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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. Falcons hope to ice penguins, see page 6 THE BG NEWS Vol.70 Issue 12 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, September 11,1987 30 protest Reagans welcome contra aid the pope by Deborah Gottschalk ment affairs." Boehm added she staff reporter attended the protest because La- MIAMI (AP) - Pope John tta supports funding the contras. Paul II, saying "I come as a "The contras are a military friend ... of all Americans," ar- Carrying signs reading "Not group advocating war and the rived yesterday for his second another Vietnam" and "Nicara- right to kill people, and I do not U.S. tour, a mission to defend gua is not our enemy," about 30 support that,"she said. church doctrine under attack people picketed the office of within his flock and applaud the Congressman Delbert Latta at Boehm added, "Latta is our vibrancy of the Roman Catholic the Federal Building, 280 S. representative and even if we Church in America. Main St., yesterday. are here for four years, we live President and Mrs. Reagan Petitions and letters from in his district and he should rep- joined church dignitaries and University students and area re- resent us, or at least hear what other well-wishers in greeting sidents voicing disapproval with we have to say." One University the smiling pontiff as he stepped Latta's policies were delivered student, Tim Strauss, freshman off his special Alitalia 747 nick- to the office during the protest. political science major, said named "Shepherd One" at Latta was in Washington at the lhat being at the protest expres- Miami International Airport. time, according to a Federal ses his own feelings about U.S. Building employee. intervention in Nicaraguan af- "On behalf of all Americans, fairs. Sour Holiness, welcome back," The protest was organized by "They're their own country eagan told the pope in a cere- the Fifth Committee on Central and have the right to develop on mony carried live on the major America, so named because La- their own," he said. television networks. tta represents the 5th Con- University student Amy " ... Today's Florida sunshine S'essional District (including Metzgerf a member of Amnesty is no warmer than the affection owling Green), said Joy Hintz, International and the Progres- you will meet," Reagan said. a coordinator of the protest. sive Student Organization, said The temperature was in the When they first arrived at the she was protesting because she 90s and there were only fleecy Federal Building, protesters "doesn't believe that violence is clouds in the sky, affording no were informed that they were on right." If the U.S. government relief from the sun. After step- private property and were in- took control in Central America ping down from his plane onto a structed by an employee of the "they'd be more like dicta- red carpet, John Paul removed building to move their chairs, tors, she said. his skullcap, apparently be- posters and people to the public cause of the breeze. sidewalk. The activists picketed the The protestors — University building as well as circulated a "I come as a friend," the pope students and residents of Bowl- petition of support commending said, "a friend of America and ing Green and Tiffin — complied Governor Richard Celeste "for of all Americans: Catholics, with the request and then began his decision to refuse to send the Orthodox, Protestants and topicket. Ohio National Guard to any Cen- Jews, people of every religion, Each protestor expressed his tral America nation bordering and all men and women of good or her own reason for picketing, Nicaragua. His action supports will." but all said they gathered to negotiations rather than mili- Strained relations between voice disapproval with Latta's tary solutions," the petition Jewish leaders and the Vatican approval of funding for the Ni- said. are one of the issues the pope is caraguan rebels known at con- The picketers generally expected to address on his tras. received a positive response lOday, nine-city visit. from those going in and out of Pam Boehm, junior ethnic the post office, which is also lo- "I come as a friend of the poor studies major and coordinator of cated in the Federal Building. and the sick and dying," he said, the Peace Coalition, said she be- As Bowling Green resident "those who are struggling with lieves more student activism is Dori Anderson, a post office cus- the problems of eachday; those needed at the University. tomer, signed the petition she who are rising and falling and "Just because we're at college said, "I was really pleased with stumbling on the journey of life; in a secluded environment does Celeste's actions...I went to BG News/Mike McCune those who are seeking and dis- not mean that we should exclude school during the '60s, I'm so Pam Boehm. a junior ethnic studies major, and Tim Stauss. a freshman political science major, protest U.S. aid covering, and those not yet find- ourselves from the rest of the glad student activism isn't to the contras in Central America. The protest was held yesterday afternoon in front of the Federal Building on ing, the deep meaning of world, especially its govern- dead." South Main Street. Both are members of the Peace Coalition. [ See Pope, page 4. Task adviser named BG police seek award

Bowling Green's fee, since it has 41 employees, Howick appointed to Committee of 100 by Jared O. Wadley was $6,500, approved by City Council. staff reporter Once the fee is paid, the commission sends the department a self-assessment test listing 944 man- Contrary to the cliche "rules were meant to be datory and optional rules. by Unda Hoy broken," the Bowling Green City Police are at- wire editor "He could be of great help to With no set time limit, the department must tempting to follow over 755 regulations in order to comply with all mandatory rules, and 80 percent of the task force." be a nationally recognized force. the non-mandatory guidelines. Davidson said he George Howick, director of Under the direction of Lt. Thomas Davidson, the did not know how many mandatory rules there the University management city police department has been working long, were. center and former director of a hard hours since May to comply with guidelines in These guidelines address six major law enfor- division of NASA, has been -Paul Olscamp, University an accreditation program. cement topics: responsibilities ana relationships named an adviser to a govern- President Davidson said the accreditation program was with other agencies, organization, management ment task force of the Commit- Howick formed in 1979 by the Commission on Accredita- and administration, personnel, law enforcement tee of One Hundred. tion for Law Enforcement Agencies, consisting of operations and traffic law enforcement, prisoner Formed last year by several could be of great help to the task ministration which offers con- four major law enforcement associations. and court-related services, and technical services. area business people to boost force because its major concern sulting and researching for With a goal to improve law enforcement "It's a matter of sitting down and critically look- economic development in is efficiency in government," businesses, industries and throughout the country, the commission developed ing at the department, Davidson said. "We're Northwest Ohio, the Committee Olscamp said. government institutions. 980 standards, which was reduced to 944, that free to develop the procedures to fit our needs." of One Hundred has several task In addition to being director of police departments should follow, Davidson said. Davidson said it will probably take a year-and-a- forces assisting it. University the technology utilization div- Howick said he has not yet "The standards proposed are practical, modern half to complete these procedures. President Paul Olscamp, mem- ision of NASA during the late formulated any suggestions for concepts of law enforcement," he said. "Nothing is Once the department completes them, the com- ber of the education task force, 1960s, Howick was vice presi- the government task force. A said by the commission that you have to follow mission sends representatives to see if the guide- recommended Howick to the dent of Carborundum Company, meeting of the task force will be them because the program is voluntary. We're do- lines are followed. committee. a Fortune 500 company now a scheduled in the coming weeks, ing it to make us a better organization. "There are three police chiefs or administrators subsidiary of Sohio, from 1973 to he said. In order to be a better organization, a police de- from a different state who visit the department. Howick has had a lot of expe- 1979. partment that wants to be accredited has to apply It's like a peer evaluation," Davidson said. rience interacting with busi- Dennis Hellmann, executive to the commission in Fairfax, Va. If one or two guidelines have not been followed, nesses, Olscamp said. A University alumnus, How- director of the Committee of One Davidson said a department must prove that it is the department sends a report to the commission "With his broad contacts in ick has been director of the Hundred, said the idea behind a legally constituted police agency by means of a after it: as been competed. the business world and his management center for five the task forces is that a variety questionnaire. Davi'ison said once a department receives ac- knowledge of techniques that years. The center is an outreach of issues impact on the economic The questions, which deal with an agency's size creditation, which is valid lead to greater efficiency, he of the College of Business Ad- viability of a region. and service, also determine the accreditation fee. D See Accredit, page 4. Thursday News In brief

DDowntown hardware store offers more than just rakes, see story page 3. Leaders to discuss arms the progress of the arms control talks," spokes- nuclear arms agreement can be reached with the DThieves are having a field day with man Martin Fitzwater told reporters traveling to Soviet Union on intermediate-range missiles and BG bikes. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan will Miami with President Reagan for a meeting with he thinks late November would be the best time for meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard She- Pope John Paul II. a summit meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail Gor- □ Low level emergency at Perry nu- vardnadze next Tuesday at the White House to dis- "It'll be a substantive meeting," Fitzwater said. bachev. clear plant prompts shutdown, see story cuss the progress of nuclear arms talks, a spokes- Reagan wants to welcome Shevardnadze to the page 5. man said yesterday. United States prior to the foreign minister's talk "We all feel there is grounds for great opti- with Secretary of State George Shultz, Fitzwater mism" about the arms talks in Geneva, Reagan □Culinary masterpieces In a hot pot? "It is the first day of Shevardnadze's visit and it said. told reporters at a state dinner for Swedish Prime See Friday Magazine. will give the president the opportunity to discuss The president said Wednesday he is hopeful a Minister Ingvar Carlsson. Editorial 2 September 11,1987 911 not a toy A home town celebration

The 911 emergency phone number was installed So I did. Don't ever let any tivities was Thursday, but Wed- is currently a member of the to on-campus phones Aug. 22 for only one writer tell you that editors are nesday had been designated as House of Representatives in reason — to help campus police provide more good for nothing. sort of the unofficial beginning. Washington, a body which is OUT The show was wonderful, and The townspeople wanted Slayton rarely described as having wis- Brompt and more efficient emergency service to for the next several days I was looking its best for what Keillor dom and strength. le University students and faculty. walking around humming the would nave called the return of Saturday evening there was It is intended to receive calls reporting emergen- sPtfs* tunes from the songs performed the exiles, so Wednesday had an all-school reunion. The dozen cies like on-going crimes, fires, accidents requiring and thinking about now foolish I been proclaimed "Lawn Mow- or so people from my graduation an ambulance or any life-threatening situation. had been not to have listened re- ing Day." class of 12S met in a second- The University is the only state school that has gularly to "A Prairie Home But Wednesday was a scor- grade classroom with the hand- By Craig Hergert Companion" during its 13-year cher, and the lawns were brown ful of people from the two clas- such provisions for the safety of its students and run. and dry, so the unofficial "Lawn ses behind us and chatted while they should be appreciative and respectful of the This summer I became very Why, I could have even seen Mowing Day" was officially we waited for our crack at the service. nostalgic about small towns, all the shows for the first four cancelled. food in the gymnasium. However, it seems that this is not the case for at mainly my hometown of Slay- years if I had wanted to; I went Once the celebrating actually It turned out we had to wait for least a dozen University students. ton, Minn., mostly because I had to college in St. Paul back when Sat started, it was nice enough. a couple of hours and even the pleasure of seeing the last the show's live audience was a n Friday there was a Pioneer though these were people I had In the time between Sept. 2 to Sept. 9, 14 calls broadcast of the radio show "A mere handful. Days Parade featuring Dave spent 12 years of my life with. I were received by dispatchers; only two were Prairie Home Companion." So those were the things on my Dedrick, a weatherman for a TV ran out of things to say after the emergencies. For those of you unfamiliar mind in June as I headed for my station in Sioux Falls, S.D., who first hour. How many times can What of the other 12 calls? The callers hung up with it, "A Companion" was sort hometown of Slayton to be part doubled as the host of the local you say, "And I'm still In when the dispatcher answered. of a Midwestern version of the of its centennial celebration. I afternoon children's cartoon school"? Grand Ole Opry hosted by Garr- began to view Slayton as my show there — a show that I had When we finally got to the Students should be aware that the dispatcher ison Keillor, a native Minneso- Lake Wobegon. Nostalgia soon watched regularly as a kid. gym, we found a serve-yourself knows the phone number the call originates from, tan who described himself as ran amok. Dedrick plays "Captain 11," table laden with turkey, mashed and can keep a record of who is calling and hanging "the tallest man in radio." Since it was Slayton, the cele- the number which, coincidenta- potatoes and gravy, corn, and up. The highlight of the show for bration ran slightly amok. Uy, is the number of the TV rolls. This was the exact same If he or she believes an actual emergency is in most listeners always came This didn't surprise me. I station. I think I was 13 before I meal that we were served in the when Keillor, perhaps Ameri- knew my hometown. The first figured that one out. school cafeteria every year the Erogress, they will call back and see how they can ca's best storyteller since Mark thing you see as you enter it go- According to the introductory last day before Thanksgiving elp. Twain, shared the latest news ing south on highway 59 is a narration for the show, there break. In an average day, three or four calls are placed from the fictional town of Lake large sign with a wheel on it pro- was one man in each century Coffee had been added to re- to 911. Many of these are from people requiring non- Wobegon, a town where "all the claiming "Welcome to Slayton, who was given the wisdom of So- mind us that we really were emergency police service. The dispatcher then re- women are strong, all the men the Hub City. Population 3,100." loman and the strength of Atlas. adults. Sood-looking, and all the chil- To my knowledge the popula- This century, the narrator said, During the four days of the fers them to the correct department. ren above average." tion of Slayton was never 3,100. that man was Captain 11. celebration, there was also a People who call in error are making an honest This monologue, delivered Unless there was a year when And he's in charge of this kid- Softball tournament, a fashion mistake; people who call and hang up are inexcu- with the aid of only the barest of pheasants and gophers were die show in Sioux Falls, S.D. No show, a choir concert, a com- sable. notes, would run for 20 minutes counted as citizens. wonder the world is so goofed munity band concert, a beer or more and would come close to And I never did understand up. garden at the liquor store, free The emergency number is not to be taken lightly putting the audience into the that "Hub City" thing. Someone Anyway, there he was, Cap- swimming at the Slayton pool by anyone. It is there for protection and security. It same nostalgic trance the stor- once told me that Slayton was tain 11, tne very man I had had (which still bears at its entrance is not a toy to be played with in a moment of bore- yteller seemed to be in. the center of a wheel formed by my picture taken with at a the sign "Slaytona Beach," a dom. I was put under that spell on Pipestone, Marshall and Worth- grocery store in Slayton when I sign I swear I am not responsi- The campus police should seriously consider June 13 in St. Paul. ington — towns 30 miles to.our was five-years-old. For the par- ble for) and a karate demon- taking action against students who abuse the num- How did Hergert get tickets to west, north and south — respec- ade he was wearing his heavy stration. the hottest show of the summer, tively. blue costume with an enormous Some of these events struck ber. This would help discourage future pranksters I hear you cry? People all over But what about the east, I black belt, a combination which me as a lot of fun. Others struck from calling. the country wanted tickets, so wondered. There wasn't any must have been sweltering. He me as being rather silly. They More importantly, however, students must be they were distributed by a lot- town 30 miles to our east. We looked like he had put on a few all struck me as being part of more responsible in their actions. By placing prank tery system. Fans of the show were the hub of a wheel that had pounds over the years, but then Slayton, where the women may phone calls to 911, they are abusing a privilege that mailed in their ticket requests, a big hunk taken out of it, a the narrator for his show never not always be strong, the men and these letter were selected at wheel with a blow-out. Some- had claimed that he had the not always good-looking and the may one day save their lives. random. body hadn't thought the analogy body of Sylvester Stallone. Just children not always above aver- Naturally, I didn't have the through. the wisdom of Solomon and the age, but it's my hometown all discipline, drive or postage to Or had they? strength of Atlas. the same, and I was glad to help mail in a request. But Ron Coul- Knowing this about Slayton, I There was another parade on celebrate it. ter, last spring's editorial editor didn't expect the celebration to Saturday although it didn't have of The News, had all three. He go without a hitch. I wasn't dis- anybody of the stature of Cap- Hergert, an instructor in Eng- mailed in his request. His was appointed. tain 11. The biggest name there lish from Slayton, Minn., is a Nightmares selected. He couldn't go. The first official day of the fes- was Vin Weber, a local boy who columnist for the News. for night owls Respond 77ie BG News editorial Food Operations in return, scream back, for lack most people. I don't like him Siage is your campus of anything better to do. What's either. But the next time orum. Letters to the editor By Linda Hoy ahead of its time the point? Brother Jed points his finger at should be a maximum of you and calls you a sinner, why 200-300 words in length and Why can't Oprah Imagine the results we stu- should be signed. Address It is fortunate that The BG dents could possibly have if we not smile sweetly and say. "See The world was not made for News is a free press and allows you in hell!" then walk on by. As or OCMB number, and and Donahue create got as riled up about the recent telephone number, must be night people, and I'm sick and Judi Kopp to openly express her tuition increases at BG, or pollu- you leave, forget about him, tired of being tired. controversy after views. It is unfortunate that Ms. then concern yourself with more included. tion, or fund raising for AIDS Please address all sub- I'm one of those people who's Kopp doesn't realize how good research, or racism, or the arms important things, like the Afri- dead until about three in the the 6 o'clock news? she has it when it comes to on- missions to: race, or BGSU Foundation in- cans who will die tonight of star- Editorial Editor afternoon, which means I have campus dining. The quality of vestments in Apartheid! The vation. to eat two meals and attend half 6 o'clock news? How about food here is much better than at The BG News possibilities are endless. Lisa Harriett 210 West Hall my classes while wandering "Good Evening America?" almost all other campuses I know Brother Jed upsets 446 Bromfield around in a perpetual fog. We late-nighters get our sec- where I have dined, but my ar- ond wind around 11 p.m., after gument goes beyond that. In order to survive in this which we watch some sappy In a recent article in tne world, night people must pre- comedy and a movie of the same "Journal of American College tend to be awake in the morning. caliber as "Dinah Shore meets and University Housing Offi- Early morning banking (any- the Ninja Dragon." cers," food service directors thing before noon is early morn- from colleges all over the coun- ing to me) is a nightmare. I Perhaps the worst thing about try were asked what it was they can't even form letters to sign being a night person are store saw in the future of on-campus my name, let alone add and sub- hours in Bowling Green. dining. Among the items predic- tract on my deposit slip. Consider that I get up at 11:30 ted for the future were: less red In addition to being frustrat- a.m. on a typical Saturday. meat and more fish and poultry ing, early morning banking After lying around for a couple items; ala carte service where leaves a person with some pre- of hours avoiding homework and you pay only for what you eat; tty heavy embarassment to deal trying to defog my brain, I ven- "weigh-as-you-go" salad bars; with. My bank teller thinks I ture into the shower. soup and salad dining rooms; never passed the eighth grade, restaurant-type service; and and a ghost student is taking my When I'm finally half-awake, I night-time alternative menu op- classes. go stumbling out of the apart- tions. ment at 2 p.m. with only three Mealtime also causes con- hours of prime shopping-time Do any (or all) of these sound flicts. I always miss breakfast at left. For someone from a Cleve- familiar? I hope the next time restaurants. This fact annoyed land suburb, this is an outrage. Ms. Kopp wakes up in time for my mother all summer. She was Basically, being a creature of breakfast she smells the coffee forever inviting me out to break- the night is a curse. I'll never and opens her eyes to the excel- fast only to end up eating ham- see a sunrise or be at K mart to lent Food Operations here at burgers. grab those blue-light specials BGSU, where the future is ITS A WNPMARK CA5E..THIS CABBAGE SAVS 5H6 WAS FORC0> TV was even made for the when the doors open, but at least already here. ' 'eggs-and-bacon-bef ore-eight'' I'm not afraid of the dark. TO ewe OP THOUSAND OF HERKIWFOR APOPTMIt! set. All the thought provolting Drew Klein Assistant Hall Director SOCICDV DAVID HARRIS television is shown in the morn- Hoy, a junior, news-editorial ConklinHall ing. Why can't Oprah and Dona- major from Middleburg Hts., is hue create controversy after the wire editor for The News. Don't argue with Jed; eg? THE BG NEWS debate him instead ■ /jl WITH ALL TM£ Editor Ron Fritz Asst Photo Editor MartTnalman fr eofcdr -TWJr X WT Managing Editor Meftw Mc&Wvray Chief Copy Editor Kim Garn So, Brother Jed was back in / f«*m TO qev A Assl Managing Editor Beth Thomas Chief Copy Editor Judi Kopp town on Sept. 8, huh? Well, I'm New* Editor Julie FauWe Copy Editor Jufceann Bel Copy Edrtor MaryHntw sick of it. I'm sick of Brother Jed City Editor Car Okie Langer and his holier-than-thou attitude Editorial Ed** Beth Murphy Copy Editor JohnMeots Wire Editor Linda Hoy Copy Edrtor Rebecca Thomas and I'm sick of being called a Sports Editor Jeft McSherry Copy Editor JaredO Wadtey slut because I choose to wear Assl Sports Editor Tom Skermvit; Copy Editor Juke Wallace shorts on a hot day. But even Friday Edrtor Jtm You* Production Supr Mike Gill more than that, I'm sick of the Assl Friday Editor Kelly Rose Production Supr Christine Rogers mob of students who swarm PholO Edrtor Rob Upton Production Supr David Simpson around such ignorant Bible The BG News « pubsshed dairy Tuesday through Friday during the academic year and thumpers. I could handle it if BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed weekly during the summer session by the Board of Student Publications of Bowling Green these people were there to listen atwx' pour urn us Stale University to Brother Jed and/or have a Opinions expressed by columnists do not necesaanry reflect the opinions of the BG n vow PMT ' me rwem ..MY ou> wuve seemc- healthy debate with the man. It maw is mm emirs stm x.cwr/wr News usocow' nenesm The BG News and Bowhng Green State University are equal opportunity employers and would warm my heart to see the RUU IATUY students on this pathetically muo rvxn&Miem do not dMcrtrmnate n hiring practices mtCHT SUN KK The BG News wi not accept advertising that it deemed dttcrlminatory. degrading or apathetic campus spring to life, ntuasng on the Das* of race, sen or national ongtn expressing their beliefs. But this copyright 1986 by the BG News afl rights reserved is simply not the case with the Brother Jed affair. When Business Office Editorial Office Brother Jed or Sister Cindy 214WeetHeJ Ph (410) 372-2601 210WeetHal Ph (419) 372-2603 come to town, the students here Bowing Green Stale University Bowing Green, Ohio 43403-0276 merely use them as a source of Summer Hours 7 30am to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday entertainment. There are no in- 7:30 a.m. to 1130 em Friday telligent debates, just a religious freak screaming at co-eds, who,

I Local September 11,1987 3 New hardware store has variety True Value is not just nuts, bolts

Franklin store located two doors fresh look and to see what will by Greg Connel down the street as well. Al- sell." city reporter though many people may con- Craft said this formula seems sider True Value and Ben Fran- to be working. Since the True People who think a hardware kin to be competitors, Craft said Value opened July 22 it has store is nothing more than a pile he has found a way to make the shown continual sales growth. of nuts and bolts may be in for a two stores complement each "We are always interested in surprise if they shop at Bowling other. doing more business, but we are happy with where we are now. It Green's new True Value Hard- "We control what is sold in takes several years to build a ware Store. each (store). We have very little successful business," Craft said. The business, at 136 S. Main crossover between them," he He added that his other store's St. is owned by Floyd Craft, who said. sales are also improving. The said variety is the spice of a Ben Franklin store's monthly business' life. Rod Konrad, manager of the sales have grown each period "There is no such thing as an True Value store, said the Ben since mid-lMO, he said. He at- unusual item in a hardware Franklin store specializes in tributed this success to his store. The rule is you carry any- items such as craft supplies, store's hours and its location. thing you can think of to carry," candies and fabrics, whereas "We are open evenings and he said. "One of the secrets of the True Value store features weekends, and 25 to 40 percent of success is having the things that hardware, lawn and garden our business is done from 5 to 9 people want to buy." tools, bicycle and automotive p.m.," he said. "As for the loca- accessories and paint. tion, the rent is about one tenth Those items, in addition to of what I'd pay at the mall, and I hardware standards such as The 10,500-square-foot store Cut this business i True Value I in electrical, plumbing and paint will house many different types i complement the one I already supplies, include housewares, of items in the coming months, had. Besides that, we have the BG News/Greg Connel sporting goods and lawn and Konrad said. best traffic flow in town. garden supplies, Craft said. "We are adding and trying "There isn't a location any- The aisles of True Value Hardware await shoppers from the Bowling Green area. Store manager Rod Konrad Also surprising is the fact that different things all the time,' he where in Bowling Green I'd ;«cid business is going "really well," at the store which opened July 22. Craft is the owner of the Ben said. "We always want to keep a trade for this one." t&+&+&*&+&+&*&+&+&+&+&+&*&+&+&+ STUDENT Some of Our Lote Nite Compet'tors Are Howard's uw Peddling A Mexican Steaksandwich: 210 N. Main No Cover COURT JnOeiyduate Study"! Go.»ri WHO ARE THEY KIDDING? THERE'S NO SUCH THING! Applications for Student €ddie Show If You Wont The Taste of a Real Court Staff are now Steak SanOwich EAT AT MR. SPOT'S available at 405 Student Original Steak ana Hoage Shop the Wolfgang Services Building Delivery Ever/ Day 11 a.m. to 2 a.m

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Call The KEY at 372-8086 for appt. or stop by 28 West Hall. 4 September 11,1987 I — Bicycle theft rises Police advise registration to aid recovery by Cathy Hoehn house, said he secured his missing bicycle with a staff reporter typical Master combination lock. Starnes said students often use "flimsy, thin- type locks" which can easily be broken. A rash of bike thefts has broken out on campus. No specific brand or kind of bikes have been sto- Seven bikes have been reported stolen since last len. Bicycles reported missing in the past three Friday, five of which had been locked or secured, weeks ranged in value from $10 to $300. according to a police report. Starnes said people who need to go across cam- There is a "distinct possibility" that profession- pus often pick up bikes "for their own conven- als are at work, said Bill Bess, director of public ience," she said. safety. Bolt cutters have been used to cut through In the past week, three of the vehicles were re- cables of locks on several bikes. ported stolen from Founders Quadrangle, two David Pickering, owner of Cycle Werks, said from a Fraternity Row Nke rack and one near there have been instances in the 12 years he has ProutHall. lived in Bowling Green of theft rings who come Starnes cited several precautions students can from large cities such as Cleveland and Detroit, take to prevent bike theft. The most important step load some bikes in vans and ship them off to an- is registering bikes with the city, as required by other area to sell them. city ordinance. This process includes giving police Bess concurred with this, saying that the last in- the owner's name and address, as well as the cidence of such a theft ring was "around 10 years make, color and serial number of the bike. ago." Students who register their bicycles "have a Bess said that students have not been ruled out much better chance of re:overing them," Starnes as possible culprits. said. BG News, Michelle Thornewell '. We can't pinpoint what's happening," said She added that students should also lock their Bowling Green's police lieutenant. Thomas Davidson explains some of the guidelines to follow for be-.J Charlotte Starnes, coordinator of crime preven- bikes at all times. coming accredited as a top police force. If all goes as planned, the force will complete the requirements in" tion. David Pickering, owner of Cycle Works, said a year and a half. The quality of locks broken is a key point in thick, metal U-shaped locks are nigh security and determining who is stealing vehicles, Starnes said. the best type to use. Such locks cost between $22 Brian Zattau, of the Kappa Sigma fraternity and $35. Accredit dited, it will be the fifth Ohio "The officers know they will" n Continued from page 1. department to receive the have to follow the rules to the award. The other cities include letter or risk being written up for five years, it must send an- Englewood, Cincinnati, Le- or given time off," he said. ' LIVE A LONG AND HEALTHY LIFE nual reports stating that it is banon, and Dayton. trying to improve by following The accreditation is a posi- "However, once they are in- other nonmandatory rules. tive award for the department, volved with the program their' Pope If Bowling Green is accre- Davidson said. attitudes change." C Continued from page 1. "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." Before the pope spoke, a band played the Vatican and U.S. national anthems as he shook Resident escorted to asylum i IKM CHRISTIAN CHI RCTI hands with the Reagans, greeted (Disciples ill ( hrisii three U.S.cardinals and other Officers responded to three wasn't in his office. guests and waved to the crowd. by Jared O. Wadley calls by Hetrick's ex-girlfriend Hetrick also made two threa- 875 Haskin* Road, Bonling (irveii The 4,500 people allowed to at- copy editor that he had been harrassing her tening telephone calls to his ex- tend the ceremony in a corner of and a roommate Wednesday and girlfnend after he had been ar- CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 a.m. the airport had been required to Tim Hetrick, of the 900 Block in the past. Each time, the offi- rested. WORSHIP 10:45 a.m. pass one by one through metal of South Main St., is in the St. cers advised him to leave the At 3:30 p.m. the same day, his detectors. Those who brought Vincent Mental Ward after he women alone. ex-girlfriend told police that he Students Welcome! little yellow and white paper was found guilty of disorderly After Wednesday's call, He- called her from the mental Vatican flags on wooden sticks conduct with persistence Wed- trick was stopped as he left, ar- ward. Hetrick advised her that had to tear them off and leave nesday morning. rested, prosecuted and taken to he needed help and was alone. • Haskins at Poe Road, Bowling Green the sticks behind. Hetrick, who had pleaded no jail. Before leaving for Toledo, She also said Hetrick told her "In Europe and elsewhere, we contest, was taken to the Wood he called his doctor, who said he he would get out some day, and J. Kenneth Evans, Pastor continue to place our might on County Jail, and transported to should contact another doctor. when he did, he would damage the side or human dignity," the mental ward in Toledo. The recommended doctor her car and hurt her. 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The 232,164-ton Haven, loaded and en route between Kharg and Iran's coast, ending a Mohammed Besharati, and Iraqi official Iranian embassy here for said. out of the waterway, was ambushed about 16 brief lull in the so-called "tanker war." Saadoun Hammadi were both scheduled to more than two hours yester- Banners draped outside the miles from Sir Abu Nu'ayr Island, off the Independent shipping sources said two be in Beijing yesterday for talks with day to protest arms sales to seized embassy identified the United Arab Emirates, according to the tugboats were hit in the raids, and one ap- Chinese officials on the war. Iran, and three people were group by the initials OGFPI, sources, who spoke on condition of anonym- Ently sunk. The phrase "large maritime Representatives from the warring states reported injured the national said NTB. It was not clear ity. et" is Baghdad's military term for a were also meeting with officials yesterday in news agency NTS said. what they stood for. ; The Iranians used rocket-propelled gren- er in Iranian waters. the Soviet Union, a permanent member of One person was seen being ades and machine guns, causing minor da- Iraq said it pounded Iranian cities and in- the U.N. Security Council along with China, The unidentified men sur- carried away on a stretcher, mage and a fire that apparently was quickly dustrial targets in 122 bombing missions the United States, France and Britain. rendered peacefully and were the agency reported. controlled, they said. There were no reports Wednesday, vowing to maintain the military Iran said the raids killed or wounded 105 of injuries among the crew. pressure until Iran accepts a U.N. Security civilians. It said its forces shot down three I The sources said they did not know where Council cease-fire resolution. Iraqi jets and captured a pilot during the the tanker had loaded, but noted that the Iran in turn announced yesterday it had Ozone protection urged Haven has been used by Iran to shuttle crude ordered the shelling of Iraqi military and in- Oil from its Kharg Island oil terminal in the dustrial centers in southern Iraq in retalia- Iraq says it will accept the July 20 U.N. northern gulf to a terminal at Larak Island, tion for the air raids. Security Council cease-fire resolution if Iran MONTREAL (AP) - The this week as 200 officials from in the Strait of Hormuz. does. United States, in a surprise 34 countries held preparatory The escalation of hostilities came as U.N. move criticized by environ- talks {or a Sept. 14-16 ozone mentalists, has demanded 90 conference in Montreal, percent ratification of a glo- sponsored by the United bal treaty to protect the Nations Environment Pro- earth's ozone layer from da- gram. maging chemicals. Environmentalists say the Low water levels close Perry The U.S. stance was American demand could revealed behind closed doors undermine the accord. | NORTH PERRY (AP) - Perry spokesman Glenn Heff- fuel in the reactor, Heffner said. operating at 60 percent reactor Water levels became abnorma- ner Jr. said several pumps went Water in a nuclear reactor regu- power at the time. lly - low at the Perry nuclear into "overspeed" Wednesday lates the nuclear fission process In a separate incident Wed- Gable son signs contract power plant because a pump and pumped too much water into and keeps radioactive fuel from nesday morning, plant opera- breakdown prompted an auto- the reactor, the vessel in which HOLLYWOOD (AP) - "I'm my own man," John getting so hot that it melts. tors gradually began reducing Clark Gable's son has signed Clark Gable said at a news matic shutdown, an official said uranium undergoes nuclear reactor power when a malfunc- fission. 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"Check." We will also get sick of seeing they throw on the field. The food school by offensive linemen, but by Pat Murphy "Beer and chips?" Chicago Bears* bad boy, Jim Rams and Washington Redskins sports columnist at old Municipal Stadium is pre- when he isn't lying on his back, will take the two wild card posi- "Check." McMahon, teaching us the laws tty bad and these fans are hu- he should have time to register tions. "Commence countdown." of science while selling us steak ngry not to mention a bit nuts. some earth-shaking hits. The NFC championship will The time is 12:29:55 and the fajitas. Who knows? Maybe Jim Who has ever heard of a group of Dallas, Miami and the pit the Giants ana the boys from Good-bye summer, hello fall. date is Sunday, September 13, will take a snap or two for the fans that barks at their team? Raiders will continue their San Francisco who will aveneg It's that time of the year again 1987. Bears. The poor St. Louis Cardinals downfalls as football power- last year's loss to the Giants. In when we can breathe the fresh "5-4-3-2-1, CLICK." Color analyst John Madden of won't make the playoffs again. houses and end up watching the the AFC, Seattle, Cleveland, and aroma of a Sunday afternoon, "Good afternoon and welcome CBS will scribble his way into They, along with the New Or- playoffs at home. New York will each win their re- feel the warm breezes blow to the NFL pregame show. I'm the hearts of Americans by leans Saints, have not made an Indianapolis, well, what can spective divisions with Denver through the colorful trees, and drawing himself into a tizzy try- appearance in post-season play you say. Trivia Question: Name and New England taking the bear the loud sound of crunching The familiar faces of Brent ing to explain the previous play. in the 80's. The Saints have an one player currently with the wild cards. pads. Musburger and Bob Costas ap- At the end of the season he'U outside chance at a wild card Colts? I didn't think so. The AFC championship will Ahhh, football season. pear as hosts on their respective make an appearance on the new spot, but don't hold your breath. Cincinnati Bengals coach Sam see the Browns defeat the Seah- Another National Football pregame shows. game show, "Win, Lose or Now, what we haven't seen in Wyche will coach his team out of a wks in overtime. There will be League season is here and gri- Their faces and voices signify Draw". past seasons, but will see this contention with his gimmicks. no John Elway heroics against diron fanatics everywhere are the beginning of another season. The Seattle Seahawk fans will year. His latest creation is the silent Cleveland this year. preparing for this Sunday's But these men will not be the do the wave again this year, but Bo Jackson will join the Los count at the line when crowd Lastly, Super Bowl XXI will rush. only familiar scenes this year. it's getting a bit old. Granted, Angles Raiders at midseason noise is deafening. Give me a be the Browns defeating the By my calculations, we'll have Seahawk fans are the most bois- and proceed to get crushed by break, Sam. But who will win? 49'ers 34-27 to win their first Football check-lists are being seen 7,269 beer commercials terous in the NFL, but could we defensive linemen who have Easy. In the National Football Super Bowl ever. prepared for the start of the new come Super Bowl Sunday. Of please teach them a new trick. taken offense to his comment Conference, the New York That's what we will see in season. those commercials, 3,624 will be The Washington Redskins will that he's playing football as a Giants will fight to repeat as football this year. So Pass me sponsored by Bud Light, 2,719 sell out every game again this "nobbie . Not a smart thing to champions, but won't succeed. the pretzels. Give me a Light. "Comfortable seating?" will star Joe Piscapo, and the year, t'ot too tough for a sta- say Bo. The Bears and 49'ers will at- No... (You know the rest) and "Check." remainder will be other beer dium that only seats a little I hope he has life insurance — tempt to take that right so they turn on the T.V. "T.V. remote control?" companies. more than 55,000 fans. a whole lot of it. can face the American Football I'm ready. "Check." Of course, these are rough es- The Cleveland Browns' fans Brian Bosworth, the Seahawk Conference champion in the "Click." "NFLstats book?" timations. will eat more dog biscuits than with a mohawk, will be taken to Super Bowl. The Los Angeles Soccer □ Continued from page 8. "We're healthy and hu- ngry," Nalley said. "We're BG searches for six at Owl tourney playing at home, and we need a win." by Andy Woodard The tournament has two pools May, sported a 7-23 record last ago with a 31-11 record under and Sandi Reda, PU is 1-4 this Leading the way for UL sports reporter with each team playing all four year but has not played this coach Pat Kendrick. Lynne season. are freshmen forwards, Suads from the other pool, season. They are lead by tri- Hayes and Joyce Johansen are Temple coach Sharon Daniels- George Nahorski and Ron ter that, the first and second- captains Beth Davis, Emily Ma- first team All-CAA players at Oleksak (a four-year varsity Schwitzer, who'v scored Despite the fact the Bowling place team in each pool will latesta and Sue Riley. the school. player for BG in the late 70's) three of the team's four Green volleyball team has star- {■lay, with the winners colliding UConn is 1-0 this year after a Providence coach Dick Bagge guided her team to a 18-20 goals. ted the season with an unblemi- omorrow at 9 p.m. for the 10-25 campaign last season. lead the Friars to a 41-8 record season last year. Her squad is shed 2-0 record, Falcon coach championship while the losers Coach Linda Gottlieb has a last year. 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BENEFIT ROCK-A-THON BGSU, 372-2381 Tubal Ugation. termination ot pregnency up BE DISCUSSED '17 learuring kre music from BUFF I THE It between noon end 6 PM and experience AT PABLO'S 193 S. MAIN through 10 weeks (special rales lor students ) HOOTERS, VICTORY BOULEVARD, and NEW live music from three hot benda, plus more COME SUPPORT THE KIDS By appointment 1-241-2471 CHAPTER plus lots ol games, lood. end beer gamee, food, beer, and more fun than ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Come kun the funi humens should be allowed to here! Student Group Meeting Open to majors and Sieters of AOD FOR SALE non-mators Come help us organize and plan (or ATTENTION ELEMENTARY ED MAJORS AND DON'T BE AFRAID Just wanted to let you know how much I miss PERSONALS ELEMENTARY ED-SPECIAL ED DUAL AND TO GET INVOLVED! you al I hope you "do the year up with thet the year Tuesday September 15 4 30 5 30 78 ZW Dasher Rune we! 7600 mess AC, 101 Health Center Building TRIPLE MAJORS!! Final day to apply lor Spring, Jon e University committee. Applications great Alpha Gem style' available el your residence hal Iront desk and at cassette $800 Cal 352 4636 ask for Jacqui •- IPCO MAJORS • " 1988 MEP: Thursday. Sept 17 Application Love. Jayne FATTENTION ALL RECOUETBALLERS lorms are available in Room 529 Ed Bldg 405 Student Services There will be a Racquetball Club Informa- WATCH FOR FIRST FALL MEETING DATE < 81 Honda CMc-4 door-5 speed Only 50.000 TIME IN BQ NEWS' PONT FORGET'i tional meeting Sept. lath et 900 In the Rec Dunk of Ino Month STUDENT COURT. USG Mi Stereo a Cassette $2800 Center Archery Room. CO-ED. All levels Attention al freshmen FUZZY NAVELS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS '78 Mercury Monerch-2 door automatic, air. SUNDANCE 405 STUDENT SERVICES welcome. 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Couch potatoes, eyas glued to the tuba, relax in their natural habitat. Friday/Jim Voull Don 'tjust do something; sit there! Couch Potato game requires only an 'obsessive TV habit' by Amy Houiton cial. The first player to see all their objects try Solitube? gram. wins. For those expert, card-carrying sofa The Couch Potato game is available at If you find chess requires too much con- It's reasonably simple if you are lucky spuds there is the stimulating challenge of the University Bookstore for $14.99. centration, Dungeons and Dragons too enough to be dealt the hamburger, car or REM Potato. Simply tape a series of com- much strategy and Trivial Pursuit leaves beer cards. But if you are saddled with mercial breaks on your VCR, then play a Houston is a popular culture major from you in the dust, don't panic. There's no London, Ohio. need to be left out of the gaming revo- It's reasonably simple If you are lucky enough to be dealt the lution, thanks to Couch Potato. hamburger, car or beer cards. But If you're saddled with This game requires no skills or talents, something obscure like a statue or underwear, you'd better Classical concerts only a television set and an obsessive de- sire to watch it be prepared for an eye-glazing evening. made painless for Couch Potato is an attempt by its crea- something obscure like a statue or under- regular game of Couch Potato while view- tors to give an aura of purpose and credibi- wear, you'd better be prepared for an ing them in fast forward. first time concert- lity to their favorite pastime — or at least eye-glazing evening. This latest bit of popular culture is actu- goers make some money. There are other ways to enjoy the Couch ally an advertiser's dream-come- true. Vul- The game is best played with a group. Potato game. For a shorter, fast-paced nerable souls will now be paying more at- ... Page 3 Each "potato" is dealt five cards depicting game there is Five Card Spud. Or, if your tention to a stranger's laundry crisis or an object that can be spotted in a commer- television is your only companion, why not singing toilet bowls than to the actual pro- 2 Friday alagaatne/Sept 11, 1987

RMtaurant entrepreneur Ron Chrlaa worka in lha off lea above fha dining room of nera, Carl and Jeff Mauurco. Frlday/feul Vcmon Slingora' Cafa. Chriaa recently opened fha reataurant with hla two bualnaaa part- Stinger's Cafe hoping to attract students by Kww I. Baker a.m., the group decided what had to be never run out of beer or wine, thanks to ited budget and those who are in a hurry. done that day. Each had certain responsi- the adjoining carryout. His answer to the problem is a quick bilities, too. The kitchen manager had to For a restaurant to be successful in lunch, express lunch, between classes for Looking at customers in Stinger's Cafe, test all the grills, ovens and other applian- Bowling Green, Chriss said, the main mar- students or workers on a short lunch a Perrysburg restaurant, its managing ces in the kitchen to make sure everything ket of students must be reached and break. It includes a choice of sandwiches partner saw "a lot of orange sweatshirts" worked, as well as ordering all the food. pleased, in addition to the customers from that is guaranteed to be ready in five and decided to open a similar restaurant in The manager of the bar checked all the the community. minutes. Bowling Green. bar equipment for problems and ordered He added that Stinger's Cafe intends to According to managing partner Ron all the liquor. build a good relationship with students by Chriss said he hopes to attract Falcon Chriss. "The move to Bowling Green Old stock was thrown out and the car- offering special prices. fans before football and basketball games seemed to be a natural one." ryout was "gutted," and cleaned. Because a restaurant is an expensive with a Saturday brunch, which opens at 10 Chriss did not enter the restaurant busi- a.m. Also on special are pitchers of drinks ness without experience. He managed The Originally they had planned to open the restaurant three such as Bloody Marys, margaritas and fu- Parrot and the Peacock in Bowling Green zzy navels. A Sunday buffet is also offered. before it closed and then became Trade weeks after the purchase, but with six people putting In 90 Winds. Chriss said he has the advantage of hours a week, they found themselves ahead of schedule, Stinger's has other attractions, accord- knowing the area and the different markets and moved up the opening date. ing to Chriss. He said the restaurant is the - specifically the students. Stinger's Cafe, only local restaurant that serves barbequed located at 107 State St., is Chriss' latest Thousands of cases of beer were brought business to operate, according to Chriss, ribs — and not just any ribs. The award- project. Formerly Aspen Grill and Cafe, no in, according to Chriss, in addition to he intends to be open as many hours as he winning ribs won an award two years at the major refurnishing was done to the build- many other miscellaneous items, such as can and make the most of the time. Toledo Rib-Off. ing, although some minor changes were cigarettes and canned foods. When he was planning to open the car- made to make the atmosphere more "com- The carryout opened Aug. 22, after only ryout located in front of the restaurant Stinger's is licensed to sell alcoholic fortable." To downplay the "fanciness" of three days of preparation. Seven days after early in the morning, Chriss realized that beverages on Sundays after 1 p.m. the restaurant, linen tablecloths will not be moving in, Stinger's personnel manager while employees of the carryout prepared used, Chriss said. had hired and trained 70 people, and the sandwiches to be served that day, only a Limited parking and theft are the only Chriss and his two partners, Carl and restaurant opened Aug. 31. few people would be needed to staff the problems Chriss sees in the future for Jeff Mazzurco, have been interested in It is not "having another restaurant to restaurant if it would be opened for a con- Stinger's. At the restaurant's location near opening a restaurant in Bowling Green for fall back on" that gives Chriss and his tinental breakfast. several other East Wooster Street busi- some time. Hoping they could take over partners an advantage, he says. "The busi- He said he doesn't plan to make a great nesses, parking conflicts occur. A more se- the old Trade Winds business, they found ness is not big enough to affect us that deal of money by offering the continental rious problem is theft, a problem that is the restaurant had already been sold. They way," Chriss said. He added there is no breakfast because it is a service to the stu- not as big of an issue for a restaurant not had just about given up the idea, when centralized kitchen to produce their dents. Stinger's is offering an inexpensive located in a college town. they heard one day the Aspen Grill and homemade sauces, soups and special bar- breakfast and a quiet place to spend the Cafe had closed. bequed ribs. morning, while also getting students into A $60 sign announcing the opening of Following about two weeks of negotia- He does, however, see an advantage in the restaurant for possibly the first time the restaurant was stolen only a few hours tions with the owners of the building and operating two businesses at one location and hopefully getting them to come back, after it was installed. Although Chriss real- lawyers, work began. — the carryout and the restaurant. This Chriss said. izes it is only a small number of students Originally, Chriss said, they had planned gives the operation a "labor advantage," Chriss added he wants students to "feel who participate in the theft, missing salt to open the restaurant three weeks after he said. comfortable coming in and studying at this and pepper shakers and silverware can add the purchase, but with six people putting If the restaurant is understaffed and very time." up to thousands of dollars of loss a year. in 90 hours a week, they found themselves busy, he can move a carryout employee to Chriss said he is "fighting two things by ahead of schedule, and moved up the the restaurant to help until things are opening a restaurant in Bowling Green: ■ opening date. under control. price and speed." Somehow he must Baker is a public relations major from , ALnuwtfuHuni mttHatuum day aU. < • ■• *«hns» afcm4im»vwllititiPfMl»a.iffl«i" ' FrtdnM^WScp. 11,1967 DCC 3 by David King Classically well-mannered So, you decided to attend a "classical" "No, no," they might say, "Yes, but that music concert. way the feeling of depression and guilt was Oh, I see. You are a little scared. I can A guide for first-time concert-goers downplayed by the quick tempo and eli- sion of the leading tones." see why. This is not going to be like a rock movements (follow the program and/or Maybe you are afraid of sounding stupid. concert. People like your grandmother are At this point you laugh because you come informed) is a faux pas. About stand- Learn some of the jargon (preparing ahead didn't understand a word, nor would most going to be there and you will want to ing ovations: save them for the truly great of time is beginning to sound better and make Grandma proud. of the people at the table. performances. If, at the end of a concert, better). Actually, it would be nothing like that. Listed below are some facts and tips that you are wondering whether or not you For instance, in classical music, "song" will help you enjoy the concert. You say, "Gosh, the climax was great." should stand and clap, then do not (sounds has a specific meaning and chances are if The musicians would say, "Thanks, we If at all possible, do not go alone. Take a like something my mother said before I there were no words it was not a song. date or your roommate. This way you can loved it too." started college). What was it? It was a piece, composition, You say: "What was that banging in the talk about the concert after it is over. If After you have been to a few concerts tone-poem, symphony, etude, song with- things go well, there will be lots to talk adagio?" you will know what you can get away with. out words, sonata, movement, string quar- Musicians: "Those dam trombones are about. If worse comes to worst (and it sure Just be good and enjoy yourself. tet, or something else. You can figure it can), go by yourself. One cultured person always kicking their mutes around." So, how was the concert? Now is when out from the program (kind of like the bul- Then you settle into a discussion of the having a date (or your roommate) is fun. letin in church). relative merits of a major in business ver- Co out, have some ice cream or something Here's how it works: you ask, "Wasn't sus the scandalous proceedings in an or- more potent. Talk about what you heard the third movement of the symphony awfu- chestra rehearsal. or saw. If you see one of the musicians, buy lly fast'" At this point the musicians laugh Ctmmmicmt Uumic them something (strong) and then go to because you just sounded terribly preten- King is a graduate student in music per- their table and talk to them. tious. formance from South Dakota. is better than two uncultured slobs. BE QUIET! Candy wrappers, concert programs and gold lame slippers make a lot of noise — almost as much as your Festival series to present rock to be-bop neighbors when you are trying to sleep. It by Tracy Richards is a mortal sin to unwrap anything (includ- ing your date) during a concert. Last of all From Bach to be-bop, this year's College of Musical Arts' a performance by the Pibbolus Dance Theater. It is known for (I don't want to sound like your mother) do Festival Series will offer a wide assortment of entertainers.' its unusual style of acrobatic and dance movements and has not talk unless you are dying. The series opens on Sept. 26 with pianist, bassonist and appeared on "The Tonight Show". Don't worry about what to wear. If your composer, Bill Douglas and his accompanist, Richard Stoltz- All of the shows in the Festival Series begin at 8 p.m. in the guest/date is Nelson Rockefeller or a state man, a Grammy award winning clarinetist. They perform a Moore Musical Arts Center. senator then worry, but don't let it bother wide variety of music ranging from classical to jazz. Stoltzman Tickets are also on sale for the Young Concert Artist Series. you now. Jeans are OK, and a coat and tie has been hailed by Time magazine and The New York Times Pendulum will begin the series Nov. 10. This group consists will put you among the 10 best dressed. as one of today's most remarkable instrumentalists. On OcL of the vibraphonist Ted Piltzecker and pianist Jim Hodginson. The main point is that whatever you wear 22, the Theater Chamber Players of Kennedy Center will per- The winner of the 1986 Young Artists International Audi- must be clean; remember, your grand- form. They feature a combination of new music and older tions, cellist Marcy Rosen, will perform Jan. 15, and the series mother may be there. sounds with a collection of internationally renowned singers closes with the pianist Paul Shaw on March 1. It helps to go informed Oust like a test). and instrumentalists. The Young Artist Series shows will be at the Moore Musical Find out what will be played. Imagine your "The Christmas Story" will premiere on Dec. 4. The Arts Center. Mike Mazur, a box office assistant, said many of date's amazement when you expound Waverly Consorts will be presenting this medievel drama with the subscription packets are already sold out. Subscriptions upon the innovations of the Mannheim eight singers and five instrumentalists. for the mezzanine level are almost gone, but a few remain School, knowing where the bassoons sit or The Modem Jazz Quartet will make their appearance on open on the main level. even why they sit. Feb. 2. This group is known for being together longer than Ticket discounts are available for students and senior citi- Only clap when the people around you any jazz combo. zens and are available by calling the box office at 372-8171. clap. This is not a jazz concert, so don't And the climax of the 1987-S8 series comes on April 9 with clap after every solo. Applauding between iiiiiiTiMTTuniiiiiiiiirr DOMINO'S PIZZA 1093 W M.nn SI DELIVERS 354-1401 MOD Thurs 10-9 Doubles Fri-Sal 10-10 Two MUf fO> on* IPtCtfl (XCC VIDEO Sun 10.30-7

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Copyright 1987, Bill- 8."Crushin'" The Fat Boys (Tin Pan Ap- by Evwi lUmtUd board Publications, Inc. Reprinted with ple) 9. "In the Dark" Grateful Dead permission. DALLAS (AP) — Billy Idol may have mellowed, but he's still proud to be a punk. (AristahCold (More than 500,000 units HOT SINGLES "It is definitely 10 years since punk rock happened. For a lot of people, it's some- sold.) l."I Just Cant Stop Loving You" Mi- thing they've only read about in rock 'n' roll books," Idol said in a recent interview, lO.'The Joshua Tree" U2 chael Jackson (Epic) as he neared the end of his U.S. tour before heading for Australia. 2."Didn't We Almost Have It AIT Whit- (Islaiid)-I'latinum "The fact that there are a few people like me around does sort of keep that atti- COUNTRY SINGLES ney Houston (Arista) tude and spirit going. But it has transformed itself as an ongoing thing that's just as l.'This Crazy Love" The Oak Ridge 3."La Bamba" Los Lobos (Slash) alive in 1987 as it was in 1977." Boys (MCA) 4 Mere I Go Again" Whitesnake (Gef- The 31-year-old Idol has changed also. Critics say his latest album, "Whiplash 2.'Three Time Loser" Dan Seals (EMI- fen) Smile." is his most human and vulnerable effort, an emotional departure from his America) three earlier records which portrayed him as a rock 'n' roll bully. 3."You Again" The Forester Sisters The change in image was widely noticed by critics when "Whiplash Smile" was (Warner Bros.) released last fall with its hit singles, "To Be a Lover" and the lyrical ballad, "Sweet 4."The Way We Make a Broken Heart" Sixteen." Rosanne Cash (Columbia) "Rebel Yell." Idol's 1984 Grammy-nominated album, had the hits "Eyes With- PmpWkmmkt 5."Fishin' in the Dark" Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Warner Bros.) out a Face" and "Rebel Yell" and went double platinum in the United States. With the LP, he became "established," a survivor of punk rock. 5. "When Smokey Sings" ABC (Mercury) 6.'TU Be Your Baby Tonight" Judy 6. "Doing It All For My Baby" Huey Rodman (MTM) Since going solo in 1981, he has at times fought the music industry in defense of Lewis & The News (Chrysalis) 7."I Want to Know You Before We his own development He waited two years between albums because he didn't want 7."Can't We Try'- Dan Hill (Columbia) Make Love" Conway Twitty (MCA) to rush one out to please the record company, a mistake he said led to the demise of Generation X. 8."l Heard a Rumour" Bananarama 8."Crazy Over You" Foster and Lloyd (London) (RCA) "That's really a punk rock attitude," Idol said. "It's to bring back that sort of 9."Lost in Emotion" Lisa Lisa & Cult 9."Daddies Need to Grow Up Too" The need for artists to respect their own rights, rather than carelessly throwing them Jam (Columbia) O'Kanes (Columbia) away to a record company or some kind of system they don't like." lO.'Touch of Grey" Grateful Dead lO.'Love Reunited" The Desert Rose Idol accepts the punk roots he secured in Generation X with pride. (Arista) Band (MCA-Curb) "It's fantastic to think that what we said in 1977 is true," he said. "You can break TOP LP'S ADULT CONTEMPORARY SINGLES into the music world when there's a stranglehold. You can start new movements l."'La Bamba' Soundtrack" (Slash) 1. "Didn't We Almost Have It All" Whit- and they will keep going. They won't necessarily self-destruct even if the original 2."Whitney" Whitney Houston ney Houston (Arista) groups did. The difficult thing is to impart the spirit that it had. And I was definitely (Arista)-Platinum (More than 1 million 2."I Just Can't Stop Loving You" Mi- a part of it. units sold.) chael Jackson (Epic) "Punk rock isn't dead. It just smells funny." 3."Whitesnake" Whitesnake (Gef- 3."One Heartbeat" Smokey Robinson fen>-Platinum (Motown) 7."Love Power" Dionne Warwick & Jef- 4."Lost In Emotion" Lisa Lisa & Cult 4."Hysteria" Def Leppard (Mercury) 4. "Doing It All For My Baby" Huey frey Osborne (Arista) Jam (Columbia) 5."Bad Animals" Heart (Capi- Lewis & The News (Chrysalis) 8."When Smokey Sings" ABC (Mercury) 5."Didn't We Almost Have It All" Whit- tol)-Platinum 5."La Bamba" Los Lobos (Slash) 9."No One In the World" Anita Baker ney Houston (Arista) 6. "Bigger and Deffer" LL. Cool J (Def 6."Lonely In Love" Dan Fogelberg (Full (Elektra) 6."No One In the World" Anita Baker Jam)-Platinum Moon-Epic) 10."Who"s That Girl" Madonna (Sire) (Elektra) *sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss 7. "A Rush On Me" Stephanie Mills BLACK SINGLES (MCA) 1 ."I Just Can't Stop Loving You" Mi- 8."How Soon We Forget" Colonel 1987 chael Jackson (Epic) Abrams (MCA) 2."I Need Love" LL. Cool J (Def Jam) 9. "Casanova" Levert (Atlantic) 3."'Love Is a House" Force M.D.'s (To- 10."Wipeout" Fat Boys & The Beach DRY DOCK GRAND mmy Boy) Boys (Tin Pan Apple) MtMiiiili i i i i t l i 1 i 1 t 1 OPENING THE SEARCH IS NOW ONI "1988 MISS OHIO USA* PAGEANT" 1: NO PERFORMING TALENT REQUIRED If you are an applicant who qualifies and are Saturday. September 12th between the ages of 17 and under 25 by February I. 1966, never married and at least a six month I resident of Ohio, thus college dorm students are eligible, you could be Ohio's representative at the i Doors Open 9pm. - iam. CBS nationally televised Miss USA* Pageant in February to compete for over $175,000 in cash i and prizes. The Miss Ohio USA* Pageant for 1988 will be presented in the Grand Ballroom of the Marriott North Hotel in Columbus, Ohio, i Food - Music - Drinks November 27, 28 and 29, 1987. The new Miss Ohio USA* along with her expense paid trip to compete in the CBS nationally televised Miss USA* Pageant, will receive a $1,000 cash scholarship and will select a $1,000 wardrobe No Cover Charge Hallla Bonnell among her many prizes. All girls interested in 1 Mlti Ohio USA ■ 1987 competing for the title must write to: 1988 Miss Ohio USA" Pageant i c/o Trl-State Headquarters - Dept. CA, Located in: The Galley 347 Locust Avenue, Washington, PA 15301. Formerly: The Mid-Am Room (Phone 412/225-5343) Application Deadline Is October lit, 1987. :'l in the basement of Harshman Letter* MUST include a recent mapihot, -T- brief biography and phone number. w •Mlu USA' /» pert of toe fimlly of Paramount Pictures Corporation. 1 Miss Ohio USA' Is "A CarVern Production" 1 Students Use Your Food Coupons iiiiMiiiilliiiiii.il i Friday Magutoc/Scpt 11. 1987 inn 5 Culinary delights from a hot pot by PtgJM Bricfciw ble for dorm use and are handy for apart- flavor. 1 can of cream of chicken soup. ment living as well. Most people think hot 1 8 oz. package of mozzarella cheese. 1 small can of mushrooms (optional for After one and a half weeks of being back pots are for hot cocoa, tea, coffee and Fill hot pot Vi full with water. Bring to a you mushroom-haters!) in school, most students are beginning to other such hot drinks only. boil and add the broken lasagna noodles. Place two cups of water in hot pot Add get used to the typical college culinary Boil until tender, about 10 to 15 minutes. one cup of noodles, and boil for 10 to 15 scene. The secret is that virtually anything that Add 'h jar of spaghetti sauce (more or less, minutes, until tender. Drain the mush- While off-campus students do have more according to preference) and stir well. rooms and add, along with the can of accessible cooking facilities than on- Place W package of mozzarella cheese-on cream of chicken soup, to the noodles. campus students, lack of time and a small top. Place sheet of foil loosely over top of Continue to cook until heated through. budget are often the reasons for consum- hot pot and continue to cook slowly until Serves about two to three. ing peanut butter and jelly sandwiches Food cheese is melted, about five minutes. Ser- These recipes include ingredients that three times a day, seven days a week. ves two. can be bought in small quantities, with the For on-campus students in particular, MEXICALLI CHICKEN AND RICE extras stored in your compact refrigerator there are coupon books and dorm grub, can be made in a saucepan on the stove Ingredients: for another hot pot meal. Also, all of these but somehow, after several weeks, even the can be made in a hot pot. 1 can (4-5 oz.) of chicken. recipes take fewer than 30 minutes to luxury of fast food and junk food machines When experiencing the joy of dorm liv- 1 package of rice, Mexican flavor. make. begins to wear off. Your body begins to ing, students can become experts in gour- Follow directions on rice package. While The next time you and your roommate give you not-so-subtle hints that maybe, met hot-pot cooking. Here are some hot the rice is cooking, drain the water off of absolutely refuse to eat campus food, fast just maybe, this was not the greatest stuff. pot favorites: the chicken. After rice is tender, add the food, or junk food, try one of these hot pot You can't help but wonder if there is any HOTPOTLASAGNA can of chicken and stir well. Cook until favorites. possible alternative. The modern-day mir- Ingredients: heated through. Serves from three to four. Next week: Variations on Mac-n-Cheese. acle of the hot pot can make any college 3 lasagna noodles, each broken into HEARTY NOODLES student's life much easier. thirds. Ingredients: Brickner is a graphic design major from Believe it or not, hot pots are permissi- 1 small jar of spaghetti sauce, beef r1 package of wide egg noodles. New Riegel. Ohio. 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WHO'S THAT GIRL CURSE // Stxtnsored by Sot/Sun 115 3:20.- Sol/Sun 1:10 3:35 Evenings 6 50 9 >D Evenings 7 05 9 30 R CARE ENTRY FORM STAKE- BARBARIANS Name OUT ENDS SEPT. 17th BEARS Address Sot/Sun 1 00 3 25 Sal/Sun OMV Phone Number Evenings' :• Mi •' (5 1 20 3 30 Return to BG News Editorial Office, 214 West Hall, BGSU. 6 DOG Friday llagaxlne/Sept. 11. 1987 Free Wheelin' Student's quirky convertible is a real eye-catcher byTinaOndcr Previously an MG owner, Shaffer is used to the attention a small, sporty car often 77ii$ is the first of an occasional series of receives. Even so, she says she is constan- stories about students and their cars. tly surprised at how many admiring looks and comments she gets when driving the You might see University student Julie Tiger. Shaffer flying overhead or perhaps flying down the road in her 1966 red Sunbeam Tiger. Friday/Paul Vernon The junior aerotechnology major from Ju Sn,n r how h r _ . ._ . «»_fc^»f- "• » » * o** » »P<>rty rad Sunbeam Tiger. The junior aarotechnology Medina is happiest when she's going over HOC JUS! • sajrc OI wammm major's car Is ona ol only 6,000 Sunbeam Tigers In tha United Statei. 90 mph and feeling free. Her major and convertible offer both. "Especially other owners of Tigers come After leaving her lights on, Shaffer asked Shaffer also dislikes the fact that the car up to me," Shaffer remarked. Since there a friend to help jump start the car. "He has only an AM radio. are less than 6,000 Sunbeam Tigers in the came over and I popped the hood but But the eight cylinder engine makes it United States, it's almost like a club. When neither one of us could find the battery," easy to go as fast as Shaffer wants, which is you see another one, you honk or wave." Shaffer said. often, and she admits that the Tiger is The Sunbeam Tiger is European made, "nice to have on weekends." and therefore has a few unusual features, "I felt stupid not even knowing where With only 50,000 miles on the Tiger, as Shaffer is quickly finding out. the battery was in my own car. I finally Shaffer has many more miles, looks and The blinker switch is on the right hand found it in the trunk," she said. quirks to enjoy. Whether she will be able side of the steering wheel and the emer- The Tiger has a few other quirks as well. to keep the car from leaving the ground or gency brake is located on the driver's seat. The passenger door doesn't shut com- not is the only question. Shaffer recently discovered that the battery pletely when it's raining, and the windows is also in an unusual place. never roll up all the way. Onder is a graduate student in English. Dorm decorating at its best...worst? by Christopher J. Dewson too bad. orations, no mess, no filth! I decided to But something was wrong with my new remedy that quickly with that sense of dec- Living at college is quite interesting. It is room. It wasn't quite home yet, and it was orating all men get after polishing off a especially interesting for me because I am devoid of all creature comforts. case of beer. a freshman and beginning my first of two Sure we had new carpeting, and I must 1 should warn you that this entire col- required years in on-campus housing. say the stuff soaks up the beer spills like umn is concerned with guys' rooms. Girls This means I get to enjoy a spacious you would not believe. The walls are fre- are good at decorating, but they go about ^ luxury suite. Actually, it's more or less a shly painted, though the color looks too it the wrong way. Walk into most girls' r It ffccHearf'ex phone booth in Harshman Quad and I'm much like cream of broccoli soup. rooms and you'll see what I mean. Their (V ...,n^. Q* ^ d crammed in there with another fortunate I did eventually hit on what was missing rooms are just too cute. There are the cute See Dorm, page 7. I This time Cheech is not just i soul. He does shower frequently, so it's not from the room. There were no dec- ■ Ion the wrong side of the law.I He's on the wrong side of the line. The Sisters of ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ate proud to announce their

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O F T HE U N I V E R S ^ InalK-ei Action Motion r>tctur*j AT 2:00 t 4:00 pm \vu Friday Magazlnc/Scpt II. 1987 ODD 7 "Stakeout" rates high in comedy, action by CreJg Wagner want to be entertained for two hours. If (Madeleine Stowe), in Seattle, Wash. Two "Stakeout" to please most moviegoers. you are looking for anything deeper, forget Seattle detectives, Chris Lecce (Richard Badham and Dreyfuss save what amounts it Dreyfuss) and Bill eimers (Emilio Estevez) to an unoriginal script by Jim Kouf. In- Helping to round out the 1987 summer After convicted cop-killer Richard are assigned to surveillance duty across the deed, most everything in this film has been movie season is still another forgettable, "Stick" Montgomery (Aidan Quinn) es- street from the attractive Maria's apart- seen before. However, "Stakeouf'is far yet well-made, comedy-thriller. capes from a Wyoming prison, authorities ment The element of romance is added from boring, and it flows quite well with "Stakeout", directed by John Badham guess that he will return to the home of his when Chris, posing as a repairman in order Badham's directing and Dreyfuss' usual ("WarGames"), will satisfy those who only former girlfriend, Maria McGuire to wiretap Maria's telephone, falls in love wit Aidan Quinn also gives a strong per- with her (and she with him). formance as the tough and menacing cri- Obviously, two cops pent up with each minal, and Estevez plays a good support- Dorm other for 12-hour shifts can provide several ing role. In the final analysis. "Stakeout" lively and humorous moments of discus- rates higher than any of the other come- ■(Continued from page 6) The "other" category usually includes stuffed animals, the cute inspirational pos- cars, movie posters and posters of rock ters, the cute guy posters, the cute beds- groups. Entries in this category must carry preads, and even the occasionally cute oc- the approval of your immediate peers and cupants. must not be cute. It's getting so bad that most girls' rooms Posters are one of the most important should have a big sign on the door that parts of a guy's room and have been since reads "WARNING-GIRL'S ROOM. THE early man. Look at the caveman's cave. SURGEON GENERAL OF THE U.S. HAS Since posters and beer weren't invented in IDENTIFIED THIS ROOM AS BEINC prehistoric years and seminude women CUTE. ANYONE ENTERING THIS were so common as to be boring, early ROOM WHO IS ALLERGIC TO CUTE IS man drew pictures of animals — usually ADVISED TO WEAR SAFETY GOG- buffalo — since Spuds Mackenzie wasn't GLES". around. No, we're talking about the domain of All through history, the poster or the the male here. The first question to be as- wallhanging has played an important part ked is "To loft or not to loft?" To answer in the life of man. How can a man invite a that requires more questions, such as "Do girl up to his place to see his etchings if he we need the room? Do we want the conven- doesn't have any? Photo/Richard Corman ience of the extra space? Do we have one- Now that the posters are up and the beer Richard Drayfusa and Emilio Ettavaz star as datactivas In tha film "Stakaout." hundred bucks?" is in the 'fridge, the potential dormitory Personally, I have a bunk bed. We didn't DaVinci should add a few final accessories have the hundred bucks. However, even a such as a million-watt stereo, neon beer sion. However, the exchanges between dy-thriller cop movies of the summer — bunk bed gives you plenty of room for a signs and large cutouts of Bartles & Dreyfuss and Estevez are often adolescent and that includes "Beverly Hills Cop II." couch, which is a major necessity. Jaymes or Elvira. Then and only then can in nature. The most amusing and suspen- The couch should be used and pretty he step back and complete the decorating seful situations occur when Chris jeopar- "Stakeout," rated R for language, vio- badly beaten up. If it isn't, it will end up final exam: dizes the entire police operation with his lence, and nudity, is now playing at the that way at the end of the year anyhow. 1. Is it comfortable? growing infatuation with Maria. Of course, Woodland Mall Cinema. Running time: Another advantage of a beat-up couch is 2. Is it functional? the routine car chases, shootings, and fist- two hours. you won't be too terribly concerned when 3. Is it a mess? fights are thrown in, as well as a final con- someone spills beer on it. It also should be 4. Will the University call out the frontation between Montgomery and the long enough to sleep on (for naps, friends National Guard to clean the room at the police. Wagner is a journalism major from Find- to crash on and safe sex). A color TV, a end of the year? There is plenty of action and comedy in by. VCR and a microwave are helpful, too. A 5. Will Gov. Richard Celeste declare the refrigerator should also rank high on your room to be a disaster area? list of things to get because where else are 6. Will society rate the room as the THE BG NEWS you going to store the beer, chip dip and eighth wonder of the world - the only hole whipped cream? ■ above ground? Once those really tough decisions about 7. Will mothers enter the room ONLY if lofts, couches and the like have been they are wearing a decontamination suit, made, it's time to get really serious about holding a cross in front of them, with a gun decorating the room. First priority should pointed at their heads? be given to posters. For a guy, they should If you can answer "yes" to all of the fall into these categories: beer and alcohol, questions, then congratulations are in or- seminude women, combinations of the two der. You may now call your room "home." and other. 8 UOD Friday Magazine/Sept. | J, 1987

Sept. 11 — Jazz guitarist George Ben- Sept 13 — Pam Ryan will present a Sept. 16 — Paul Hunt, faculty mem- more information, call 241-1272. son will make his sixth Blossom appear- viola recital at 8 p.m. in Bryan Recital ber, will present a trombone recital at 8 Salemo-Sonnenberg will play the ance tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets are on Hall of the Moore Musical Arts Center. p.m. in Bryan Recital Hall of the Moore Brahms Violin Concerto. sale now and are $15 (pavilion) and $11 Musical Arts Center. Sept 18-20 — Three encore perform- (lawn). Sept. 18,19 — A concert by violinist ances of "Grease, "will be presented by Recently, Benson teamed with his Naaja SalemoSonnenbergwtt open the the Bowling Green Summer Theater at 8 former protege, guitarist Earl Klugh, on 1987-88 Toledo Symphony Classics Ser- p.m. on Sept. 18 and 19, and at a 3 p.m. an album titled "Collaboration." That ies. The performance will begin at 8 p.m. matinee Sept 20 in Kobacker Hall of the record is currently 1 on Billboard's jazz in the Peristyle of the Toledo Museum of Moore Musical Arts Center. Tickets are album charts. This is the first faculty recital of the year. Art Ticket are $7 to $19 and may be $5, $7, and $9 for adults, and can be Tickets are on sale now at Blossom Sept. 14,15 —Auditions for "Ohio ordered by mail with a check or money purchased at the Musical Arts Center Music Center, Severance Hall and all Town" by Helen Santmyer will be held order from: Toledo Symphony, One box office from noon to 6 p.m. Monday Ticketron outlets. Tickets may also be aa 7:00 p.m. in 400 University Hall. Di- Stranahan Square, Toledo, Ohio through Friday. Tickets can also be re- charged to VISA or MasterCard by call- rector: Dr. Ronald Shields. Performance 43604-14%. To order by phone and served by calling the box office at ing 1-800-362-0400. dates are November 13 and 14. charge to Visa or MasterCard, or for 372-8171.

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