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Grab a dancing partner, see Friday Magazine THE BG NEWS Vol. 69 Issue 108 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, April 10,1987 Baby M case Soviets opens legal charge can of worms spying by Kate Foster "I BELIEVE in giving couples staff reporter the opportunity for parenting, but I think the surrogate cases are just like a stick of dynamite; As the recent Baby M case it is a dangerous extreme," he Embassy in D.C. paves the legal road for future said. surrogate parenting, reproduc- This danger, he said, could said to be bugged tive health officials are finding lurk in the form of a lawsuit for they must now take a stance on the doctor performing the in- the issue. semination if the surrogate baby MOSCOW (AP)-The Soviet Lawyers, infertility special- is deformed or disabled. The Union put on display yesterday ists and family planning centers doctor could be a legal target for microphones ana other gadgets will have to decide if they will it said were dug from the walls defend and promote surrogate and floors of its U.S. missions parenting, a form of artificial and claimed the devices prove inseminaton in which a surro- that Soviets are victims of gate mother is inseminated with See related American spies. the sperm of a woman's hus- The devices, some crammed band, carries the pregnancy to story p.3 with miniature electronics and term and then turns the child no bigger than a pencil, are over to the contracting couple. "material evidence of who is In turn, the couple pays the really intruding into the sover- surrogate mother for her ser- the mother as well if she is eign territory of others," For- vices. injured during the birth of the eign Ministry spokesman Boris Newsweek recently reported child. If the child is born with a Pyadyshev said at a news brief- that one of every six couples is significant birth defect, both the ing. infertile. That estimation, cou- surrogate mother and the adopt- The briefing and the display of pled with the shortage of healthy ing parents might reject the objects allegedly planted at So- white babies for adoption, has child. If this is the case, Pardee viet missions and residences in made surrogate parenting an explained, the taxpayers would Washington, San Francisco and attractive option for an esti- foot the bill for the institutionali- New York was a clear Kremlin mated 500 couples, most of them zation of the child. response to reports that the over the past few years, health A recent New York study ap- KGB laced the U.S. Embassy in officials sav. proves the state enactment of Moscow with bugging devices The landmark Baby M deci- legislature that recognizes sur- and compromised its security. sion reinforced the fact that a rogate parenting contracts as The Soviet counterattack surrogate contract is legally enforceable if certain conditions came as American officials binding; however, the decision were made mandatory. A few of were trying to gauge a sex-and- is being appealed. The current these conditions include psycho- spv scandal that allegedly in- contract passing hands between logical and background screen- volved U.S. Marine guards who the surrogate mother and con- ing of the surrogate mother and became sexually involved with tracting parents is in a gray contracting parents, a court re- Soviet women and were enticed area of the law since no states view of the proposed fees for the into allowing KGB agents inside have enacted regulations legal- surrogate mother, child support the American Embassy. BG News/Pete Fellman izing surrogate parenting. provided for the surrogate It was not possible for journal- John Pardee, a Toledo attor- mother if the parents decide not ists to verify that the transmit- Look out below ney who deals with adoption to take the child and that con- ters, receivers and other Looking down to check for a proper descent, Mike Riley, sophomore aerotechnology major, rappels down cases, opposes surrogate paren- tracts only be made legal if the electronic devices had actually the side of Anderson Arena as part of a Reserve Officer Training Corps leadership lab. The lab is ting ana has cited a number of woman is medically certified as been planted on Soviet property designed to prepare the Army ROTC students for more advanced training during the summer. potential legal hazards as a re- infertile. by U.S. agents. I sult of the practice. D See Surrogate, page 3. Proposal 'dead,' Few homeless get help says arms chief Process of determining eligibility cited as one cause Editor's Note: This is the last in not want to have to deal with it. fer to be out in the open ... and "Such cases don't get picked WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan's proposal at the Ice- a twoiMrt series on Northwest The main factors in ruling who fend for themselves, he said. up by the system ... thus, what land summit to scrap all U.S. and Soviet ballistic missiles over 10 Ohio's homeless. is eligible include an individu- they (homeless people) qualify years is a dead issue, nuclear arms control director Kenneth al's assets, actual amount of Others figure they have no for and what they get are two Adelman said yesterday. accountable income, proof of chance at receiving benefits different things," he said. "The Soviets have rejected it out of hand," Adelman said. by Cathy Hoehrt social security, proof of identifi- since they have no change of He told reporters the U.S. proposal is still on the negotiating table staff reporter cation, such as a birth certifi- clothes and never take showers. in Geneva. But, he added, I don't think it's going to come on the cate, and other resources. "So they just cut themselves radar screen on arms control again, if you ask me." Few homeless people who are "If we stood on the street off from the rest of the world," Reagan proposed a two-stage plan to Soviet leader Mikhail eligible for a variety of sources corner and handed out food he said. Gorbachev in Reykjavik, Iceland. In the first five years, the two of income are receiving them, stamps, sure, I think they would sides would cut by about one-half their long-range bombers, missiles according to one official. all come to get them. But right Bill Faith, director of the Ohio and submarines. In the next five years, all ballistic missiles would Mark Johnston, staff analyst now, they ask 'why do I need a Coalition for the Homeless said be phased out. of the office of analysis and copy of my birth certificate? that the limitations of who is U.S. negotiators formally presented the proposal to Soviet negotia- evaluation for the Department Why do I need my social secu- eligible for benefits make it tors later at Geneva. But, Adelman said, "they didn't give us the of Agriculture, said that many rity card?'" said Kathy ("as- nearly impossible for homeless time of day." homeless people have a variety sidy, administrative assistant to people to survive. The director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency of incomes outside of employ- the director of Lucas County "It forces them to bend or said the Soviets refused the offer because "they figure that the ment. These sources include Department of Human Services. break the rules to survive," he backbone of their military and their arsenal has been land-based food stamps, public assistance, MANY HOMELESS people said. ballistic missiles." panhandling (begging), disabil- are not even aware of the avail- Some U.S. allies in Western Europe also had reservations about ity coverage andSupplemental ability of the benefits. He said the system requires Reagan's proposal. Secretary of State George Shultz responded to Security Income. "There is a definite need for each case to fit into "neat little those concerns by saying a small force of U.S. ballistic missiles "There are not too many an outreach to these people, to categories" before they will give might be retained. homeless people receiving regu- educate (them)," said Frank even minimal benefits. lar benefits, though," Johnston McLaughlin, acting director of "The reality of people's lives SHULTZ WILL discuss arms control issues next Monday through said. Wood County Department of Hu- is that they don't fit into neat Wednesday in Moscow with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard She- man Services. little categories," he said. BG News/Rob Upton vardnadze. He also may meet with Gorbachev. They would discuss He cited several reasons for Johnston said that many plans for a third summit meeting in Washington. this. homeless people he has talked to Welfare agencies often dis- Penny Davis and daughter Adelman said Gorbachev had not responded to Reagan's invita- Due to the complicated proc- have "a real fear of buildings. criminate against cases who are Doris reside at the Beach tion but said he expected the Soviet leader to be here during the ess of determining who is eligi- It's a popular reason why many not able to shower or change House for homeless people summer or early fall. ble, many homeless people do do not go to shelters. They pre- clothes. in Toledo.
Friday News in brief
D University students sound off on the 'Baby M' surrogate-mother case: See story, Miss Bronze is tomorrow Bloodmobile here next week Pom squad meeting Sunday page 3. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in the _ D President Reagan tells an Indiana crowd The 14th annual Miss Bronze Pageant spon- Lenhart Grand Ballroom of the University Union There will be a general information meeting that high technology can help paint the Job sored by Phi Beta Sigma will be tomorrow at Monday through Thursday next week, between for University women wishing to try out for the picture in brighter colors: See story, page 5 7:30 pjn. In the Lenhart Grand Ballroom of the 10 a.m. and 4 pjn. Pommerettes Sunday at 8 p.m. in Room 115 of University Union. The bloodmobile needs both donors and volun- the Education Building. D Bowling Green's gymnasts will stand in Tickets for the event are $3.50 in advance and teer workers, Judy Goris, Red Cross blood The Pommerettes. one of the University's pep the middle of the pack in Columbus tomor- $4 at the door. They can be purchased at the coordinator for Wood County, said. Those wish- squads, entertain the crowds at halftimes at row as they try for the NCAA Northeast information desk In the University Union. ing to work or donate blood can call 372-2775 home basketball and football games. regional title: See story, page 6. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Sickle- between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Cell Anemia Foundation. Thursday. Walk-in volunteers will also be ac- For more information, contact Trish McCoy at - by Jackie Jackson cepted, she said. 353-2836. Editorial BG News/April 10,1987 2 Uphold free speech We journalists often make a lot of noise when we If Corrales were existentialist see our constitutional rights of free press threatened. A federal court jury in Virginia recently awarded What happens when a manager reads too much Camus the Rev. Jerry Falwell a $200,000 judgment in his only face the consequences. And mound, watch it roll back down I've had to fine 13 guys already suit against Hustler publisher Larry Flynt. that goes for the rule book, too." and roll it up again?" he says. for not reading their Kierke- "I'm not sure what you mean, "For crying out loud, Pat, that's gaard. The case was originally a $45 million libel suit Pat." he says, "but I'll give it a absurd.'' March 27-1 argued with stemming from an offensive mock advertisement "You said it, Jack," I tell him. Franco today. He was out trying in Hustler. The jury reasonably concluded that no & In the fifth inning, he beans "You said it." to steal. He said Goryl shouldn't libel had been committed; the satire was just too a*sfr op A three Yankees on three pitches MarchlS- Klein talked to me have sent him. outrageous to be believable. and gets thrown out of the game. tonight about dumping Niekro. "Look, Julio," I tell him. I think he's close to understand- "He doesn't have it anymore, "You're responsible for that out. Legal precedent suggests that the case be closed ing. Pat," he tells me in the club- You chose to interpret that sign at that point. But the jurors in this instance decided March 6- Today we beat the house. "Look at how they hit to mean steal. Don't pass the that a sleazy smut publisher - such as Flynt - sim- Mets 9-2. So I say to Tabler. him today." buck to Johnny." ply should not be allowed to get away so easily with Editor's note: You'll have to "Pat, we just beat the world "Joe," I tell him, "I can't do Right after that I see Julio defaming a respectable evangelist -such as Fal- forgive Craig Hergert for this champs. I should feel great. But it. Sure, the Phils hit three hom- sign that paper the guys have week's column. It seems that not there's this nothingness that ers off him. In one inning yet. been passing around. Well, well. So they told Flynt to pay the preacher $200,000 only has he been following the gnaws at my very soul. What But I go to the mound, and what that's His choice. for "emotional distress" he suffered as a result of newly-begun baseball season, does it mean?" do I see? Phil is composed, he's April 6- Our first regular sea- the ad's publication. but he's been reading a lot of He says, "The Brewers are poised. He's got dignity, Joe. I son game. The Jays take us, 7-3. We can understand the jury's frustration in existentialism as well. going with a lefty tomorrow. I say he stays. We nave a problem with our finding no legal recourse for the plaintiff. But we start, don't I, Skip?" Ah, Pat. What Joe says I can't quite pitching again. The season could by Craig Hergert Ah, humanity. make out over the noise of the well be a long one. I can't go on. strongly disagree with creating a remedy where March 10 - My pitching coach equipment he's throwing. I go on. the Constitution provides none. Manager's diary is angry with me. He doesn't March 23- More complaints. Hergert, a teaching fellow in Why? Because our society is predicated on a February 26 - Our first day in understand the new drill for the The players don't like the read- the English department from system of free and robust debate, especially where training camp. Life goes on. pitchers. ings I've been giving them. They Slayton, Minn., is a columnist Each of us is a year older. I can't "They roll a boulder up the don't mind the Charlie Lau. but for The News. Bublic issues and figures are concerned. Without it, look at Phil Niekro without real- le United States would quickly deteriorate into a izing the man is mortal and the nation where dissent and criticism are suppressed. end is near. So I look at the Is this not what we so vehemently protest when we scantily-clad cutie on the Miller look at South Africa, the Soviet Union, etc.? Lite calendar instead. February 27-The players It is unfortunate indeed that publication of taste- were all excited today. They less material is tolerated in our society. But as long couldn't wait to hear my first as it is tolerated by a substantial segment of the pep talk. I told them they might population (e.g., the readers of Hustler), it must be win it all this year. Then again, tolerated by the law of the land. they might finish in the cellar. Had libel been committed in this case, the solu- Either way, we're all trapped in a world not of our making. tion would be clear. But as it stands, the Rev. When I finished, Brett BuUer Falwell ought not be pitied by the law for his claps his hands and shouts, "All "emotional distress." Because, as odd as it seems, right! Let's hear Piniella say if Flynt loses, we all lose. The precedent could be a that to his team!" March 3-The guys seemed fatal one. confused about my new training The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the camp rules. case. In the interests of freedom of expression (not "What do you mean/There just freedom of the press), the Court should reverse aren't any'?" Ernie asks. the judgment and allow Falwell to settle the issue "Just that, Macho," I tell him. with Flynt where it should be settled: in the (free) You forge your own values. You press. do what you choose. You need Letters others who share her awareness turing of the South African gov- Gooden had it so rough only of the unattractive appear- ernment. ance of the shanty, I say good for I must stress that we DO NOT Shanty intended you! Your eyes have been SUPPORT APARTHEID; we America's national pastime really took it out of him to be 'eyesore* opened, and that is the first and just have a different means to most important step toward achieve the common goal enough to be in Texas, where I frisking boyishly about a lovely opening your hearts and minds shared by both conservatives by Mike Royko made the acquaintance of a rus- land called Korea. We frolicked Bravo for the shanty in the to the very sobering, almost and liberals. This common goal tic father figure named Wilson, on one side of Korea and hun- Union Oval! It is a work of art! unthinkable plight of countless should not be lampooned by It's just human nature, I who had three stripes on each dreds of thousands of Chinese It arouses our emotions. It stirs people who are no less deserv- cheap shot cartoons in a paper guess. Most of us fail to appre- sleeve. youths frolicked on the other controversy. It makes us think. ing, only less fortunate, than that represents our school. ciate how good we've had it until Before dawn, he would side. Some people hate it, some love it yourselves. Again, I was very offended by we see the ordeals that others awaken us by playfully shout- and some don't care much one Karin G. Hubert this obvious abuse of the BG who are less fortunate have had ing, "Git your ace out of bed and But for our good fortune in not way or the other. It has different 413 Sand Ridge News and trust that they will be to endure. git out on the road in 10 min- being able to whip in a sharply- meaning to different people. Let more tastefully selective in their utes." breaking curve ball, we, too, me tell you what it means to me. cartoons in the future. This struck me when I read Once we were out on the road, might have been forced to spend Its appearance is indeed an Jeffrey A. Lors what Frank Cashen, the general Sgt. Wilson would spend the next out 20th years as did Gooden: "eyesore" and for a very impor- Editorial cartoon Chairman, College Republicans manager of the New York Mets, 12 or so hours entertaining us the youth-draining regimenta- tant reason. It should serve to OCMB321S had to say about his star pitcher, with remarks like: "Rayko, tion of spring training in Flor- remind us as we walk past, taste questioned Dwight Gooden. cain't you run no faster than ida; another summer of being wrapped snugly in our designer Respond In announcing that Gooden, that? ... now we're goin' on a confronted by hostile batters coats, headed for the warmth In response to the cartoon on 22, would enter a drug rehabili- nice 10-mile hike with full equip- and domineering umpires; be- and security of whatever space March 18, depicting the conser- The BG News editorial page is tation program, the grief- ment ... Rico, git your ace over ing bombarded by the ear-shat- we call home, that many human vatives on campus as members your campus forum. stricken Cashen said: that obstacle course... you call tering din of thousands of beings, in fact most human be- of the KKK, I am deeply of- Letters to the editor should be "This is a terrible thing, one of those boots shiny? you call that shouting fans, and accosted by ings, who share this planet with fended. Making a jest at a group no longer than two typed, dou- the saddest things I've ever had carbine clean?... Rocko. how'd the menacing pencils and us are not nearly so fortunate as of individuals, conservative or ble-spaced pages. Guest col- to do in baseball. I've been ag- you like some extra KP? scorecards of the dreaded auto- we. liberal, is fine when kept within umns should be two to three onizing over it for the last 48 graph hunters. Difficult as it is to believe, the borders of good taste. pages. hours. I'm sure that many members shanties very much like the one When the BG News labels a Letters and columns should "The sudden fame and fortune of my generation knew someone And somebody said war was in the Oval are homes to enor- group with such an odious name, include phone number and ad- he achieved is nice. But we sort like Sgt. Wilson during their hell? mous numbers of human beings all the connotations of racial dress or on-campus mailbox of robbed him of his youth." youths. All that suffering, and for in South Africa, in many other hate and injustice are carried number. Guest columns should He was referring to the fact And I realize how lucky I was what? As General Manager third world countries and, yes, with it. This borders on libel. include hometown, major and that Gooden, now 22, became a to have spent that portion of my Cashen said, mere fame and right here in the USA! You have I represent the College Repub- class standing. star pitcher at the tender age of formative years with him. It's fortune. A million and a half a only to travel the rural areas of licans, a conservative group on The News reserves the right to 19. chilling to think of what might year, plus endorsement fees. the deep south, as I have done, to campus that is actively involved reject submissions that are con- So you think about that - what have happened if I had been And with it, the enormous, see them for yourself. in the dismantling of the racist sidered to be in bad taste, mali- a terrible loss, to be robbed of cursed with the capability of youth-draining pressures of hav- To Paul Olscamp, I say good apartheid government in South cious or libelous. one's youth in exchange for throwing a baseball 95 miles an ing to figure out how to spend it. for you! It is to your credit and Africa. All submissions are subject to fame and fortune. hour to a precise spot. to the credit of this University We hold the view that through condensation. Then I, too, might have found How much better it was to be that the shanty is allowed to active participation involving Little wonder that Gooden myself caught in the drudgery of free of such adult burdens. stand. If one of its purposes is to enlightened investment in com- Mail submissions to: took to snorting expensive white having to pitch a baseball game Clothing? The nice supply ser- open our eyes, then that purpose panies dealing with South Af- Editorial Editor powder to relieve the emotional every fourth or fifth day. The geant provided them. Food? The is clearly being well served. rica, BGSU can be more BGNewi anguish of having his youth awesome responsibility of play- mess hall. Housing? The bar- To Michele Nemes and to any actively involved in the restruc- 210 West Hall plucked from him. ing baseball, what a sad way to racks or tent. Money? How His sad fate has made me look squander one's precious youth. much can you buy with $110 a back on my early years and month, anyway? Ah, it was like SOCICDV by Dovid Harris realize how lucky I was. Then there was my 20th year. being Huck Finn rafting down Like thousands of other young the Mississippi. I to«J'r utioensjAuo rt< OHLV ADbicnoJ ftK SU&E'S At age 19 I was fortunate men of my generation, I spent it ir. i awric nmxs. IS TO Rooc-tJ-Aou.. And I'm sure that you could I by Lynda Sanlno northwest Ohio and natives from Students offer reporter the area have made an effort to get to know their new neighbors. Amid recent controversy over "A lot of professionals around surrogacy views the rights of Japanese corpora- here are trying to get more tions selling goods in the United Japanese businesses to come to States, one University professor Ohio. Now the Americans are r*MMAa*«gey they would have adopted one is attempting to help Americans the ones making an effort to ** reporter of those children," La*em better understand the Japanese. understand the Japanese. Be- said. "It's like gome to a Akiko Jones, professor of Jap- fore, the Japanese were the ones The attention given to a supermarket lookmgfor the anese, is helping Ohioans who who had to learn American cul- recant custody case in New best-priced cottf beet" are interested in the people and ture," she said. "I think it's Jersey Involving a surrogate LaFevre criticised one business of Japan to become great that now there is a mutual mOWi attempts to keep the point to the Stern-WbJteheed familiar with Japanese lan- effort." baby ahe had agreed to give contract which made the mat- guage and culture. Currently, Jones is teaching a op to a surrogate parenthood ter a legal Issue. He said the Jones has been conducting language course in Norwalk to a contract has caused many to contract stipulated that after seminars throughout Ohio dur- group of 28 business people who tana opinions on the issue, a fifth month of pregnancy ing the past year at area compa- want to communicate effecti- todading University stu- check-up. if the potential for nies and cities for business vely with and understand the birth defects existed. Stern people anxious to learn about culture of the Japanese. The highly publicized Baby could legally demand an and understand the ways of the She said American business M ease is a controversial le- abortion?^ Japanese. people are very motivated and gal tome as well as an emo- "This is why babies are "I've given seminars for cities are genuinely concerned with tional Issue for those who treated like commodities,'' he such as Findlay and for busi- understanding Japanese life- foDowed the case. Last week, said. nessmen at the Sandusky Ford styles and language. a New Jersey judge ruled that Jenifer Miller, senior plant," Jones said. "I've done "I don't think the American the contract WuTiam Stem health education malar, Mid some technical translations and professionals will be able to ne- and surrogate mother Eliza- the whole thing is sad. She narrated slide shows for people gotiate business transactions in beth Whttehead entered into said a surrogate mother to who want to send information Japanese, but by knowing a was valid and binding, and under a lot of obligations to a about their cities to Japan," she little about Japanese culture, custody of the yeer«Sd child contract. said. Americans will understand the was awarded to Stem and hi* "If I couldn't have children "To do business with the Japa- reasons why the Japanese do wife. I would want to find some nese, American business people certain things without becoming "I think surrogate moth- way to have a child," she need to know the basis of the offended or offending them, erhood is a very viable alter- said. language, and they should know Jones said. native to those who can't have Adoption laws need to be about the culture, Jones said. Jones said students should children," Dtanne Knowlton, strengthened to order to ef- She said several Japanese learn about the Japanese before sociology graduate student, fectively deal with tomes Akiko Jones BG News/Mike McCune businesses have already come to entering the business world. aili Tt should be under- such as the Baby M case, taken by someone who has Miller said. "The Baby M gone through toe natural in- rule is unstable but there was sive safeguards for the adopting middle class couples on one side nia has an open adoption policy volvements of birth, and who no other way to do it" Surrogate parents, the child and. the natu- and the lower-class women on in which the adopting mother understands the process.'' Kathy Hicks, freshman U Continued from page 1. ral mother," said Jane Sham- the other. and natural mother are ac- Knowlton said If she would Latin major, said the surre- Planned Parenthood Federation baugh, director of PPFA Suainted. In Lucas County, on be a surrogate mother, some- Ste mother tome devaluates of America (PPFA), an organi- community programming. "I'm afraid that (legislation IC other hand, all identities thing she once seriously con- ! birth process. zation which provides compre- legalizing surrogate parenting) must be kept secret in adoption sidered, she would want to The people who did toe hensive reproductive health With or without legal safe- will lead to exploitation of the cases. know the parents well. artificteJ Inewntoatton were care, has not yet taken a stand guards, some sociologists re- poor woman's body to serve the paid $7,300, while the mother on the issue. gard surrogate parenting as an needs of the upper-class Despite all the moral issues 1 WOULD want to be satis- was pafa $10,000. This is out of ACCORDING TO Doug Gould, exploitation of women and hu- woman," she said, adding, "in and potential legal problems, fied that they (the parents) proportion considering what vice president for the national man reproduction. such an economic world, the Pardee does not expect doctors woaU give the baby the love the mother goes through for chapter of PPFA communica- "It used to be that women only poor women might have no in Toledo to mirror his stance on and caring that I would," she nine months of her life," tions in New York, board mem- rented out their bodies as prosti- choice to do anything but to the surrogacy issue. said. ^^ Hicks said. bers and experts in biology tutes. Now they're renting out become professional breeders." "I would be naive to think that Michael LaFevre, graduate She said toe court's ruling ethics are currently in the proc- their uterus," said Marcia Be- Bedard said she would rather doctors won't want to get in- student to philosophy, said he is a statement of what society ess of looking at the whole issue dard, an assistant professor of see extensive reproductive volved (in surrogate parenting thtoka surrogate motherhood thinks about birth. of surrogate parenting. sociology at the University who health research initiated to cor- cases)," he said. exploits both the woman and Benjamin Quton, technol- Some PPFA associates in To- has explored the issue of surro- rect what she refers to as the Dr. David Tullis. an infer- toe child. ogy graduate stodent, said he ledo speculate on the possibility gacy. 'epidemic infertility* crisis. tility specialist in Toledo, is will- "It treats children as a opposes the moral question of of the organization accepting The New York study found As the public waits for surro- ing to take the potential legal commodity - the Sterns surrogate motherhood on reli- surrogate parenting as an option that the common fees for the gacy legislation to be risk once the legislation for sur- viewed the child as their gious grounds, bat said tt for infertile couples. surrogacy process include $6,500 carved in stone, Par dee stresses rogate parenting is enacted. Drenerty/'hesaid should be "very tightly regn> "We do believe in choice with for the infertility center and that the east and west coasts "I would not be against (per- ^ 'There are minority and lated." matters of reproductive health, $10,000 for the surrogate mother. tend to address the latest legal forming the insemination) it all handicapped children who Quinn said be thinks every" so it wouldn't be unlikely that Bedard foresees surrogacy as trends in reproductive health the things were clear with the wul never be adopted: if the prospective surrogate mother this is something we would opt leading to a division of the social care before the Midwest attacks Baby M case. Once that is set- Sterne really loved children undergo screening. for, as long as there were exten- classes, with the infertile upper- the issues. For example, Califor- tled, sure I would," he said. THE BROTHERS OF THE DELTA DELTA CHAPTER OF BETA THETA PI Present the 24th Annual BETA CHAIRMAN : T. KIRBY DAVIS MC: JOHN HLIVKO STARTER : JOHN LOVELESS FLAGMAN : BYRON HORTER TIME KEEPER : MARC MASTRO PITCREW :,._ CRAIG SOMMERS TRIP HEJDUK MIKE GRUDZIEN BRIAN BAILEY ASSISTANT 500 : "LARGE" JIM McGUIRE OFFICIAL CART INSPECTOR : PETER REILLY OFFICIAL TRACK LINER : B.A. MAXWELL SATURDAY. APRIL 11. 1987 Proceeds Benefit The Childrens Resource Center A.S. A A. BG Newi/April 10,1*87 4 Students 'exchange9experiences by Maria Kromci come here from out of state get a He said he thinks the campus staff reporter first impression that BG is too is beautiful, the people are conservative. Once they make friendly and he loves the Mid- Past and present participants friends and get to know people, west weather. in National Student Exchange though, they participate In a lot "I made my first snowman joined together this week to talk of events ana make the most of here - the only bad part of my with students heading to out-of- their time," Babel said. experience is there hasn't been state schools next fall, hoping to The program is one of the best enough snow," Barrons said. relieve some of their apprehen- opportunities available to stu- Students who have left the sions, according to Jom Reed, dents and is a great experience University and spent time at director of special programs at that is never regretted or forgot- other schools in the United the Center for Educational Op- ten, according to a number of States have positive reactions tions. participants in the program. too. NSE is an educational option Steve Icamen, spending a Megan Shanahan spent a se- available to any student of at year at the University from Cali- mester at the University of Ala- least sophomore status and hav- fornia State University in Po- bama, and said it was like an ing a minimum of a 2.5 grade mona, said he loved last extended vacation. point average, Reed said. Stu- semester so much he wasn't dents have the opportunity to even homesick until he went "I MADE so many friends travel to any of a number of home for Christmas and re- there and had such a great time, participating schools throughout turned this semester. I'm even going back there to the United States (including Ha- "I wanted to come to a visit this weekend," she said. waii) without the traditional out- smaller school and live in a "It is hard to adjust at of-state fees - and all credits are smaller community. BG has a first...But, although there are transferable, she said. down-home image for me and it differences, you can adjust and The NSE program offers funo makes the social life a lot better learn from it," Shanahan said. tions similar to the one this week than the commuter school where Babel, who spent a year at the BG News/Pete Fellman to get visiting students involved, I came from. I'm starting to University of Hawaii, made last- Members of the National Student Exchange Program enjoy each other's company at a party held for although after they make their realize how much more there is ing friendships at that school. them last Monday. own friends they take the initia- to do in Los Angeles, though, " After graduation in May she is tive on their own, according to Icamen said. going Back to spend time there Donna Babel, a senior assistant "I love it, and if I wasn't going and possibly look for a perma- to Reed who spent last year at into the Navy I'd transfer here nent job. the University of Hawaii on for good," William Barrons Reed said that next fall about from Winthrop College in South 45 University students will be 'Quadopoly' game slated NSE. "Most of the students who Carolina said of the University. traveling to different schools. by Susie Zaper the North Atlantic Association of College and reporter Universities Residence Halls, Smith said. It also won the National Program of the Month Award for "Go directly to jail, do not pass go, do not collect April 1986. French program offered |200." This year the programming committee, consist- This phrase could be heard at your kitchen table ing of six resident advisers and Smith, decided to or as part of a local fast food promotion. But a new expand the game by offering participation to other by Michael Asplan "One objective of the program Mabry said. twist on an old game has brought a larger mean- groups and donating the proceeds to charity. reporter is to let students have the oppor- Participants study the history, ing to this phrase at the University. "We thought organizations would be willing to tunity to see Europe and look at labor unions, businesses and fi- Harshman Quadrangle is offering University put up a small donation to enable us to give to Students can learn about Eu- the various commercial activ- nancial environment of Europe. students, friends, family and faculty a chance to charity," Smith said. ropean economics while experi- ities there," said Bevars Mabry, They can also spend time at the participate in a life-size monopoly game which Each participating team, ranging from four to encing a different culture University economics professor. European Common Market in they call quadopoly. 10 players, must donate $15. Nine games will be through the College of Business Through the program, stu- Brussels. Belgium. The game will not be played on kitchen tables, played, with about two hours allotted for each Administration. dents receive six credit hours in "Students can see the opera- but on the Dunbar lobby floor, with proceeds going game. The college offers a five-week business or economics, but one- tion of the economic and politi- to charity. People are encouraged to come and play for 50 summer program for students in third to one-half of the partici- cal union in the European The board, made of 12-by-12 yard paneling, cent donations or just watch. Hot dogs, pizza, any major at l'Ecole Superieure pants each year are non-busi- Common Market," he said. wooden motels and houses, and dice the size of popcorn, doughnut holes and other food items and de Commerce et d' Administra- ness majors. The courses are offered in footstools (18 in. by 18 in.) will take two or three drinks, donated by 11 area businesses will be sold tion des Entreprises, a leading "Living in and experiencing English, but arrangements can hours to set up. for a minimal charge to raise additional funds. business school in Nantes, another culture is in and of itself be made to take a class in Play will go on for 27 hours, starting today at 6 Smith hopes the game will generate at least France. a mind-expanding experience," French. Students are placed p.m. and continuing until 9 p.m. Saturday. $350. The money will be donated to the Ronald with a French family that Paula Smith, Dunbar hall director, said the McDonald house in Toledo. speaks English, so knowledge of quadopoly idea originated last year at a resident The house, located on Monroe Street near To- French is not necessary. adviser programming meeting. The teams consis- ledo Hospital, offers families of critically ill Classes are scheduled over ted of competing Harshman residents. children in northwest Ohio a place to stay while four days, so participants have their children are hospitalized. three days to travel. LAST YEAR'S game won the program of the Often the family cannot afford hotel expenses, In the past, students have vis- month award for April in the northwest region of according to a McDonald's representative. Attention IBA MEMBERS: ited such places as England and Rome. Elections are being held for the CRimC =ls» CALL Blotter ,h Two cars parked in the lot at said. 1987-88 officers at the April 14 Meeting University Village Apartments, D A female University stu- JT0PI>HM!7 352-0077 219 Mercer Road, were dam- dent told police Wednesday af- aged by vandals who threw ternoon that she had received If interested call: paint on them sometime Tues- obscene telephone calls that day Treat Your Sibs day night or Wednesday morn- and Thursday, Friday and Sat- Shannon Perkins — 372-6130 i ing, city police said. urday of last week. The caller is i One car had white latex paint a male in his 20s and sometimes "all over" it, police said, while refers to the student's room- Lori Prebevsek — 353-0129 i the car next to it was splattered. mate by her nickname, the stu- Police found a gallon paint can dent told police. i at the scene. D A wallet containing a driv- i The owner of one of the cars er's license and a laundry bag said he left his car in the parking containing some clothing was GET INVOLVED! Voted Best In BG! i lot at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. The taken from a car parked at 334 damage was reported at 7:13 N. Main St. sometime Wednes- a.m. and 7:33 a.m. Wednesday day, police said. The theft was by the owner of each car, police reported at 4:53 p.m. 413 HARMON- Have you ever un- Amy Titman- When you told John Dianne. Are you sure those are YOUR dressed a man. traded boyfriends, you'd give him a hand, you weren't underwear; no free subs, even If it is played Euchre, kidnapped globule, -LITTLE SIBS SPECIAL— kidding He says that you gave him a your birt-day 1* its one day late don't cleaned up confetti, had a popcorn new meaning for the word "hand- go "bouncer "ing off me walls. Dawn A fight, seen a WASP concert, among shake". Anne other things? Kety BGSU ICE ARENA Bring your little sib skating at the Ice Arena! KARA {Computer Genius) McLain- Oawny. Quick- can poison control; It Tammy Chattos, 1 know what happens This "Bust Your Roommate" thing • I ' You pay the regular student rate of $1.50 plus skate was "only" 7 days late, will you teach in 2 weeks. JK "BUSTYOlJ IR FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENING 8-10p.m. «* ROOMMAT E Celebrate Roommal N i Day Friday, April 10,1 c >87 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES & To Kety Colter: Diagnosed as having Attention Kathy Brooks: The ware- First Lady: Is it proper to come home OFFICE OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATION REMATACCUSAL (Re ma t a kyoozl). house won't be open for E Merry at al the wee hours of the night (or .a recurring condition In which 1 of 2 Mama because with your possible she* we say morning?) The "prez" BG roommates accuses the other of trivial condition and al the broken glass, should respect your curfew! Love. misdeeds (leaving door unlocked, who knows what! happen Love, The "Undesirables" BsjBS^BBjasjBjnBSjae^BBaaifflnsaassBnssnsaBSaDiaa window open...) Elan, Kim. & Chris FOR INFORMATION ABOUT MATCHING FUNDING * AVAILABLE FOR INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES WITH| Anne- What's that thing" with the Dawn. Have you done any more belly shaved head in your bed? Don't P.J. Your men are close at heart slides In Dexters parking lot? We think NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, PLEASE CONTACT breathe on the lady at the tanning They look Bake, but are far apart you need some M.S. to cheer you up! booth ahoU know you're drunk Whan you decide, f* us in. so you can Remember-no play no stay! Love. MS. CAROL KREIENKAMP AT 372-2452 AS SOON AS TRUST ME-The only way to go! Dawn stop *^"0 H —! Love ya. us! Your B P. and Anne .an POSSIBLE. REQUIRED INFORMATIONAL MEETING WILL BESCHEDULED SHORTLY. To my favorite roomie. Qianna I'm USA LATTTMORE (my future roomie). sure gonna miss ya In the Fat. But I'l BARBIE B Don't forget your birthday Hope you stay away from Lake Erie! •This funding is being made available through remember at the laughter we've celebration Friday In the ITK baml UT Hera's lo "The Black Room", The shared You're tfw beat. For being Spike * Bruiser Cura, and many more drunken stu- a grant from the Flickinger Foundation. you. THANKS! Love, Sety pors! Love ya. Cindy "Soch" Elsewhere BG News/April 10,1987 S News Digest Reagan says technology makes jobs Car-bombing investigated; WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) - Presi- reception by hundreds of people at Purdue up for Reagan's entry. dent Reagan predicted yesterday that high University Airport, and said the crowd Reagan, scheduled to fly to Los Angeles no charges filed yet technology will provide millions of jobs and made him feel ''three inches taller." late yesterday for the start of a 12-day said Americans should not be Intimidated by He made a short speech, then walked over California stay, has asked Congress to enact from staff, wire reports to release information on it and shook hands and visited briefly with a $960 million job retraining program and John Lach's condition. Speaking to students and faculty at Pur- young people, mostly college students, other steps, including an easing of antitrust Investigators from the U.S. Wood County Prosecutor due University, Reagan, pressing his cam- standing behind the ropes. laws to help shrink the nation's $170 billion Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Betty Montgomery has said paign to improve American compet- The motorcade route was lined with thou- trade deficit. and Firearms inspected the that no charges would be filed itiveness, said the nation had adjusted well sands of people as it wended its way toward The trip is the president's second outside wreckage of the car driven by until ATF agents finish in- to the recent economic changes in which the college's technology center. the Washington area this week. He traveled the wife of the Clay Center specting the Lach car. ATF "older industries sometimes gave way to to Canada on Sunday for two days of dis- mayor for clues to the bomb agents confirmed earlier that newer." AFTER VIEWING a demonstration of cussions with Canadian Prime Minister blast which killed her last the explosion was caused by a Notine that about 113 million Americans computer-assisted manufacturing tech- Brian Mulroney on trade, acid rain and weekend. bomb, but did not say what are working, Reagan said, "Technology is niques, Reagan was given a brass-plated other issues. Elaine Lach, 59, was driv- not the enemy of job creation but its parent- elephant with a cut-out reading "Gipper." ing home from work Saturday *fcSlaine Lach had made the very source of our economic dynamism Inside Mackey Arena, home of the Purdue Reagan has been making more frequent night on Ohio 51 when her car statements to police at the and creativity." Boilermakers, majorettes strutted and a trips in recent weeks as he seeks to recover exploded. She was severely scene, but police have not Reagan was buoyed by an enthusiastic brass band blared march music as a warm- from the Iran-contra affair. burned, and died Sunday at confirmed what she said. St. Vincent Medical Center, The Sentinel-Tribune of Toledo. Her husband, John, Bowling Green reported 63, checked himself into St. Wednesday that she had said Charles Hospital, Oregon, a "My husband did it. My hus- Bongard drops bond appeal, faces prison few hours after Lach died. St. band did it. Call my sister." Charles officials have refused Lach has not been charged. CINCINNATI (AP)-Burton York City, faces 10 years in Victor Carrelli said Bongard ambassador to Switzerland in Bongard, the former Home prison and must pay Ohio $114 may be taken to prison as soon the Carter administration, owns State Savings Bank president million in restitution and as nis paperwork is completed, farms in Clermont County and Sulfuric acid spill cleaned up convicted in connection with the $800,000 in prosecution costs for which Carrelli said would not be near Ocala, Fla. He wants to MONROE, Mich. (AP)- corrosive liquid used in mak- bank's 1985 collapse, could be his March 2 convictions on 82 until after today. consult with his Washington law- Cleanup crews yesterday re- ing dyes, paints, explosives taken to prison as soon as Mon- counts of financial wrongdoing Lawyers for a Bongard co-de- yers, and he faces federal trial moved nundreds of gallons of and fertilizers and can cause day, the chief prosecutor said stemming from Home State's fendant, former Home State May 5 in Ann Arbor, Mich., on hazardous sulfuric acid serious burns to the respira- yesterday. collapse. Savings Bank owner Marvin conspiracy and wire fraud spilled on Interstate 75 by a tory tract when inhaled and to Lawrence Kane Jr., special Bongard was in the Hamilton Warner, asked a state appeals charges stemming from Home tanker-truck that crashed skin upon contact. prosecutor in the Home State County Justice Center jail yes- court yesterday to modify Warn- State's collapse. into a guardrail in rural Mon- About 100 residents who case, said Hamilton County terday when his lawyers, with- er's bond so he would be allowed A third defendant in the case, roe County. voluntarily evacuated a one- sheriff's deputies told him Bong- out explanation, dropped an to travel to Michigan, Florida, former thrift president David The 3,300-gallon tanker mile area yesterday morning ard likely would be taken Mon- appeal concerning his bond that Washington D.C., and Clermont Schiebel, was ordered to serve crashed at 4:17 a.m. in remained out of their homes day to the state prison at was before the 1st Ohio District County, just east of Cincinnati. six months in jail and to pay Frenchtown Township, yesterday afternoon, while a Chulicothe. Bongard, 46, of New Court of Appeals. Chief Deputy Warner's $5 million bond does $25,000 in prosecution costs. He prompting authorities to seven-mile southbound not allow him to travel outside of is out on bond. All three men are close the highway in both stretch of the highway and a Hamilton County. Warner appealing their convictions. directions for much of the five-mile northbound stretch posted the bond-reduced last Also yesterday, Kane and law- day, evacuate a one-mile remained closed. week from $22 million - to gain yers for Warner argued before area and declare a local state The driver of the truck was his release from the Hamilton the state appeals court over of emergency. treated for minor injuries at a Abstinence urged County jail. whether Warner should be al- Sulfuric acid is a colorless, Monroe hospital. lowed out of jail on bail and how KANE SAID his office must much the amount should be. file a response with the appeals Prosecutors told the court that Barge capsizes on Ohio River CLEVELAND (AP)-Educa- "First, we should say absti- court by Monday to Warner's Warner has no legal right to tion Secretary William Bennett nence does not mean denying travel request. bail, or to be released from jail, MURRAYSVILLE, W.Va. up on the shore, holed its hull, said yesterday he is not a prude, one's sexuality. It means re- Warner, 67, a multimillionaire while appealing his March 2 (AP) - A barge loaded with took on water and then cap- but believes strongly that sexual straining it," he said. businessman and former UJS. conviction. 1,400 tons of lye ran aground sized," Maehler said. "It just abstinence should be em- He said there are questions and capsized yesterday on the turned turtle." phasized in sex education not only about the reliability of West Virginia side of the Ohio Maehler said the barge was courses as a way of fighting the condoms, but also about the Phi Mu • Phi Mu • Phi Mu • Phi Mu • Phi Mu • Phi Mu • Phi Mu River, Coast Guard officials constructed with a double spread of AIDS. reliability of teen-agers using said. hull; the outer hull was "America is not a nation of them. The barge did not appear to breached, he said, but the prudes," Bennett said. "I don't "WE ALL KNOW, as men and be leaking, and no injuries cargo compartments ap- think I'm a prude, but we owe women, that the state of sexual were reported in the incident, peared to be intact. this lesson of sexual restraint to interest and excitement is not »-W / according to Lt. Kevin Conrad Ripley, a public af- our kids. We have always owed the most reflective state known Maehler of the VS. Coast fairs specialist with the U.S. them this lesson, and now we to man," he said. "This is true Guard office in Huntington. Army Corps of Engineers in have more reason than ever to for adults and it is even more \ Maehler said the barge was Huntington, said the barge teach it." true for children, for young carrying the chemical-also broke loose from the rest of Bennett, President Reagan's adults. When the line is crossed, f *&<&. 0> OPEN SAL, APRIL 11,11-4:00 e N, *ick From Our Basket £2*"»»*. Per IOns "'Person, i' ** Full of Goodies!! Cha/l(_ • - . 'nu/le \ ^son; Jll/Ga j^.E. 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Sunshine Boys" was a hit in its Cleveland manager Pat Cor- Still, the five teams in the 1987 debut. rales said he wasn't concerned Going into tomorrow's North- region other than OSU and PSU Phil Niekro and Steve Carlton with making history by sending east regional gymnastics Each team has ite own top performers. The ones to agree that a third-place finish is became the first pair of 300- his two 300-game winners to the championship, the coaches of watch: a more realistic goal. game winners to pitch for the mound in the same game. Nei- the schools involved have differ- * BowltagGreea: Kim Trost, school record holder in Coach Charles Connery's URI same team in the same game ther was Carlton. ent opinions on who the favorite the altaround (87.15) and balance beam (9.«) and all squad finished third at the At- Thursday as the Indians coasted "I wasn't aware of that." Car- is. lantic 10 championships and to a 14-3 victory over the Toronto lton said. "But I knew that we The seven teams involved will Mid-American Conference tumblers Susanne Bell and posted an overall 94 record. Blue Jays. were throwing some experience be competing for a spot in the Lisa Hillman. Connery said he hopes his team Niekro, 48, allowed seven hits at them." NCAA National Championships. * OMe State: MaryOlsen, school record holder in the will be competitive. in five innings to earn his 312th Niekro said of himself and The field includes Ohio State, all-around (37.(9) and Julie Sommers, school record en "We hope to continue to de- career victory while Carlton. 42. Carlton, "Everybody Jokes with a regional-best team-aver- vault (9.7) and all-around scare of 37.8. velop an outstanding team pro- scattered four hits over the final about our ages except us. We age score of 185.53, followed by * Temple: Carol Ann Stewart Rogozinsal, all-around gram," he said. "If we hit our four innings for only the second both feel we can still pitch and defending regional champion of 36.1 andschool record on the beam (9.35). bar routines well and stay on the save of his career, and his first get guys out." Penn State (183.82), Pittsburgh * Rhode baud: All-arounder Mary Shuelin (35.75) beam, we're capable of being since 1968. He has 323 career So, too, does Toronto manager (178.91), Bowling Green and beam specialist SurieShaefer (9.5). competitive with New Hamp- victories. Jimy Williams. (177.14), New Hampshire * Pen Mate: Atlantic 10 all-around (37.35) shire, Temple, Pitt and Bowling "It felt strange, absolutely "Those guys weren't just out (176.94), Rhode Island (175.84) Green." strange," said Carlton, who nor- there hanging on. they were and Temple (175.39). champion Kathy Parody and bars specialist Kathy mally shuns the media, of his pitching pretty well," Williams With the meet being held in Pomper (9.7). Simpson, whose squad de- relief effort, which ended his said. Columbus, most of the coaches * Pitt: Alisa Spector in the all-around (38.8), vault feated UNH during the year, but major league-record string of Carter had three hits, stole believe the Buckeyes, 10-2-1 (9.4), bars (9.5) and floor (9.5). lost to Pitt, said he would like to 544 starts. I'm not accustomed two bases, scored four times and overall and the nation's 12th- * New Hampshire: Besty Anderson in the all-around see a repeat of the 1985 to warming up like that and then knocked in three runs. Brook ranked team, are a strong favor- (35.96). championship when the Falcons coming in trying to get ground- Jacoby also had three RBIs for ite to dethrone the Nittany Li- finished third behind OSU and ball outs." the Indians. ons. PSU. Cory Snyder backed the two The Indians scored six runs in Falcon coach Charles Simp- "Our goal is to stay in the veteran hurlers with a first-in- the first inning against right- son said the Buckeyes will have meet." to the Buckeyes during the regu- same spot (fourth) we are now ning grand slam, while Joe Car- hander Joe Johnson, 0-1. Two a decided advantage being on However, OSU coach Larry lar season, said her team's goal and give Pitt a run for their ter and Julio Franco had two- singles, a walk, a passed ball, their own equipment. Cox said his team is not a lock to is to make OSU work for the money," he said. "It happened run homers innings and Tony two hit batsmen and Snyder's "Ohio State is so much win the championship, despite championship. two years ago and if we hit all of Bemazard had a solo homer. first career slam accounted for stronger this year, plus they're the fact he will not use any "We're a better team than routines, it's possible." The victory was Cleveland's the runs. at home," he said. "The last few freshman in the meet. when we last lost to Ohio State," years the meet has been in "We feel good about the meet she said. "We've surged all of TU coach Ken Anderson, the Pennsylvania and all the East- being at home. We're confident our energy toward this meet. Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year ern schools have had the advan- about our performance (of We're more intense, better pre- after posting a 15-5 record, said tage. late)," Cox said. "(But) Penn pared. We've evolved into a Det- his squad is healthy for the first "Ohio State will have (the State is the kind of team which terteam. time this season. Linksters almost in heaven crowd) in their favor." will hit 99 percent of their rou- "But we know we'll have to "We've got nothing to lose and Pitt coach Deb Yohman, tines at the championship level. have a sensational meet... to we can only do better," he said. The Bowling Green men's golf fayette, IN. whose team finished the regular That does not give us much beat them." "I feel my team hasn't peaked team competes in the Marshall The super, fast-paced action season at 13-3, agrees OSU is far room to falter. It we do falter, On the other hand, New Eet. A third-place finish is realis- University Invitational this begins today and concludes it- and away the best team in the then they have a good opportu- Hampshire coach Gail Good- c. We are very close to Rhode weekend at the Guyan Country self tomorrow. Golf enthusiasts regional. nity to beat us." speed, whose team is 12-5, said Island, and we only lost to Pitt Club in Huntington, WV. who do not have the travel bud- "OSU looks to be much The Nittany Lions won the the meet is wide open. by .6. ... any kind of im- Coach Greg Nye's Falcons are get, and/or friends in the right stronger than Penn State," she Atlantic 10 championship and "I feel all of the teams are provement will make us looking to bounce back after an places to attend this week's said. Penn State seems to be a finished with a 12-8 overall re- aual," she said. " I don't feel happy." abysmal 14th-place time with Masters Tournament in Au- little weaker this year, but they cord. PSU coach Judi Abner, of the top spots are sold. Both The meet starts at 7 p.m. in St. Western Illinois in last week's gusta, GA. are encouraged to always prepare well for the big whose team lost two close meets Ohio State and Penn State can John's Arena. Purdue Invitational in West La- attend this gala event. Think Spring! BG Tracksters to run with area's best by Albert H. Franco Bitler and Chris Plescia and distance sides Bowling Green and Miami, Central sports reporter runner David Mora have the best chance Michigan and Ball State will also rep- to figure in the scoring for BG. resent the Mid-American Conference. Mi- While the fraternities and sororities ami captured the MAC title last season. Perfect Touch push carts around the Union Oval in the In the Indiana Quanrangular meet held LaBadie said that because there are so annual "Beta 500" this weekend, 13 mem- at Indiana University last week, Bitler many teams involved, it's much harder to bers of the Bowling Green men's track won the discus event with a personal best figure in the scoring. He said he would just team will be pushing themselves to the (168-4), and Plescia captured second (166- like to see a solid effort. limit in Knoxville, Term, at the Dogwood 6). Mora captured second in 5,000 meters "We want the people in the individual Relays. with a time of 14:39.81. events to better what they did (in the This two day event gets underway at Despite these standout performances, meet) before," LaBadie said. 10:00 a.m. today and will finish by dusk the Falcons finished last in the four-team tommorow. field which featured the likes of Notre The BG women had four first place Dame, Cincinnati, and Indiana. finishers in the meet at Indiana last week Men's bead coach Sid Sink said the meet who may figure in the scoring this week. creates styles for every day living ... is comprised of the cream of the college While the men's team appears to have They were Sandy Greig (discus), Bonnie track crop. its hands full at Knoxville, the BG wom- Ramsdell (1,500 meters), Tracey Gaerke and then someM "The meet will feature much of the best en's track team heads south to Oxford to (high jump) and Sandy Sprunger (jave- I Get V2 off second haircut with this ad! talent in the whole eastern United States," compete in the Miami Invitational. lin). UiBadie said that RamsdeD is slated Sink said. "We'll bring 13 atheletes that The women's head coach, Lee LaBadie, in the 3,000 meter event this weekend. 11084 S. Main - next to McDonalds 353-2812 are capable of competing at that level." said it's a 16-team field including Ohio The one-day event starts Saturday at Sink said that discus throwers Doug State, Marshall and Southern Illinois. Be- 10:00 a.m. EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE J I' Read Friday "(\S© Magazine Lc**N ^HARLESTOWIVF in APARTMENTS the S MID AM MANOR \\e>M I Choose from choice apartments within !&G walking distance to campus—Summer PADDY MURPHY DIES 1987 and 1987-88 school year. 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or LOFT RENTAL Paddy Quivvey Murphy, a brother of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, died & unfurnished, gas heat & water included, REGISTRATION last evening at the Wood County Hospital. Paddy arrived in KM SUMMI* AND FALL air conditioning • April 13. 14. 15, 17, 20, Bowling Green at the end of a long Multi-National journey. Paddy 21. 27, 28 claimed that the trek was a religious pilgrimage. He stated that God •AT THE UNION, 3rd Resident Manager, Floor. Fort Room, 9-5 had appeared to him outside of an Oslo, Norway Pub. The Lord 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. OR CALL FOR A MAIl-IN instructed Paddy to consume 80% of the world's annual alcohol REGISTRATION (Due 5/15), 352-4380 LOFT CONSTRUCTION production or he would be summonsed to the Promised Land. 352-3836 Paddy made a valiant effort, reaching approximately Vi of his 9-3 M-F goal before his death. The brothers of EAE held a bedside vigil throughout the night. It was the announcement of a pending I distillers strike which finally pushed Paddy over the edge. The cause We've Got a Crush on Can$ of death was listed officially as Sigmatitus, a rare disease know only Bring them to the Recycling Center to affect members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ^22'LB. In accordance with his dying request, a wake will be held in his 515 E. Poe Road honor at the Sheraton Centre in Toronto, Canada. The body will lie MatunCnS in state at the EAE House from 4:00 - 5:00 pm today. The campus community is welcome and encouraged to attend. Each Month, 2nd & 4* Saturdays 9am - 2pm A procession will form in sorority row at 3:30 pm. The procession will follow the hearse to the viewing at the fraternity House. For Information on Campus Can Collection Drives w Call 353-2321 352-5446 EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAR BG Newi/Aprfl 11,1987 7 CINCINNATI (AP) - A Riv- and beat up on somebody." burying the Expos. "The number of games you win two games has hit a homer, erfront Stadium sign on Opening "That's our intent, to go play "I don't know if you want to is the bottom line. We're just driven In a pair of runs, scored Day proclaimed, "The Big Red good, bard aggressive baseball call it cockiness," third base- going to go out and play our style five times, gone 4-for-6 and sto- Machine Is Back In '87.^ Two and have fun, Parker said. man Buddy Bell said.' "There's a of baseball. If it's intimidating len three bases. games into the season, the Cin- Shortstop Barry LarUn, start- lot of confidence in this club- to another club, that's great for "Eric is here. He's arrived," cinnati Reds are doing a pretty ing his second major-league sea- house. I wouldn't say we're us." Parker said. "He's a star. Is Big Red fair imitation of the 1970s "Ma- son, epitomized that attitude cocky to the point that other The Big Red Machine used to There's no doubt about that." chine," beating up on the Mon- after he hit one of three homers teams dislike us. There's a lot of intimidate other teams with its Manager Pete Rose likes what treal Expos with an impressive in the Reds' opening victory. confidence on this team, be- speed, power and balance -three he sees In Eric Davis. back from offense. "In order to beat us, you'll cause we're a good ballclub." ingredients found in this year's "He can be as great as he have to hit the ball out of the Parker said the Reds aren't club. The big difference would wants to be. It appears he wants Like its predecessors a decade park more times than we do," afraid of developing a reputa- appear to be the unsettled stort- to be real good. Rose said. the dead? earlier, this Reds' team appears Win said. tion like that of the New York ing rotation on this year's team, After scoring 18 runs, collect- confident - and doesn't mind The brashness to some of the Mets, who scrapped and due to Mario Soto s continued ing 23 bits, ana putting together saying so. Reds' statements was new this sounded off while rolling to a recovery from shoulder sur- single-inning rallies of nine and Right fielder Dave Parker April, and prompted reporters world championship last year. four runs in their first two said the younger players have to wonder whether the team "We aren't too concerned with The catalyst is center fielder games, the Reds' offense has adopted a mono: ''Let's go out didn't feel a little cocky after our reputation," Parker said. Eric Davis, 24, who in his first shown it can be real good, too. Classifieds •BETA'BETA'BETA- Beta MO • PI PM • Beta too Good luck to the KKG-COLLEEN CAVANAUQM • KKG CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS WANT TO TRY THE SI1TER1 OF DELTA QAMMA WOULD Beta's gonna be a not Kappa Delta Be la CortgrasutaUna on your initiation into Mortar PUB-GRUB' LIKE TO WISH THEIR 1M7 BETA TEAM- It's gonna be fun. Racers!' Board' I'm so proud of you' Love. Tata KELLY, ELAINE, BRKUO. KAREN, AND AMY- our runners have been practicing WEBEJAMIN' •ATTENTION BUSINESS STUDENTS• OR ENGLISH LAQER77 THE BEST OF LUCK IN COfiTWUfNO THE our songs have been sung •THE YOUNG EXECUTIVE CLUB" • holding FIND OUT ABOUT ITII Lara Fash— So get rawed Betas weekly meetings Tuesday nights. 9 45 pm, BA EVERY WED. EVENING at 7:J0 IN I9H BETA WINNING TRADITION! YOU'RE ) LUCK TO THE BETA 100 Days of rjieang-hours of working out and lots of and H the real' 109 H you are interested In being a profes- 411 SOUTH HALL ALWAYS NO. 1 WITH USl!' TEAM OF SIGMA PM EPSHON lenaeon-tt al comes down to thai weekend' We're ready for thta weekend sional, loin now For further information contact DRIVER DAVE MCADAMS We're behind you al the way-beat otkjck" to put you to the leal! Brad Mankln (Advisor) at 3722356. or Matt RUNNERS BEN ROWE Love, the Kapoae • DANCE • DANCE" DANCE • Beta tOO ' PI PM • Beta 500 Covert at 478 7295 Come and get a start on UNIVERSITY BALL STEVE TAYLOR 11 MfKEStEBER your future Aprl 10 -6:00 pm LAURA EMCH. THANK YOU MUCHOI TTM PETERSON with Stan Sterner a Big Band Sound BETA 500 HAPPY HOURS 10 YEARS EQUALS 500 WEEKS EQUALS AT UPTOWN JORDAN MASANGA 1987 UNIVERSITY BALL 20.000 HOURS TIME FLIES WHEN YOU'RE Friday. Aprt 10th VtNCE KLEBACHA Friday. Apm 10 Antique Jewelry Reproductions HAVING FUN' CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR E TRY-OUTS' 400-9:00 SCOTT CRAKS 6:00 pm Lanhart Grand Ballroom 10TH YEARATBGSU in brass INFORMATION MEETING ALSO 0000 LUCK TO THE REST OF THE Reservations Lockets. Bar pins SUNDAY. APRIL 12 BROTHERS OF SIGMA PM EPSILON. LAURA GORMAN-ANN MCKIBBEN BetaTheta Pi 425 Student Services Earrings. Necklaces 8:00 PM in 11S Education Bktg TWO DECADES Good ajck tree weekend « cheerteeavig Treanka tor a super warm up and good luck BG Chamber of Commerce at Cefco. Saga a Thyme For More Information Cal —87 SPRING PLEDGES tryouta" Wa know that you both wd do great'! Mortar Board Members 115 Clay St 352-5417 Irish 353-2636 or Sherrl 353-0209 Saturday You ve done s great too" Lovat AOT, Featuring Love, the Alpha Chi s Your KD Miters Stan Sterner8 Big Band Sound from 51 IU repair) Deen- Sponsored by Mortar Board •UNIVERSITY BALL" quent tax property Repossessions Cal •UNIVERSITY BALL' 805-687-eOOO Ext GH-9B49 for current repo LH' Meryann. We Want 11! •UNIVERSITY BALL- 1st I'm so excited to have you aa a ante Gat reedy Aprl 12 2:00 pm. "Designer Show," FaeHon Love-The Alpha CM Pit Crew LOFT RENTAL REGISTRATION for tun tfmee ahead! Merchandising Association lea Arena Lounge GYMNASTS! FOR SUMMER AND FALL SEM. '17 IS: DZ love Btg Beth Congralularions on your exceeent season and BETH. Apr. 13,14.16.17.20.21,27.28 AD CLUB OFFCERS good luck tomorrow at OSU for the Northsest Attention IBA Members AT THE UNION, 3rd Fl . Fort Rm 9-5 IT HAS BEEN A GREAT YEAR WITH YOU" Thanks lor helping make this a greet year! You NCAA championships It's a proud and NEXT MEETING Apr 14. 7 30. 212 McFsl OR CALL FOR A MAIL-IN at rjd an exceeent fob. Congratulations to next THANKS FOR EVERYTHING" prtvtkedged leeeng lo have such a great team Congrafutottone on your engagement to Brian I REGISTRATION (DUE 5-15), LOVE YOU LOTS'! the Assembly Room. year's officers Good ajck! and tradition here at BG. You gats are the tops' wfah you guys much hepoinass n the luture LOfT CONSTRUCTION 362-3838 9-6. M-F WHIT SPEAKER Mr Coins Todd See you m CoiumOue Your wheang buddy' Topic. Cross-Cultural Communication -Lave, Hie BOG Groupies Love. GET INVOLVED" Kim AGO • AGO • AGO ■ AGO • AGO • AGO • AGD BIG LARA FISH Elections lor 198788 officers wd be held! Good Luck on SATURDAY'!' The Alpha Gam Pledges would eke to wish HAPPY BIRTHDAY ERIC POHL Luv urtle Lesley everyone the bast of luck at Beta' "20 WOW" Use at PoUyeyesI ATTENTION" YOU'RE GETTING OLD! Sat -Pat Boyd t Brad Lubinger INTERESTED IN GOING SKYDIVING WITH AHP The brothers of BETA THETA PI BRIAN PALMER > TODD ALLEN DON'T PARTY TOO HARD. Sun -The Uncased Four ON APRIL 24 1 2577 COST $70 HALF AMT Alpha thank the women of the many Alpha CM Off to Detroit to the Ren Cen OR STAY OUT TOO LATE. 120 gift certfflceto for beat performer! Judge DUE I WK IN ADVANCE NON-MEMBERS soronties who came to our house Wei go. HAVE FUN NEXT YEAR, Jay Edwards WELCOME CONTACT PAULA ZIEUNSKI Alpha CM O the) week to help show thatr Where showers wet run and bubbles AT OHIO STATE' Come see the ■tiowi 372-8448 Alpha Chi Omega sprit for BETA 500 a* tow. LOVE, ANOTHER DIZZY BLONDE Middkemen. Wei dance tl we drop and drink Rumor haa tt you're running for cover. I know Alpha Chi Omega you end I both need protection nght now from Bearoom Classes - Present & Past « we burst HAPPY BtRTHOAY VALERIE Alpha Chi Omega Me But don't we* away! FORGIVE ME. Dence' The) Friday i 8 00 PM What we want to know is-- I'm glad we got to be together Alpha Chi Omega On my honor. I'm Trying' Mid Am Room 75 cents Bring a friend* Who gets the room first"'? I LOVE YOU Love. No. 1 -ALPHA CHI OMEGA Doug 1 Alpha Chi Omega DEIRDRE NEENAN DEADLINE Saturday's the day Alpha Chi Omega I Q. Levy II Nominating petitions (or candidates lor GSS 13e> the year Hey413Mooney!! Alpha Chi Omega it's been s greet 6 months positions - president, vice president secretary, Our aptlt wi stay Brian Rotenbor. You and the reel of the floor have reefy made I hope that we have many more and treasurer - ARE DUE In the GSS office by 5 We'I bet the Campus hear The peat five months have been so great ma feel at home thai semester I love you al together pm Friday Aprl 10 There la reefy NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH ALPHA CHI OMEGA Untl tomorrow I just can't wait dearly and wd mrss you Hke crazy over summer' The reason for this 11 have to say I love you so very much Delta Sigma PI wd be hosting wishes everyone a Thanks for being such greet friends' super Beta weekend Is because I love You more with each new day' 1 Let's have a great time the Iha 1st Annual Teeter Tofter-a-Thon I love ye al Kale 1 -Laurie Krupa- Today Tomorrow and Forever special weekend to benefit the American Diabetes Association 1 Only four more weeks Love. Sheila Love you tons. Come •teeter" with ua In the Union Oval from Hang In there and keep up Alpha Chi Omega Hey Betas need a due? 10 30 am Apr! 1310 5 30 pm Aprl IS al the hard work Alpha Chi Omega The AGD Aprmg pledges wd give it to you BUFFO PARTT your big loves you' Alpha Chi Omega Youi see our cart frying Sponsored By KKP'a TBS NO EXIT Pam So laal wel leave no trace The Tournament of the Kingdom of Aprl 8-11. U Haa Rm 405. 8 PM Friday. AprH 10 9 PM i AM rs Mover Once Upon a Time ALPHA CHI SENIORS- NO EXIT Oftenhauer Sunerwie Room The Alpha Gams wd win the Beta race sponsored by the Society for Creative MAKE YOUR LAST 500 LUCKY 111 (location of poof tables and Anechronslm Alpha Delta Pi LOVE-BETA BEAGLE snack machines) 1 On Campus sorority a now interviewing en From 10:00 AM lo 5:00 PM at the dim Beta -Its Ours tickets sold st the door Hey Gumby -Last weekend waa the best Elementary School at the and of Crlm street. Alpha Dana Pi thuesMtlc males for the poaOon of HOUSE BOY Alpha Gam Pledge Class Cant wait to gel those photos beck Coat Is tt with student 1.0. (SI for SIDSI If intareated. please contact Dawn at wants everyone lo Nice While legs Coma rathe the Middle Ages with us. A • • •ATTENTON KAPPA CAMPERS- ■ ■ l3unrry-Ple-~ 372-4508 OET PSYCHED What waa the recipe lor that seafood again' helpful experience tor Htetary, Music, and Kampout Is tonight" The "ULTIMATE" cetebre- Happy 21 st B-Day' I can't wall for the party! Im- FOR BETA!! How about that bathroom Theater mafora Oon before BetaM And don't forget al the fun- itating wd be fun too!" I Love Youi Let's go Greeks' Where's Huey Lewie? ONE VOTE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE need events planned fry Saturday' Get psyched Bun Looking forward to this weekend VOTEUSQ and get ready to party' Hope it's fuel aa crazy Aprl 15-16 Alpha Gam pledgee are payched lor their 1st Charities Board S VIP s I Love you—DZ Legs 9-5 Urnon 'over 6 '0 Jerome Library Beta, hope for no mm. and no casualties Good • • ALPHA PHI SENIORS* • BIKE AUCTION PENGUIN SILKSCREENING WE CUSTOM LOST & FOUND Luck lo everyone Senior Week is not over yet Student Services Forum HEY ROYAL GREEN" PMNT HATS, JACKETS. SHIRTS AND MORE We can guarantee that tonight Wednesday. Aprl 15. 1987 GET PSYCHEO FOR BGIDM' TOP QUALITY, GUARANTEED LOWEST 1 Lost Tan Leather Waeet near-m Uptown. Keep wd be a night you won't ever forget ALPHA PHI'S SAY Viewing starts at 2 30 LETS GO BABY. LETS GO BABY. COME PRICES CALL FOR FREE QUOTES Auction starts al 3 30 money, but please return waeet. credit cards & "SENIOR PICNIC 1987" "HANDS OFF ON'' |. 398-3382 BETA'S OURSH" Bikes Jewelry. 1 other items wd be sold Important IDS No questions asked Call Brad Phi Gamma Delta si 372-4772. HEY YOU DZ'S GET PSYCHED FOR BETA! ■'FU'MCKl' RH.EY" DELTA ZETA IS NUMBER ONE! GO PATSY, The Brothers would axe to congratulate Rich CONGRATS ON YOUR ALPHA »I FIJI ALPHA PHI-ALPHA PM'ALPHA PM CHRIS M088ERLEY CHRIS. SHEILA AND KAREN-WE'RE PROUD Reay on ha Ftp-Alpha XI lavaaerlng to Ami LAVAUERtrG TO AMI LEMASTER I SAID I HANDS OFF BETAS OURS! GOOD LUCK TO Wei Babe, it's been 6 yeers-l mean 6 months OF OUR BETA TEAM!!! LeMoaler WOULDN'T THAI THE ALPHA PM BETA RUNNERS A VICTORY now. You have made ma the happiest man on earth Ivothing can slop ua now' I LOVE YOU' RIDES LOVE. MARY LOU IS IN SGGHT' SEE YOU AT KATY'S AT 9 30' PM Mu-Beta-Phl Mu'Beta'PM Mu HANDS OFF BETAS OURS! Your Rebel IMPORTANT UAA Meeting Monoey. 13 Aprl at Amanda Area, Chns and Leigh Am. "Gamma Phi Beta*' 8 00 PM m Mleii Alumni Center' Good Luck Saturday morning at Beta' Run your Ride avmlsDW to AtJent. Athena. GA Wd leave Best of luck to Gamma Phis CoteenC ouf on Thurs. Aprs 30 and return Monday. May 4. Attendance a extremely vital' Beta 500 team! Anne Schaefer Congratulations on your initiation into Mortar Undergraduate Alumni Aesoclatlon! Love, the Phi Mus Departure time negotiable Please cal Tom at ••Gamma Phi Beta' • Woo-Wool YouretVATeng 22' Board' Love, your Kappa Sisters PM Mu-Beta-Phl Mu'Seta-PM Mu 353-0223 Have a greet birthday and congratulations on law school. It |uat doesn't matter "GEOFF COX" COMING SCON Cur we're gonna win the Beta! PtaMua Susan Deperatety Seeking love, your twin SENIOR GIVING WEEK The weekend of Beta a finely httt CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING ELECTED (P S. you finery got a personal) Alpha DeJU PI Ride to Pittsburgh lor Easter' PRESIDENT OF LAMBOA CHI ALPHA I KNOW APRIL 13-17 And whet better way to start off then with bagett Please cal 352-4420 YOU'LL DO A TERRIFIC JOB1 AND YOU EVEN and beer IT'S THE HEART THAT SETS US APART?" GOT A SPIKE IN-BOUNDS"" Appacahona tor Unvtorsrry Intramural Advisory CongretuBhons to JULIE MAHANEY on being Wei begin with a sxtterhood Saturday morning ON APRIL 11th at nine. LOVE. LINDA Board tor 1987-88 deadane haa bean extend- chosen aa the Oreo Representative for the ed until Aprl 20, 5 00 pm m 108 SRC Cherry Blossom Festival Love, your Phi Mu Then off to the race where the Phi Mua wd atane Sisters ITS UP TO YOUI SERVICES OFFERED •ALPHA CHI OMEOA" Our team wtJ run cedes around al the real Beta Beta Beta Attention Ubel Don't forget to vote m the upcoming USG And when Beta a done, youi al know we're the 500 500 500 Pick up your slbs weekend brochure, at any ekKttona! Congratutarlona to Andrea and Jerry on eher beat Pregnant? Concerns? Free pregnancy teat, ob- 11" 11 * 11 reekJence hal desk, or the Off-Campus Student Aprl 15-18 jective information By appointment or walk m Spec* Alpha Gam SAE Lavakenrvg Wonder 9-5 Union foyer 8-10 Jerome Ubrery The fun wB continue after the race. Center, tor Mngs of the aetMtaw for the how long it wi! last? Thanks tor the etvsear Tom With a Fte Mu-Theta Chi cookout at their place Ca( NOW 354-HOPE weekend ENJOY! •ALPHA CHI OMEOA- So Phi Mus get ready for some fun. Typing and Word Processing Services and Beta Beta Bete And make Beta 87 a memorable one' rtadumee Thee* and dissertations IBM quality DAVE MCADAMS (P.6.0.) Happy 19thB#thday! 500 500 tOO Anenllon Paige Lea Mills GOOO LUCK WW/ING SK3 EPS TO BETA 20 checked A to Z Data 382-5042 11 • 11 • 11 Hare a) the personal that you've bean nagging Cant wait to atari Happy Hours' TMS YEAR OL STAY AWAKE FOR THE DZ kwe and mlne-Your roomie. PM TAU COACHES ROB. JOHN 1 KEN TYPING SERVICES Term papers, resumes t ma for. Anyway, thanks for being so understan- CRUISE! I LOVE YOU. PATTY (O.S.O-I The Winning TrsrJMon Goes Om cover tetters, dissertations theses using Xerox Ong about everything Now let's get It al back Thanks For Al your Herd Word 1 Generoertyi •ALPHA CHI OMEGA- on track! Mernorywrlter 352-3987, 8 em-9 pm Beta Beta Beta Love. -EDH DAVE SPIEHLER SOO 500 500 Jute. Laura. Chria. Sheila. Shety, Ann. and Km The A-Pfv Supe Shooters I'm looking forward lo a tun time this weekend Good kick and beat wanes this Sunday' WOMEN'S CLINIC 11' II • II Bring the pink champagne' You al deserve to make It 2700 Monroe St., Toledo Offarlng John Plus t Salad Smorgasbord S3 75 gynecological services a pregnancy termination •ALPHA CHI OMEGA- ATTN: BETH CHfNERY I LOVE YOU Friday 11-9 at Potyeyee by aoeneed physician including: prenatal Beta Beta Beta Does ma idea seem tarrsaer? I'm glad you are Cooler i wme Specaea' here for BIG SIBS WEEKENOII betcha I can M DEAR SUSAN. obstetrics, pregnancy fasting, Pap teat (tor cor KM 600 500 Jual drink you under the table ike I did at KBe eibs at I JUST WANTED TO REMIND YOU THAT YOU L WITHOUT A CLUE, vtcaf cancer), VD screening, birth control info II • II • II Remember. ManH Tube! Llgabon. termination of pregnancy up OUI Maybe wal be aa lucky with the man Juat ARE A tUPCR MOI I LOVE YOU, YOUR DEE YELLOW JACKET!! I Heart youi Happy 6 months Remember, through 10 weeks (special rales lor students ) don't tea anyone that you ve almost a quarter ol ZEE LITTLE. DEBBIE when we make It to 1988. if'a al rJownha So By appointment 1-241-2471 ■ALPHA CM OMEGA- a century old" be nece end If you let me pay your kazoo. II KAPPA DELTA KAPPA DELTA growl tor you I hope one day you lind the Love, your tree slater, Kate Dinner In London?? Wordprocessing typing done, tree disk 500 500 500 Kappa Dana Spelt SWer of the Week "perfect" pae of sunglasses cu2 I'm MCk of storage cal Sue in Maumea 893-4186 An eaanansj In Paris?? MARY ANITAS your compswwig 11* 11- II For more Info.: AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO AXO KD Spatf i KD Spelt" Smeachy Yurblsl' 411 South Hall AXOAXO Love. WetL nlghle at 7:10 •ALPHA CM OMEGA- ATTN: AXO BETA 100 TEAM Your Honey TRAa--3tay on your toes' PERSONALS Thanks for a wonderful time Met weekend 0 the 500 500 500 KAREN- GRAB that can" DZ I love my IH DZ DZ formal Suz told chapter WE set off the Ha II " 11* II EILEEN-Brtng It In for i victory" S.WJKJ". LI alarm' I'm payched for PI Kapp formal m Detroit! Smert Wsy AlOt Protection SARA Fade ha the wtndll 1 Happy Birthday Are you ready to uetabrals? Beth SUMMER STORAGE SERVICE! You guys are greet Thanks for al your hard Prompt-embarraaa-free- inexpensive -ALPHA CM OMEOA- Tm so happy to have you aa a ma. Have a PS Good luck at Beta 1 and 2 Bad Lofta work and dedkaoon Good Luck on Saturday CONDOMS by Mwl lets Beta Beta beeutrlul week-end' Send cash or money order for $6 dozen to Refrigerators. Couches A Chairs DZ love and bunches MO MO MO SWAP.. PO Box 548 Sendueky Oaf OPTIONAL PICKUP AND DELIVERY Love- Jotene ol rrwie. Big Susan KeVeMY KUNE (aodal chairperson). 11*11-11 44870-0548 (alcaide return addreee) SCHEDULE YOUR STORAGE AT DZ I tore my HI DZ Al In al Spring Break 87 waa atrtght Rernember The Ureon. 3rd Fl Fort Fan. on Apr. fammlng 10 Jenmy Buffet, only 15 more rntnutae BARRY (MAKE - S PM TONtTE 13.14.15.17.20.21.27.28 9-5 OR 'ALPHA CM OMEGA* and BREAKER BREAKER rm e-sereoted In SENIOR CHALLENGE '87 ' OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT CENTER Earner Cards 1 Gifts CALL LOFT CONSTRUCTION 352 3638 baujrnlrai a truck driver tor the reel of my Me, SENIOR GJVING WEEK FOLK. BLUES. ROCK t ROLL FREEH! Jeans N Ttixiga 500 tOO BOO he can erwaya 'al beck on mad achoof Haa APRIL 13-17 631 RUge 11*11*11 anyone seen a Hack HEARSE? Thank God we GET ON BOARD! Beet ol luck to the Betas with Beta 500' got our HAPPY ONES down 10 the acuzji every The setters of Gamma Phi Ever fed completely burned out by echootwork night or we would have messed the JAILBAITS 'ALPHA CM OMEGA- UN EP BETA TEAM. TM PETERSON. MIKE I rseporaUofJnee? If you'd eke to tap. about II to and RAPHAEL, taa JAMAICAN WHAT and the SENtOfl CHALLENGE snowbal front Gong back to the condo and teEBER, SCOTT CRAM. STEVE TATUM, too too too Beta 500 a reporter for a story to appear In THE NEWS, TEAM CAPTAINS a TEAM MEMBERS gating pictures of C8 showering In the raw JOROAN MASANGA. BEN P^WE. VINCE II • II•II Alpha Dear. PI cal 2-2803 and aak for Judy anmaf plea; up your pledge cards Who left the toiet seal up true tana? KLEBACHA. AND DAVE MCADAMS...ITS We're reedy K wtnl at MusfJ Alumni Canter Foyer BRECKENRtDGE Urwxi Peak, the cornus and from Sean to S pm •ALPHA CM OMEOA' Good Luck to DMO Dean P. WonJangton (AKA MAJOR SCOPE ACTION! Thanks for the great COACH Senior Giving Week: April 13-17 BETA 500 Jack (God) Nicholson) and the reel of the memoriae! You're the BESTI SENIOR CHALLENGE 87 HO MO MO Saturday Aprl nth BOOM Staff. Lafa show am what swamping Love. Betty Recognizing the Need II * II * 11 LMonOvaj 12:00-4:00 • at about! Continued on p 8 Sports BG News/April 10,1987 6 Tumblers head for regionals Sun finally shines BG hopes to end OSCI, PSCJ dominance on Cleveland Indians first of the year and snapped TORONTO (AP) - The Cleve- Toronto's season-opening win 1iy Andy Woodard make mistakes. If they miss, land Indians' version of "The streak at two. .sports reporter anyone can get in there. Sunshine Boys" was a hit in its Cleveland manager Pat Cor- Still, the five teams in the 1967 debut. rales said he wasn't concerned Going into tomorrow's North- region other than OSU and PSU Phil Niekro and Steve Carlton with making history by sending east regional gymnastics Each team has Us own top performers. Hie ones to agree that a third-place finish is became the first pair of 300- his two 300-game winners to the championship, the coaches of a more realistic goal. game winners to pitch for the mound in the same game. Nei- the schools involved have differ- watch: Coach Charles Connery's URI same team in the same game ther was Carlton. ent opinions on who the favorite * Bowltag Greea: Kim Trost, school record holder in squad finished third at the At- Thursday as the Indians coasted "I wasn't aware of that." Car- is. the all-round (37.15) and balance beam (».«) and all lantic 10 championships and to a 14-3 victory over the Toronto lton said. "But I knew that we The seven teams involved will Mid-American Conference tumblers Suzanne Bell and posted an overall 9-6 record. Blue Jays. were throwing some experience be competing for a spot in the Lisa Hillman. Connery said he hopes his team Niekro, 48, allowed seven hits at them." NCAA National Championships. * Ohle 8t»te: Mary Cisen, school record holder to the will be competitive. in five innings to earn his 312th Niekro said of himself and The field includes Ohio State, altaround (37.85) and Julie Sommers, school record on "We hope to continue to de- career victory while Carlton. 42. Carlton, "Everybody jokes with a regional-best team-aver- vault (9.7) and all-around aeon of 37.8. velop an outstanding team pro- scattered four hits over the final about our ages except us. We age score of 185.53, followed by * Temple: Carol Ann Stewart Rogortoaki, all-around Kam," he said. "If we hit our four innings for only the second both feel we can still pitch and defending regional champion of 36.1 andschool record on the beam (9.35). r routines well and stay on the save of his career, and his first get guys out." Penn State (183.82), Pittsburgh * Rhede Iatend: All-arounder Mary Shuelto (35.75) beam, we're capable of being since 1968. He has 323 career So, too, does Toronto manager (178.91), Bowling Green competitive with New Hamp- victories. Jimy Williams. (177.14), New Hampshire and beam specialist SurieShaefer (9.5). shire, Temple, Pitt and Bowling "It felt strange, absolutely "Those guys weren't just out (176.94), Rhode Island (175.84) * Pen State: Atlantic 10 atWround (37.35) Green." strange," said Carlton, who nor- there hanging on they were and Temple (175.39). champion Kathy Parody and bars specialist Kathy mally shuns the media, of his pitching pretty well," Williams With the meet being held in Pamper (9.7). Simpson, whose squad de- relief effort, which ended his said. Columbus, most of the coaches * Pitt: Alisa Spector in the all-around (964), vault feated UNH during the year, but major league-record string of Carter had three hits, stole believe the Buckeyes, 10-2-1 (9.4), bars (9.5) and floor (9.5). lost to Pitt, said he would like to 544 starts. I'm not accustomed two bases, scored four times and overall and the nation's 12th- * NewHjunp«hlre:B«siyAn(lersontotheau^around see a repeat of the 1965 to wanning up like that and then knocked in three runs. Brook ranked team, are a strong favor- (35.96). championship when the Falcons coming in trying to get ground- Jacoby also had three RBIs for ite to dethrone the Nittany Li- finished third behind OSU and the Indians. ons. PSU. Cory Snyder backed the two The Indians scored six runs In Falcon coach Charles Simp- "Our goal is to stay in the veteran hurlers with a first-in- the first inning against right- son said the Buckeyes will have meet." to the Buckeyes during the regu- same spot (fourth) we are now ning grand slam, while Joe Car- hander Joe Johnson, 0-1. Two a decided advantage being on However, OSU coach Larry lar season, said her team's goal and give Pitt a run for their ter and Julio Franco had two- singles, a walk, a passed ball, their own equipment. Cox said his team is not a lock to is to make OSU work for the money," be said. "It happened run homers innings and Tony two hit batsmen and Snyder's "Ohio State is so much win the championship, despite championship. two years ago and if we hit all of Bernazard had a solo homer. first career slam accounted for stronger this year, plus they're the fact he will not use any "We're a better team than routines, it's possible." The victory was Cleveland's the runs. at home." he said. "The last few freshman in the meet. when we last lost to Ohio State," fears the meet has been in "We feel good about the meet she said. "We've surged all of TU coach Ken Anderson, the ennsylvania and all the East- being at home. We're confident our energy toward this meet. Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year ern schools have had the advan- about our performance (of We're more intense, better pre- after posting a 15-5 record, said tage. late)," Cox said. "(But) Penn pared. We've evolved into a bet- his squad is healthy for the first r,Ohio State will have (the State is the kind of team which ter team. time this season. Linksters almost in heaven crowd) in their favor." will hit 99 percent of their rou- "But we know we'll have to "We've got nothing to lose and Pitt coach Deb Yohman, tines at the championship level. have a sensational meet... to we can only do better," he said. The Bowling Green men's golf fayette, IN. whose team finished the regular That does not give us much beat them." "I feel my team hasn't peaked team competes in the Marshall The super, fast-paced action season at 13-3, agrees OSU is far room to falter. If we do falter, On the other hand, New E;t. A third-place finish is realis- University Invitational this begins today and concludes it- and away the best team in the then they have a good opportu- Hampshire coach Gail Good- c. We are very close to Rhode weekend at the Guyan Country self tomorrow. Golf enthusiasts regional. nity to beat us." speed, whose team is 12-5, said Island, and we only lost to Pitt Club in Huntiiurton, WV. who do not have the travel bud- "OSU looks to be much The Nittany Lions won the the meet is wide open. by .6. ... any kind of im- Coach Greg Nye's Falcons are get, and/or friends in the right stronger than Penn State," she Atlantic 10 championship and "I feel all of the teams are provement will make us looking to bounce back after an places to attend this week's said. Penn State seems to be a finished with a 12-8 overall re- aual," she said. " I don't feel happy." abysmal 14th-place time with Masters Tournament in Au- little weaker this year, but they cord. PSU coach Judi Abner, of the top spots are sold. Both The meet starts at 7 p.m. in St. Western Illinois in last week's gusta, GA. are encouraged to always prepare well for the big whose team lost two close meets Ohio State and Penn State can John's Arena. Purdue Invitational in West La- attend this gala event. Think Spring! BG Tracksters to run with areas best by Albert H. Franco Bitter and Chris Plescia and distance sides Bowling Green and Miami, Central sports reporter runner David Mora have the best chance Michigan and Ball State will also rep- i to figure in the scoring for BG. resent the Mid-American Conference. Mi- While the fraternities and sororities ami captured the MAC title last season. Perfect Touch i push carts around the Union Oval in the In the Indiana Quanrangular meet held LaBadie said that because there are so i annual "Beta 500" this weekend, 13 mem- at Indiana University last week, Bitler many teams involved, it's much harder to bers of the Bowling Green men's track won the discus event with a personal best figure in the scoring. He said he would just i team will be pushing themselves to the (168-4), and Plescia captured second (166- like to see a solid effort. limit in Knoxville, Term, at the Dogwood 6). Mora captured second in 5,000 meters "We want the people in the individual i Relays. with a time of 14:39.81. events to better what they did (in the i This two day event gets underway at Despite these standout performances, meet) before," LaBadie said. 10:00 a.m. today and will finish by dusk the Falcons finished last in the four-team i tommorow. field which featured the likes of Notre The BG women had four first place Dame, Cincinnati, and Indiana. finishers in the meet at Indiana last week i Men's head coach Sid Sink said the meet who may figure in the scoring this week. creates styles for every day living ... i is comprised of the cream of the college While the men's team appears to have They were Sandy Greig (discus), Bonnie track crop. its hands full at Knoxville, the BG wom- RamsdeU (1,500 meters), Tracey Gaerke and then some.I "The meet will feature much of the best en's track team heads south to Oxford to (high jump) and Sandy Sprunger (jave- I Get V2 off second haircut with this ad! talent in the whole eastern United States," compete in the Miami Invitational. lin). LaBadie said that RamsdeU is slated Sink said. "We'll bring 13 atheletes that The women's head coach, Lee LaBadie, in the 3,000 meter event this weekend. 11084 S. Main - next to McDonalds 353-2812 are capable of competing at that level." said it's a 16-team field including Ohio The one-day event starts Saturday at Sink said that discus throwers Doug State, Marshall and Southern Illinois. Be- 10:00 a.m. EAE EAE EAE CAB EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE CAB EAE EAE EAE EAE M Read Friday ss& I Magazine INL#* rCHARLESTOWN= in APARTMENTS the MID AM MANOR |ly! ^e*fi\ Choose from choice apartments within walking distance to campus—Summer 1*0 PADDY MURPHY DIES 1987 and 1987-88 school year. 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or LOFT RENTAL Paddy Quivvey Murphy, a brother of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, died unfurnished, gas heat & water included, REGISTRATION last evening at the Wood County Hospital. Paddy arrived in FOt SUMMI* AND f ALL air conditioning •April 13. 14, 15. 17. 20, Bowling Green at the end of a long Multi-National journey. Paddy 21, 27,28 claimed that the trek was a religious pilgrimage. He stated that God •AT THE UNION. 3rd Resident Manager, Floor, Fort Room, 9-5 had appeared to him outside of an Oslo, Norway Pub. The Lord 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. OR CALL FOR A MAIL-IN instructed Paddy to consume 80% of the world's annual alcohol REGISTRATION (Due 5/15), 352-4380 LOFT CONSTRUCTION production or he would be summonsed to the Promised Land. 352-3836 Paddy made a valiant effort, reaching approximately Vi of his MkVf goal before his death. The brothers of EAE held a bedside vigil throughout the night. It was the announcement of a pending distillers strike which finally pushed Paddy over the edge. The cause We've Got a Crush on Can$ of death was listed officially as Sigmatitus, a rare disease know only Bring them to the Recycling Center to affect members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. In accordance with his dying request, a wake will be held in his 515 E. Poe Road ^221B. honor at the Sheraton Centre in Toronto, Canada. The body will lie NummCri in state at the EAE House from 4:00 - 5:00 pm today. The campus n,i community is welcome and encouraged to attend. Each Month. 2 & 4* Saturdays 9am - 2pm A procession will form in sorority row at 3:30 pm. The procession For Information on Campus Can Collection Drives will follow the hearse to the viewing at the fraternity House. Call 333-2321 332-5446 EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE EAE BG News/April 10,1187 7 CINCINNATI (AP) - A Riv- and beat up on somebody." burying the Expos. "The number of games you win two games has bit a homer, erfront Stadium sign on Opening "That's our Intent, to go play "I don't know if you want to is the bottom line. We're lust driven in a pair of runs, scored Day proclaimed. "The Big Red good, hard aggressive baseball call it cockiness," third base- going to go out and play our style five times, gone 4-for-6 and sto- Machine Is Back In '87'Two and have fun, Parker said. man Buddy Bell said. "There's a of baseball. If it's intimidating len three bases. games into the season, the Cin- Shortstop Barry LarkJn, start- lot of confidence in this club- to another club, that's great for "Eric is here. He's arrived," Is Big Red cinnati Reds are doing a pretty ing his second major-league sea- house. I wouldn't say we're us." Parker said. "He's a star. fair imitation of the 1970s "Ma- son, epitomized that attitude cocky to the point that other The Big Red Machine used to There's no doubt about that." chine," beating up on the Mon- after he hit one of three homers teams dislike us. There's a lot of intimidate other teams with its Manager Pete Rose likes what treal Expos with an impressive in the Reds' opening victory. confidence on this team, be- speed, power and balance -three he sees Li Eric Davis. back from offense. "In order to beat us, you'U cause we're a good ballclub." ingredients found in this year's "He can be as great as he have to bit the ball out of the Parker said the Reds aren't club. The big difference would wants to be. It appears he wants Like its predecessors a decade park more times than we do," afraid of developing a reputa- appear to be the unsettled start- to be real good," Rose said. the dead? earlier, this Reds' team appears Larkinsaid. tion like that of the New York ing rotation on this year's team, After scoring 18 runs, collect- confident - and doesn't mind The brashness to some of the Mets, who scrapped and due to Mario Solo's continued ing 23 hits, and putting together saying so. Reds' statements was new this sounded off while rolling to a recovery from shoulder sur- single-inning rallies of nine and Right fielder Dave Parker April, and prompted reporters world championship last year. four runs in their first two said the younger players have to wonder whether the team "We aren t too concerned with Tne catalyst is center fielder games, the Reds' offense has adopted a mono: ''Let's go out didn't feel a little cocky after our reputation," Parker said. Eric Davis, 24, who in his first shown it can be real good, too. Classifieds •BETA-BETA-BETA- Beta 500 • PI PHI • Beta 500 Good luck to the KKO-COLLEEN CAVANAUQH-KKG CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS WANT TO THY THE SISTERS OF DELTA QAMMA WOULD Beta s gonna be a riot Kappa Delta Beta CortgvatuUons on your viibation Into Mortar 'PUeVQRUB' LIKE TO WISH THEM 1M7 SETA TEAM- rt's gonna be tun. Recers" Board' I'm so proud of you! Love. Tina KELLY, ELAINE, BRIGID. KAREN, ANO AMY our runners have been practicing WE BE JAM1N ■ATTENTION BUSINESS STUDENTS" OR ENQUSH LAQER7? our songs have been sung 'THE YOUNG EXECUTIVE CLUB' * holding FIND OUT ABOUT ITII THE BEST OF LUCK IN CONTINUING THE Lara Fish— So gat rawed Betas weekly meetings Tuesday nights 0 45 pm. BA EVERY WED. EVENING at 7:10 IN IBM BETA WINNING TRADITION! YOU'RE 0000 LUCK TO THE BETA 500 Days of dieting hours of working out and Iota of 109 If you ire interested In being a profes- 411 SOUTH HALL ALWAYS NO. 1 WITH USIll and al the real! 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Topic Crosa-Cultural Communication -Love, the BOG Groupies Love GET INVOLVED" BIQ LARA FISH Kan Elections for 1987-88 officers w* be held' AGO • AGO • AGD • AGO • AGO' AGO' AGO Good Luck on SATURDAY"' The Alpha Gam Pledgee would axe to wish HAPPY BIRTHOAY ERIC POHL everyone the beat of luck at Beta! Luv. Little Lesley UBS at PoMyoyoel 1 "20 WOW" ATTENTIONI YOU'RE OETTINO OLD! Sat -Pat Boyd A Brad Lutxnger INTERESTED IN GOING SKYDIVING WITH AHP The brothers of BETA THETA PI BRIAN PALMER A TODD ALLEN DON'T PARTY TOO HARD. Sun --The Uncased Four ON APRIL 24 5 2577 COST S70 HALF AMT Alpha thank the women of the many Alpha CM Oft to Detroit to the Ren Can OR STAY OUT TOO LATE, 120 gift certificate for beat performer' Judge DUE 1 WK IN ADVANCE. NON-MEMBERS sororities who came to our house HAVE FUN NEXT YEAR. Jey Edwards WELCOME CONTACT PAULA ZIEUNSKI Alpha CM O Wei go. 1 this week to hat) show their AT OHIO STATE! Come aae the show 372-6448 Alpha Chi Omega Where showers wfl run and bubbles spirit lor BETA 500 wBflow LOVE, ANOTHER DIZZY BLONDE MdrJamsn, We'l dance H we drop and drink Rumor has II you're running lor cover. I know Alpha Cta Omega you and I both need protection nght now from BeJroom Classes Present A Past TJweburet HAPPY BIRTHOAY VALERIE Dance! This Friday! 8 00 PM Alpha Chi Omega ma But don't wa* away! FORGIVE ME. What we want lo know la-- I'm glad we got to be together Mid Am Room 75 cents. Bring s friend* Alpha Chi Omega On my honor. I'm Trying! Who gets the room first'?'? I LOVE YOU Love. No. 1 -ALPHA CHI OMEGA Doug Alpha CM Omega DEIRDRE NEENAN DEADLINE! Saturday's the day Alpha Chi Omega Milton Q. Levy II Nominating petitions for candidates for GSS 131s the year Hey 413 Mooney" Alpha Chi Omega ITS been a great 6 months positions • president, vice president, secretary Our sprm wa slay Brian Rolenbor. You and the rest ol the floor have realy made I hope that we have many more. and treasurer - ARE DUE In the GSS office by 5 Wei bat ma Campus near The peat five months have been so greet ma leal at home thia semester I love you al pm Friday Aprs 10 Untl tomorrow I lust can't wait together There ■ reefy NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH ALPHA CHI OMEGA dearly and wM miss you axe crazy over summer' The reason for this I'l have to say 1 I love you so very much Delta Sigma Pi wfl be hosting wishes everyone a Thanks for being such greet friends la because I love You more with each new day! Let's have a great time true the 1st Annual Teeter Totter a Thon super Beta weekend I love ya al' Kate ••Laurie Krupev- Today . Tomorrow and Forever special weekend' lo benefit the American Diabetes Association Onfy four more weefca! Love. She* Love you tone. Coma "tester" with us In the Union Oval from Hang in there and keep up Alone Chi Omega Hay Betas, need e die? 10 30 am Apr! t 3 to 5 30 pm Apnl 16 all the hard won. Alpha Chi Omega The AGD Apring pledgee wvl give It to you BUFFO PARTY your big loves you' Alpha Chi Omega You'l see our cart flying Pern Sponsored By KKP's: TBS NO EXIT The Tournament of the Kingdom of So faat we'l leave no trace Friday. Apr! 10 9 PM-1 AM Apnl 8-11 U Hal Rm 405 8PM Once Upon a Time It's Mover ALPHA CHI SENIORS- Offenhauer Sunshine Room NO EXIT sponsored by the Society for Creative Trie Alpha Gams wB win the Beta race MAKE YOUR LAST tOO LUCKY 111 (location ol pool tables and Anechronslm Alpha Delta Pi LOVE-BETA BEAGLE snack machines) From 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Corn On Campus sorority • now avtervievnng en Beta-It's Ours' tickets sold st the door Hey Gumby Last weekend was the best Elementary School at the and of cum street Alpha Delta PI trx.aatH males for the position ol HOUSE BOY Alpha Gam Fledge Class Cant wait to get those photos back Coal Is 11 with student I.D. (ft tor SHM) ll interested, please contact Dawn at wants everyone to Nice White legs Come relive the Middle Age* with us. A ' • ATTENTON KAPPA CAMPERS''' Bunny-Ple~ 372-4508 GET PSYCHED 1 What was the recipe for mat seafood agan? helpful experience tor History. Music, and Kampout ■ tonight" The "ULTIMATE" celebra- Happy 21 at B-Day! I can't wan lor the party Im- How about that bathroom Theater makxa FOR BETA!! tion before Beta!' And don't forget al the tun- itating wfl be tun too!!! I Love You! Where's Huey Lewie? ONE VOTE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Let's go Greeks' Bun fled events planned for Saturday! Gel psyched Looking forward to thai weekend VOTE USG and get ready to party' Hope it's rust as crazy Apr! 15-16 Alpha Gam pledges are psyched tor their 1st Chanties Board A "IP's I Love you—DZ Lags 9-5 Uraon toyer 8-10 Jerome Library Beta, hope for no rain, and no casualties Good ■■ALPHA PHI SENIORS" BIKE AUCTION PENGUIN SILKSCREENING WE CUSTOM LOST & FOUND Luck to everyone Student Services Forum Senior Week la not over yet. HEY ROYAL GREEN" PRWT HATS. JACKETS. SHIRTS AND MORE We can guarantee that tonight Wednesday. April 15. 1987 GET PSYCHED FOR BGsDM! TOP QUALITY. GUARANTEED LOWEST Lost: Tan Leather Waset near-m Uptown Keep wfl be a night you won't ever forget' ALPHA PHIS SAY Viewing starts st 2 30 LETS GO BABY. 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I LOVE YOU' RIDES PM Mu'Seta-PN Mu'Beu-PM Mu HANDS OFF BETAS OURS' Your Rebel IMPORTANT UAA Meeting Monday. 13 Apr! at Amanda. Area. Chria and Leigh Ann "Gamma Phi Beta" Good Luck Saturday morning at Beta' Run your Roe available to AOant. Athena, GA WH leave 8 00 PM m Meet! Alumni Center' Best of luck to Gamma Pin's CoeeenC hearts out' on Thura, Apr! 30 and return Monday, May 4. Attendance • extremely vital' Beta 500 team' Anne Scheefer Congratulsfions on your initiation into Mortar Love, the Phi Mua Departure ame negotiable Please eel Tom at Undergraduate Alumni Association' "Gamma Phi Beta" Woo-Wool You'returnlng 22! Board! Love, your Kappa Staters PM Mu-Bata-PM Mu-Beta-PN Mu 353-0223 Have a great brthday and congratulations on law school It |ust doeen't matter "GEOFF COX" COMING SOON Phi Mua Susan Deperately Seeking love, your twin Cm we're gonna win the Beta! CONGRATULATIONS ON BEING ELECTED SENIOR GIVING WEEK The weekend of Beta at finely here Ride to Pittsburgh for Easter' (PS you finely got a personal) Alpha Delta PI PRESIDENT OF LAMBDA CHI ALPHA I KNOW APR". 13-17 And what better way lo start oft than with begets Please call 352-4420 YOU"LL DO A TERRIFIC JOB' AND YOU EVEN and bear. ITS THE HEART THAT SETS US APARTT" GOT A SPIKE IN BOUNDS'!!! Applcations tor Unvlerslty Ifitrsmural Advisory CovvjratuiaOona to JUUE MAHANEY on being Wei begin wffh a saiterhood Saturday morning ON APRIL. 111tl at nine. LOVE. LINDA Board for 1987-88 deadens has been extend- chosen aa the Ohio Representative for the ed unM Apr! 20. 5 00 p.m. in 108 SRC Cherry Blossom Festival Love, your Phi Mu Then off to the race where the Phi Mue wB ehne. 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OH 11- 11- 11 44870-0548 (Include return addraaa) SCHEDULE YOUR STORAOE AT DZ I love my HI DZ AJnel Spring Break 87 was altght Remember The Union, 3rd R Fort Rm on Apr. BVTvTwtglo Jimmy Buffet, onry 1 5 more mvxitee BARRY DRAKE - S PM TONfTE 13.14.16.17.20,21.27,28 9-6 OR 'ALPHA CM OMEQA' ■nrl BREAKER BREAKER I'm I Mi ailed m SENIOR CHALLENGE '87 OFF-CAMPUS STUDENT CENTER EsrMar Carda A Gms CALL LOFT CONSTRUCTION 352 3838 Beta Beta Beta becoming a truck driver tor she real on my Ma. SENIOR GIVING WEEK FOLK. BLUES. ROCK A ROLL -FREEH! JeeneNThmgs too too too he can always tat beck on mad school Has APRIL 13-17 631 Ridge 11 * 11' II anyone Man a black HEARSE? 'Ires* God wa GET ON BOARD1 Beet ol luck to the Bets* with Beta 500' got our HAPPY ONES down to the Maim every The setters ol Gemma Phi Ever tea completely burned out by schoohvort raght or we would have rrasead the JAILBAITS •ALPHA CM OMEQA- SKI EP BETA TEAM: TIM PETERION. MKE I isspuiawjBHil? if you'd Bta to tak about It to and RAPHAEL. Na JAMAICAN WHAT and Ins MSER. SCOTT CRAM, STEVE TAYLOR. SENIOR CHALLENGE a reporter lor a story to appear In THE NEWS. snowbel light Gomg back to Vat oondo and TEAM CAPTAINS « TEAM MEMBERS too too son Beat 600 JORDAN MAIANOA. BEN ROWE. VINCE IS • 1* • IS Alpha Delta Pi OB* 2-2603 and aa* tor Judy Immel getting pictures of CB ehowering m the raw pick up your piaxtg* card* Who left the total seel up trva lane? KLEBACHA. AND DAVE MCADAMS. IT't We're ready to win! al Meetl Alumni Cexitex Foysx BRECKENPJOGE Union Pea*, the oomus and raw fTOfn 8 am to 5 pm •ALPHA CHI OMEGA- Good Luck to 0M0 Dean P. WorttVngton (AKA MAJOR SCOPE ACTION' Thanks tor the great COACH rest ol the Senior CVvtng We**: April 13-17 SETA 100 Jack (God) Nicholson) and the memoriae' You're me BEST! SENIOR CHALLENGE 87 Saturday Apnl lit) BOOM Staff Lara show 'am whs) "swamping" Love. Bethy RecoonUIng thai Nexed al about! 11-11- 11 Union Oval 12:00-4:00 ■ Ccfltenued on p.8 Classifieds BG News/April 10,1987 8 1 S 2 bedroom fumlahad apts for summer a Continued from p. 7 Tha slaters ol Gamma Phi Beta welcome our M- t non-amokmg tomato to share 2 bedroom apt Wanted: 1 or 2 people to sublet a 1 bedroom SPECIAL HELP WANTED 198788 school year. S S V Rantala. de aaHngs to BOSU Ware looking forward to a for 87-88 school year Can Jll-2117 apt tor summer Close to campus, tumefied Female student who enjoys caring lor young graat weekend. AC .cheap rent CM 354 5106 children Toddler and S 1-t yr. eM need 362-7454. cheerful, enenswe. reeponsJMe oare ariwe l Sigma CM'* 1 or 2 lamraaa wanted to share apartment ex- 2 bdrm. apt tor subtaaas tor Summer 1 block an M wort. Good work experience and en- • are looking toward to eaeing you tonight on tremely dose 10 campus for '87-88 school WANTED 2 limMn to auOMaae tor aummeT tram bars, 3 blocks (ram campus $400 for en- toyabkt parMlme (20-J5 hrs a weak) toe tor ■ Ice. Oat psyched to skate" year CM Mlchali 372-5178 or KanO Own rooms, greet new tumajhad apartments tire Summer. Includes gas and uttkees TO ALPHA SIGMA PHI FRATERNITY education raator. Start April 21 through sum- Lova. the Phi Mue 353-7501 353-77t1. Wa can t Walt to write on you al our Graffiti lea CM 363-1406. mer. Ctoee to campus. Welcome fob sharing 1 tonight Saa everyone at O'FTha Lediee of WANTED: ONE FEMALE TO SUBLEASE ONE 1 yea and responsible Mend wlah to apHt iKMIA PHI EPSiLOH Alpha Delta Pi 1 or 2 roommates to share part of a house from BEDROOM APT FOR SUMMER: $500. hours. 352-2112 bet H pud, leave name 2 bdrm apt lor subtoeee m summer Fumtah- FOLLOW YOU* HEART May 87 May 88 Halt block from campus Free WHICH INCLUDES UTILITIES CENTRAL aad ph. rex far taraanrtew. ad. pool, clubhouse. AC Cal 362-0376 TO utfaaos. A C . and cable CM 354 1906 LOCATION CALL 354-2810 Summer employment at one ol Ohio's hottest NO. 20 To OUT northbound 75 bodyguards Babycekee 1-2 FEMALE ROOMMATES TO RENT 2 resort areas The newly restored Island House 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT TO SCrum: BEDROOM APT FOR SUMMER. VERY HoW. the CMawba Wand Club 1 Greenhouse SUBLEASE SUMMER 87 FREE HEAT. SIXT1CS WEEK Mow do you (eel about b-rth controf' 'WI you CLOSE TO CAMPUS LOW RENT PLUS Restaurant are looking tor wait atari, bar staff S WATER. CABLE. AC . MAY'S RENT PAJO-801 TIMOTHY LEANT marry us? CtrrJe one Yea or No" St 4N hotele UTUTIES CALL MEUNOA 352 8207F kitchen personnel Above average serranoa m 5TH NO 8-3520967 ei Georcwj WI you modal your organ suits? HELP WANTED tha beautiful Wand area of North Coast Ohio FORMER HARVARD PROFESSOR 2 fematea looking tor 1 or 2 roommatee to ehere APRIL 22-ORANO IALLROOM-4:30 PM Cool Ranch Dontos (and Dortto bream) "WI Please oM or vrnte Pate SeJrrronoon. Food S furnished 2 bdrm apt CM (419) 535-7685 2 spaces avaaaoie in house this summer you pamper us attar wa do It?" Wei never Beverage Director. Wand House PO Box 787. (lemato) On Wooatar acroaa from Rodoers forget our first sunrise together Car race Port Canton, OH 43452 1 800 233 7307 Many extras S tow rant Cat immedletety SUCK torevert Thanks lor making tha return mp great' BG NEWS ADVERTISINO SALES REPS 3-4 bdrm brick ranch In Weetgete or Dalavls Thinking ol trsveang seemg another part of tha 353-0010. OET PSYCHED FOR THE DO FORMAL You guys era great' lor positions Summer 1987 and CM 353-3130 country? Au'Pami Unamited needs Mothers rrs aotso TO BE A BLAST Lova. your goddesses ol the saver lova co- 1987 88 academic year. Gam valuable helpers Earn salary ptue free room and board DAVEB coon. Manage. Jules. Boots. S Eggs sales experience working at one of the 3 bdrm. house turn, with washer-dryer 12 mo. CHEAP RENT It mtereeted In lab Haling 1-2 highest pard lobe on campus Al makxa with lamiai m Metro NYC Area, immediate lease $390 par mo Airaeahla May 18 811 spots In house on S Cotego. Cat 353-0888 may apply Must have car Application s ptocement. no fees. CM 201 870-7511 Tami. Karry. Amy a Kathy. 2nd St. 352-8827 87-88 School Yr. avMable 214 Wast HM Waitresses Bus People « Gnl Cooks Evening Sorry it i a Itth* Ml but I Just wanted to thank TnoaCaprt- Apple Oeedane Frt. 4-10 5:00 PM and tt»d shift Ape*/ m person between you guya. I had a graat time in Daytona-- a lot ol FTeerdent of Woman in Communications?' 422 N Prospect. 4 bdrm house. $500 Sum Female needed to lubleeaa house lor summer 2 00-4 00 PM at Bob Evans 1726 East euoM A great memoriae HovelheS kitten Oft You do Uke to eurprtee us" Congratulations' mar, $2,360 Fat Sam.. $2,350 Wmter Sem 1 Two blocks from campus Cray S200 paje tha noae only paMM Term. Placid Al least we Lova. your Kappa sisters Cal 762-6461. didn't draw a crowd' AMi yes The Fjief Things utUMe CM Robei 372-5178 120 COUNSELOR AND INSTRUCTOR 521 E. MERRY 1, 2 bdrm 4 person apt $525 HUH? How many nlghta did you spend in your POSfTONS AVAIABLE Private Coed Summer Trouparsl par parson per semester plus gas S alec. Cal room? Karry. you ajah Why ware you anting on FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED TO Camp m Pocono Mta, PA Contact: Cayuga, 4 years have come and gone John Newtove Real Estate 354-2260 Ha toesl at 3 00 am drinking al by yourself SUBLEASE APT ACROSS FROM FOUNDERS PO. Box 234BG. KerHrworth. NJ 07033 FOR SALE 29 days hare wa cornel Amy, yea my chad's Ural words wi be ma-ma STARTING MAY 11,1987 $100 PER MONTH 12011-878-0108 Mas my —i Kathy. must you cut everyone P S By the way. where do you look K-Mart up CALL 353-1178 NOW BUFF APARTMENTS NOW RENTING lor down? Your al terrific' How bout next year? In the phone book? Coeege student to babysit pt time In exchange BLACK LAMBORGHrNi COUNTACH school year 87-88. Furnished or unfurnished 2 P.S. I am so cool Lova. Carol ILoveYa! lor 1 bdrm apt CM 352-9815 FOR SALE bedroom apartments 9 or 12 month leases FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE 110 QRAND OR BEST OFFER Bvaaabto Rant is $630 a month for 9 month or SUBLEASE FOR SUMMER. CLOSE TO CALL ERIC ITHStS VOTE COLLEEN PERRY COULD YOU BE A BOSTON $475 month for 12 month Summer rent la Tammy f>oz. CAMPUS CHEAP' CALL 353-2347 Happy 21 st B Day Babes' Remember the days ••BETA 500 QUEEN" NANNY? Can you buy Jeeps. Cars. 4 X It Sailed m $600 per apartment Cat Tim at 352-7182 or of tha skeletons' ChHi-wa ftva Miss the old VOTE COLLEEN PERRY Are you a loving, nurturing parson who enjoys drug raids for under $100 007 CM tor facts to- 354-1035 spending time with children? Live In lover, day. 802-837-3401 Ext 299 •nee' Lova. Carol alas S Kitten HELPI 1 or 2 people to sublet greet spt with Exoaaant Location suburban neighborhoods enjoy excellent pool and at oond tor summer, cal 352-4831 2 bedroom apt. In house avertable this summer VOTE COLLEEN PERRY salaries, benefits, your own living Quarters and COMFORTABLE LOVE SEAT GREAT CONDI tor 4 people UfJHaa Included, tow summer TEETER-TOTTER •'BETA 500 QUEEN" anted working hours Your round-trip tranepor TON LK3HT-WEIOHT NICE COLOR TO GO rate 304 E Court SI Cal 352-2932 FOR DIABETES - MONDAY VOTE COLLEEN PERRY HELPI NON-SMOKING FEMALE ROOMMATE tabon la provided. One year commitment WITH ANY ROOM CHEAP FOR MORE IN- UNION OVAL NEEDED TO FILL APT. FOR FALL '87. VERY necessary CM or wrfto: Mrs Ftoch. Chldcara REASONABLE RENTI PLEASE CALL KIM AT FORMATION PLEASE CALL LORIE AT WANTED' Lrlaguards 5 Swimming Instructors- Placement Service, Inc (CCPS). 149 FALCON PLAZA APARTMENTS 15HW 354-4807 Thank you to everyone and especiety Amy Summer '87. Student Recreation Canter For Buckrmter Rd . Brooksne. MA 02148 (817) Neat to Aspen Wine Reetaurant Haffanbrook tor tha success ot our puza sale Into Cat Scon Levin 2-7477 588-8294 2 bdrm-turn S untum 1 FOR SALE 2 Piranhas Cal Tom 362-4673 days Wa lova you Amy Tha sisters ol Alpha Delta Pi Looking lor a dependable female roommate to Dover Lake Park, under new ownership. Is look- Price negotiable 352-1800 avaa co-sign apt. lease for summer and next year ing tor fun people lo staff their water theme park CM 353-2531 for more Into CM coeect evenings 1-419-688-5057 this summer Ful S pt time positions available FALL • 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments Tha Alpha CM a would Ike to wlah al ol me WE'RE ALL WRAPPED UP IN RUSH Includes lifeguards, security, parking atten- Clooe to campus Cal 352-5822 houaaa participating in the Beta 500. GOOD WE'RE ALL WRAPPED UP IN RUSH dants, grounds, courtesy staff, food service LOFT FOR SALE LUCKi WE'RE ALL WRAPPED UP IN RUSH Need 2 fematoe to share room In house dose to Beta Beagle campus CM 353-1749 maintenance ate We're located m Cleveland 2 bade 4 2 leaders, fire proofed, natural wood FOR RENT I bedroom apl . 5 bedroom house JOIN THE SORORITY WOMEN OF AMERICA near tha Cceseum For more Into S application coax, free standing. 2X8 supports and double tor Summer Term 1-267-3341 wrtte PO Box 192. faortrifleld. OH 44087 or boiled- very slurdy University approved 195 FALL RUSH INFORMATION NIGHTS Need lo lubleaia I bdrm. apt. for summer air THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON cal (2181 548-2444 CM eoonl Chrta or Lanaaa 372-6400 Fumiahed Ettoency WISH TO EXTEND A WARM AND SINCERE APRIL IS 4 IS cond. Perfect sire tor one or two people CM Complete with color T V . Cable and HBO. Al THANK YOU TO USA PASSOV FOR BEING JOIN THE SORORITY WOMEN OF AMERICA 353-0223. Food Operations Fall 'S7 utttttee pax] Ideal tor upperctosamen or OUR HOUSE SWEETHEART THIS PAST Pick up appacatlons m tha Student Services Schwmn unlcycto for sale Good condition 20" graduates Semester leases BG s finest Forum Mon Apr! 13-1.00-5 00 pm: Tues wheels Brand new pedeJe > cheap1 CM Scon YEAR WELCOME Steal I apar truant value $320 per month Phone One lemato roommate needed to share apart- aveninga 372-3183 WELCOME SIMII Apr. 14. 8 em 12 rxxxi Completed applications 364-3182 or 352-1520 ment with one other lor summer Vary must be returned to the appropriate dining hM WELCOME SIRS 11 Tha Brothers ol Zeta Beta Tau Would Uke to reasonable rant, dose to campus, furnished or snack bar by Frl Apr 17 Quiet. Spacious. 1 bedroom apartment on Clay extend That Thanks and Appreciation lor the win at ccrvjeoning CM 353-1171 SINGLE LOFT-LARGE AND St FTtEELITlLrnES.tvluatSutitoaaelmmediale HEAVY FRAME (INCLUDES LADDER) Study Tana Spent With the Slaters ol Alpha Chi •Daddy, do you Bus it here?" fyl 353 5614 anytime Help Wanted For Oetvery S50 CALL 352-7044 Cmga. "I love ft' I wish wa could stay here forever and Roommate needed tor summer Own bedroom WE HAD A GREAT TIME" Must Have Own Car ever and ever!" in house Only $100 a month Cal Brian at Ski or Golf Weekend Sieve Smith Apt Rentals 9 A 12 month leases Part Tana S Ful Tana Positions Boyne Ml., MUA. 2 people 372-4882 or Pale at 353-2836 Taking Interviews Between 2 00. 4:00 Mon - aval 1987-88 school year 352-8917 262 The Penheeemc Counci would hke to thank al Valued at J40O-J250 or offer 1-2 Troup-2 bdrm duplex $310 J ubi 630 PUT THE BALL ITiura. Dave. 372-5665 the chapters who decorated eggs lor the com IN THE BASKET, ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR FS7-SPM Apply m Parson at PUza Brothers Manvtae 3 bdrm. has $310 i utJ 605 Fifth St mumty Easter Egg hunt this Saturdayi CHIEFM" NorvsrnokJng lemato to ehere apartment with 3 838 S Mam Apt. A-4 bdrm tn piex $460 ft inf. other reaponetjle, funtovtng woman CM WHITE PARAKEET, CAGE, FOOD AND ALL SUBLEASE ■ HOUSE FOR SUMMER THE POWER IS IN YOUR HANDS Men/Arm or Susan lor more Into 364-2234 ACCESSORIES FOR SALE. CHEAPII ALMOST 5 DOORS FROM MARK'S Hatp Wanted Energetic, fun-loving people tor NEW!! CALL 35J-ooaI OR 172-5420 AFTER 6 VOTE USD Anytime bartender S floor waker positions at Buttons 354-4105 AND BEFORE I Apr! 15 16 Roommate needed oe»nmng summer Nice Nightclub Ape*/after 8 00pm 9-5 Union lover 6--10 Jerome Library WANTED town-house with your own bedroom. Only Sublease our large 3 bedroom apt this sum Don't forget to cast your vote" 1 $126. a month CM Christine 3540104 Ktnney Shoee is now accepting resumes M the mar Rant Reduced Cal 353-2224 1 lenses to sublet furnished apartment for sum- district ottlca PO Box 187758, Oregon. OH FOR RENT The staters ol Delta Zeta are proud 10 show off mar I DM rumJeh depoeltl Cose to campus Sublease 2 bdrm apt lor summer 43616-7758 or apply In parson at KJftney SUMMER ■ 2 bedroom house Ctoee to cem- the. Dee Zoo Span al Stale Day. Saturday Apr! Cat Mrchees, 352-5741, in the evenings CM 353-2630 Shoes. Southwyck MM tor lull or part time poei- pus Cal 352 5822 11 m FTndary What a beautiful sistemoodi ASAP fJona tor our new Woodland MM. located in Bowing Green GEORGETOWN MANOR 800 3rd Street Put In-Bay summer lobe toe cream parlor Inter- Futy tumalhad 2 bdrm apta for 3monthh view April 1--20lh Sally Stevens 1987-88 Free heat 1 air cond Apartments starting at $180 per mo 419-758-4860 Reasonable rates 1 S 2 bdrm units Ph. 352-7365 aveaabto lor summer 1987 FREE AIR ObNQXIOUS BL M ART PHIce CONDITIONING CALL 352-4966 Two bedroom, furnished apartments tor the 87-88 school year 362-2663 lAlf DONT H»ve Two-bedroom apt. on E Many for sublease irns 60D 111 N. ENTERPRISE • summer Perfect tor 2 or 3 people Rent Nego AND money to 6/vr,«wr Cal eves 353-7906 CLOD u>e STILL U>«MTPO TO 4 BR, good condition. JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE IN PUT out "TWO., $450. Mo. + I til- 12 mth Assortment ot many apt*. SCCNTS IN .'.' Unfurnished 2 bedroom apartments $500 lor SUPPORT S duplexes tor summer A summer 834 Scott Hemeton Cal 352-5822 OF THtT lease. tall renters CALL NOW tar choice apts. 164-2260 232 LEHMAN - Ottlca located it 319 E Wooatar University Vaaga Apt lor 1987-88 ,,/u School Year. Groups of 3 or 4 3 BR duplex. $367. Mo. + 352-0184 rU IJtil. 12 mih lease. C0-*a-£6£ 146V4 MANVILLE • rvND - COOP CORNER m1/ One BR, $270. Mo. + Ulil. 1 12 mth lease. MnniW.aKc] Hoapasaty Mgmt students are invited to an Info » 1 and 2 Bed Lofts session on Wad. Apr! 15 at 7 00 PM in 204 Moalay. Sponsored by Co-op Ottlca Classified Information 706 SECOND, #C - » Refrigerators 372-2451 The BG News Mail-In Form Efficiency. Furn, micro- • Couches and Chairs .KMnatsiEMl. Preeentatlon given by company lor students in- wave. $200 Mo. + (jus + rated in eatee training opportunities on DEADLINE: Two dsys m advance Ov 4 o m i The BG News is not responsible lor postal service deMyr-i elec. 12 mth lease. 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(Checks payable to The BG News) Application deadline: Friday, April 10 5 p.m. Phone: 372-2601 Total number of day* to appear . wac^ Frktay, April 10,1987 Mastering the dance steps It takes two to Progressive Ballet as art and tango p.3 self-expression p. 5 sport p.7 frWou/flpnl K>, 1987 t Campus Comments UJhat type of dance do you find the most entertaining? f "day photos bu Mkhele ThomeuMJ (ndoy interviews by Denele Jones Missy €lers, freshman graphic de- Dan Shaunrer, sophomore account- Greg Johnson, senior art major Laurie Hess, sophomore art major sign major from Cincinnati. "Modern ing major from Dcfionce, "Rock'n'rol from Detroit. "The stomp and grind. from Pittsburgh, "I Ike to watch pro- donee. The movements ore more free donee. I don't think I could donee to It's entertaining because It's so mild." gressive dancers because theu ore o and It goes to the beat of the musk." Jour lot of fun. It's so different and every- body1 con dance the wou theu feel." Go on and ask'em to dance dancing with someone, but while by Meg Hanczrlk dancing, sees someone she would Friday staff reporter rather dance with? Conquering the tear involved Some women, such as Monica The scene takes place In any bar or Luke, lunlor graphic design major, nightclub. The lime Is late evening. he would like to dance with. What Is me. If none of them want to dance, I'll feel it Is Impolite to "blow off" a guy The day could be any day of the the obstacle? The girl lust happens to look for someone else." while dancing. She suggests waiting week, but probably Is the weekend. be at a table with three other girls The approach to use when asking until the dance Is over, thank him lor He Is sitting at a table with a bunch who look like they will attack the first someone to dance Is another obsta- the dance, then try to find the other of his friends. She Is at a table with her male who goes near their table. What cle to overcome. guy. friends. should the poor guy do? Kevin likes to come right out and Goffena may not be as polite. "If I They are both looking around to Sean O'Leary, junior rodlo-tele- ask a girl to dance, while O'Leary see someone I'd rather be dancing find out who's there. Their eyes meet. vision-tiim ma|or, said It he was with a takes a different approach. "I never with, I'll tell the guy I'm with that I have They look away. Both want to dance group ot guys, they would all go up to go up to a girl and come right out to use the restroom." After she gets with the other but don't know what the table. and ask her to dance. I talk first and away trom the man she Just approach to use. With the tear of That sounds easy enough, but the work the asking Into the conversa- "dumped," Goffena will try to find the rejection, neither makes a move. dance game Is not that easy. In fact, tion." other man. O'Leary's friends will not go up to the This brings another problem. What Neither of these people should be table with him. What happens now? Wende Wltherspoon. sophomore should happen If, while a couple Is afraid. According to Paul, a University education major, would rather have dancing, a lady would like to cut In? senior, (ear make* asking someone to "If I'm alone," O'Leary said. "I'll a guy come right out and ask her to If Wltherspoon likes the man she Is dance more exciting. "I'm always wait lor the girl to be alone at the dance. "You know he's there be- dancing with, she may not be too afraid of asking girls to dance be- table or get up to use the restroom." cause he wants to ask you to dance, happy. "I wouldn't let her cut In unless cause I don't know how they are Another problem Is that while he Is so he should just ask." I don't like the guy or he wanted to going to respond. When I go to a waiting for the lucky lady to get up or Along O'Leary's thinking, Susan dance with her." nightclub, I pretend I'm playing a have her friends leave the table. Goffena, junior comprehensive sci- game. If someone turns me down lor a Kevin, a University freshman who also ence major, likes the Idea of having a The same goes lor the men. If a man dance, I think of It as a bad move and likes to catch a lady alone, realizes guy start a conversation before he tried to cut In, both O'Leary and Kevin go on to the next girl." that none of the ladles are moving asks her to dance. This way, she said they would ask him to wait until from their seats. mentioned, she will know whether she the dance Is over. The dance game has no rules to "If I can't get the girl when she's likes his personality and would like to Paul, on the other hand, would not follow. Anything goes. What the alone, I'll go up to the table anyway. dance with him. be loo nice about It. "I have gotten dance game does have are many The only difference Is that rather than Men are not the only ones who run thrown out of places before for start- obstacles to overcome. ask the one girl, I will ask an open Into problems while playing the ing tights with guys who wanted the For Instance, a guy may see a girl question and see If anyone answers game. What should a lady do II she Is girls I was dancing with." Friday editor Caroline Longer 9*°*' «"P'r Dave Kuhor out ec*or....Cht1Stopher Smith cover by Michelle ThorneaieB Magazine •OKOrfcll OU't...Deb GottschoJk r^Mmftf*e*ie*iWS*at«lo>)»»aMi * ngxs rowed Frlday/ftpi* 10, 1987 3 Ballroom danoing class Folk dancing students teaches tango, fox-trot learn steps and culture "I danced with someone at a wed- students In the dancing classes by Meg Hanczrik ding recently, and he did some steps I by Diane Wonderly learn basic dance steps. For the Friday stall reporter didn't know how to do. After I learned Fnday staff reporter square dancing part of class, stu- the fox trot In class, I realized that he dents go through general steps of Since It Is near the end of the spring hod used some ol those steps when It takes work and perseverance circling left and right, swlng- semester, Lorelei, a University student, he danced." to make dancing look easy, arounds and promenading, she Is In the process ol signing up for her One of the main reasons Covert according to an Instructor of folk said. fall semester classes. Although she likes the dances she learns Is that they and square dancing at the Univer- The folk and square dancing has signed up for 16 hours, Lorelei are so versatile. "We can use steps sity classes are offered as one section wants to take another class. from all the different dances we're Laurie Bell said that It takes ded- each semester. Slgrvups range The only problem Is that most of the learning In class and combine them ication to attain a level of skill from 10 to 40 students for each classes she would like to sign up for Into our own dance. We can also add needed to turn folk dancing Into a class. are worth three credit hours. As she Is steps, such as twirls, to make us look recreational activity, rather than a Even though dancing Is enter- looking through the catalog, Lorelei better." concentrated effort. taining, there are other aspects to comes across a class called Ballroom Not only Is Covert learning various It's not dancing until the steps the class besides having fun. First of Dancing. dances, but she Is learning some and movements are learned, she all, there Is a practical test over the "What Is It? Should I take It?" she fancy steps. "My Instructor showed us said. This takes coordination. dances, Bell said. Students study- asks herself. Curious, Lorelei signs up how to do things like going under the In addition to learning these ing the dances are tested over for the class. legs and over the shoulders. It's fun to skills, students enrolled In the folk what they have learned on the odd that to a dance." dancing class have to study the dance floor. They do dances and In the fall of 1985. Kothy Pfell, sopho- Pfell said the class had more stu- culture of the different folk dances routines as part of a grade for the more business major, took a class at dents than she had expected, but not In a text and supplemental materi- class. the University called Ballroom Danc- enough male students took the class. als to fully understand the back- There Is also a written test over ing. "I took It because It was different. "Girls had to either couple up or ground and history of different the history and background of the I also thought It would be fun to learn dance alone," she said. dances, Bell said. different cultures whose dance the new dances." "When girls have to couple up," The students learn different forms students have learned, she said. Besides learning the waltz, tango, Covert said, "they have to learn the of folk dancing as well as the "It (square dancing) Isn't as pop- carumba and the box-step, Pfell said man's steps rather than the woman's. square dancing. ular as ballroom or jazz dance," she learned "the etiquette of formal That doesn't benefit us because we "There Is Greek, Ukrainian, Is- Bell said, but the demand for differ- dance," such as the proper way to are learning the steps our partner will raeli, German and other forms of ent types of dance runs In trends. ask someone to dance. do If we ever use these dances." folk dancing," Bell said. Bell said half the students are Janet Covert, freshman executive "The few guys that were In my class The type of education students taking square dancing to fulfill a secretarial major, Is taking Ballroom hod a good time," Pfell said. She receive In folk and square dancing physical education requirement Dancing this semester. She took the would like to see more of the male depends on the type of Instructor and the other half are there be- class because she wanted to learn to students take the class In the future. they have, Bell said. Most of the cause of an Interest In dance. dance at weddings. What have they got to lose? lil sibs weekend April 10-12 come Friday & Saturday join the RIL MOVKS Fun! $1.00 for Sibs $1.50 for everyone else A trip to the zoo! Buses leave at 9:00 from Student Services and return at 1:00! Cost is M.00 for the bus and 75«-'2.00 for admission. Call 2-8165 to reserve your spot! Tin Bejt BH| RIM1 Rurxwr A carnival! M*m PEE WEE'S BIG Located at Student Services this fun filled ADVENTURE event will qo from 2:00-4:00! 9,n (Z{, The Dry Dock! 'Sttwi if Ms" Saw*™* Featuring Sheepish Grin! 8:00 I ntflled it tt>6 \W Open from 9:00 ShwFriiA Fridou/Hpril 10.1987 * Feminist considers ball J^SSS, , Eve ol music, dancing, by Dlanna L. Borsl recovered from the shock that I actually wanted to wear Friday reporter one. provides scholarship Finally, I lound a friend who had Just attended a The textured paper, the lancy printing — I knew It wasn't wedding and was my size. She was excited about "dress- a bill from the bursar (which Is what i usually find In my on- ing me up." I felt a bit like a Barbie doll, but It seemed like campus mailbox). It was an Invitation to the Mortar Board by Deanna Griffith cheap entertainment tor her and you know how boring Friday start reporter Ball. Bowling Green can be. I was excited. Me, a radical lemlnlst, Invited to the ball. Without a cent paid, a prom dress hung In my closet. But Ihey must have made a mistake. Take a walk with me down memory I still had problems. lane to the spring ol 1983 when a new Then I heard that everyone had been Invited to the ball. I needed an "escort." I talked to a tew friends and they University tradition began. This new Oh well. But unlike everybody else, I wanted to go. I'd tradition took the form ol the University said "sure." Ball and was sponsored by Mortar missed my high school proms. I was too cool to attend But my vision of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astalre didn't Board. •hen, too busy drinking and running with the boys. (Yeah, Include two Ginger Rogers. For one night, I didn't want to »ven feminists can have a wild past.) make a statement or push back the limits ol society's According to Julie Bulfenbarger, acceptable behavior. For once, I wanted to be as fluffy as Mortar Board member and co-chalr Or maybe It was lust a side-effect ot my most recent the dress I was wearing. Besides, wasn't I doing enough by tor this year's ball, the senior honor incarnation. Since I was forced to dress up twice a week lust proving that lemlnlsls have a sense ol humor? society "decided to establish a schol- lor my Internship, maybe I was learning to like It. Maybe It So I needed to find a man. arship (or a rising senior who displays was contagious and was going to become a way of Hie. outstanding service to his/her commu- Now. I thought about running an ad. "Radical lemlnlst needs nity and displays outstanding lead- Maybe It was my lournallstlc curiosity. I had no Idea escort lor ball. Will shave legs." No. Not enough time to ership to the campus community." what a ball was and since It's my senior year, this would screen the thrill-seekers. I even thought of running a raffle. The ball seemed to be a good way be my last opportunity to dress up like Scarlett O'Hara or A dollar to see a lemlnlst In a prom dress. I could even to raise money lor the scholarship Cinderella. Except for Halloween, ol course. raise enough cash lor the tickets. But being a socialist, I fund and to provide a fun evening tor Being a lett-of-center. down-dressing, free-wheeling decided this was too capitalistic. selected University persons. lemlnlst, I had a lew problems. First, I needed a formal, or I needed a friend fulfilling three requirements — body semi-formal dress. I figured this meant a prom dress. Not temperature ot 98.6, male, and willing to plunk down hall The guests of the first ball, held In surprisingly, my wardrobe revealed nothing remotely ol the $15. And a sense of humor. If I was going to dress up the spring ol 1983 and known as the appropriate. funny, I wanted someone to share the joke. Mortar Board Ball, Included Mortar Then my trusty roommate Informed me I needed a Board members and parents, city My roommate, always a big help, Informed me that corsage. Gee, I didn't even know how much they cost. officials, faculty, administration, Mor- leans and a T-shirt were definitely out. Ever the expert, she said he had to bring one, with a box ol tar Board alumni and seniors with at So I called a lew friends. Their first reaction was, "You're chocolates (which would be conveniently left behind for least a 3.0 or higher grade point going where?! You want whatl?" her to consume), a microwave and color television. average. This first ball cost a total ol "Hello? Hello? You still there?," I'd say. Once they got $500. which Is considered Inexpen- over the shock, the laughter started. Shock usually set In I was beginning to realize how little I knew about these sive lor such an event. Bulfenbarger again when I told them I was prepared to not only shave Scarlett O'Hara balls. commented that the first ball "was a my legs (all the way upl) but wear makeup and "do" my Finally, I decided. "To hell with It." I'll take my hall of the low-budget ball for seniors." hair. $15 and go to Howard's and see all my friends there. Alter Then they would begin to see the humorous possibilities all. I won't have to shave anything and $7.50 can buy a lot The 1984 Mortar Board Ball had the In the event. I mean, Just the thought of me In a prom dress of laughs. same guest list, with the exception made me laugh, and most ot my friends too, after they Besides, there's always Halloween. that students receiving Invitations were juniors and seniors with a 3.5 or higher GPA. Flowers (or the event were donated by a Mortar Board member. SIBS WEEKEND AEROBICS In 1985, the Mortar Board Ball offi- cially became the University Ball. at the However, the event still was not open to everyone. Those receiving Invita- tions Included more undergraduates Student Recreation Center with an outstanding academic re- cord. Saturday, April 11 According to Buflenbarger, "The from event was growing steadily, and In 1985 attracted 300 people." The ball 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. became more ol a lormal event, and 1985 also marked the first year (or a in the large 14-plece band, the Stan Sterner Activity Center Band. The year 1986 not only marked the University's 75th anniversary, but also marked the first year that even/one received invitations to the University Ball. Buflenbarger said. "It was de- cided to Include all of the students and faculty to help celebrate the 75th EVERYONE WELCOME! anniversary." The 1986 ball also marked the first Certificates will be awarded to Sibs Participating appearance ot an open cash bar. The event was catered by the Union, For more information contact Tammy Summers at and according to Buflenbarger, "had become more lestlve." 372-7482 The 1987 ball Is being held tonight from 8 p.m. - 12 a.m., in the Grand ■4b*M&mx*** Fridov/ftpHI 10, 1987 5 Progressive dance a look, style by Keith Cornelius When asked If she thought Bowling Green was collection that he has gotten from stores such as Friday reporter ready for the progressive style of music and dance, Finders and Boogie Records In Toledo. Renee laughed. "Definitely not. People here try too There Is a big difference between the types of hard to look progressive. They just look ridiculous music requested on Tuesday and Friday nights, Over a year ago, Progressive Night became a because they don't know what progressive Is." Young said. "Friday night crowds like funk or weekly happening at Uptown In Bowling Green. According to Renee, the dance style Is much rock'n'roll music and people usually dance as Since that time, the Tuesday night event has be- freer than other styles today. "It's so easy, so free. couples," he said. come popular among Individuals looking tor an They use their arms a lot more and they move Progressive Night brings out a lot more "style" In alternative to the typical rock'n'roll/top 40 music around the floor In groups or by themselves." the dancing, according to Young. "People really played In most local bars. The style allows Individuals to be expressive let go. Some even look like they are having a Although most who frequent Progressive Night without worrying about how they look, Renee said. seizure, but I love watching," he said. wear the traditional progressive colors — black "I think It's really relaxing. I can get up and dance Although the dances and the music may appear and white — a tew splashes of color are Inevitable. when I like a song without feeling stupid." to be quite different from the mainstream styles of Those who are not regulars and those who don't For the past year, music lor Progressive Night has the weekend at Uptown, Young said that much ol care to follow the crowd often wear their traditional been provided by disc jockey John Young. Be- the progressive music Is just new. After a while, garb. cause he works Tuesday nights and Friday nights at much of It will cross over to the top 40 charts and Hairstyles are often unique, with spikes, bobs, Uptown, Young must select music ol two very cease to be progressive music. and asymmetrical cuts not uncommon. But being different styles. "Songs like Bananarama's "Venus" started out unusual Is not a requirement II you like the music "I pattern Tuesday nights alter the music played progressive, but when It became popular on the and enjoy dancing. at some ol the big progressive clubs In Detroit, like radio people started requesting II on Friday Progressive Is more than a look. It Is a style ol Todd's," Young said. He also reads Billboard and nights," Young said. Since this often happens, music and dance that even the most dedicated Rolling Stone magazines for the British and college progressive music Is considered to be somewhat progressive fan has trouble defining. The music charts, since much ol the music originates In ahead of the times. ranges from new music by British groups to remakes Europe and becomes popular on college radio As Progressive Night grows In popularity, there Is of popular disco tunes of the '70s. stations before hitting the top 40 radio stations In the talk ot adding another Progressive Night on Sun- Renee Michael, a |unlor musical theater/dance United States. day, the only night when Uptown remains closed, major, has become a regular at Uptown's Progres- Young also finds new songs at larger record Young said. "The only problem Is they wouldn't be sive Night. "I go every week, even If It's just for a little stores with Import sections. Many of the songs he able to serve liquor until after midnight because ol while," she said. uses for Progressive Night are taken from his own the license laws In Bowling Green," he said. • now has • (de*Kv*er) Two Great 19 and Over Nights April 12th- Relief Pitcher vb, fr. 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Friday/ftp** 10,1987 6 uniform makes any man look great was never more true. by Jenny Hudson When the dinner chimes rang, those who had never Friday reporter attended a military ball went to their toble (after figuring out what the dinner chimes actually meant) and ex- Images ol a military ball are usually those of splt-shlned pected to chow down. shoes, chests with medals and ribbons and people who say "sir" a lot. But it wasn't that easy. Before dinner was served, much Add a tew women In formal gowns and it would pomp and circumstance took place. First was the chap- Patriotism, pomp describe the scene at the Lenhart Grand Ballroom last lain's Invocation and then the "Star Spangled Banner" Friday, when the University Army and Air Force Reserve and the Pledge of Allegiance. Where else can anyone Officer Training Corps presented the 39th Combined find a dance where people stand at attention and say the and tradition Forces Military Ball. Pledge all In one evening? Getting to the dance floor required walking beneath a Then came the toasts. Various cadets throughout the at military ball sabre arch held by cadets from the |olnt services. room shouted toasts to the Colors, to the president, to the Army and the Air Force, the POWs and MIAs In Southeast The greatest asset for men In the armed services who Asia, and then the ladies toasted the gentlemen and the attended the military ball was that they didn't have to gentlemen toasted the ladies. worry about finding something to wear and whether It was When dinner ended, the dancing began. The Air Force going to clash with what everyone else was wearing. Band of Flight from Wright Patterson Air Force Base At the military ball, smartly-tailored uniforms of either provided good entertainment and a chance for people blue or green were everywhere, and the adage thai a young and old to swing. ■Cr ■&-it ft ft •&-tr ■&■&-tr-tr-tr-Cr-fr-b-to-tr-tr-Cr ■&■&■&■&■&■&■& Howard's Club H 210 N. 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Union 214 West Hall • 372-2601 it t Mdoy/ftpril 10,1987 7 Ballet teaches more than dance maker said, "We go through things Ballet also has many benefits for the Athletes In ballet classes come to by Kelly ROM fast. I'll show them a move once and students, Including seeing ballet per- realize that they have muscles in their Friday start reporter the students will usually pick it up." formances In "a new light," she said. bodies that they do not use out on the Advanced students learn difficult "The students see how Individual football field, she said. Ballet classes Rond de iamb, grand batlement moves like reverse turns, she said. moves come together to make a help them stretch out their bodies and and pile are foreign words to most performance," Haymaker said. put them In better condition. people, but to members ot the ballet Each class has a midterm and final classes at the University, these are exam that require the students to some basic steps taught In the HPER perform a lengthy combination In classes. front of the class. Haymaker grades them on their skill level and their Kim Haymaker teaches seven ability to stay with the music. classes ot ballet that consist ot begin- ning, Intermediate and advanced Haymaker has been teaching bal- levels. let at the University since August and She said members of the beginning belore that she received her master's classes are usually students who want degree in ballet from Louisiana State to fulfill a physical eduction require- University. ment, so she begins by teaching She has performed with the St. students how to properly align their Charles Ballet In St. Louis and the bodies and how to execute the posi- Omaha Ballet In Nebraska. She be- tions of the feet and arms. gan taking ballet classes when she was 3 years old and has continued for Because beginners are using mus- 22 years. cles In their bodies In a new way, they have to get used to the positions and Ballet is not only a good exercise memorize them since these positions but, according to Haymaker, It also will be used throughout the rest of the teaches discipline. class, Haymaker said. A performance must Involve pre- Also, students must get used to the cise moves but the performer must French words such as pile and rond also be aesthetically pleasing, Hay- de lamb. maker said. The aesthetics of the movements is the factor that sepa- She added that by the end of the rates ballet from sports. semester, students have learned all the basic ballet moves and can put Haymaker explained that she must these together to make longer and be athletic to perform the difficult more complicated movements, such moves, as in sports, but she must look as pirouette turns. good doing It. This is why she thinks In her advanced classes, Hay- ballet Is more of an art than a sport Kim Haymaker Friday photo by Michelle ThomeweM fa// continued from page 4 Ballroom. Twenty-five thousand invita- tions were sent out to students, faculty, MEADOWVIEW COURT COMPLEX townspeople, Mayor Bruce Bollard, 214 Napolean Road phone 352-1195 Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 Bowling Green fire and police chiefs 1987-88 Meadawview Court Efficiency and administration officials. FALL RATE Those at the ball will be enter- Unfurnished, carpeted, gas or electric range, refrigerator, drapes, landlord pays gas, water & sewage, electric shared w neighboring efficiency. tained by the 20-plece Stan Sterner's $210.00 Big Band Sound. There will be two MEADOWVIEW COURT Efficiency cash bars and an hors d'oeuvre buf- fet. Furnished, carpeted, gas or electric range, refrigerator, drapes, landlord pays gas, water S sewage, electric shared w/ neighboring efficiency. Buffenbarger said that "there Is a 1233.00 dramatic change In the original Mor- Meodowvlew Court One Bedroom (Bldgs. 9 S 10) tar Board Ball and the 1967 University Unfurnished, carpeted, electric ranges, refrigerator, drapes, gorboge disposal. Landlord Ball. It has grown from a small gather- pays gas, water 8 electric. ing of 75 people to over 400 people." $265.00 Buffenbarger also said that "the Meodowvlew Court One Bedroom (Bldgs. 9 S 10) ball Is more of a formal event." Var- Furnished, carpeted, electric ranges, refrigerator, drapes, garbage disposal. Landlord pays ious organizations contributed to the 13-foot high floral centerpiece and to gos, electric. JJ85.00 other ball decorations. Meodowvlew Courts One Bedroom (Bldgs. 415) This year Is also the first year for two Unfurnished, carpeted, gas range, refrigerator, drapes, garbage disposal Landlord poys Mortar Board members to chair the water & sewage. Resident pays eledric & gas. University Ball committee, with the $210.00 other co-chair being Renee Sllvus, Meodowvlew Court -One Bedroom (Bldgs. 4S5) senior English education ma|or. Furnished, carpeted, gas range, refrigerator, drapes, garbage disposal. Landlord pays Buffenbarger added that "Mortar water & sewage. Resident pays electric 8 gas. Board Is very close to reaching their $233.00 scholarship goal from the proceeds of Meadowviaw Court -Two Bedroom the ball." The scholarship will recog- Unfurnished, carpeted, draes, gas ronges, refrigerator, landlord pays woter 8 sewage. nize "an outstanding leader in our Resident pays electric 8 gas. community who will be outstanding In $200.00 the future," Buffenbarger said. Meodowvlew Court -Two Bedroom Furnished, carpeted, drapes, gas ranges, refrigerator, landlord pays water 8 sewage. Resident pays electric & gas. $285.00 Give a hoot. the cousin KM In own tannery tacllltlat. • party room with a kitchen and bar, a I i and i mlng pool. Don't pollute. »U nUMKTS UN GMNTIa TM WVIUOi C» USIMO tW CHMITWOOO WAim W» lonlad at *» Ma* Mr**. lavNaf frraaa. Friday/April 10,1987 8 way Clipper Fleet in Pittsburgh. It was suspended from the next meet." by Betsy Smith a big paddleboat that held about 700 The students of Bowling Green High Friday staff reporter people," said Woodward. School will soon create memories — During the prom the boat cruised some good, some bad and some The month ot May brings thoughts up the river to the point where the tunny — about their high school ol finals, extended studying and in- three rivers meet. As the ship moved prom. creased tension to University students, upstream, a cheerleader fell over- The prom ■ Is held In the Grand but for high school students, the board In her gown. Ballroom of the University and will be University coeds month of May brings thoughts of "We had to throw a buoy over to on May 9. According to Neal Allen, prom. save her. Finally, the captain and the principal ol the school, there are reminisce about prom The high school prom Is only an crew came and got her out ol the approximately 150 couples expected afterthought for many college stu- water," Woodward said. to attend this year. while BG High School dents. The tuxedos, gowns and flowers Because ol prom, Jill Walther. se- The students usually go to dinner are only past Images, and the pain of nior psychology major, skipped a big before prom and then dance from 9 students make pkms the cost of dinner has left the stom- invitational track meet and was pun- p.m. to midnight. achs of most men. ished as a result. "The after prom Is sponsored by the The prom is supposed to be a night "I was co-captoln ol the track team parents of the junior class. It Is some- to remember and all the memories and skipped a big meet to go to after- times held at the recreation center or are a little different. prom," said Walther, "We went ca- Ice arena. This year's plans are not Bob Woodward, sophomore pre- noeing and on the way down the river final," said Allen. med ma|or. was junior class president we passed two members ol the track The after prom Is not restricted to when his class planned the prom. team that didn't quality lor the meet. couples only but very seldom do "The prom was held on the Gate- Needless to say, they told and I got people go stag. * * Critic's Corner • * lar music. by Mark A. Zimmerman The first single from Stand Up Is "Long Slide (For an Friday reporter Del Fuegos — 'Stand Up' Out)." Aside from the baseball symbolism, this Is a tale of a man whose love wants to eate out of the Warner Brothers released the new Del Fuegos On Stand Up, producer Mitchell Froom supple- relationship. He Is not terribly happy with this record without much fanfare. That's an Indication of ments this "ugly" band with a studio full of extras. situation. one of two lines ot thought: either It Is considered These extras Include additional guitars, percussion Musically, this song continues the deviation from just another college record or some kind of promo- and vocals. popular music formula. Strangely enough, the tion is on the way. Perhaps the most surprising Is the contribution of melody seems to be carried by the bass and the The odds are that Stand Up is just another college the Heart Attack Horns and the extent ol Froom's organ, until the coda when the guitar solo assumes record, one that will promote Itself. own keyboard work. The Del Fuegos had once the lead. On their previous two records, the Del Fuegos bragged about the simplicity of their arrange- The opening note Is that of a piano, followed by a have established themselves on alternative playl- ments, and these additions are a departure from short chorus of cellos. It Is on "Long Slide" that one Ists by virtue of their guitar-based no-nonsense their previous sound. realizes the full Impact of the horns and the additio- approach. The album opens with what Is perhaps Its best nal vocals. Each verse Is pulled Into the chorus The previous releases trom the Boston-based track. "I'll Wear It Like a Cape" Is an Ironic ditty where It Is overpowered by the newcomers. The quartet, The Longest Day and Boston. Mass., set their about love for the convenience of security. Of success ol this Is debatable. career on a solid foundation. The former was a course, this Is only the security of having someone The other cuts on Stand Up give an Indication of minimalist's dream with catchy melodies and with whom to spend the night. how far Froom has taken The Del Fuegos. Each song clever lyrics; the latter made the natural progres- Musically, the tune opens with a catchy organ explores the same themes of love, sex and broken sion with Introduction ol keyboards and minor rill, lending thought to the possibility ol Froom's hearts while expanding the musical borders of the studio tinkering. Inclusion as an official mate. The melody Is carried band. The Del Fuegos is composed of brothers Dan and by Dan Zanes' guitar and Is pushed along by the If* refreshing to hear a band that dares to Warren Zones, who handle guitars and vocals and cadence ol the horn section. deviate from the norm and yet continues to tinker are the primary writers, Tom Lloyd on bass and B. There are two breaks filled with an a cappella with their own make-up. With the sudden Interest In Woody Glessman on drums. These four musicians bridge. 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