence. Also, Geraldo's opinion is usual- said, "So what you get is something fluff. The topics that these shows deal with how to cope with different kinds ly the dominant opinion over the entire like 'Dogs who sleep in the corner and with can range from socially important of domestic squables, mostly aimed at show. like to drink coffee, on the next Oprah issues like abortion and gun control, to women viewers. Oprah's panel of College students, because of their er- Winfrey Show.' I like to watch Phil but really inane, frivolous subjects like guests is usually women and her studio ractic daily time schedules, watch a lot for the wrong reasons. His audience "Pressures of the female wrestler and audience is almost all women. She does of daytime TV. Here are some other seems to be the dumbest, so it's like en- how they cope." appear to be compassionate towards opinions regarding talk show's and tertainment." her guests and audience, but only if she their hosts given by University stu- Senior criminal justice major Mi- thinks they deserve it. One gets the no- dents. chael Sullivan said he has watched all tion from watching Oprah that she has Caren Field, senior psychology of the big shows and has formed a definite opinion about right and major said, "I really like Sally Jesse several opinions. wrong. While this may work great in and 1 think Oprah is better than Phil. "I've seen them all. I think Donahue Commentary life, it comes across a bit judgmental in The women hosts seem more compas- is the best of all of them. I think Gera- the intended unbiased talk show sionate. Geraldo is insincere and ldo is trash. It seems like Geraldo will All of the top four daytime TV talk forum. judgmental. Phil runs around too have a certain topic or subject and he shows, Phil Donahue, Oprah Winfrey, Sally Jesse Rafael is the queen of the much and he steps on people as he will have an opinion before the show Sally Jesse Rafael and Geraldo Rivera, horror story topics. She has had a few mindlessly shoves his microphone in even starts. Then he will try to sway the have had, at one time or another, the shows which could be construed as people's faces." audience that way. Donahue seems to "worthwhile" show and the "sensa- having some social significance, but "Geraldo is definitely the worst," present more than one side to the story tionalist muck" show. This raises ques- mostly this show deals with irrelevant according to Richard Hicks, freshman and he tries to understand it. He's not tions such as, which of the four tends subjects whose only purpose is to either business major. "The topics that he as judgmental. Sally Jesse isn't worth to air the more relevant topics and gross out or shock the audience. I un- addresses are irrelevant and smutty. I watching and I think I liked Oprah bet- which airs more trash? Which host is derstand natural human curiosity, but think Phil Donahue is the best because ter fat." the most impartial in their delivery and is there any reason to devote an entire he gets the point across and his topics The results of all this? Not too surpr- who seems to be biased? Here are a few hour to funeral home mistakes? Sally, are interesting. Oprah's topics are ising. Women seem to prefer the profiles to introduce you to those talk peering through her red glasses, must aimed too much at women. She should women hosts, men seem to prefer Phil, shows you have not seen: have thought so because she did indeed give equal time to men." and everyone hates Geraldo. First there is Phil Donahue, who in- address this fundamentally important The lack of new topics and the over- troduced the TV genre of daytime chit- subject earlier this year. She is highly lapping of old ones has prompted some In this case, maybe first is best. chat in 1969. He does do personality opinionated in her delivery, even to the profiles of famous people (the fun point of yelling at her guests if she be- shows) and occasionally uses a gim- lieves they are wrong. mick (like donning a skirt) to get Geraldo Rivera. The mere mention viewers. But for the most part, his top- of the name inspires me to try and be- ics are either socially important or deal come the best journalist I can be. Like with relationship problems. Of the Sally, Geraldo's topics are mostly What is it? four, Phil seems to make the most at- shock value stories, usually dealing If you can identify this tempts at presenting different sides to a with violently or sexually deviant peo- object, you could win a SI5 topic. Even if the entire audience is go- ple. The percentage of the American gilt certificate from Quarter's Cafe. 1414 E. Wooster. (Does noi include tax. graiuliy. or alcoholic beverages). FRIDAY MAGAZIN6 ... Drop your answers in the entry box located in the BG ... needs 5 men and 5 women to participate in News editorial ollice. 214 West Hall. separate panel discussions concerning sexual Entries are due each Thursday. 5 p.m. The issues and problems, fill names will be kept winning entry will be named at that lime. If more than one confidential. If interested please call 372-6967 correct entry is received, a drawing will be held lo by TODflV. determine the winner. 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This doo-wop/rap merger is OK Paul Shaffer is the Ed McMahon of until rappers the Fresh Prince and Ec- the music world. stasy (of Whodini) give way to an ul- tra-lame chorus featuring Shaffer, Dion, and several of their New York cronies. It's a noble idea, but it just doesn't work. Other misses include a pair of weak Music Review blues numbers ("Room With A View" — featuring a wasted performance by Eric Burdon and "Tear It On Down," He's played with just about every- where George Clinton's influence is body. Literally. His stints onSaturday nearly invisible) and a couple of fluff Night Live and Late Night with David fillers ("One Cup of Coffee" and Letter man (along with his hysterical "Coast To Coast" — where even K.C. cameo in the movie Spinal Tap) have of the Sunshine Band can't funk things established him as a solid role player, a up). man seemingly content to be second But it's not all that bad. "What Is banana as long as the music played. Soul" answers itself thanks to a killer Now Shaffer is poised to grab the vocal section featuring Ben E. King, spotlight with his debut album,Coast Bobby Womack, and Wilson Pickett. To Coast. The album features a cornu- A cover of Willie Dixon's "Wang copia of guest musicians, including Dang Doodle" showcases a happenin' Dion, the Fresh Prince, Carole King, organ groove and an inspired vocal by Wilson Pickett, Brian Wilson, Eric Burdon, Joe Satriani, Joe Walsh, Chicago blues star Koko Taylor. The Buddy Guy, and George Clinton. "I rock classic "Louie, Louie" is given a far-out take with neat sonic effects and Pa«l Scaaffer, courtesy Capitol Records wanted to be honest about the people Shaffer singing "Lou-why, Lou-why" who made me what I am," Shaffer Late NlgU With David Letttnum Band Director said. "The guests played on my record in a low and slurred blues mumble. The because they could hear their music in best cut here is definitely "Metal Beach." For all intents and purposes, merges surf music with heavy metal San born on sax. me." it's an instrumental, showcasing crack- Shaffer added that his extensive ex- perfectly. Shaffer claims that he was his own perience as a studio musician helped ling guitars (courtesy of Walsh and Sa- "Late Night," the theme to Letter- target audience for Coast To Coast triani), surging banks of keyboards, man's show, is also included, of saying, "I wanted to make a record I him work with the multitude of guests. "Yakkety Yak"-style sax and most "On Late Night, I'm used to working course. The World's Most Dangerous could get off on." Paul may be having importantly, Brian Wilson and Shaffer Band (Letterman's house band which a blast, but all too often Coast To very quickly with the performers — combining on a slew of excellent we've usually got less than, an hour to Shaffer fronts) really scorches this Coast proves that a whole is not always "bom-diddy-doo-doos" and "wa-wa- mother with some help from David equal to the sum of its parts. prepare for the show." wa-oooos" in the finest Beach Boy Unfortunately, Shaffer's coming- tradition. This one's an all-around out party is a dazzlingly inconsistent winner. Where "When The Radio Is prjtiil(S^tuia:tdurBourcefor cantyujBPtuiB | affair. Its 10 songs are designed to re- On" fails in its attempt to fuse doo- present the musical flavor of various wop with hip-hop, "Metal Beach" American cities with the help of musi- cal friends culled from each city. The result of this geographic variety is an UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO album that counters every pedal- to-the-metal highway cruise with a sti- fling downtown traffic jam. Numbered among these gridlocks is Creative writing SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP !!! majors form club Where: Fair lane Mall Dearborn, Mich. by Jennifer L. SUgg When: Saturday, November 18th The 38 creative writing majors at the Cost: $7.00 for transportation University are getting together to form a new "writers club" for the Universi- ty's creative writing majors and minors Meet at Union Oval called The Contemporary Artisan So- Buses leave at 10:00 a.m. ciety. The club is to be an enjoyable way to give writers' work exposure and Buses return at 6:00 p.m. support outside of class. Mike Hackney, founding member and club president, said, "Idealistica- Sign up on the 3rd floor Union lly, this club is being set up so that writers will get support and enthusiasm or from other writers and make us all Call 372-2343 for more information more disciplined writers, but in a fun way." Leslie Berg, junior creative writing major and also a founding member of CAS, said, "This club is a positive in- UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO T1 I fflrfflflTlTTflfftif7! Friday Magazine/November 10,1989 oon 5 Letter from friend spurs reflections by Christopher J. Dawson strange, but suddenly I felt like saying erode a friendship; there are people I'- all the time; trouble develops, usually to myself that all my problems didn't ve known and been best friends with due to a lack of communication. Some- You just call out my name, matter because my friend valued my since I was 6 or 7 years old, that now I times one party will say something that and you know wherever I am, friendship and looked forward to when rarely talk to. It's a shame, but I still offends another party, or that other I 'II come running, I wrote him back. It sounds silly, take comfort that no matter how far party will hear something they think to see you again. doesn't it? we drift apart, we'll still be able to sit that is about them but isn't (does that (James Taylor, "You've Got a Maybe so, but it does show the value down, have a few beers, and reminisce sound vague enough, yet?). Friend") of friends. The Beatles were right on about old times. However, if your relationship is the money with the line in their song, Sometimes, it takes time to mature strong and secure enough, that should "I get by with a little help from my and change, and that affects friend- never happen. If a relationship has a friends." The whole world seems to ships as well. I have friends now from problem, all the parties concerned work a whole lot better when you've my high school that I wasn't friends should be able to sit down and talk Toogoe in Cheek got good friends behind you. Nothing with during high school. Back then, I about it reasonably. Something like a can go wrong in your life when you don't think I could have foreseen my friendship is too important to blow know you've got a friend who will al- friendship with them. Now I wonder over something silly, like a misinterpre- I got a letter from an old friend the ways be there for you, and regardless why I wasn't friends with them back tation or hearsay. other day. He and I have known each of what you say or do, they will stay then. But the person I was back then I could wax on and on about friend- other for about 10 years now. We met your friend. was different than the person I am ships, but I'm not going to. First off, when we were 10-year-olds, joining the I think I've lucked out; I've had now. this column is far too long as it is now, Boy Scouts of America. We hit it off some pretty good friends in my life. I Contrary to what the movie "When and secondly, I gotta go write a letter right away and became fast friends. somehow manage to gravitate towards Harry Met Sally" said, it is possible to to an old friend stationed on an island We both lasted about the same time in people who share some of the same have platonic friends of the opposite out in the Pacific. our troop, but we both reached differ- values that I have, even if our tastes are sex. Sex never has to creep into the re- ent levels of advancement. I can still completely different. But there's noth- lationship, no matter what some peo- remember those winter nights when ing wrong with that. Sometimes differ- ple think. I have a good many female we'd be out camping, freezing our ences can make a relationship stronger. friends, and we have always remained butts off in thin sleeping bags. We'd 1 have some friends that 1 seemingly platonic. Why change and maybe ruin shiver and shoot the bull, talking about have NOTHING in common with, yet a great relationship with sex? I have a everything from God to girls. somehow we seem to have a strong re- female friend who I'm quite close to. In high school, we remained pretty lationship. Sometimes I think that the I've never laid a glove on the girl, but casual friends. After graduation, we differences make our relationship what all my neighbors last year assumed that both embarked upon different paths. it is, but I really don't care. It really 1 was sleeping with her. Sorry to burst He went into the Marine Corps and I shouldn't matter why people are your bubble guys, but no, nothing ever headed off to the academic world. I've friends, just that they are. happened. That's what platonic re- seen him only a few times since he left Another factor in friendships is lationships are all about. for the Corps. This summer I took it time. Sometimes the length of time can Things aren't rosy in a relationship upon myself to start writing him. Being one who finds enjoyment in writing, I wrote pretty long letters, bringing him Wedding up to date on the activities of friends Apparel and classmates. I also figured he wouldn't get much in the way of mail out in Okinawa, where he was rom Spartans Happy Hour Every Night form 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Byrnagate Plaza MICHIGAN STATE. JOE YASHINSKY AND 135 S. Byrne (near HIM), Toledo 531-1311 TODD GOLDBERG WILL BRING YOU ALL THE THIS WEEK FEATURING THE AFFAIR FRI - SAT - SUN PLAY BY PLAY ON 88.1 FM tfBGU !■■■■■! mmmmma^t^tmamamtmmammawmmmmmmmamm Friday Magazine/No*e«ber 10, l>t> Grapes of Wrath work sounds lush by Chuck Travis founder of the critically acclaimed Golden Palominos. The Grapes of Wrath, a quartet Recorded in Woodstock N.Y., the from Vancouver, Canada, have just album started out on a shaky leg, re- released their third album. Now and calls Kevin Kane. " The first few weeks Again. of production did not go so well... An- In a recent interview, two of the ton felt that the collaboration wasn't members, Kevin Kane — working and it forced us as a band to vocals/guitar, and Tom Hooper — go beyond our self-conceived limits bass/vocals, discussed the production and branch out, as far as musical direc- of the record. tion was concerned," he said. The album is an attempt at harness- The choice of the stark ballad "All ing the dynamics of Beatlesque har- the Things I Wasn't," as the lead off monies with lush guitar and piano song for the album was the choice of work done in the style of '70s Southern the record company says Tom Hooper. California rock. 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After repeated attempts to quiet her woman was when I went up in the Sta- His contrast with a simple love story "Interiors" meets "Manhattan." and her "blackmail," he turns to his tue of Liberty." is eloquent. Allen's sincere filmmaker For lack of a more profound descrip- brother. A somewhat shady character, His neurotic character is nothing is honest, intelligent and loyal, but his tion, that is "Crimes and Misdemean- he can "silence" her permanently. Ju- new — it can be found in most of would-be girlfriend leaves him for a ors" in a hard nutshell. Woody Allen dah reacts with disbelief. How can he Woody's late '70s films — and is a television producer that represents all has created perhaps his best wo'rk yet, be responsible for taking another per- direct reflection of Allen himself. But that our protagonist despises. Allen's detailing his narrative with insights son's life? Yet, the thought of losing what happens to the character is the ensemble cast is excellent, as always. into success, morals and God. everything that he has worked for and meat of the story, taking us all on an Back is Mia Farrow and Sam Waterson losing his wife is too much temptation. existential trip down memory lane, as along with illuminaries Anjelica Hus- Judah calls his brother and the deed is his love becomes unrequited and suc- ton and Martin Landau. Landau is done. Dwelling on his father's words, cess is measured in terms of money, superb and may very well walk away Judah feels guilt beyond belief. His not love. with this year's Best Actor Oscar. father said that God is everywhere and The two storylines have nothing in Every aspect of "Crimes" is pheno- that no sin goes unpunished. common with each other and Allen menal. Allen has created the best work At the opening of this little drama cuts back and forth between the two of his career and easily the best film of Judah is not a religious man, he is ear- haphazardly. Not until the end do we the year. For an intense intellectual ex- thly and whole-heartedly a secularist. really see the relevance to each other perience or a 90 minute escape into Considered a comic genius, Allen Throughout his ordeal he becomes that the two stories have. The two pro- morality, see "Crimes and Mis- has displayed his flair for drama in more and more guilt-ridden, relying on tagonists meet at a party and discuss demeanors;" it's a cinematic treat that many of his films. His first real foray the past for advice. Getting caught for life, God and morality. Judah allegori- only Woody Allen could deliver so de- into that was in 1978's "Interiors." It's the crime plays into this, but he is more cally confesses his sin to this film- liriously. tone was distinctly Bergmanesque, afraid for his afterlife than for his suf- maker, cathartically cleansing himself leaving many critics cold to the serious fering on Earth. to a stranger. Allen's filmmaker is left ■From Creative, page 4. film from the funny filmmaker. After Second storyline: Woody Allen play- alone, vying for happier times. fluence on my writing because I get honing his craft in such contemporary ing a neurotic, lonely, depressed New What makes this film great is not the more of an honest, helpful response classics as "Annie Hall" and the incre- York filmmaker. His marriage is fall- subject matter, moral plays have been from close friends and fellow writers dible "Manhattan," Allen has com- ing apart, he doesn't work much and done since the beginnings of theater, who understand and probably face the bined his earlier flair for drama with the woman that he is falling in love but the way in which it is done. In the same difficulties I do." his unique comic talent in "Crimes." with treats him like the platonic big typical Allen style, we are treated to Group meetings will contain open Giant moral issues versus less, in- brother. Allen's incredible writing tal- existential viewpoints in a way that readings, workshops, various writing consequential moral issues make up the ent comes into play with this character. only Woody can present them. The di- activities and an occasional guest drama in this photoplay. It seems that His miserable meanderings about life, lemma offered to Judah is one that speaker. The group plans to release a opthamologist Judah (Martin Landau) death and that time in-between show tests the supreme in any and all of us. bi-weekly newsletter including works has been having an affair with a lonely, that Woody is the best writer on the Who gives us the right to play God by members of the group. If interested neurotic stewardess. This woman (An- film scene. He writes some of the best over a simple issue such as marital in- in becoming a member contact Hack- gelica Huston) decides the only way to dialogue for himself, quipping in one fidelity? Is a house and home more im- ney at 354-6060. * -k •• • • ••••••••••••• The wild funtier Over 18 Admitted Located 10 minutes north of Bowling Green on rt. 25 Formerly Buttons Proper ID required •••••••••••••••••** 8 nnn Friday Magazine/November 10, 1*89 Inside AH of Us Untitled He interests her. He motivates her. The Kwangju American Cultural Center She's not sure why. They've only spoken to each The vacant building of the American Cultural Center, now an abode of silence, reluctantly His actions make him appear receives a visitor, unlocking two padlocks and an iron-barred gate; Wining to accept. a strip of empty air is hung at the flagpole They have things in common, where the Star-Spangled Banner had been fluttering but he doesn't know that. # Not yet at least. forty-two years. What then has America left here, Is she fooling herself? 80 Hwangkum-dong, very near the 5.18 Square Perhaps it is Just that he appears to embody where the citizens in the bloody whirlwind screamed for so much that she values Democracy and Liberty? And admires. The dust sitting mute on chairs in the reading room, They have similar tastes. the iron bars stark at attention in window frames, But he doesn't really know bricks, closed doors, panes of bulletproof glass, that yet either. What is she to do? and some questions unquenchable in everyone's mind ... She will continue to view him with friendly Ah, the land's old cries several sparrows are Interest scattering in the quadrangle of the American Looks that show interest on a level deeper than Cultural Center; I gaze up into the deep blue heaven friendship of ten through the shadows falling to pieces. One heaven frighten sober men. of five thousand years the Korean paulownia branches support. Is belike that? To where winds this road along now? Rise on wings the prophetic songs above the scars and seperate land, byKatheriaeChiaery breaking the heavily-built white silence, turns the history copyright 1989 its hidden dark face above the amicable hands that have been shaking forty-four years. Yet you would say: Self-reliance doesn't lie in blaming others for your own sores nor in isolating yourself. We'd better learn from a tree how to be in touch with the winds and how to grow without bending to a seasonal wind. Then as we might open Korean Cultural Centers in any city of the U.S., why can't the Americans open theirs here? That Day The vacant building of the American Cultural Center It snowed the day you were born. in the heart of Kwangju City, drearier than ever, But this was a sunny morn. utters monosyllables in metallic voice, hardly On such a Beautiful day understood, closing its iron-barred gate From that car comes its final pay. and two padlocks as a visitor goes out. For one more time we'd give our love, And I thanked my God above. by Chang Voung-Gll Chonnam Nat. University Through the Kennel door you came Copyright 1989 You didn't look quite the same. Everywhere you showed your age On this your final page. I looked at you and was glad. I praise God for the fun we had. Untitled As they put you up on the table You stood the best you were able. Breathing deeply and wiping my brow, With love I fed you strips of meat. I enter your lair, pleasant and pleased. But only a little did you eat. Confident you — demigod — will feed my need. The trust in Your eyes it was true Respectfully, I ask where, why and how? for inside, you knew I loved you. But the time had now come "Who cares about this non-issue?" you exclaim. to say good-bye my little bum Knowingly right, I press further for facts. We gave you a hug and some pets Pompously pissed you lean back, then turn you over to the vets "Is there a point, a reason you came?" Our hands on you is all I saw As the stuck the needle in your paw. Nervously, I try to explain and justify my visit. Hugging you while you would lie I seek information to address a social concern. Our times together passed by my eye Unfortunately, once again I crash and burn. My mother praised as they laid you down. You're rude and wrong, riding a power trip. Crying was the only other sound. Over you did I bow Sighing with frustration I leave in a sweat. Then he said"He's gone now." I didn't have the questions nor the courage. For my mother sister and I To weather your storm and sustain your rage. On that day, we saw you die. Next time I will succeed and have no regret. In memory of BOSS (Bub Ba), Jan. 28, 1977 to Sept. 2, 1989 by James A. Tinker by Pat Mlngarelll copyright 1989 copyright 1989 ! , \i tiU*VA\iiitlMIU MW «..V.'>..I..4 Friday Magazine/NoTmbcr 10,1M9 ana 9 The best BG News is a R€CVCL€D BG News DAYTIMEMORNING 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 O USA Today Business News This Morning Sally Jessy Raphael Family Feud Jackpot' TBA o Sign-Ofl Cont'd FIT. Well Now! 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