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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Cloudy, mid littler Vol. 18 Issue 20 THE BG NEWSFriday, September 27,1985 Storm Cops circle nears rape suspect New York braces for hurricane by Jim Nleman his identity. staff reporter "We know him, and he knows we know him," Ash said. NEW YORK (AP) - Squatters Bowling Green Police say they When police received the call were rousted, trash cans were think they know the identity of there was a police officer within taken off the streets and the the person who reportedly com- a block of the area. Statue of Liberty's old torch was mitted a rape and several mo- moved indoors yesterday as lestations at local apartment "Maybe our timing was too New York braced for the unwel- houses in the past month. good," Ash said. The suspect come embrace of Hurricane According to Police Chief Ga- may have fled when the first Gloria. len Ash, police surrounded an officer arrived, but before the The hurricane had a chance to area at Lehman Avenue and the area could be surrounded, he become the first this century to MO block of South Summit Street added. smash with full force into the from 4 to 7 a.m. yesterday, after There are several apartments heart of the nation's most pop- receiving a report of a suspi- in the area and Ash said police ulous metropolitan area. cious individual in the area. have been watching them clo- The National Weather Service sely. He added that with the posted a hurricane watch for the "Somebody reported him be- cooler weather there are fewer New York area at 3 p.m., and ing a suspicious person and the persons roaming the streets at said that would be upgraded to a description fit (the descriptions night so it is easier to follow up warning if the storm continued of the suspect in other recent on reports of suspicious individ- to swirl up the coast. break-ins)^ Ash said. uals. The service gave the storm a "We sealed up the area and 25 percent chance of passing checked everything, (but) by Police are attempting to lo- within 65 miles of the city today, the time we got enough officers cate the suspect but, because he and a 17 percent chance of pass- be might have slipped through," probably knows the police know ing that close to the east end of Ash said. "We towed a carthat his identity, Ash said he thinks it Long Island we suspect is related to the might be difficult to locate him., At 3 p.m., the eye of the 300- incidents 'If nothing else, until we do mile-wide hurricane was about locate him, ne might find an- 240 miles south of Cape Hatte- HE SAID the suspect is proba- other location (In another .ras, N.C., moving north-north- city)," Ash said. west at 15 to 20 mph. bly aware that the police know The probability of the storm hitting New York increased 10 percent yesterday "because the storm's stayed on course, and it's closer to New York than it Rape reported was Wednesday," said Edward Yandrich of the National Weather Service in Manhattan. Two males attack student HE SAID it appeared the storm would take one of three A 17-year-old female University student was reportedly raped courses: inland to the west of the yesterday at about 2 a.m. on the northside of the Home Economics dry, losing its strength as it Building, according to Public Safety. passed over land; out to sea east Dean Gerkens, manager of the University police division, said the of the city; or along the coast. student said she was attacked while walking to her dormitory. maintaining its strength and heading directly through New The woman reported that two males jumped her and one of the York City. males held her down while the other raped her. The latter would be the most The victim was taken to Wood County Hospital where she was destructive path, Yandrich said. treated and released, Gerkens said Dr. Neil Frank, head of the The only description the victim could give police was that one of National Hurricane Center, said the men was wearing a Jean Jacket. the metropolitan area had not been hit by the full force of a Gerkens said police are not certain if this incident is related to one K New,/Joe PheUn hurricane in this century. Monday evening when a female reported being attacked while Bon appetit He said forecasters expected walking between the Moore Musical Arts Building and the Student Barbara Stevenson, graduate student in educational administration and supervision, and Linda Rudolph, to know which course the storm Recreation Center. senior production and operations management major, enjoy the cream puffs and rum cake at the Le would take around dawn today. The police have no suspects in either case. Cafe Francals held in front of the French House yesterday afternoon.
by Zora Johnson voted last fall. write-in candidate and sopho- votes; Ed Snodgrass, senior "USG is doing a lot of things to staff reporter Winners of USG district rep- more finance major, with 31 of marketing major with 52 votes; get its name out, and students resentative seats are: 47 votes. and Laurie Verbosky, senior bi- are kept aware of what it is Wednesday's Undergraduate • District Five: Lori Groene, ology major, with 40 votes. doingT Student Government elections • District One: Dean Berish, undecided major, were characterized by heavier senior interpersonal commu- 132 of 57 votes. Although the winner in Dis- Both the election voter turnout than in the past. nication major; with 33 of 56 trict Four was a write-in candi- and the tabulation of the i._ USG voter There was a 53 percent in- votes. THE FIVE off-campus rep- date, this had been provided for went smoothly, Perusek said. crease this year in the number • District Two: Julie Dalton, resentatives all ran unopposed, in election rules, Perusek said. "We double-checked all of the of students who voted in the on- sophomore education major, with 263 students voting. ballots, and in District Three turnout and off-campus representative with 42 of 68 votes. Elected were Jackie Curren, "We checked his (Heicher's) where the race was close, we elections, said Thomas Perusek, senior production and procure- academic standing and be is the triple-checked them," he said. chairman of the USG Elections • District Three: Dennis Vic- ment major with 52 votes; Tim official winner," he said "The amount of signatures and Opinions Board. chiarelli, junior economics and Norm, junior interpersonal Perusek attributed the in- matched the number of ballots." increases political science major, with 33 communication major with 76 crease in the number of voters to USG is looking into the possi- This year, 460 students voted, of 107 votes. votes; Matt Shull, senior busi- students becoming more aware blity of using computers In fu- as compared to the 246 who • District Four: John Heicher, ness pre-law major with 43 of USG and its functions. ture elections, Perusek said. Telemarketing aids drives Funds to expand student typing room, other projects by Janet Pavasko he said. velopment, students sity paraphernalia are re- staff reporter PIPER SAID the telephone participating in the telefund pro- warded throughout the night," fund runs four times a year, in gram must complete an hour- Wu said. "Students also com- "Hello, this la Susan, from September, October, April and long training session covering pete for five scholarships rang- Bowling Green State University. August. the basics of telemarketing. ing from 125 to *200." Row are you doing this evening? According to Jan Wisch- I'm here in the Miletl Alumni "Our goal for the parent's 'We cover how to approach meyer, senior marketing major, Center with about 35 other stu- fund is $15,000. We hope to use the call and positively ask for a the job is easy and fun for people dents. We're calling parents of this money to expand the typing donation, and how to handle any who like to talk. students trying to raise some room which was built by the problems that occur," Wu said. money for the expansion of the Parent's Club," be said. "Other ''A typical problem is when the "Old alums who have pledged student typing room located in telefund programs include a student has already graduated, throughout the years give the the Jerome Library. Would you new donors fund, Peregrine En- or has transferred to another most money and are apprecia- consider making a pledge of $75 dowment fund and a previous university." tive of the University," she said. to this worthwhile cause?" donor fund." "Recent graduates are always WU SAID students realize that friendly and offer advice on bow Telefund marketing is an effi- The telefund campaigners will not everyone is going to donate to get a job." cient way to raise funds from be making calls for the parent's funds to the program. ■lnmni «jjd parents, according fund from Sept. 23 to Oct. 3. However, sometimes the par- to Everett Piper, University di- Piper said the telefund's ma- "We encourage good public ents that are called are too busy rector of development. jor push Is in October. relations for Bowling Green, to talk, Wischmeyer said. She which is just as important as said that she worked the tele- Piper is in charge of the Uni- "People like to donate before receiving a dollar pledge," be fund in August and one night she versity telefund program, which the end of the calendar year, for said. called a woman in Mississippi, will be trying to raise funds for tax deduction purposes," he but the woman had to hang up on several University projects this said "Our goal for the October Wu said about 800 calls are her. telefund is 1100,000 and we hope made each night, with 45 per- According to Wischmeyer, the to add 2,000 new donors to our cent of the prospective donors woman said, "Honey, I'd really "The University runs a com- present alumni donor base of agreeing to pledge. like to pledge and talk to you, parable program to schools of 5,700." but I have to go outside and help oar ate. Moat schools are ex- "Student callers are paid $3.35 my husband He's boarding up BG News/Kevin Hopkins panding due to the recognised According to David Wu, in- per hour, and incentives of the house; a hurricane is about Greg Comer, senior radio-television-film major, calls potential donors "valued* telephone marketing," terim associate director of de- candy ban, T-shirts and Univer- to strike.' to raise money for the Parents' Club fund. Their goal Is $15,000. Editorial BG News/September 27,1985 2
Unfair Medicare
The federal government is trying to rob a pair of Peters to pay a pair of Pauls. In this case, Medicare and Social Security are the metaphorical Pauls. . Public employees and state teachers are the :Weary travelers in danger of being ambushed. The Senate Finance and House ways and Means committees are giving final consideration to the fiscal 1986 budget. - In an effort to trim the federal deficit and grab some quick cash for the ailing programs, a budget resolution passed in both the House and Senate which would mandate Social Security participation for teachers and public employees lured after Jan. 1,1986. According to the resolution, current employees would be required to contribute to mandatory Medicare coverage. A 1.45 percent gross income deduction would be required of teachers; an addi- tional 1.45 percent would have to be paid by employers. The resolution poses a major injustice should it become law. For states such as Ohio, which have strong retirement systems for both public employ- ees and state teachers, the onerous deductions would yield almost no benefits. Ninety percent of Ohio's teachers, for example, already qualify for Medicare. The 1.45 percent deduction wouldn't provide any additional cover- age. The Social Security proposal poses another Greek like me - for a night j glitch: Public employees would be subject to an 'immediate cost not presently budgeted to ernploy- Editors note: This is the first of son. When I chanced upon the * ees and employers. through." Come on, guys, I clothing. Had I been going as two commentaries about Craig rush ads during the first week of thought. Give yourselves and myself, I might have worn blue In addition, strong state retirement systems Hergert's experiences rushing a September, I round myself in a your potential recruits a little Sns and a no-nukes t-shirt por- would be undermined should the resolution pass. fraternity. state of knowing nothing at all more credit than that. ying a mushroom cloud in the Such systems (like Ohio's Public Employees Re- about rush and fraternities. And The other interesting item on background of Munch's The tirement System and State Teachers Retirement by Cralg Hergert that's a state I like being in even this list was the part about social Scream. For this particular oc- System) would stand to lose funding and mem- less than Ohio. I've always be- life. "We pride ourselves," the casion and for this persona, this Fraternities have always been lieved that if you want to learn poster announced, "on having a ensemble was, as they say on bership. Greek to me. I don't mean this about something, you should ex- good time, now and then, of Monty Python, right out. Be- Strong Social Security and Medicare programs as a putdown. I just never had perience it. So rather than course. Join a fraternity and cause I didn't want to look like are noble aims. But groups with strong retirement the opportunity to learn about march over to the library and meet more women than imagin- me, I wore a suit and tie. This systems should not be called on to foot the bill for them. As an undergraduate at a read From Here to Fraternity, I able!" would, I thought, serve as a struggling federal retirement programs. school that didn't have them, I decided to go through rush. Or at partial disguise in the event that didn't have a chance to even least one night of it. Now, I happen to be a guy with a former student of mine spotted contemplate joining one. That a fairly active imagination, so me. To my knowledge, very few is, until a couple of weeks ago. All right, so I'm not prime this line had an impact. of my students have ever seen Before this year, the most fraternity material. Not even The posters were so enticing, I me in a suit. Then again, I didn't experience I've ever had with good gristle, for that matter. As decided I would go through one want to overdress. So I also wore BG cops overreact fraternities and sororities was a 29-year-old doctoral candi- night of rush. Or at least I would tennis shoes. If anyone asked, the time when, while a graduate date, I'm too old. As a relatively pose as someone who would. I'd just say it was all the rage in student at the University of Mis- shy person, I'm not gregarious I thought that if I used my own New Rochelle, New Jersey by Phillip B. Wilson complaint basis as far as loud souri, I was put up for a couple enough. name, someone might recognize (wherever that is). parties are concerned. of nights by the caretakers of a But it occurred to me that I it from my columns in the BG Recent talks with students I don't question the book, Mr. sorority house. Returning to the could go through rush and not News. For a psuedonymn, I de- I had decided from the start have left me wondering whether Ash, only the ones using it. house after classes, I saw a admit to being either of these cided on Bob Zimmerman, fig- that Bob would be something of college is such a great place to I am a recent victim of a gathering of women in front of things. In other words, I realized uring that since Bob Dylan had a nerd. What choice did be beV If students aren't disgusted police overreaction. My first off- one of the sororities doing a that, in order to find out what cast it aside back in 1961, it was have? For me to play him as a o\ter grades, relationships, or campus party was held Satur- rousing production of "Be a Chi- rush is like, I could lie. available. rugged he-man type would have the recent restroom soliciting day. For six and a half hours, 0 Girl" in order to impress the I'm not, by nature, a good liar, At my roommate's sugges- been like Marie Osmond trying trials, they are airing out their everyone seemed to be having a new rushes. Months later, while so I wasn't sure I'd be able to tion, I decided on some other to pass as Madonna. So a book- lungs about something else. Cl time. We never had more on my way to visit my caretaker pull the thing off. But the re- changes as well. I started with ish type he'd have to be, and Party crashing (ending) by lo- 40 people at the house that friends, I overheard a couple of cruiting posters made it sound my voice, pitching it up a little books ne'd have to bring. I bor- cal police officers, for instance. night and the music was being guys heading for this house sing- like it would be worth the try. higher in order to make it sound rowed an old computer text I'm not questioning the Bowl- played from a stereo in the back ing "Chi-O, Chi-O, It's off to bed The first one I noticed, plugging a little more enthusiastic than from my roommate and comple- ing Green Police Department's of the house to avoid any prob- we go." I have no idea which of Kappa Sigma, procteimedthe my own. My impression was mented it with a complete works authority as a law enforcement lems with neighbors. these songs is more representa- advantages of belonging to a that fraternity guys are a posi- of Shakespeare of my own. Bob urpt, but I am concerned about After driving a friend home at tive of that particular house, but frat. tive lot, and my own cynical, would be a technical writing the. way procedures and regula- about 11:30 p.m., I returned to 1 will say the first one had better The first item on the list was clipped delivery would be out ot major, because that's where the tiaoe are being used. my house to find only five people choreography. "Academic help in your Blace. The new voice was as money was, but would also be Jt" seems off-campus students on my front porch and one of my Those two songs, then, sum up classes." After puzzling a mo- vely as "Entertainment To- studying literature, because, "' experiencing difficulties roommates cited for disorderly my experience with greeks. Al- ment over what other kind of night" host Mary Hart's, but it well in the public perception, impatient officers whose conduct. though I've seen the anti-greek help a person would want in his also sounded suspiciously like that's what nerds do. r objective seems to be Yes, Mr. Ash, I realize I graffiti on the walls in the men's classes, I read on. "You can Ratso Rizzo in "The Midnight The night of my big adven- ting parties, rather than wasn't there. I know that any- rooms, I don't pay any more meet guys who have taken your Cowboy." Due to this unex- ture, rush activities began at ;• quieting boisterous gather- thing could have happened. But attention to it than I do to the classes before, and who will be pected accent, I decided that 7:30 p.m. At 7:40 p.m., I arrived my relationship with my room- line, "Don't look up here - the willing to help you through. In- Bob was from out East. As a fan at old fraternity row. Not being , it is a boisterous gathering mate and experience with this joke's in your hand." crease your chances of graduat- of the old "Dick Van Dyke able to quickly locate the frats in anyway? The current socalled issue tell me something differ- So I'm not the kind of person ing." All I could think of was Show," I settled on New Ro- the posters I had read, I took a Baffling Green noise ordinance ent. who carries a grudge against that this frat wasn't setting very chelle. New Jersey, the home of deep breath, tried to think his a vague definition for noise. My fined roomie, who was fraternities and who wouldshow high standards for its target Rob Petry. (Or at least, so I Greek, and headed into Phi In section 132.13, it states that no elected spokesman in my ab- up in the audience of a "Phil audience of recruits. It sounded thought. I learned later that Rob Kappa Tau. person during the hours of 11 sence, said that six overzealous Donahue Show," proclaiming like they were saying, "OK, so lived in New RocheUe, New p.uV to 7 a.m. Monday through squad cars and their respective indignantly about undesirable you're stupid. So you can't tell York. Mistake number one on Hergert, a teaching fellow in Saturday may make noise occupants had no intention of elements in the greek system. Nikolai Lenin from John Len- mypart.) English from Slavton, Minn., is looder than 55 decibels. listening to anything he had to I am, though, a curious per- non. Don't worry, we'll pull you The next change involved a columnist for the News. Jhat level is questionable. A say. My roommate, chosen be- rewesentative from the Univer- cause of his sobriety, was in- sifts Environmental Services structed by an officer to get department informed me that a inside the house. qifit room alone has a noise With the understanding that legl of 40 decibels. anybody has the right to stand in Bowling Green Police Chief his own front yard, he refused Letters Galen Ash made an important and was promptly ticketed. pqbit when he said that no mat- What's intersting is that none BG Mews is all wet theater lovers who do not have tec what the situation Is with a of the neighbors said they com- either the time or the inclination Respond lop party, police can only be 50 plained about the party. This letter is in response to the to compete against eager the- popent right in their decision. What the city police may not editorial that appeared in the ater majors for parts or posi- TBrjly'll overreact or not do realize is that students do nave BG News on Sept. 20 entitled tions in University productions. The BG News editorial page is your campus forum. erl»ugh, he said. rights. We, as students, do not "Theater all Wet." In this mat- They simply want to give their Letters and guest columns should be typewritten, double- have to lie back and take every- ter it is my opinion that the BG fellow community members spaced and signed. Your address and phone number must J's a shame that the local thing that's given to us. News is all wet. quality theater at a reasonable be included. ce are overreacting. The way police are handling In this editorial, the paper price. ■aph informed me that officers local parties, they only reinforce criticizes the building of a com- The News reserves the right to reject submissions we rn^ke judgement calls when de- the importance of questioning munity theater beneath the new It is not my intention to attack consider to be in bad taste, malicious or libelous. tepnimng how to prevent any authority. construction of the Carter Park the University Theater Depart- furiher disturbance at a loud water tower in favor of a use ment nor the integrity of the BG All submissions are subject to condensation, and opinions Wilson, a junior journalism ma- that would benefit more people. News. I only want to express my printed do not necessarily reflect those of the staff. |fe also told me the police jor from Fostoria, Is a staff I am troubled that the BG support for the construction of a dajgfartment only operates on a reporter for the News. News considers the University facility that will, among other Please direct submissions to: responsible and righteous roles, serve as a community 2 THE BG NEWS enough to be the only source of theater. Editorial Editor Saw..- Pealolemtler Copy editor Brian Ba» theater in this community. Ike BG News -.-.gedKof QeoffBemard Copy adaor aataarea Be* IN University Hall »aal managing, editor BMnZknmarl Copy erjlor DM Harding David CRata Cjtowaerjax JeUrudeeu CopyedHor DNHorwMM The space to be used as a 338 Palmer, #30 &
by Don Lee mains to be seen," Bachman should "start at a high fine and staff reporter said. work lower" as permitted by Warren Lotz, prosecuting at- "mitigating factors" when nego- More cases involving Univer- torney, said most cases were tiating fines. sity students are going to trial settled before trial when the Only "aggravated loud par- this year, because Student Legal defendant pled guilty at arraign- ties" would result in criminal Services attorney Sandra Scott ment. charges, the memo continued. Pholo/Petet Fellman is taking them to trial to protest These windows, decorated by Kelly Bradfelld, Nancy Ryman, Jeninlfer Long and Mary Ann Klear, are the high fine that must be paid LOTZ SAID he didn't think the "... HIGH FINES will deter entered In the McDonald Quad Spirit of Bowling Green State University window decorating contest. The by defendants who plead guilty high volume of pretrial cases others-once the word voting will take place tonight at 6 p.m. without a trial was "anything unusual." spreads," the memo concluded. "It comes and goes," he said. Scott said such a practice as- Scott estimated she had 14 The maximum fine for disor- sumes the student is guilty be- such cases scheduled to go to derly conduct in Bowling Green, foreguilt is proven. trial in October, although "ev- if the defendant is found guilty, "The waiver ... would be The Student Leeal Services approved the purchase of an ery day the number changes." is $100. If the person pleads their (the defendants') option," Board voted yesterday to draft a IBM personal computer for the The charges involved are mostly guilty, the fine is fixed at $95. Bachman said. "If they are resolution supporting SLS attor- SLS office, at a cost of $6,000 and disorderly conduct, disorderly "My clients and I feel that a found guilty or plead guilty that ney Sandra Scott's handling of approved a security insurance conduct with persistence, disor- $95 fine ... is not a sufficient would come into play. It has cases involving University stu- policy to cover the equipment in derly conduct with intoxication, incentive (for the student) to nothing to do with guilt or inno- dents charged with party-re- the office, at a $250-a-year pre- and resisting arrest, she said. plead guilty," Scott said. cence. Support lated offenses. mium. Municipal Court Judge James Bachman said there was one A memo dated Sept. 29, from The court is required by state Scott said she wanted the reso- Linda Powell, acting SLS trea- student party-related case Bachman to prosecuting attor- law to set a fixed waiver fee, he approved lution to back her up when she surer, was elected treasurer. which made it to pretrial hear- neys Lotz ana Michaelle Crow- said, although the maximum took the cases to Bowling Green Curt Seditz, former SLS Board ings last fall. ley, prosecutor's office interns fine of $100 can be reduced by Municipal Court, to show the chairman, was elected educa- Gary Bishop and Jim Hammer, "mitigating circumstances," he court that she is a representa- tion chairman. Brooke Ramsey, "My impression is we are Scott, and public defenders said, but added there was not a tive of an organization. acting secretary, was elected handling a lot more pretrials. Kathy Culkowski and Fred Mat- definite set of circumstances In other business the board secretary. Whether they all go to trial re- thews, said that attorneys which applied to all cases. *********************** Mini's Lady Bug J.T.'S PIZZA J PARENTS WEEKEND ENCORE J CARRY OUT I BGSU PLANETARIUM presents a- 10" PIZZA $2.75 STAR TRACKS a journey through space on the wings of musk J FREE DELIVERY Fri., Sept. 27 8:00 p.m. Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. - Sun. Sat., Sept. 28 10:00 a.m. Sun., Sept. 29 2:00 p.m. 352-5475 / $1 Donation Suggested
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AKRON VS. BOWLING GREEN WHEN: Sat. Sept. 28, 1:30 p.m. Akron will try for 3-Zip in the MAC WHERE: Doyt L. Perry Stadium (Grass) BOWLING GREEN: by Tom Reed Valley Conference, thrashed outstanding effort from all our downs and running for the Nickname: Falcons assistant sports editor Kent State 24-0 and defeated players, particularly our sec- game-winner. Eastern Michigan 16-12. ondary, to win." Stolz added that if Neiman 1984 record: 8-3. 7-2 In the MAC (second) In psychology, a conditioned THE FALCONS. M, 20 in the IF STOLZ received a dollar starts, the offensive game plan 1985 record: 3-0, 2-0 in the MAC response is a pattern of behavior MAC, are UA's third and final every time someone asked him won't be altered. Thus, there'll Head coach: Denny Stolz, eighth year (48-44-1) toward a certain stimulus. MAC opponent. This week, the if McClure was going to start be plenty of passing. Returning starters: 16 (off.-7; def.-9) For example, prior to the sea- Zips slogan has been "two down this week, he'd be rubbing el- The Zips, on the other hand, Players to watch: Brian McClure (probable QB), on a pace son, just mentioning tomorrow's and one to go." bo ws with Thurstin Ho well III at will mostly run the ball. In three that will make him the NCAA's all-time passing yardage opponent, Akron, would make With McClure smarting and the Yacht Club. games, UA has averaged 186 leader; Bernard White (RB), top rusher in "85 caught Brian McClure salivate like BG coming off two heart-stop- "It's been on everyones' lips," yards rushing. Tailback Mike Stolz said Wednesday. "Brian Clark ran for 1,100 yards in 1964, five passes against Mil; Greg Meehan (FL), caught Pavlov's dog. ping wins against Kentucky and four passes for 78 yards last week; Erik Johnson (LB), The Falcon quarterback possi- Miami, an upset isn't inconceiv- has progressed well. He is a 170 last week against EMU. bly envisioned a 500-yard pass- able. tough kid and a great compet- "Their tailback Is excellent," had 14 tackles against Redskins; Melvin Marshall (DB) ing day against the Division II "Akron is a very good football itor. That's what makes him so Stolz said. "He may be as good caused two fumbles last week. Zips. team," Stolz said. "We will have damn good. If we feel be can as Miami's George Swam (who McClure, however, is no to play well against them." play, Brian will." el 133 yards last week), AKRON: longer drooling. Stolz said UA enters the game If he didn't play, McClure's will run this guy forever." Nickname: Zips Last week, against Miami taking the same appoach as BG chance to break Doug Flutie's 1984 record: 4-7, 2-5 in the OVC University, McClure sprained did toward Kentucky. passing-yardage mark would 1985 record: 2-1, 0-1 in the OVC his left knee and was sidelined "It's a status game for Ak- virtually disappear. He needs FALCON NOTES: BG has won Head coach: Jim Dennison, thirteenth year (75-58-2) for the entire second half. He ron," he said. "If they could about 295 yards per game. But six straight games over the Stolz said the record has no course of two years. The Fal- Returning starters: 12 (off.-9; def.-3) practiced for the first time yes- beat us they will gain a lot of Players to watch: Mike Clark (TB), gained 178 yards last terday and will probably start recognition. They would move bearing on his decision. cons have a nine game winning tomorrow. Yet McClure admits up and possibly be nationally "Brian and I decided we'd streak at Doyt L. Perry Sta- week against Eastern Michigan; Vern Stewart (QB), has the knee is still very sore. ranked in Division II." never hurt the team's chances dium. The last loss came to completed 28 of 55 passes (.509) this year; Willie Davis The Akron game was sup- Zip coach Jim Dennison said by trying to break the record," Toledo on Oct. 8,1983. (WR), 11 receptions in '85, including a 70-yard touch- posed to be a laugher, but the beating the Falcons is a tall he said. BG is off to its best start since down catch against EMU; Ed Grimsley (LB), has 24 solo Zips' 1985 start has not left BG order, especially if BG's 6-7 Stolz said he feels comfortable 1982, the year it won the MAC tackles and 27 assists. coach Denny Stolz smiling. quarterback starts. with back-up Rick Neiman. Nei- championship. Akron, 2-1, is W) against Mid- "It will be by far our stiffest man orchestrated BG's dra- The Falcons are yet to run Series record: A(J 1-0 American Conference foes. Ak- test in 1985," Dennison said. "If matic comeback against the more offensive plays than an Last meeting: AH won 8-0 at Akron, 1941. ron, which represents the Ohio McClure starts, it will take an Redskins by tossing two touch- opponent this year. r~" v Booters hope for upset \ Welcome Parents!
by Ron Frtta Palmisano. 0.62 goals against average, sports reporter "We need to identify when the anchor the Zips' defense. right opportunities to score are BG, which sports a 2-5-1 re- Bowling Green soccer coach and when we should slow the cord, is led by senior forward Gary Palmisano isn't losing any pace down," Palmisano said. Mark Jackson. Jackson has nine sleep over tomorrow's match "If we get into a long ball game goals and two assists for 20 against Akron, but he is wary of like we did against EMU, Akron points and the next goal he the Zips. has the ability to put six or seven scores will give him 38 career Q Q The Zips, who currently stand Sils up on the board against us. goals, breaking Neil Ridgway's See us for B.G.S.U. Souvenirs at 6-2-1, are ranked third in the ey have some fine players." mark. Sophomore forward Steve Back Packs Great Lakes Region and 20th in Junior midfielder Derek Gaf- Aleric and junior midfielder B.G.S.U. T-Shirts the nation. fney is the leading Zip scorer Nan Chul Shin have scored B.G.S.U. Sweatshirts Pennants "Akron is a fine, well-coached with three goals and an assist seven points. team," Palmisano said. "They for seven points. Sophomore B.G.S.U. Children's Shirts Stadium Blankets are going to be a good indication midfielder Pat Nash, senior for- Freshman goalkeeper Jeff B.G.S.U. Ornaments Stadium Seat Cushions at how far we've progressed this wards John Mclntyre and I/es- Vincent recorded his first colle- season." zek Borkowski have scored four giate win and shutout against B.G.S.U. Mugs Falcon Hats The Falcons, who are coming points this season. EMU. He has a 1-3 record and a B.G.S.U. Glassware Umbrellas off a 3-0 win against Eastern SENIORS SHAUN Pendleton 2.45 goals against average. Michigan Wedsnesday, must an All-America defender, and The Parents Day match will B.G.S.U. Decals control the tempo of the game goalkeeper Glenn Sharkey, who begin at 4p.m. on Mickey Coch- against the Zips, according to has allowed just five goals for a rane Field. and other B.G.S.U. Merchandise
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by Cari Buergier partment). Kathleen Howard-Merriam Friday reporter All the couples said that work- even went to the trouble of add- i ing together brought them ing her maiden name, but said Most people leave the cares of closer, both professionally and students still get confused. i the office behind when they go personally. "Sometimes students will 1 borne, but for some professors "I would feel sad, I think, if I come to my office looking for the lines between work and pri- had to have one half of my me, and when they get there, vate life become blurred. husband's life that I couldn't they say 'Oh, I was looking for This is especially true for pro- share," said Lenita Locey. Howard Merriam," she said. fessors who are married to pro- Since both she and her hus- « fessors. band work in the same depart- Although they don't have the Many colleges and universi- ment, they sometimes substitute problems created by teaching in ties have "nepotism rules." for each other when one is un- the same department, Robert « which forbid members of faculty able to work. Do they ever need Early and Mercedes Junquera- If .* U*ftUi -»» from being married to other a break from each other? "It Early also have a problem with ^A~~jjg^*W^ LI] faculty members. Although the hasn't happened yet," said Leni- their names. University has a policy on nepo- ta,"but we've only been married Although he has a doctorate, IvT tism, it is not as strict as that of for 21 years." Early prefers "Mr. Early," be- A Jl (Mil '1 III other schools. cause he teaches English and his The policy states that no fac- John Merriam and Kathleen doctorate is in theology. ulty member may make career Howard-Merriam sometimes "At quality institutions, the choices involving their spouse. substitute for each other, too. students address the teachers as They said this can lead to confu- 'professor,' because you would The University has many fac- sion for students and faculty assume that they have some sort If* y^.... — *** »^rvr^~*^^"¥^r* ulty members who are married alike. of credentials," Early said. to other faculty members. Another problem encountered Although she goes by "Jun- Two of the couples inter- is that of nomenclature. "Nei- quera" professionally, Early's viewed for this story came to ther one of us ever wanted to be wife still has problems with be- Bowling Green already married called 'Doctor' anything be- ing addressed correctly. Her (Michael and Lenita Locey, both cause it never seemed to us that name is often misprinted, some- of the French department, and we knew how to fix bones," said times under her former married John Merriam and Kathleen Lenita Locey. Howard-Merriam, both of the "It's frustrating when stu- Cical science department), dents call, and I answer the In spite of the confusion stem- e the third couple married phone, and the student says 'Oh, ming from the married faculty after having taught here for I wanted to talk to Doctor Lo- members' situations, all the cou- | some time (Robert Early, En- cey.' There is that little touchy ples said that because they are glish department, and Mercedes area where the man is the doctor married, Junquera-Early, Spanish de- and the woman is the Mrs." • See Prof Couples, page 12. Dances relived Second chance for furniture by Lisa Artal* background about each of the Friday reporter fad dances and then learn the by Keith A. Cornelius "felt it was needed," since there Also included in the floor plan The chemical is expensive, actual dance steps. Clark Friday reporter are no stores of its kind in Bowl- are two display rooms where full and Sader says that in two Some students can imagine said. The dances included in in gGreen. sets of furniture are arranged. months, she has used over four their grandparents dancing the program are the Castle Until recently, Bowling The building, which formerly The rooms are complete with gallons. After spraying, all of the Charleston, or their par- Walk (1914), the Charleston Green's used furniture selection housed a seed company, is ideal artwork adorning the walls. the furniture is tagged as proof ents doing the Lindy at a (1920B), the Lindy (1930s), the has been limited to pathetic for this type of business, accord- Owning and maintaining the of disinfection. 1960*8 sock hop, but they've Continental (1960s), the Twist remnants of springless sofas ing to Sader. Located all on one store takes a great deal of time The Il'nd Time Around offers never learned these dances (1980s), the Mashed Potato cast out on the corner of Lehman level, there is plenty of display for Sader, since she does all of free delivery "to the doorstep" themselves. (1960s), disco and others. and Manville Streets. Not any area as well as a loading/sto- the buying and selling herself. anywhere in Bowling Green. De- The Charleston and the The program will also fea- more. The Il'nd Time Around, rage room and free parking out- "It took nearly eight months livery is done at the convenience Lindy are two of the many fad ture a discussion of the nature Bowling Green's only used furni- side. of buying furniture and finding a of Sader and her husband and dances which burst into popu- of fads by Jack Nachbar, ture store, has been open exac- There is one room devoted 5lace to rent before opening the son, who help her with the furni- lar culture decades ago - and professor of Popular Culture. tly two months and specializes entirely to beds and bedroom oors," she said."People don't ture moving. disappeared just as quickly. Also included are films fea- in "previously owned" furni- furniture. A second is filled with realize bow time consuming it Some of the store's hottest- Most college students re- ; Fred Astaire and Gin- ture. tables, chairs and sofas. The can be. I get most of my furni- selling selling items have been member the 70s equivalent to gers and Vernon and Carlene Sader, a lifetime resi- back room is stocked with a ture at auctions. In fact, I'm beds and sofas. Unfortunately, these dances. It was called ene Castle. The Castle's dent of the Bowling Green area, variety of kitchen utensils, missing one right now to keep some students go into the store disco. created the Castle Walk and opened the store because she dishes and small appliances. the store open. expecting to find "real cheap" Now these dances are mak- made "rowdy dances respect- While Sader obtains most of furniture. ing a comeback ... at least able" in the early part of the the furniture is obtained at auc- Sader relates one incident in for a weekend. The School of century, Clark said. tions, some is found through which several students came Health, Physical Education Clark said she hopes to individuals who have extra fur- into the store and then decided and Recreation is hosting "A have between 20 and 30 stu- niture that they no longer need. to try to find cheaper furniture Survey of Dance Fads in the dents in the course. Students "If I can work it out, I will go elsewhere. "They ended up com- 20th Century." Coordinated who participate can earn an and see the furniture and pay ing back and buying one of my by Dawn Clark, dance in- hour of credit. They should them for it at that point," she sofas," she recounts. structor, the course will run see their academic adviser to says. Eventually, Sader would like Oct. 4-0, and is open to all sign up for Recreation-Dance Prices at the store are quite to stock previously-owned dra- students and the general pub- (RED) 395, Section 3757, if reasonable. Unlike the Volun- peries and rugs and said that she lic. "^ interested in enrolling. teers of America thrift store, sees a potential market for these "These fad dances were a The fee for non-students is furniture at The Il'nd Tune items. phenomenon of popular cul- *25. Around is not donated. Sader Although Sader said there was ture," said Clark. "They The course will run Friday selects all of the furniture her- an increase in business two days were more an expression of from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m., Satur- self, and prices are based en- before school started, most of mass society than of the day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and tirely on what she paid for each the customers have been "young elite." Clark has researched Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. piece at auction. In keeping the married couples and grad stu- fad dances for several years. To earn credit students must store stocked, some of the furni- dents." So far, business has She began the study for per- attend all sessions. ture is being sold at cost. been "fairly steady, especially sonal interest, but decided to Clark encourages partici- There is another expensive between 3 p.m.and 6 p.m." share her results. pants to wear comfortable and time-consuming aspect to The store is located at 740 N. The three-day course, the clothing and be prepared to the business that many people Enterprise, with a parking lot first of its kind offered have a good time. are unaware of. Once furniture off of Reed. Store hours are noon through the University, will For further information, is brought to the loading room, to 6 p.m. Monday through Fri- combine much of her re- contact Dawn Clark at 372- state health regulations require day, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on search with actual dancing. that all upholstered furniture be Saturday. For more informa- Participants will hear some sprayed with a special disinfect- tion, call the store at 352-3925. . ing chemical. Friday/Dave Klelmeyer
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Irnervlewi by/Barb SyraboUk Photo/ Jim SaJiola MIKE D'AGOSTINE. senior MARY BAUGHMAN, sopho- BETH BARMANN, senior bi- SONY A MILLER, sophomore LAWRENCE J.W. WATSON, MARK WEITZEL, senior management information sys- more theater/interpersonal ology major, Springfield: "A accounting major, Dayton: senior magazine journalism ma- ntanagwnent information sys- tems major, Taumadge: "The communications major, Ports- nice smile and then after that "Their overall appearance but jor, Cleveland: ''Smarts, good- tems/finance major, Mansfield: number of Madonna bracleta mouth: "It's important that be intelligence." mainly their eyes. figure, cologne." "I look at their eyes. It's the flrat they're wearing." baa a aense of humor." thing I look for/ Friday/September 27,1985 8 Mason makes cinematic debut
by Carole Hombcrger Mason recieved some helpful "It is a diversion - a very Eius trying to create the best wire editor advice from his wife. Karen, healthy, positive diversion/' ble learning environment who hosts a show called Artbeat Mason said. "When I am re- work includes coordinating For several nights after a long for Channel 57. hearsing or in a play, it is some- the legal affairs of the Univer- day at the University, Phil Ma- "She was kind enough to hold thing totally different than being sity, coordinating budgets for son, executive assistant to the my hand," Mason said. "She in the office." departments such as athletics, President, took off his brown enjoys coaching and she's a "I wouldn't flatter myself in writing research reports and pin-stripe suit, white shirt and pro." calling myself an amateur. I'm being secretary of the Board of lie and stepped into something a Marland explained that she just interested in it. Trustees. bit different - a turn-of-the-cen- chose Mason because she was Mason's enthusiasm extends In his four years on campus, tury brown suit, a stiff white looking for somebody "in their beyond his acting to his "regular Mason said he has seen a great shirt and a brown derby hat. thirties, good looking and willing job." With a boyish grin on his many changes and now wants to Despite being busy at the top to do it for the fun 3 it." mustached face, Mason tackles make them work. of the University's bureaucratic Mason said that he accepted each day at the University with ladder, Mason was able to pur- the part with enthusiasm. "I a zest for knowledge. "It is time to implement sue his love for acting by per- was thinking that it would give "I have been here for four changes, rather than look for forming in a docu-drama about me an opportunity to do some years," he said. "I am a senior, more changes," he said. "There the life of writer Sinclair Lewis acting in front of the camera and so to speak, and sometime in the has been a lot of work this year for WBGU-TV. that it would be kind of fun. I future I would like to graduate to of recreating such schools as the The drama, which will air was right; it is fun." president. Until then, I can't College of Technology and the sometime in the next two Mason's previous acting expe- think of any better training School of Mass Communica- months on Channel 57, features rience included a performance (than) serving with the presi- tions." various scenes from the life of in a University theater produc- dent and his employees." With all his duties and activ- Sinclair Lewis and excerpts tion called "Lunch Hour, which Knowing President Olscamp ities, Mason has little leisure from his book Mainstreet. be enjoyed. But, he added, before coming to the University, time. When he does find a hour Mason, one of the two charac- "there is something exciting Mason has learned many things or two be likes to run, play ters in the production, has no about lights and cameras. I'll from him including a good rec- tennis, dine at good restaurants speaking parts but plays a ma- admit there is something attrac- Se for success: "Combining Dr. and read. Mason said be would jor role, said Denise Marland, tive to the whole technical set-up Iscamp's sense of humor, intel- also like to travel but until he producer/director for WBGU- (of a television production)." ligence, and sensitivity makes a gets time for a vacation, he is Mason added that he would do hell of good recipe for a good content to work and play in "He is there for mood and another docu-drama at the president," Mason said. Bowling Green. character." she said. "He is like "drop of the hat." Mason is also taking classes at an extra, but it is a main part" Until that opportunity arises, the University toward his Ph.D. "Bowling Green is a nice city Mason plays the husband of Mason and his wife are consid- in higher education administra- to live in. The people are the protagonist in Sinclair's ering producing a play for the tion. This semester, however, and open," he ex- book, a satirical look at small- Bowling Green community the- time constraints have cut his "It is easy to be active town life and was filmed in the ater - as long as it would not course load to zero. i the city. It is nice to feel that Bowling Green area. interfere with his duties at the Mason also works with Uni- sometimes you can make a dif- University. versity officials all over the ference." While the filming took place, Phil Mason Courtesy/WBGU-TV £ *ffl/H FOR *X*\ LIFE" B.G. 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France, Susan Traherne (Me- symbolized. whom Streep chooses to fa- silver spoons and alligator iron- "Big Chill" reunion, which is no Rounding out the sordid seven ryl Streep) declares of post- After the war, Streep finds ther her child, finally shows ons, "St. Elmo's Fire" is a cine- doubt what the writers intended. is Jules (Demi Moore), a Yuppie war England, "I want to herself enmeshed in the Brit- he has a real future as an matic look at post-graduation Billy (Rob Lowe) is a beer- slut and cocaine snorter whose change everything and I don't ish diplomatic world. Mar- actor. blues. guzzling, woman-chasing hus- pranks gain the shared concern know how." ried to a stuffy, middle-level "St Elmo's Fire" is the tale of band and father who can't hold a and attention of the rest of the This is symptomatic of the diplomat (Charles Dance), As the long-suffering hus- seven college chums and their job. His earring, saxophone and crew. character ambiguity that ulti- she is repelled by the govern- band, Charles Dance displays attempts at making it big in the knowledge of the sexual status Throughout the film, the mately depletes the promise ment's hypocrisy. She ultima- the strong presence he re- "real world" while being able to of buddyWendy (Mare Winning- friends bumble through crises, of "Plenty," a new Twen- tely destroys her husband's vealed in "Jewel in the swing arm and arm in the folly ham) seem to be the most im- say good-bye to their partying tieth-Century Fox release. career along with their mar- Crown." He will have more of camaraderie. portant things in this ex- days at St. Elmo's Bar and give During the first three-quar- riage. fulfilling roles than this one. Unfortunate to the devel- fraternity brother's life.Wendy. friendship an electrically good ters of the movie, which is A reunion with her wartime Midway through the film, opment of the film, co-writers the daughter of a greeting card meaning. And, like all would-be adapted by David Hare from sweetheart produces a final Streep admits. "I have this Joel Schumacher and Carl Kur- tycoon, gives him her money Yuppies, they do it with style. his play, the viewer is enth- episode of passion that adds weakness: I like to lose con- lander (of flicks "D.C. Cab" and and comfort while spending her It's this style that saves r'St. ralled by the scintillating dia- nothing to the film. trol." She does so repeatedly, Lfly Tomlin's "The Incredible time working at a welfare office. Elmos Fire'' from being a com- logue and clever insight into "Plenty" is by no means as losing her friends, her hus- Shrinking Woman") chose a Alex (Judd Nelson) is an op- plete flop. the imperfections of English dismal as this brief descrip- band and her sanity from large scoop of Hollywood's up- portunist congressional aide society. However, with the tion sounds. Australian direc- these episodes. coming stars as their cast of who believes that marriage to Although the individual per- inevitable crackup of the cen- tor Fred Schepisi ("The Yuppie grads. his college sweetheart Leslie formances are, on the whole, tral character, the film slides Chant of Jimmy Black- While she is always fas- As a result, the film focuses (Ally Sheedy of "The Breakfast decent, they can't save "St. El- into a pit of despair. smith") captures the under- cinating to watch, the actress upon the individual sketches and Club") will spur fidelity in him. mo's Fire" from mediocrity. "Plenty" begins with the lying tensions of Hare's has become identified ' with "St. Elmo's Fire" appears to be Leslie, though, is a budding ar- The producer's money would danger and excitement of script, and the actors seem enigmatic, unreachable char- more of an equal-time series of chitect and responds to Alex's have been better spent on a war: a nighttime air drop of delighted with the brilliance acters, as with "The French acting debuts than a film of Eromises of future faithfulness quality script rather than on Allied supplies and agents to of the dialogue. Lieutenant's Woman" and serious, unified production. y bedding friend Kevin, a popular faces. help the French underground. John Gielgud brings a cer- "Sophie's Choice." She is too Nonetheless, the film contains would-be writer on The Meaning A parachutist (Sam Neill) tain relish to his role as the accomplished and talented to humor and has a certain punch of Life. 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Prof couples Howard-Merriam is one of seve- (Continued from page 7) ral contributors. Mercedes Junquera-Early they complement each other in and Robert Early are collabo- Pre-meds vie for poetry prize thefrwott rating on the English translation John Merriam and Kathleen of an important Spanish work on ROOTSTOWN, Ohio (AP) - science while ignoring the thors. NEOUCOM foots the represent a variety of forms Howard-Meniam are currently Christopher Columbus. Backers of a national poetry human spirit prise money -$300 for first, and themes. Both are encour- working on a book entitled Af- Junquera also leads the Span- competition for medical stu- "I think there are a few $200 for second and $100 for aged that the poems deal with ghanistan Resistance: The Poli- ish study abroad program at the dents say they have a tradi- underlying messages we're third - and hosts the poets for a range of common themes tics of Survival. University, a program which tion to keep alive. trying to give to various audi- lectures, readings and re- and not just with medicine. John Merriam is interested in she and her former husband To begin with, the fourth ences," said Martin Kohn, treats on its campus west of Nature and human the politics of world energy sup- established. Annual William Carlos Wil- director of the Human Values Akron. relationships make up the ply and the problems of third- Similarly, the Loceys are in liams Poetry Competition for in Medicine Program at the This year's competitition is bulk of themes. Most of the world agriculture. charge of Bowling Green's Medical Studentshas to live Northeastern Ohio Universi- being publicized in the na- poems about the medical Kathleen Howard-Merriam is French study abroad program, up to its namesake. The ties College of Medicine. tion's 127 medical schools and school experience were neg- studying the problems of women taking participants to the Uni- American pioneer in modern "One is to medical students doxen or so colleges of oe- ative, while patient contact in third-world, Middle-Eastern versity of Tours each summer. poetry combined his art with that you can do these kinds of teopathic medicine. The col- was generally positive. Many and Eastern countries. Tliey are The Loceys stay involved with a lifetime of practicing medi- things and we will reward you lege will take entries until were filled with literary and able to combine their knowledge their students, hosting get-to- cine in New Jersey. for that, at least through our Dec. 31. artistic references, which in the writing of the book, of gethers for them, and partici- The physician as author has competition." he said. Kohn Three English professors means the students "were which Merriam is the editor and pating in the French Club. a long tradition and includes said many students are grate- from the University of Akron, bringing with them a real such names as Anton Chek- ful for having their artistic Kent State University and strong background in the hu- hov, the Russian short story side revived after the de- Youngstown State University manities," Wear said. writer and playwright; and mands of studying medicine. screen entries, which are fi- There were 22 poems about | Heel & Sole Shoe Repair Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, au- "Another is to the public nally judged by Dr. Stone, cadavers, however, Wear thor of Sherlock Holmes sto- that there are very interest- who teaches at the Emory said, "but 22 poems out of a r&S?' 504 Pearl St. ries. Some living examples ing people who are becoming University School of Medi- thousand isn t that signifi- are Dr. Richard Stone, an doctors, and I suppose they cine. cant." Still, Wear was Inter- I "'Bowling Green. OH 43402 Atlanta poet and physician will stay that way? he contin- The contest drew 560 en- ested enough to write a brief and essayists Richard Selzer ued. "It's breaking what's tries the first year, 124 the paper on the poems. (Tues. thru Fri. 9-5 p.m. and Lewis Thomas. come to be a traditional second year and 430 the third image, or what's come to be a year. Kohn's colleague, Del- "The things expressed in Saturday 9-noon More importantly, the traditional image in the past ese Wear, says the irregular the poetry paralleled what backers say. the public needs 30-40 years, of the cold, scien- Kttern of entries probably you find in the research that to know that a large number tific fact-finder." d to do with how well the students experienced in their | WELCOME PA RENTS! • of medical students are more Kohn developed the idea of contest was publicized. first and subsequent encoun- than grinds who care more a competition after a campus According to Kohn and ters with the cadavers," about the colder aspects of visit By two physician-au- Wear, the 10,000 entries so far Wear said.
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