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Friday, April 26,1985THE J3Q. NEWS Vol. 67 Issue 117 City, University plan for weekend parties

by Janet Pavaako THE MEMORANDUM stated that all reporter Harshman quad parameter doors will be locked at noon, and everyone will have to enter the building Weekend campus events are resulting In the from the main door. increase of security measures from Residence "Anyone other than non-residents will have to Life and from Public Safety. be escorted by a resident of the respective build- "Anytime you host a major event, such as ing they are entering," the memorandum stated. Springfest, non-students are attracted to our cam- "All those entering the building to eat in our pus which is a concern to residence life," said dining facilities willbe asked 'why are you here?', Fayetta Paulsen, assistant vice-president for stu- and it they are here to eat, they will only be dent affairs. "We are concerned about keeping required to sign in." trespassers out of the buildings, especially those buildings adjacent to the events." Additional night staff shifts will run from noon Paulsen said that staff members have been to 6 p.m., and 6 p.m. to midnight, the memoran- asked to be in the buildings as much as possible dum stated. Normal shifts begin from 10 p.m. to 4 this weekend. a.m. for the night guards, and from midnight to 6 "We are requiring that all staff be in the a.m. for the night clerks. buildings after 10 p.m. Saturday night," she said. Dean Gerkens, associate director, department "Any other security measures are up to the of public safety, said that additional security individual residence halls." measures depend on the anticipated crowds. According to an April IS memorandum from "With all the activities, we will be beefing up Vera Lee Byrd, Harshman assistant hall director, security; normally we have two or three officers to Harshman night staff members, 16 additional on weekend duty. This weekend we will have five temporary shifts have been created to "beef up" extra officers on duty," Gerkens said. "I don't security because of the anticipated problems that look for Springfest to bring in people from To- may arise. ledo," Products need market Glenn: New uses for crops should be developed WASHINGTON (AP) -In a decrease in per-capita farm products by the bid to spark increased demand consumption of meat products Agricultural Research Service for U.S. farm products, Sen. since 1970. amounts to only $5 million out of John Glenn, D-Ohio, said yester- "These clouds over future a total 1964 budget of $474 day he will introduce legislation growth of traditional outlets for million, he said. aimed at developing new non- U.S. farm products suggest that Glenn said his bill would food uses for crops. a near-term recovery in direct $93 million to ARS and for Included in the five-year, $100 agriculture is unlikely," Glenn matching competitive grants at million federal program is said, adding that non-food uses the Cooperative State Research $180,000 a year to establish a of farm products offer the Service. About $6 million in research center at Ohio State potential to increase demand. matching funds would go to University. THE SENATOR SAID corn is farm organizations. Glenn told the Senate currently being used to make Glenn also said $150,000 a year Agriculture, Nutrition and paper products, building in matching funds would be Forestry Committee that there material, textiles and adhesives earmarked to establish a center are signs the declining export and that between 3 billion and 5 at Ohio State to study the /SuMn market may not provide the billion pounds of fats and oils are economics of developing and Flower child ^""" °- demand farmers need. used in other non-food products. marketing new, non-food uses of Joleen Mllllron glues the final touches on the flower she was making during "arts and crafts night" at He also noted the lack of "But I believe we have just farm products. Woodlane School sponsored by the Wood County Board of Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. growth in domestic per-capita begun to scratch the surface of Total federal funding for the The recreation nights are led by Kelley Clark with the help of volunteers from the University. See story consumption of food products in what is possible," he said. center over the five-year period and photos on page 5. the past 10 years and the Research on non-food uses of would be nearly $800,000. Fall USG positions still available by Nancy Boetwick District and off-campus representa- they'll get out of it -both for their representative, he said. tisements in the News or come to the staff reporter tives are responsible for being aware of constituents and personally," he said. ''Another reason we have the elec- first USG meeting next fall, which will the needs of the students they represent THESE POSITIONS will be open to tions in the fall is that it gives the probably be held the second week of University students who did not run and to vote for issues in USG in the way any undergraduate University student freshmen a chance to get involved," classes, McGreevey said. as candidates in the USG Spring elec- they believe the people they represent and the elections will be held prior to McGreevey said. These students will then have to set a tions still have the opportunity to be would vote, he said. These representa- the fifth week of classes, McGreevey Members of USG will be talking to petition for candidacy from the USG involved in USG next tall, according to tives will also sit on a USG committee said. freshmen about getting involved in office and campaign in their respective Michael McGreevey, USG president- and will have the opportunity to chair a The elections are held in the fall USG at the pre-registranon and fresh- districts, he said. elect. committee, be said. because many students do not know men orientation programs, he said. Students who want to get involved, Students may campaign for one of The minimum amount of time it until then where they will be living, he USG members will also be talking with without running for an office, may sit the five Undergraduate Student Gov- takes to be involved in USG is about said. resident advisers during the resident on committees or work as an assistant ernment district representative posi- three hours, but can take more time if Only people who live in the specific adviser orientation program in the fall, to the committee, he said. These stu- tions or for one ot five off-campus the student chooses to become more district can elect a district representa- he said. dents do not have voting power, but can representative positions, depending on involved, McGreevey said. tive, and only students living off cam- Students who want to run in next help with various committee projects, where they live next fall, he said. "The more they put in to it, the more pus may vote for an off-campus fall's elections should watch for adver- he said. Injured students Couple creates BGSCI game Knowledge of Mrs. Pearson works as a coordi- "If we did everything, it (the EACH QUESTION will have a listed as 'stable* nator of litter control promotion game) wouldn't reflect the stu- multiple choice structure. for the city of Bowling Green. dents. We want to invite stu- About a year ago, tbe Pear- campus history, So far, the Pearsons have gen- dents to submit questions" for sons asked the alumni center if by Tenta TaranrJno on the driver's side, causing it erated about 100 definite ques- the game, she said. they were interested in backing staff reporter to overturn. events tested tions and 300 possible questions Students can submit questions the game, but they were only for the game which will possibly without the answers, or both able to fund a few projects for Pease, from Berea, the go on sale around the time of questions and answers. the anniversary celebration. Th» two University sta- driver of the car, and Royer, by April McCWUn I injured In Wednesday reporter With the end of the school year The project was presented re- t's train collision an a passenger from Eacbd, But the Pearsons are a long approaching, gathering ques- cently to the anniversary com- in stable condition. ware both thrown from the What was tbe original nick- way from their goal of compiling tions through students may be mittee, who were enthusiastic car. name for the University's ath- 1,000 questions for the game quite difficult. about the idea, but at this time letic teams before they were because of a lack of manpower "It's kind of hard to involve lack the means to fund tbe pro- The train whistle and warn- named the Falcons? Which Uni- and the time that it takes to students with only a few weeks ject The students, Garry Pease, ing lights were operating at versity President served tbe research for the questions. left," Mr. Pearson said. ."It THE PEARSONS said they 4«7S.Stm«utSt. art Cathe- tbetm»eofthea«ddent. longest term? Which served the "Tbe problem with doing a would be great to find some are not working on this project rine Royer. 806 Tbonttn St, Pease waa died for failure shortest term? trivia game is there are quite a class that would help do tbe to gain a profit, but as a service were traveling westbound on to yield the right of way. If you answered tbe Normals, bit of questions involved in one project over tbe summer." toffieUiuversity. Fraaee Avenue whan thelr Awarding to city police, Homer B Williams (tbe longest- game,'' Mr. Pearson said. Tbe game will consist of 1,000 "We are doing this aa a serv- car was struck by a train this is the first car-train aces- serving president), and Ray- THE PEARSONS hope to gain questions distibuted among six ice protect. We want to offer our beading northbound, accorrj- dent this year to occur in the mond E. Offenhauer (the short- tbe help of campus organiza- categories which are: history, expertise and as coordinators ing to a city police report est-serving president), you'd do tions, faculty and staff to gener- which Includes dates and provide activities for tbe anni- Praaee Avenue craat- well at a trivia game being de- ate questions for the game. events; people and places; versary," she said. Accerdfata to tbe report, Hie in« is rrt one of tbe creasing* veloped by Mike and Gayl Pear- "We want the groups to be sports; college and social life, Anyone interested In submtt- train waa traveling at 30 scheduled by ConraB to have son to commemorate the Inspired to brainstorm for ques- which Includes questions about ' is for the game or mflta per hour whan It col- Kates erected, according to University's 75th anniversary tions," Mrs. Pearson said.^It's campus offices and organiza- their time should Dave Barber, Bowimg Green important to get representation tions; and a miscellaneous cat- contact the Pearsons at 14 Dar- lided wlft the auto. The train nest academic year. Gre struck tbe car's treat fender director of PuMIc Works. Mr. Pearson Is a professor of (ran a variety of people and egory with "believe it or not" jy*-JffiS* «. Ohio, - marketing at the University and subjects." type questions. BG Newi/Aprfl M, 19851 -Editorial The obnoxious Turner Too bad he won't accomplish CBS takeover Aid nix praised done. by Bill Melden No self-respecting jackass righteous yahoos who run the networks, and banked on his would buy a major league base- television networks. Hypocrisy hunch by bouncing his Atlanta Hats off to the House. Truth, it is said, is stranger ball team, and then appoint him- and false piety have long been station, WTBS, off a satellite than fiction, and the CBS exec- self manager, donning a considered the exclusive prov- and into American homes from Following two days of debate, the House of utives who gave us "Dallas" are uniform and stomping around ince of some of the critics of oil-slick to shining oil-slick. It Representatives dashea President Reagan's hopes now fighting for their corporate the infield, cursing and scream- television, such as Jerry Falwell was Turner who, when the net- of sending $14 million to the contras - anti-Sandi- lives against a man who makes ing, until the baseball commis- and Jesse Helms. works were giving their usual lip nista government rebels - in Nicaragua. J.R. Ewing look like an inept, sioner jerked him out of the In point of fact, however, the service to the importance of Reagan isn't giving up. He plans to appeal to sniveling wimp. The attempt by game; nor would any honorable executives of the three major television news, created a 24 Atlanta's Ted Turner to buy a jackass bray about the need for networks have proven them- hour, nationwide news service, Congress at the start of the new fiscal year next fall controlling interest in CBS is "'clean, family entertainment" selves to be more sanctimo- the Cable News Network. Nei- asking for $28 million in military aid to send to the instructive at several levels, and then boast, in the pages of nious, and infinitely more ther of these ventures will earn contras. particularly in the insight it Playboy, about his fondness for snobbish, than any of their de- Turner a Nobel Prize, but they Reagan, like the contras, is fighting a losing gives us into the incredible arro- fhotographing nude women. No, tractors. And Ted Turner, for all have proven to be worthwhile battle. gance of the fat-cats who run the ed Turner is sui generis, one 01 his high-powered, high-pressure enterprises which, even in the entertainment and news media a kind, for which we can all be ego-tripping, is proving himself judgment of Turner's enemies, The president, who pressed for military aid in this country. grateful, although none will be to be a more constructive, more have filled some genuine needs. agreed earlier this week to limit his proposed $14 so grateful as the executives of creative force in the broadcast million in aid for food and medicine for the contras. Let me make myself clear at CBS. industry than any of the spoiled This doesn't cut much ice with We believe, however, that Reagan will have little the very outset: I regard Ted brats in New York or Hollywood. the moral giants who run CBS, control over how the aid is spent once it reaches Turner as one of the two or three As obnoxious as Ted Turner however. At a recent news con- biggest jackasses in America. may be, however, his personal- It was Turner, after all. who ference, CBS chairman Thoman Nicaragua. To say this, of course, is to run ity (if such it can be called) is perceived that there might be a Wyman solemnly pronounced Reagan showed a lot of nerve in asking for the $14 the risk of a libel suit by the oituy one factor to be considered rather sizeable audience for Turner "morally unfit" to own a million in foreign aid at a time when he is receiving Jackass Anti-Defamation in the battle for the soul (such as something other than the soft- major network, which, as they pressure to trim our own budget deficit. Reagan League, for no four-legged jack- it is) of CBS. One must also take core porn and hard-core vio- say down home, is rather like a himself asked the American public Wednesday ass would be caught dead doing into account the greed, intransi- lence offered by the program- skunk criticizing a possum for some of the things Turner has gence, and conceit of the self- ming wizards of the major having bad breath. (Wyman's night to lobby Congress to support the Republican- comment, so astonishingly arro- proposed budget cuts which include cuts in Social gant, will be inscribed in the Security increases and elimination of several do- Pharisee's Hall of Fame, right mestic aid programs. next to Geraldine Ferraro's de- The $14 million would be better spent elsewhere - nunciation of Ronald Reagan's in the United States. Christianity.) Also, some skeptics of Reagan's foreign affairs Morality is hardly the issue, policies say the tabled $14 million aid package but if it were, one might conceiv- could have been a step toward U.S. military in- ably find a more credible au- volvement in Central America, resembling another thority than an American Vietnam. network executive. One does not ED to a brothel to receive lessons "So far we've done just about everything we did i chaste behavior. in Vietnam. We've backed and filled our way into a Turner's takeover bid will corner," by putting so much emphasis on aid to the probably not succeed, at least in contras, said Mark Helmke, spokesman for Sen. the immediate future, and that is a real pity. Can anyone imag- Richard Lugar (R-Indiana). ine that he would be less respon- Government officials should realize that we will sible than the executives who be backed further into the corner if Reagan gets his ok'd "The Uncounted Enemy " way and sends $28 million to the contras next fall. thus laying CBS open to a multi- million dollar libel suit? Can anyone suppose that he would be less creative or less innovative than the purveyors of "Knots Landing" or "Diary of a Teen- age Hitchhiker"? I think not, And music, too and I'm longing for the day when Turner teams up with cor- by DiannaBorsI "Under my thumb..." or "You porate raider T. Boone Pickens can't leave, it will be the last to really grab the reins of CBS. Feminists are often told that thing you ever do..." they may they take advertising and its identify with the woman the When that happens, both the images too seriously. We are song refers to. Not because this shareholders of CBS and the told that the advertising has particular song applies to them viewers of American television aesthetic value or that the ad- But because they are women and will have something to cheer vertisers don't really mean to identify with other women. about, even as the Thoman Wy- degrade women. Often you hear In commercials when they see mans and Dan Rathers slink off that people realize that the ste- women overly concerned with to the fever swamps where they reotypes are just that and don't ring around the collar or clean belong. Ted Turner is a buffoon, apply them to any real women. laundry, women may be of- but he is not a stupid buffoon, So when feminists attack music, fended. Not because they them- . and sitting in his Atlanta office, the rest of society draws the selves are concerned with those he has clicked the button on his line. issues. Possibly they may think remote-control and brought into the women in the ads might very clear focus the hypocrisy represent all women to some and greed of the elitist rascals of people and they will be identi- fied with these stereotypes. Manhattan and points west. Then some day in the future a Bill Melden, an instructional The 51% Minority husband or roommate will be assistant at the University Writ- surprised that they don't care if ing Center, is from Chattanooga, the whites are really white. Tenn. At the movies women see many roles: sex symbol, mother, girlfriend. Or once again,we see the woman resist the man's advances only to fall deeply in love when he forces his affections on her. Women are Send us your contributions A recent song of women's mu- not angry because this partic- Send all contributions in care by Benjamin J. Marrlson Frieda and Freddie Falcon ... says on the Statue of Liberty?: sic has the lyrics, "Boys are ular woman has chosen to play hey, what about the "Big 0" "Give me your poor, your tired, of Teresa Perretti or Benjamin thugs ... They grow up to be this part in a creative endeavor. and Teresa Perrettl (PaulOlscamp)? your huddled masses ..." Marrison to the The BG News cowboys, like Reagan or John A woman may be angry or office, 106 University Hall, There comes a time, when we As soon as we decide on our "Ooohh, send them your heart Wayne ..." When I played this afraid that all men will come to celebrities, we'll have to decide (or wallet)." Bowling Green, Ohio 43403. music for a male friend as a believe that all women are like heed a certain call, when the who will wear the sequined joke, he didn't laugh. Not even a the women in the movies. world, must come together as Like any good ole' American, one... glove and sunglasses. we accept Mastercard, Visa and This article is a satirical look chuckle. Now multiply these images by Any volunteers to dye and how many songs you hear in an any other major credit card as at the efforts of musicians Finally a lengthy silence OK, students, it's time to jump butcher their hair? How 'bout well as cash and traveler's around the world raising money ended when he saidhe didn't like hour, a day, a week, a lifetime. on the music bandwagon. red, purple and orange striped, By how many commercials checks. for Africa. Teresa and Benjamin it. He didn't like being called a You've probably all heard of styled in a mohawk? President If you have pennies or loose fully endorse any project to aid thug. I tried to explain that he you'll see in print, television, "USA for Africa"' and "Band Olscamp, think the Board of wasn't being called a thug, just billboards, ana so forth. By how change, please make sure they in the saving of lives in that Aid"; well, we want to bring the Trustees would mind? are wrapped. country, and the world. "boys" are thugs. Not him in many movies you will see. Real- "giving" a little closer to home. Along with the new doo, we particular, just boys in general. ize how many of these images Starting today, a new album is need someone to imitate Cyndi But he identified with the boys will be shown to you before you in the works, BG News for Af- Lauper's bellowing of: because he is a male. are old enough to understand rica. This is probably why women that they are only images and No, you won't become an over- "Well, weeim, weeeellUir feel degraded when they see they don't represent all women. night success or see your name their bodies used to sell every- Now try to convince yourself up in lights or even on the cover Better be a soprano'or a tenor thing from new cars to men's that you aren't affected by ad- of the National Enquirer - we with tight jeans... clothing. It isn't their particular vertising. have been there and it is not We don't think there will be body being used, but they iden- what it is cracked up to be - but, any problems getting enough tify with the women in the ads Dianna Borsi is a senior journa- you might have a chance at vocalists to sing, smile and simply because they are women. lism public relations major from appearing on MTV's basement move around on a video. But we When women hear lyrics like Chagrin Falls, Ohio tapes, maybe co-headlining with have to make it good - for the the "Dog Police." starving people in Africa. .THE BG NEWS Besides, we don't want anyone So, will this album sell? That to think we made the album is up to you. For a mere $99.50, Edtor Retries) Falter CopyEdrlor Means) BaUr Menagng Ednx Geoffrey Barnard Copy Editor Petti Brazrt because we want to inflate our you will receive the album, a T- Aast Menegng Editor Tereea PerreBJ Copy EdUor Janet Schreck egos - you know, what everyone shirt and sweatshirt. That's a NewsErJtor Bantmtn Marrleon EdMorW ErJW J« Trudeeu was criticized for in the original heck of a deal. Sport. Editor Marc Ortph Graphic Editor PMMeHurKi song, "We are the World." We admit, the odds of this AMI Sport. E

Fad dieters forget basics Funds short Nutrients missing

by Don Let by Wendy Davy •taff reporter reporter About 10 percent of Bowling Green's streets need major repairs and reconstruction, but a* like most things, when it comes to losing long as the street division has only half of the weight, people look for an easy and fast way to do money it needs each year, "we're always it. Fad diets are usually ineffective in the long run, playing catch-up," according to David Barber, according to Darlene Grise, a peer adviser at the public works director. Well. Barber estimates the city needs between "They (fad diets) are good in that they look 1280.000 and $320,000 each year to make the promising," Grise, a senior dietetics major, said. needed repairs. But Mayor Bruce Bellard esti- '"They're bad in that you lose out on the opportu- mates only $160,000 will be available. nity to learn how to lose weight," she said. By city ordinance, the street repair and When most people stop dieting, they tend to gain improvement program is allocated fivepercent back the weight lost, Grise explained. "After a of the city income tax revenues. The city two week period of time, you go back to your old income tax is expected to generate about $3.2 eating habits. million in 1965, Bellard said. "Each fad diet has something missing - a Barber said the street department currently nutrient or a group of nutrients - and that's not budgets for "all the work we need, including natural," she said. Grise explained that most maintenance." people have a hard time staying on fad diets "TEN YEARS is a general rule of thumb," he because their bodies need other foods. said. "A street like East Wooster (a high-traffic Grise said people have both a physiological and area) may last five years, while a street in the psychological need for food. "Most of us are subdivisions may last 20." blessed with all the food we want and we tend to The street department is scheduled to make have our favorite foods," she said. major repairs to Manville Avenue this year, Barber said, with repairs scheduled for the GRISE SAID people should be careful when section of East Wooster Street east of Mercer selecting a diet.' A lot of diet books are written by Road, and for Pearl Street west of Maple those who do not have extensive knowledge (in the Street. Mercer Road is cracking where the area of dieting)," she said. Before one chooses a street was widened five years ago. diet, he or she should learn about the author. "You If the streets are not repaired, water even- have to read and look at their qualifications and tually seeps through the cracks in the pave- affiliates." ment and destroys the base, and the entire "Any diet can be unsafe," Grise said. Even a street must then be taken up and replaced, he three square meals a day' diet is unhealthy if it said. doesn't include the four basic food groups. Costs for reconstruction of a street are four to "If we realized how many things are related to five times the cost of maintaining the street, he what we eat, we would eat much better," she said. said. BG New,/Phll MaMurzo rC ^1 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA SPECIAL and ■ mWiUM Hiut Stfk 13 In. On* PHI ETA SIGMA MEMBERS ^y> » i » STUDIOS ^aH^^M I $4.75 Item Pino. I ' (new and old) fT\ , Haircuts \$ IT'S ABOUT TIME FOR ^f Ph 352-5166 I A REUNION! WW $ 203 North mom SO COME TO UPTOWN TODAY FOR HAPPY 8.00 Open 4 p.m. HOURS WEARING YOUR FAVORITE & Valid Only Thru 5/10/85 pEgpelk* I with coupon I MOST UNIQUE HAT AND SUNGLASSES. Voted Bes Pi a ,n BG IT'S A "SHADES and LIDS" Ask For: Vicki, Cherie, Tim or Robin I «dd«.o*aJ »•">» '*• •* * " I HAPPY HOURS "Formerly From Macy's" | Fr«« D.liv»ry Chicago Style Extra Expires 5/31 /85 I Free Beer, Pop and Nachos 115 Clough St. Jutt off Main ^ on* coupon per plzxo M April 26 4-8 p.m. 352-0061 «

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Prize musicians perform encore School levy by Parti Skinner professionally. reporter "I want to play," Kantner said. "I may not be one of the Undergraduate music ma- special ballot wealthiest people in the jors made beautiful music United States, but I'll be one this spring in the University's of the happiest." 18th Annual Concerto Compe- North Baltimore's taxes tition. Snuggs said she plans on Bassoonist Roger Kantner getting her master's degree will increase if passed and pianist Lisa Snuggs tied and hopes to teach privately for first place in this year's in a college. duty renovation" to the plumb- competition and will repeat by Don Lee ing and replacement of a roof on their winning performances Kantner said the music tea- staff reporter the building's 1965 addition, in separate concerts at Ko- chers first attracted him to Smith said. Water damage from backer Hall. Bowling Green. He met Mark the old roof has to be repaired in Wednesday evening, Kelly, director of bands, at an There's only one issue on the the addition and in the old sec- Kantner performed the "Con- Illinois summer camp and ballot in the Wood County spe- tion of the building. The district certo for Bassoon and Band then decided to attend the cial elections May 7, but the also plans to add a kitchen, (Strings)" with the Sym- University. North Baltimore school district cafeteria and locker room to the phonic Band. "He (Kelly) was my main is counting on it. main building. Snuggs. a junior from Can- reason for coming," Kantner The two school buildings in He estimated renovations to ton, won for her playing of the said. North Baltimore, located about the main building would cost "Concerto Number Three by 15 miles south of Bowling Green $700,00O|800,000. Prokosfiev" and will perform He has played in the Sym- on the southern border of Wood The other half of the money the piece with the Philhar- phonic Band three years, the County, need about $2 million would go toward renovations of monic Orchestra on Sunday. Fall Woodwind Ensemble worth of repairs and renova- the district's Powell Elemen- "I always wanted to play four years, and the Chamber tions, according to William tary School, including roof re- with an orchestra so it should Orchestra. Smith, North Baltimore superin- pairs, removal of asbestos be exciting," Snuggs said. There were 50 entries in the tendent of schools. insulation, and additions of a Kantner, a senior music competition in the areas of Residents of North Balti- classroom, extra restroom, stor- performance major from woodwind, piano, strings, more's five voting precincts will age and media center, Smith Elmhurst, HI., said he has no brass and voice but all were be asked to vote on the $1,999- said. The Powell building was definite plans after gradua- judged together. million bond issue which would built in 1958. tion but Is looking into grad- result in a 4.65-mill property tax uate schools. He said that if The entries were first levy which would remain in ef- Enrollment in the North Balti- he goes into teaching, he judged by the University's fect for a maximum of 23 years more district has grown by five wants to work with experi- music professors and finalists or until the bonds are paid off. percent each year for the last enced players on the college were chosen in each area. Property owners would pay an three years, with almost all of level. The final winners were then Roger Kantner additional $0,465 for every $100 the new enrollment in the lower KANTNER ADDED that he selected by music faculty of the assessed value of their grades, Smith said. This means would like to someday play from other universities. property. North Baltimore resi- the new students are likely to dents already pay a 10-mill prop- stay in the schools for a number erty tax. of years, he added. "The buildings have been at THE DISTRICTS main build- maximum (capacity) for the ing, built in 1927, needs "heavy last year," he said. SBX 530 E. WOOSTER PROOF 353-7732 OF UTAH •Spring Clearance Sale* present "The Cat and the Canary" Fri. & Sat. April 26 & 27 The 1927 silent classic with live background music. 20% off All Merchandise in the store Friday, April 26 8:00-10:00 • Soft Goods (shirts, t-shirts, sweatpants, rugby shirts, Gish Theatre running shorts, socks, BGSU hats, Free hooded sweatshirts) • All textbooks & tradebooks - best sellers included yMnArVVMAAAAtVMAAMWWIflM/WlrWMAMrWVVVVNAm • Backpacks, shoulderbags i. BG GREEKS • Calculators, walkman-radios • Fine selection of Cross Pens Good Luck • Art & school supplies 20 % Saturday at off BETA and Thanks lor your patronage BOOKTHliFT this past yoar. FOR BOOKlDVERS MAIN ST. Come )oin us at our extraordinary 50% OFF (at least) giant paperback book sale 117 N. Main This Is a sale Booklovers can't afford to miss Thousands to chose from. Upstairs at SBX BX LADIES APPAREL & JEWELRY •113 Railroad Street Hours (next to Dorsey's Drugs) Mon.-Fri. 10-8 Sat. 10-6 STORE HOURS 352-8130 Sun 12-6 M-F9-5:30

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VISA •ALL SALES FINAL* MASTERCARD Expires: May 3. 1985 Students help handicapped retarded people, especially MANY OF THE clients who by Zora Johnson adults. participate in Wednesday night staff reporter "Now I Just see them as indi- rec are employed by Woodlane viduals. Most of us get right in Industries, doing lobs con- and talk to and relate to the tracted out by local industries. Each Wednesday night, a students on a personal ba- The rec night gives them the group of University students go sis,"she said. "It can be so excit- opportunity to have fun by re- out tor a night of recreation. ing when someone who is leasing their emotions and inter- They do not attend aerobics at usually non-verbal talks to you." acting with each other in the Rec Center or head to the The rec program is designed something other than a work bars for a drink with friends. to push clients to the limit of environment. These students go to Woodlane their abilities. If a client ap- School for an activity night with pears to be left out, students do "It is important for the older mentally handicapped clients. all they can to encourage him to clients to have some leisure The program is sponsored by participate in the activity. time. The rec program is not all the Wood County Board of Re- "We never assume that a cli- geared to learning; it gives tardation and Developmental ent can't do something. If they them the chance to interact with Disabilities. Kelley Clark, Uni- can't toss a beach ball, we en- their 'peers' - the students," versity graduate and recreation courage students to think of an- Clark said. specialist, plans the Wednesday other way to do the activity with night activities and student vol- them," Clark said. "Most people And judging from the smiles unteers help with the weekly rec are allowed to try and fail, but on the faces of all the Wednes- night. the mentally retarded are day night participants, the inter- BG News/Suun Crow Each rec night has a different usually not allowed to fail." action is an enjoyable one. Kelley Clark (left), recreation specialist, works with Mary Ann Schwab on a burlap flower. theme. There are sports, arts and crafts, and movie nights. This year, there also was a square dance. Students work with clients on an individual basis. One of the challenges of the program is adapting activities to the level of disability of each client. At a sports night, some clients have the coordination to participate in a one-on-one game of basket- ball while those having limited motor skills play eaten with a beach ball. AND FOR THOSE in wheel- chairs, square dancing is no easy task. But the students and clients leam to accept each others' lim- itations. Students realize that clients should be treated like any other adults and the clients sometimes have to put up with some excess 'babying,' Clark said. Each student reacts differ- ently to the clients. Before a student begins the program, Clark gives them an in-service workshop. "Because the com- munity is not exposed to these people, often they are a little shy of them," Clark said. "Students who have worked with the men- tally retarded aren't shocked by the clients, but sometimes it is hard to remember that they are adults and should be treated like adults." Most of the students relate well to the clients, Julie Kocik. senior elementary and special education major, said. She said at first she was apprehensive about working with mentally Volunteer Ann Hayer helps with making flowers out of tissue paper on "crafts night" at Woodlane School on Gypsy Lane Road in Bowling Green. BG News/Susan Cross i a n. ft H H U U 3=3 WINTHROP TERRACE) APARTMENTS

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OFFICE AT: 400 Napolaon 9-5 Weekdays, Evenings by Appointment, Saturdays 10-3 v Sponsored by USG in cooperation with the University & the City of Bowling Green J ■¥■ If •v. 5P TT CZ3C ■Mi X t Elsewhere BG News/April 2S, 1985 C Research award presented Cultural season by Phillip B. WUson restaurant. to make," said Vakula Sriniva- student; Dr. Peter Gottscahalk, staff reporter Gromko received the award san, Sigma Xi president. a University scientist and chem- for his extensive work on the According to his nomination ist; Donna Meisner, Doctor of ends with ballet lit March on fruit flies has evolution of remating systems in application from the bioSsgy de- Philosophy candidate in bi- brought recognition to Mark drosophilia (fruit flies). The bi- partment, Gromko has devel- ology; and Dr. Thomas Hern, The University's cultural function. Gromko. ology instructor won the award oped a national reputation for University math professor. events season will close to- The Ballet program in- The Bowling Green chapter of over assistant geology professor his work. night with the appearance of cludes: ''Concerto Barocco," Sigma Xi presented Gromko, an Charles Onash and psychology According to Christopher Dal- T& Ohio Ballet. choreographed by George associate professor of biology, professor Douglas Oilman. AU AS PART OF the awards ban- ton, Sigma Xi election commit- The s p.m. performance BalancWne; "Patterns of with The Outstanding Young three men were nominated by quet, five new members were tee director, to be eligible for will be in Kobacker Hall of Change," choreographed by Scientist Award for Distin- their repsective departments. inducted into Sigma Xi. They membership, an individual must the Moore Musical Arts Cen- Laura Dean; and "Light guished Research at their an- included: Dr. Said Shehata, a show noteworthy achievement ter, and all University stu- Braece" and "Song Without nual University Scientific "All three were excellent can- Bowling Green surgeon; Robert in an original investigation in dents may attend free with a Worda," choreographed by Research Awards ceremony didates and it was a very diffi- Hoke, a University alummus the field of pure or applied sci- valid ID. Ticket should be Ballet artistic director and Wednesday night at Kaufman's cult decision for the committee and former biology graduate ence. picked up before the concert. founder Heinz Poll. The Ballet's appearance is Poll founded the company sponsored by the University in 1968, and It gained profes- Cultural Events Committee. sional status In 1*74. It has It fa performing an afternoon since become one of the beat concert for local school chil- known companies in Amer- BG women's writings honored dren and teachers under the ica, and has performed in 149 Arts Unlimited program of cities. The Boston Globe Four awarded are: Rochella Thorpe - "Por- University; Larabee and Bu- This will be the University's the Continuing Education De- wrote: "Ohio Ballet is mak- nography as a Woman-Hating chanan are graduate students. third or fourth celebration of partment The Ohio Arts ing heads turn," and the San women's studies Device: One Woman's Personal scholarship in Women's Studies, Council provided partial Francisco Chronicle called It, Perceptions"; Gwendolyn Cast- TOE SCHOLARSHIPS reflect and the celebration is sponsored funding through the latter "The Beautiful Ohio Ballet." scholarships leman - "Occupation: House- an effort to promote research by the alumnae, Arped said. wife"; Ann Larabee - "Helen and writing scholarship in wom- "(This celebration) shows Cixous' Portrait of Dora"; and en's studies here at the Univer- that women's scholarship has by Men Ttemey Laurie Buchanan - "Validating sity, Susan Arped. director of increased greatly." Dianna reporter the Feminine: Psychology of the Women's Studies Program Borsi, senior journalism/ public Logo needs models Mothers & Daughters in Wives & said. relations major, said. Four University women will Daughters." Papers can be written on any The University is in search of 300 typical BGSU students to form be honored tonight for their con- topic - but at this point, creative Until 15 years ago. there was the 75th Anniversary logo on the grass in front of University Hall. tributions to Women's Studies in They will receive a prize of writing is not recognized; only very little scholarship in the The photo will be used on the cover of the 1965-1966 undergraduate a "Celebration of Women's Stud- $50. researched papers are ac- field of Women's Studies at the catalog, according to Judith Moody, University art director for the ies Scholarship." cepted, Arped said. All women University and elsewhere, office of Public Relations. The women and the works Thorpe and Castleman are who submit papers must be Arped said. There are plans to use the picture in other University publications they are being recognized for undergraduate students at the from the University, she added. ''(Now there is) a lot more to and a copy will be placed in the University archives, Moody said. do in a field where new discove- Students wishing to participate in the picture should show up in ries can be made in retracing front of University Hall on May 1 at 11 a.m.. Moody said. our history," Borsi said. Students are prohibited from wearing shorts. Logos on shirts must The 16 submitted essays were refer to the University, but Moody asks that students not wear shirts judged by a faculty selection with large greek letters. committee, and were read anon- Students not following this dress code will not be allowed to appear University Village ymously, Arped said. in the photo, Moody said. 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BUOWEISERfKINC OF BEERSe.ANHEUSER BUSCH INC-ST LOUIS BG News/A|n1126,1985 8 4- Israelis begin withdrawing from valley GHAZE. Lebanon (AP) - Columns of day's pullout removed Israeli soldiers streets to welcome their army. "The "The Syrians will certainly try to of new fighting between Lebanon's Israeli soldiers on Wednesday pulled from about 300 square miles of the enemy is finally gone. But the war is increase their pressure on Lebanon Moslems and Maronite Christians. out of positions in Lebanon's Bekaa country they have occupied since the not over," said one woman. after our withdrawal," said Chief of Valley where they have confronted invasion of June 6,1962. The Lebanese army command in Staff Lt. Gen. Moshe Levy, speaking in Israeli warplanes dropped Arabic- Syrian troops for nearly three years. Women showered Lebanese troops Beirut reported its 1,000-man, Syrian- Marjayoun. "But Israel will remain language leaflets warning people not to After the Israeli armored columns with rice, rosewater and flowers when trained 1st Brigade moved south vigilant to prevent them from breaking aid Shiite Moslem guerrillas who have relied south, Lebanese villagers surged they arrived in armored cars in this through the Bekaa in a four-pronged the status quo. We have adequate an- been attacking the Israelis for months. into the streets - some firing rifles into eastern Lebanon town, 30 miles south- advance behind the departing Israelis. swers to any of their moves." the air in jubilation and others chant- west of Beirut. The command reported the Israeli Gen. Ori Orr, head of Israel's north- Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin of ing, "They're gone, they're gone." Moslem militiamen fired their weap- pullout began at 7 a.m. ern command, said: "Israel has drawn Israel, speaking to reporters in the Lebanese troops moved into some ons into the air. "I'm so happy," yelled Syrian forces, who have controlled precise red lines for the Syrians but we south Lebanese town of Marjayoun, areas the Israelis vacated as part of a Khalil Rajab, an elderly man shooting the northern Bekaa region since 1976, will watch closely the situation on the said that if guerrillas attack Israel, withdrawal from Lebanese soil that is bursts from an AK-47 rifle. give no indication they would advance ground." "We won't hesitate to strike sea, land due to be completed by June 1. Wednes- Singing Lebanese poured into the to the abandoned Israeli positions. The Israeli withdrawal raised fears and air, even in west Beirut." Arts, journalism Pulitzer Prize winners announced

NEW YORK (AP) - Winners Good War: An Oral History of Public service - Fort Worth Times(F]a.). Friedman, Dennis Bell and Aregood, Philadelphia Daily iii each category of the 1965 World War II," by Studs Terkel. Star-TeiegramfTexas) for work Explanatory journalism - Jon Ozier Muhammad, Newsday of News. of Mark J. Thompson. Pulitzer Prizes were: Arts — History - "Prophets of Regu- Franklin, Baltimore Evening New York. Editorial cartooning - Jeff Biography - "The Life and lation," by Thomas K. McCraw. Sun. MacNelly, Chicago Tribune. Times of Cotton Mather," by Music - "Symphony, River General news reporting - Specialized reporting - Ran- Feature writing - Alice Stein- Kenneth Silverman. Run," by Stephen Albert; spe- Thomas Turcol, VirgmianPilot dall Savage and Jackie Crosby, bach, Baltimore Sun. Spot news photography - Staff Drama - "Sunday in the Park cial citation to William Schuman and Ledger-Star, Norfolk, Va. Macon Telegraph and of The Orange County Register, With George," by Stephen Sond- for "more than half a century of NewsiGa.). Commentary - Murray Kemp- Santa Ana, Calif. heim and James Lapuie. contribution to American music Investigative reporting - Wil- National reporting - Thomas ton. Newsday. Feature photography - Stan fiction - "Foreign Affairs," as composer and educational liam K. Marimow, Philadelphia J. Knudson, Des Moines Regis- Criticism - Howard Rosen- Grossfeld, Boston Globe, and by Alison Lurie. leader." Inquirer, and Lucy Morgan and ter. berg, Los Angeles Times. Larry C. Price, Philadelphia General non-fiction - "The Journalism — Jack Reed, St. Petersburg International reporting - Josh Editorial writing - Richard Inquirer. News Briefs The KEY... 'Star Wars' slows talks Ohio fined $3.9 million WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. arms control direc- WASHINGTON (AP) - Saying she had "held the tor Kenneth Adelman, challenging Soviet leader states' feet to the fire," Health and Human Serv- Mikhail Gorbachev, said yesterday the United ices Secretary Margaret Heckler yesterday levied States had discussed "Star Wars extensively $81,7 million in penalties on Ohio, 24 other states with Soviet negotiators at the recently recessed and Puerto Rico for failing to lower their error To Winning nuclear weapons talks in Geneva. rates in child welfare and Medicaid payments. Adelman, in an Associated Press interview, Ohio's penalty is $3.9 million for errors in Aid accused the Soviets of blocking progress in the For Dependent Children programs. first round of negotiations, which ended Tuesday After two years of review, Heckler rejected in the Swiss city. "It was a very tough round," he appeals from the states in which they argued they said. had tried in good faith to meet congressionally set Gorbachev said Tuesday in Moscow that the goals to bring error rates within bounds. Order your 1985 Yearbook US. negotiators had violated the accord that set Twenty-one states and Puerto Rico must pay up the talks by not linking discussion of space- $69.2 million in penalties for unacceptably high based weapons with medium-range and strategic error rates in the Aid to Families with Dependent nuclear missiles. Children program, Heckler said. More than half of The Soviet leader also said the United States that was assessed against California, which must and you automatically qualify had shown in the first round that it was not return $35 million to the Treasury. interested in an agreement. In addition, nine states were penalized a total of Adelman disagreed. "The U.S. came in with $12.5 million for error rates under Medicaid. greater flexibility and dogged determination to move the arms control process along," he said. to win: "Tlie Soviets came info the first round with Couple allege robbery greater rigidity and dogged determination to have SDI (the Strategic Defense Initiative) block pro- CINCINNATI (AP) -Over repeated defense gress." objections, a Toledo couple who allege they were He said the research program was "fully per- robbed by Alton Coleman and Debra Brown testi- mitted" by the 1972 O.S.-Soviet Anti-Ballistic fied yesterday against Brown at her trial on Grand Prize: 15 COKXTV Missile treaty and that compliance with a ban on charges that she killed a Cincinnati-area woman. research could not be verified. Frank and Dorothy Duvendack testified that 1" Prize: $125 Gift Certificate Coleman and Brown robbed them at gunpoint last July 7 at the Duvendacks' Toledo home. They Purcefs Bike Shop, 131 W.Wooster Cleveland ranked highest testified that Coleman and Brown bound them with telephone and electrical cords and that WASHINGTON (AP) - A new study of seven Brown handed Coleman a gun. 2 Prize: $100 cat certiorate metropolitan areas shows Cleveland residents Defense lawyers Daniel Burke and Joseph finder's Records, 128 N. Main giving the highest donations per capita to the Dixon objected repeatedly to allowing the jury to United Way and its corporations second-highest hear testimony from the Duvendacks, saying that rd per capita charitable donations. no charges were ever filed In the alleged robbery. Two 3 Prizes: Overall, the Minneapolis-St. Paul area ranked But prosecutors said the testimony was presented $25 Gift Certificate first, based on per capita giving to charity by in an effort to show the jury a pattern in an alleged Tradewinds, 104 S. Main individuals, corporations and foundations. series of assaults by Coleman and Brown. The study was conducted to determine how the Duvendack said Brown gave Coleman a gun and Washington area stacked up against six other Coleman forced him upstairs to be held with his ORDER NOW at the cities of comparable size. The nation's capital wife, who testified she was in a sewing room at the ranked seventh in most categories, including time. corporate and foundation giving. KEY Office The other areas studied were Atlanta, Boston, She testified that Coleman and Brown took $100 28 West Hall Dallas-Fort Worth, and San FranciscoOakland. from an envelope and other money she had set Cleveland topped the list for per capita United aside for groceries. She said Coleman gagged her 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. M-F Way donations, and ranked second in per capita with bathroom tissues and forced her and her or call charitable grants by major corporations. But In a husband onto the floor, then shut the door. ranking of the nine United Way campaigns in the "They said if they found any more money in the 372-0086 seven metropolitan areas, Cleveland ranked house that we didn't tell them about, they'd kill •OR- eighth in donations from corporations. us," Mrs. Duvendack said.

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BG News/April M, 1985 9 Contractor investigated Plane evacuation Officials' disassociation with defense contracts urged injures 37 people WASHINGTON (AP) -The tee, which is probing Questiona- During a break in the hearing by the Electric Boat Division to ROMULUS, Mich. (AP) - uation as a precaution. Pentagon's inspector general ble costs billed to the Pentagon he told reporters that the effect billing the Pentagon for the Some of the 462 passengers ' There was no fire or damage said Wednesday he would rec- as part of the price of weapons of such a ruling would mean that costs of boarding an executive's awaiting takeoff on a jetliner ... to the airplane. It appears ommend that the two top offi- systems. General Dynamics would not be pet dog. panicked yesterday when the evacuation was unneces- cials of the General Dynamics entitled to receive defense con- they smelled smoke from a sary," he said. Corp., David Lewis and Gorden THE PANEL HAS focused on tracts as long as Lewis and Lewis told the subcommittee light fixture and were told The plane carried 462 pas- MacDonald, be barred from any alleged abuses by General Dy- MacDonald hold their offices. last month that "General Dy- there was fire, and more than sengers and 19 crew mem- further association with defense namics, currently the target of a Wyden told reporters the sub- namics is an honest and reputa- three dozen people suffered bers, Johnson said In a contracts. number of investigations. committee will press the Penta- ble company." He said all minor injuries evacuating the statement. "Preliminary re- Rep. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., gon to act on Sherick's allegations against it arise from plane. ports indicate that 37 passen- Such a move against General asked Sherick: "would you rec- recommendation. "malicious and untrue allega- The Boeing 747 charter was gers were injured during Dynamics, the nation's largest ommend that David Lewis and tions made by a former em- ready for departure from De- evacuation." defense contractor, would effec- Gorden MacDonald be de- LEWIS IS the General Dy- ployee. Takis Veliotis, who is troit Metropolitan Airport for Officials at nearby hospi- tively eliminate the company's barred?" namics board chairman and now a fugitive from Justice in his Las Vegas, Nev., when "a tals reported treating at least business with the government as "If you want my recommen- chief executive officer. MacDon- native Greece." fluorescent light ballast be- 25 people for minor injuries - long as the two executives re- dation, I would say yes," Sher- ald is vice president and chief General Dynamics builds all hind a sidewall panel failed mainly lumps, bumps and mained in place. ick replied. financial officer. the Navy's Trident missile-fir- (and) smoke from the failure scrapes, according to Dr. Cal- Inspector General Joseph He was asked why he has not Both men have denied the ing submarines, and most of its entered the passenger vin Ervin of Westland Medi- Sherick made the statement made that recommendation pre- allegations of wrongdoing, attack submarines along with F- cabin," Walter Johnson, ex- cal Center in Westland where during testimony before the in- viously. which range from making false 16 Jet fighters, Tomahawk ecutive vice president of Na- seven passengers were vestigations subcommittee of "No one ever asked me," progress reports on the con- cruise missiles, the Army's M-l tional Airlines, said by treated. the House Commerce Commit- Sherick replied. struction of attack submarines tank and many other weapons. telephone from New York. The ballast is the part of a He said three people were fluorescent light fixture that admitted at Westland for fur- regulates energy going to the ther examination. Nasal spray invented light-producing gas. Johnson said the rear " ... A man came on the boarding ramp of the air- intercom and said we had a Kne had been removed at fire and we should get off the time of the evacuation, so airplane," said passenger passengers in the rear cabin Larry Oehmke, 21, of Mount exited using inflated slides. Insulin injection method tried Clemens. "It smelled like burning "... THEY said there is a rubber." be said. "It wasn't fire, to unfasten our seatbelts BOSTON (AP) - A novel drug- injections," said Dr. Renate into the nose. The detergent is Schade and R. Philip Eaton said like flaming smoke. It and we've got to jump out," delivery method - a squirt of Kunmerle, one of the research- necessary to help the insulin in an editorial in the journal. smelled more like a smolder- said Shirley McCoy, 44, of insulin In the nose before meal- ers. penetrate the membranes in the ing smoke." Detroit. "And I ended up on time - may largely eliminate the nose. Eight people used the The spray would not eliminate the concrete." need for insulin injections in THE RESEARCH is the first spray at home for three months. all snots. Diabetics would still "THE PASSENGERS in McCoy, who was wearing a people with severe diabetes, long-term study to show how The Boston University Medi- need one injection a day to pro- the rear, when they heard sling, said she hurt her left according to a new study. people respond to the method cal Center researchers, who re- vide insulin while they sleep. there was a fire, you could elbow. "This study shows that it can over months of use. ported the results in today's hear them panic," said Dan For the front cabin, said be tolerated, and you can New England Journal of Medi- About 11 million people in the Dell, 29, of Lansing, another Oehmke, work crews moved achieve the same amount of The key to the new technique cine, "make an important con- United States have diabetes. passenger. the passenger ramp back into glycemic (blood sugar) control is an aerosol pump that sprays tribution to the goal of optimal Major side effects can include Johnson said the captain of place as the cabin door was as the patient can acheive with insulin, mixed with detergent, insulin delivery, Drs. David blindness and kidney failure. the airliner ordered the evac- opened. Turn clocks ahead Daylight-saving time begins this weekend WASHINGTON (AP) - areas and not others, and had Church, work or other obliga- varying starting and ending tions will come an hour early for times from state to state, result- most Americans on Sunday with ing in considerable confusion the annual arrival of daylight- and finally in congressional ac- saving time. tion in 1966. Time will skip ahead from 2 That's when the current dates a.m. to 3 a.m. in all or part of 48 of the last Sunday in April states, in an annual exercise through the last Sunday in Octo- delaying the arrival of the morn- ber were set. ing sun but adding daylight to However, states were given the end of the day. the right to ignore the system if This shift in time - first insti- their legislature voted to do so tuted during World War I - con- and that has occurred in Hawaii tinues untilthe last Sunday in and Arizona. In addition, In- October, when clocks will stop hour of sleep lost in April. diana, which is divided by a time for an hour at 2 a.m., restor Over the years, daylight time zone, observes the change in ing that long-since forgotten came to be accepted in some only part of the state.

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Ball State on road Three BG teams Softballers seek to clinch playoffs secure recruits by Karl Smith Brown's infamous squad. BSU 14-20 record (3-9 in the MAC) but "We're second in the conference The soccer team signed Joe Rachelle Curran of Dayton sports reporter has floundered to a 6-30-1 mark injuries have hindered MU in hitting and we don't have two Petzker, a Parade All-Ameri- and Rutland's Carolyn Kemp (2-4 in the MAC). throughout the year. At one or three great hitters, we just can sweeper back from Akron, will attend BG to compete in Bowling Green's softball team THEIR ANEMIC attack is led point, two of the team's top three have seven or eight who are to a national letter of Intent, cross country and track next travel! to Muncie, Ind. and Ox- by Cindy Sands (.«, 5 RBI) and pitchers were injured and Shel- consistent; you need that to win according to Bowling Green fall. ford this weekend for double- Denise Davis (.253, 4 RBI, 10 ley Lamed (7-3, 0.93) had to and We have it." coach Gary Palmisano. "Both are state placers," headers that they not only runs) while Lisa Huey heads up pitch ten straight games. The 6-foot-3, 170 pound Sink said. "I think it's just the should sweep, but must sweep u the pitching staff with a 0-9 Although they own a losing Kathy Fisher has led the Fal- Petxker is the first Parade Ail- beginning of what's going to be they hope to make the Mid- record backed by a 2.08 ERA. record, MU has won more cons in hitting most of the year, American to commit to BG. a very good recruiting year for American Conference playoffs. and is now hitting at a .344 clip. "We are extremely excited women s track and cross coun- Bali State and Miami are per- But shortstop Sandy Krebs has that a young man of Joe's try." ennial cellar-dwellars in the the hot bat as of late and has caliber has opted to Join our Curran earned all-Ohio hon- MAC and Falcon head coach improved her totals immensely, program," Palmisano said. ors in cross country and track Gail Davenport expects no less including three home runs (tied 1' We feel that Joe will have an the last three years while than four wins from her squad for MAC lead), 22 RBI (second immediate Impact upon our Kemp earned the same honor this weekend. in the MAC) and a .322 average. program at Bowling Green." her junior year in the 800 me- "Sometimes I think the kids Petzker attends Walsh Je- ter. know that Miami and Ball State While BG's hitting has come suit High School, and this year, The gymnastics team, which are almost always at the bottom around, pitching could be the he became the first soccer won the Mid-American Confer- of the conference but this year, key to the Falcons' playoff player in his school's history to ence title this year and fin- you can't take anyone for drive. Edie Campbell (9-4,1.80) granted," she said. "If we can't earn all-Ohio, all-Midwest and ished third of six in the K.thy Flahar Edit Campbell Sandy Kreba continues to anchor the staff Parade all-America honors. Northeast region, added an- sweep this weekend, we don't with support from Mary Kay Among Petxker's other hon- other top tumbler to its squad. deserve to be in the tourney." Of course. BSU has nothing to games this year than they did all Bryan (7*1,3.28) and Fisher (3- ors are his selection as Most Suzanne Bell, a state cham- If the season were to end to- lose in today's double-header of last season. Their offense is 3-1, 2.60). Davenport has not Valuable Player in the Greater pion gymnast from Missouri, day, the Falcons would be in the and playing in front of a partisan one of the reasons. decided who will share the start- Akron all-star game and is a signed a letter of intent to playoffs, thanks to an upset by crowd could provide some incen- Catcher Kathy Aldrich, the ing pitching duties with Camp- Kent State over Ohio University member of the United States attend BG next fall. tive. MAC'S top hitter, keys the MU Soccer Federation Region II Bell earned her state title in Wednesday. BG currently owns "Ball State is always tough to attack with a .367 clip with sup- "We're not going to pull any a 19-18-2 mark, 6-4 in the MAC Select Team. 1982 with St. Louis Gymnastics beat when they are at home," port from Mary Euen Menzer punches this weekend,'' Daven- The cross country and track Center while attending Cor (third place) after sweeping a Davenport said. "I haven't seen (.313) the Redskin shortstop. port said. "Well go with who's twin bill with Ohio State Tues- teams also gained a pair let- Jesu Academy. While compet- either team (BSU or MU) play THE FALCONS have been not and if we have to use all four ters of intent, according to Sid ing, Bell was coached by Julie but we're going to go with our doing some hitting of their own. pitchers (Campbell, Fisher, Hie Cardinals, today's oppo- Sink, coordinator of the BG Bender, BG's 1984 MAC all- strongest lineup all four "There are still a couple of Bryan and late season addition around champion. nents, have had almost as much games." kids in slumps but they'll work Suzy Mack) in one game, we running programs. trouble winning than Charlie The Redskins have a modest out of them," Davenport said. will." Ex-Tiger Mc Lain sentenced 23 years Golfers hoping to continue success TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Former baseball star Denny McLain, the last major league pitcher to win by Jeffrey Fix same stiff competition that they more difficulties for the team. week's team that scored an im- about our chances to place 30 games in a season, was sen- sports reporter faced last weekend, maybe even Why is the OSU course so pressive 887 at the MAC invite. well." tenced today to 23 years in fed- a little tougher according to That group will have to have eral prison for racketeering, Bowling Green's golf team, head coach Greg Nye. All of the ■•Length," said Nye. "It takes comparable scores (around a 75 And place well they must if extortion and drug dealing. hot off of last weekend's sixth teams from the Big Ten and accuracy, there are a lot of average) if they are to continue they hope to make it to the U.S. District Judge Elizabeth place finish at the Mid-Ameri- MAC as well as teams from trees, a lot of water, and a lot of their hot streak. National Uegiate Athletic As- Kovachevich also ordered Mc- can Conference 24-team Invita- West Virginia and Kentucky will terrain to be dealt with. There's Nye believes that his team can sociation tournament. The Lain to pay $8,900 in forfeitures. tional Tournament, will head be present. also a wind factor and the continue, and that last week- Kepler Intercolligiate is one of McLain, 41, who was seated in south this weekend to compete Not only will the competition greens are really firm and hard end's strong finish will help. four big tournaments that in- front of the judge's bench for the in the Kepler Intercolligiate, in be strong, but Ohio State's Scar- to hold." "It will have a positive effect clude the MAC Invitational hearing, could nave received a Columbus. let course is one of the toughest HANK HALE will be a new on our outlook for this week- which the team must do well in maximum of 75 years in prison The Falcons will face the in the country and will provide face in the lineup joining last end," he said. "I am optimistic order to make it too the NCAAs. and $75,000 in fines.

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Main St. 352-0672 I.D.'s Worship: REQUIRED Sunday IO.OO a.m. & 6:00 p.m. BG Newi/April 28,198511 The time has come for the DH in the NL The baseball season has begun practice?" pitchers around, owning a Also, Robinson struck out 82 I'D RATHER have Steve only stick to one position, they and Peter Ueberroth has Good point. career .202 average. times while Phelps whiffed 73 Yeager and his anemic .224 often are platooned against conducted his poll. Most fans So who Is right? Maybe both, MEANWHILE, MY favorite times, again, In less at-bats. average at the plate with the right-handed or left-handed chose to nix the designated maybe neither, but I'm hoping AL team had Andy Thornton game on the line than any pitchers. hitter, but the DH argument is the NL will plod through this swinging for its pitchers and he With the ridiculous pitcher on the Dodger staff. As far as I'm concerned, far from over. year letting their pitchers hit .271, clouted 33 homers with assumption that a pitcher Besides, isn't it enough that baseball strategy is very simple. Since its Inception into the 99 RBI. contributes to the offense like a Valenzuela had pitchedseven The object of the game is to American League in 1974, the It's beating a dead horse, but DH out of the way, it's safe to solid innings, he has to drive in score more runs than your DH rule has been the subject of Karl's Komments • an average DH can out-hit any say that the basis of the the runs? Pinch hit for him and opponent and you do that by many discussions. Generally, pitcher. argument is clearly strategy. bring a reliever in. getting the best balance of AL fans support it and National Don Robinson, the best hitting That's why there are bullpens, offense, defense, speed, power League rooters despise It. pitcher in the NL, owns a career Say the Dodgers are tied with when the starter has done his and pitching. The staple argument from NL .262 average in 332 at-bats, along San Diego, 1-1 in the seventh. Job, as Valenzuela In my A pitcher adds nothing to the Valenzuela, having a great example, it only makes sense to fans is that the DH takes the by Karl Smith with five homers, 40 RBI and 32 defense that he can't add with a Strategy out Of managing At runs scored. game on the mound, comes up let the relievers earn their pay. DH. As I hope I've shown, a least that's what myfrtend, the sports reporter Seattle's top DH, Ken Phelps with one out and a runner on There's not a team, even In the pitcher can't add nearly as die-hard Pirates' fan said. (an average DH - at beat), hit second. NL, that doesn't have a player much to an offense as a decent Of course, a resident sport less than Robinson (.242), but in on the bench that can out-hit its DH. whiz replied, "the hell with swing, then adopt the DH rule fewer at-bats (290) had 24 Now NL fans tell me that this pitchers. So let the NL watch their strategy, the name of the game next season. homers, 51 RBI and 52 runs Is where strategy comes in - do So much for strategy. pitchers strike out and bunt this is scoring runs. A pitcher should I'm a big fan of the Phillies, scored. you pinch hit for Fernando or do This is the age of the year and maybe, just maybe, ?itch, who expects Fernando but I watch Steve Carlton for his you let him bunt. I don't think specialized player and it's time they'll see the strategy behind Valenzuela) to earn his Eitching, not his hittng. Yet, he Phelps drew 61 walks there's much thinking the NL wakes up and smells the the DH and add the rule for next millions to take batting i one of the "better" hitting compared to Robinson's 11. involved. coffee. Nowadays, players not year. Sports Cap _ Schott riding high on Reds* wave BASEBALL— The Falcons tomorrow at 10 a.m. The sec- hope to get back on the winning ond squad will compete in the CINCINNATI (AP) - When opening weeks of the season. The Reds fell on their faces team's early success. "I'm a track when they travel to Becky Boone Relays at Rich- "the wave" started making the After three years of miserable briefly, dropping four in a row, rat believer in enthusiasm ... Athens and play Ohio Univer- mond, Ky, today beginning at rounds in usually sedate Riverf- attendance and even worse play, but regrouped to run off a seven- you believe you can be a sity in a four-game series. 12 p.m. and tomorrow at 9 a.m. ront Stadium, a conservatively the Reds are winning again un- game winning streak based on winner, you can be a winner." Double-headers begin today dressed woman sitting behind der player-manager Pete Rose stingy pitching. Their 94 record and tomorrow at 1p.m. MEN'S TRACK— The men's the Cincinnati Redsr dugout and fans are going to the ball- has them fighting for first place At least one Reds' player be- track team will also split its raised her arms in joyful partici- park in renewed strength. in the National League West, lieves there's something to her WOMEN'S TENNIS— The in- team into two squads compet- pation. THE REDS launched the sea- where they've finished last or theory. Second baseman Ron jury riddled netters face Mid- ing in the Penn Relays, and the Not many baseball owners son with a 4-1 victory over the second-last for the past three Oester. who grew up In Cincin- American Conference oppo- Baldwin Wallace Invitational would be caught out in the crowd Montreal Expos with snowy seasons. nati, thinks the new ownership nents Western and Eastern in Berea, beginning at 11 a.m. signing autographs and yellng weather and the first advance Attendance, too, appears to be has been a factor in the team s Michigan today at 3 p.m. and encouragement toward the du- Opening Day sellout since 1981. on the upswing, with group sales good start. tomorrow at 9 a.m. at Kalama- gout, let alone joining In "the An Opening Day stadium-record up about 15 percent over last zoo, Mich. WOMEN'S GOLF- The Fal- wave." Reds owner Marge 52,971 tickets were sold, and year. Mrs. Schott vows the bal- "She wants to get the enthu- cons will be in East Lansing, Schott is an exception. Rose delighted the shivering lclub will draw 2 million for the siasm back into the club and MEN'S TENNIS— The men's Mich, to compete in the two- Mrs. Schott, an enthusiastic crowd with a 2-for-3 showing at first time since 1980 in aims of anytime you have a big crowd, team takes its 2-2 Mid-Ameri- day Michigan State Invitatio- Cincinnati businesswoman, is the plate. reversing the $4.5 million loss of it's easier to play," Oester said. can Conference record to nal today and tomorrow. Tee counting on renewed spirit to "I think we're turning people 1984. ' "The crowds are more vocal and South Bend, Ind. to play host off time begins 9 a.m. both keep the once-struggling Reds on again," Mrs. Schott said. She's counting on enthusiasm she's had a lot to do with it. I Notre Dame and MAC oppo- days. atop their current wave of suc- "You ve got to play fairly de- to translate into more victories think she's created that kind of nents Ohio University and cess and good fan rapport. cent, and the guys have been by a team that's made few atmosphere in Cincinnati." Northern Illinois. MEN'S GOLF- After a suc- "The wave has never been playing decent. All you have to changes from the one that fin- cessful outing at the Mid- done here before, but I just love look at is Opening Day. Nobody ishedfifth last year. The ballclub started to play WOMEN'S TRACK- BG will American Conference Invita- it," she explained. "That's the was expecting a snowstorm, but "WE DONT want to sound better last August, when Rose split its squad this weekend, tional, BG travels to Columbus kind of stuff that thrills me." they knew it wouldn't be a typ- aotistical, but I pin it on a returned as player-manager. sending one team to the Penn to participate in the Kepler The fans and the National ical spring day. But you see lole new attitude - Pete's atti- The Reds were 15-12 in Septem- Relays in Philadelphia, Pa. Invitational today and tomor- League club have given Mrs. what we did - a record Opening tude, my attitude - which gets ber, three months before Mrs. which began yesterday at 1 row. Opening rounds begin at 9 Schott plenty of thrills in the Day." contagious," she said of the Schott became majority owner. p.m. and continue today and a.m. both days. Rogers traded «■ -■-■ "I SF's Chili hot with two homers to Washington RESUME SERVICES WASHINGTON (AP) - The as Giants pound Cincinnati, 7-3 Washington Redskins have ob- Copy 50 resumes on specialty I tained running back George paper — get 10 resumes Rogers and several draft picks copied FREE from the New Orleans Saints in Error by Rose allows go ahead run in seventh inning a trade for the Redskins' No. 1 pick in Tuesday's National Foot- kinko's ■ ball League draft, Redskin SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Chill Davis drove in Pastore, making his first start of the season, sources said today. four runs with two homers and a sacrifice fly and took the place of rookie Tom Browning, who was The team sources, who asked Jose Uribe scored the go-ahead run from second unable to take his pitching turn because of a finger not to be identified, said the on an error by Pete Rose as the San Francisco injury suffered in practice before Wednesday Redskins will get the Saints' Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 7-3 last night. night's game in Houston. fifth-, lOth-and nth-round draft Davis blasted his second homer leading off the picks. The Redskins' first-round Uribe broke a 3-3 tie in the seventh inning when eighth, slamming a pitch from Carl Willis into the pick is 24th overall. Rose, Cincinnati's player-manager, dropped an upper deck in right field. Jeff Leonard then The addition of Rogers, 26, a infield pop fly. singled and, with one out. Bob Brenly ended the four-year NFL veteran who won Tom Hume, 0-1, who came in to pitch for the scoring with his second homer of the year. the Heisman Trophy in 1980, Reds in the seventh, hit the leadoff batter, Brad gives the Redskins an insurance Wellman. Uribe then grounded to first baseman policy on All-Pro running back Rose, whose throw to second forced Wellman. John Riggins, 35, who was both- Expos defeat Cards, 4-2 ered by a bad back throughout the 1984 season. After Giants pitcher Mark Davis popped out on Rogers, who gained 4,267 a sacrifice attempt, Uribe went to second on a MONTREAL (AP) - Andre Dawson drove in two yards in the NFL, would be balk by Hume. Dan Gladden then hit the popup runs, one of them with a homer that triggered a expected to replace the 13-year which Rose, bothered by the sun, dropped about 40 two-run fourth inning, to lead the Montreal Expos veteran Riggins if be decides to feet from home plate. to a 4-2 victory yesterday over the St. Louis retire. Mark Davis, 1-1, got the victory in relief of Jim Cardinals. Gott, who did not allow a hit until opposing pitcher With one out in the fourth. Dawson hit a 1-2 pitch Frank Pastore doubled to left-center field In the by Danny Cox, 1-1, into the left-field seats, his sixth. third homer of the year and the Expos' first hit of the game. Dan Driessen then doubled to right and THE GIANTS led 3-0 after six innings as Chili scored one out later when Tim Wallach singled to Davis drove in the first run with his sacrifice fly in center, giving the Expos a 3-2 lead. 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I am- 2 pm That's right M the FREE beet. pop. and nachos QaaVEstERtC 1 I rmmtt. tor aummar lorm 364-8300 MM14I HUGE VINTAGE CLOTHING SALE! you can consume at our "shades and Ma" Good Luck lo the Gamma ItllStla 500 Team! SAM B'S HAPPY HOURS- 4 TO Ism RoommMa needed for Sprtng/Surnmtr '78 Plymouth Horizon. 4-door. rxstchback, Ex partyl Put on your favorite hat and sunglasses IF YOU ARE 21, WE WILL BE HAPPY Sun . May S. OBver Pray Antiquee Amy Heatherlngloe, Jenny Wiseman. JuUe Apt. Corner of S Cotege > Napoleon, cond I gaa nwesge. must aal Beet otter, cal TO SERVE YOUl 8 N Third SI Watetvwe and start the. weekend early at Uptown from sensli, Lorl Hebe. We know you can win. near rjrtva-ihni. nsaaonatla Cal Don 362-4438 momtigs 4 00-6 00pm (LnW one guest par member.) or Damon 364-8141 Huga Wilage dolNnfl Sara ■ Lose, yoar Oemma Phi aletera SIC SK SWEETIES - THANKS FOR I'xl' L-SHAFED BAR. STURDY, W/WALNUT SPREADING YOUR SUNSHINE TO 2nd Sun.. May 5 - Otvar Pray Antlguaa ATTENTION ICE HORIZONS GOOD LUCK TO THE ALPHA PHI BETA Roommate naadad Fat Spring. 85-88 Cat Pal FttSH, FOOTREST, t PADDED FRONT STREET. WE ADORE THE SIGN. YOU MEN 8 N. TrUrd St., WaMrvae. On MY THANKS TO THE SPECIAL FEW WHOSE TEAM STACY, SHELLY, KELLY, THA, aflat 10:00pm 364-8021 PANEL. INCL- 4 ADJUSTABLE BAR ARE --EaaWlV MARVELOUSI" RMA Picnic - Fun. rood, and trolc Sunday. Aprl SMILES > CARE KEPT ME FROM SUE, JACKIE. AND CATHY WE LOVE YAi 2 NS F. Roomrnatsa naadad tor 86/88 Apt on STOOLS W/BACKS 8 FOOTRESTS. ASKING BECOMMtNG A "QUITTER" WITH FRIENDS LOVE, THE 70S CLUB OF CONNtE, DEB. 28lti. Cartar Park 4-Bpm CNckan barbao.ua. THE ALPHA PHIS N. Surart 1 E. Many. St25/mo. Cal Andree (MO. EX. CONDI CALL DAVE AFTER SPM. UKE YOU. I KNEW THE SHOW COULD GO SONIAt LISA awarda. alula and voUybal Can Sandy 1612 HEY ALL YOU BETA-CRAZY SK3 EPS' 364-7433 or Dawn 364-7616 15MSS7 ON WITH LOVE a LUCK. SUZANNE to E* SETA TEAM and RSVP lodty. WHAT COMES AFTER 17? II, OF COURSE! M Roommate ttttitad tor aummar: large house ATTENTION I.B.A MEMBERS' Bacchus would Ska lo thank out going THE HEAT IS ON FOR 11 IN HI You have a goal eel and tainoiiew la the day In exottant location! Vary doee to cemput and to achieve N. Teamwork la vital.. The hat maaSng ol Spring Semaater wa be officers Carrie AuaUng, Sonla Winner, Mae GOOD LUCK! LOVE. THE OOLDENHEARTS bars, even has a bterd room Rent la rrarwnal FOR RENT Unity may be the deciding lectori Believe In Tuaaday. Aprl 30 at 7 00pm The meeting wa Van VoorMs and Bath Hettlnger. Also 204 S. SumrM (comer ol S Sumnvi I dough) HEY BETAS. yourself -II. We'll be there cheering! be a cook-out and organustionel meeting lor welcome In new offkera An WMhHo, Christy Cat 354-7014 Blend. Angel ScfUeppal end Kerte Schupp. SATURDAY IS NEAR AND NOON IS THE "THE FftPE COwawTTTEE" 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENTS next yr Attendance req'd tor ALL officers and HOUR. AND WE'RE READY TO SHOW YOU F Rmta own bath a bad Pool, laundry, cable. Next to Sam B'a Rest, (across from Harthman) Last meeting Is Wads. May 1, Ipm, at Putts Stgsae CMC Ku mans wane We. the IMwalan membera Bring Chicago pcturea and be ready THAT ALPHA PHI POWER! WERE LOOKING JtBee free lEx. phone 5 steel I Nice, atari May FREE LOCK-OUT KEY SERVICE-24 hm ./day Plata. IradeJon Ivae on' Get paychad lor tonights lea lo eel' Place: 751 High Street (Apt 13) Cues FOR FUN AND READY TO RUN. SO WATCH 16. Cal Jute or Jodto 3630886 FREE HEAT 1 CABLE TV ■ona? CalJefl at 2 8596 Love, thoPhlMua OUT FOR OUR SPIRIT CAUSE WE'VE GOT A FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR Convenient to SRC, Library I Music Btdg SIGMA NU. ALL WRITERS KTERESTED IN WORKING ON TONIIII SLIMMER NICE. INEXPENSIVE APT CALL Next to restaurants, book Mora, laundry md. FRIDAY MAGAZINE NEXT FALL: THERE WILL LOVE, THE ALPHA PHIS GOOD LUCK AT BETA 500 bank t carry-out. Cal Tom al 362-1800 eve SETA DAY APRIL 27, UNION OVAL MABCIA 363-0378 BE AN INFORMAL MEETING ON MONDAY HEY OHIO'S YOU'RE NUMBER ONEIl i wkanda or 352-4673 Mon.-Frl m AM BETA DAY APRIL 27, UNION OVAL Two into roommates needed lor Summer APRIL 29 AT 900pm IN THE BG NEWS WHAT TIME IS IT' UL HEATHER BETA DAY APRS. 27, UNION OVAL and/or FM House on NW aide of town. Rent: SUMMER APARTMENTS - 2 BEDROOMS OFFICE 1108 UNIVERSITY MALL) rf TIME TO STUDY? SIGMA PHI EPSILON- GOOD LUCK IN Across from llerahmen Dorm INTERESTED BUT CANNOT ATTEND. CON- BETA DAY APRIL 27, UNION OVAL SlOuVmo pass share of utttJee Cal anytime HARDLY! BETA— HOPE WE BOTH COME UP WINNING! 362-9322 Cat Tom M 362-1800 eve « wkanda TACT OREO, (354-7433) IT8 Ts»E FOB BETA 6001 THANKS FOR BEING SUCH WONDERFUL or 362-4873 Mon.-Ffl. In AM GREEK WEEK PARTNER8! "BOY DO WE Rate needed for 2 bdrm apt Quiet studious HUGE SIDEWALK SALE Summer Lessee Now Available HAVE FUN." tomela Cal Cathy 352-7010 FRI-SAT. MSOE SALE TOOI Fwidbte aesmg. pod, AC . I bedroom. $180 LOST ft FOUND Beta Happy Hours liana the pace tor the Chi LOVE. THE ALPHA PHIS WANTED: FEMALE NS ROOMMATE FOR SHOES. SHORTS. JACKETS. ETC. per month: 2 bedroom, $210per month Cal Omegas performance at the 500 race. So look FALL SEMESTER OR FALL 1885/88 LAKE ERS: SPORTS SPORTING GOOD SALE 364-3633, 12-6. oul Qreeka, wel be al over ma place STOCK MUST GO SCHOOL YEAR CALL DEBBIE AT 362-2208 LOST: MAN'S BLACK JORDACME WALLET ate greetnge lo Crucial DBC lor the Feb 6 1 bdrm — for 1 person only FM. 9 or 12 BETA SHUTS - FREE GREEK LETTERS LAKE ERIE SPORTS WITH TENNESSEE DRIVER'S LICENSE. Money rrtjute and for bringing Jah music lo WITH COUPON FROM WED BG NEWS AD mo. tM 6 lo 7 bets from campus 372- PICTURES, m.** GREAT SENTIMENTAL B G. Forward with the rtddkne. from the 622 E WOOSTER. PARKING IN JEANS N THINGS 531 Ridge HELP WANTED 4933 VALUE. CALL 154*580 ANY TIME FOR Ctf iirnaleo to Cornmemorate Bob Martey SPRttOFEST'15 IS COMING REWARO. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. Betas- The Alpha Xl'e can't wait lor the lee wrth SPRINGFEST 'IS IS COMING HOUSE FOR RENT FOR SUMMER PERFECT Jayne, Marts. Lorl A Penan, LOCATION. ACROSS FROM RODGERS LOST GoWnecUece w two inVartocklno hearts you tonight- What a way to start off the SPRINOFEST '16 IS COMING ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS HI da Hilt ftt! I am a mouthl You are oraiyt GIRLS NEEOED; VERY REASONABLE. CALL between Krowcher a SS BMg Great senti- weekend ol Beta 5001 SPtwNOFEST 15 IS COMSvQ It your home town too amal to find aummar Do you seed skies when you get oft the 11til AT NK1HT 354-8181 mental value 372-5000 BaaaMwea. Weawambti ma-1 wM ntea you aillii HOT AND 'P/tKSTY? iobt xi? Want to earn $1,500 & up wtwe living at homo? Nabonal Company has 3 positions HOUSE tor aummar. 4th and S. Cotege Womana 5 speed B*e lor Sate. Thanks lor being a wonderful sister and a Love. Tweon Get your Brew from the Cooler Crew great bag tool I'll really miss you a tot this •ft Wan/lews at 1:00. 1 45. 2:30 1 3:15 Microwave, dwhwesher washer S dryer, A It. Good ahape. recent tune up Cal Jute 2-4626 Jen. St J T s Carry-Out 406 Thlratm summer and I'm looking forward to having Friday, Aprl 28 only, m Canal Room Student cond Flta frve comfortably $2107paraon CM baseoal equip., tennis, sweets. FOUND Light green contact case *lth sort LOTS of fun next year! Have a greet summer You're out of character' Than* for a greet Union. 354-7g33 for Wo. Friday. Saturday Sale Daya contact lenses in South Hal Cal 372-2515 and good lock on exams! weekend and a retppler week. How about a Room A iBtHll tor aummar (mate) 1/2 block papperonl and sauaago with a float? MAYBE Lake Erie aporta Honest, energetic, aelf-mottvated individuals DZ love end all ralno, Lll Karen 18 I over nawded tor chaBengkig, fast paced from campus Large tumlahed bedroom, Amy Thanka to all those who have been support- tobl Apply In person after 8 pm. Toes thru Sat. washer 6 dryer, cable $80 mo Cal John 364- SERVICES OFFERED Brands Reeb. ing ths Gamma Phi-Beta 500 teem! Keep on Kappa Oast al Button's Mght Out) Rt 25 Perryaburg 7238 Corigrakjlattont on your Delt lavalering to Greg sharing that apwtt and enthusiasm! Special Ruff Your Phi Mu sisters love you loo' Get paychad for Beta! "limn toesee I ttttlll tor efficiency apts thents to Kriaty Claawanl and Lorinna rtakVOow Coop nursery seeking part-time • FOUTS TYPING ■ BROTHERS OF SIGMA NU, "tyo— Wachter. teacher. Degree req. flseumss to P.O. Box (Fal) $265/mo Indudea TV 1 Cable Al utl, S1/paga Ids) On-campus pick up |M-F| KD Beta Team Angela. Claudia. Sue and GOOD LUCK AT BETA! WE ALL KNOW YOU 243, BQ by May4. 1986 tuty turn 364-3182 11-4. 4 00pm 669-2579 Theresa- Good Luck tomorrow! We love youl The Brothers of Sigma Phi Epeaon wwh to CAN 00 IT! WELL BE THERE TO CHEER Summer tobe tor AkronOeveland reetoenta KDspWt' congratulate Scott Singer on tva levaserlng lo TUCKER TYPING YOU ONI! WE LOVE YAI $7.06 etamng rate. Apply after firvakvatart after Kim Chlo, Cindy MBar. rVolaaalonal equipment lor your needs Cal THE WHITE ROSES finals Ful Wne only 140 poaMona must be Corxjrstulstlons on running lor Beta! I know you Your Stg Ep Brothers Nancy 352-0809 KD SPRMTI ■ed For app'l cal 7650015 11am-5pm wl lead the Alpha Xl'a to a victory THE NEW MADNESS STUDENTS have al your typing neede done KOI Good luck! Love, Amanda SPRINGFEST 15 Attention Students proteseionaly Wa type lerm papers KOI Nettonel Haakh t Nutrition Firm seeking 10 SPRINGFEST 'SS Apartmenta. Houses, Ojpw.es rMaartatlons. theaia. book manuacrlpts. HOT AND THIRSTY? SPRINGFEST'15 part-time people to sal products Earn raaumes a any general typing. Get your Brew from the Cooler Crew $300.00 to SoOO.OO per month Ful (me Cat 384-2280 or 362-8563 Beta 500 Happy Hour April 21 Sa^NOFEST'SI John Newtove Reel Estate Alao expartencd in legal 4 meoKal typing at J.T t Carry-Out 405 Tlwaan opportunity available For Mormaten cal 893- College Park THE SISTERS OF ALPHA DELTA PI WOULD Bring this ad m lor special rjascount. 2323 319 E Woi Dear KJtor- II never be able to thank you Featuring Dale Walton and The Pumps UKE TO WISH EVERYONE THE BEST OF PROFESSIONAL SECRETARIAL SERVICES SUMMER EMPLOYMENT enough for being such a great Mend. Our late 3:00-7:00 LUCK IN THE BETA 500 688-6945 Bowing Green ATTENTION BUSINESS. MARKETING, SALES night Frlendfy's runs are the best' I'l miss you Picture I.D. required Theta CMa and Phi Beta Sigmea tentjfy next year and ehveya Remember- you STUDENTS Thanka for being such greet partnanl A Greek Ladtoe tor second session summer 3 bdrm TEST PREPARATION promteed to write or you are dead meet! HOW WSJ. YOU INVEST THIS SUMMER? Week has never seen such s perfect corntxna- houee Washer/dryer Ctoaa 10 campus Bob or STANLEY KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER UrvaltakvaDty yours ahvays. WA Wa ara an eatebwahed, Toledo baaed distrib- Bon! Love. The Dee Geee Hana 354-1108 536-3701 Toledo, OH DEAR SK3 EPS. uting company with exciting sales positions KD SPRIITI THE 83-84 RESIDENTS OF MANVILLE AVE. SAT • ISAT • ORE THANKS FOR THE COOKOUT. YOU SURE siatlalils starting May 13th through August Houses > Apts lor 1985 86 school yser KD SPIRIT! ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE 1ST ACT • GMAT • MCAT KNOW HOW TO B.B O UP SOME FUN LETS Hat SmkhBoggs Rentals. 362-8457 btwn. 12- KD SPIRIT! ANNIVERSARY OF BG'S BIGGEST S MOST •C.P A REVIEW DO IT AGAIN SOMETIME AFTER GREEK WE OFFER: 4pm or 352-8917 after 8:00pm HOT AND -THtRSTV? ttFAMOUS GDI PARTY. MANVILLE MADNESS •STATE NURSMG BOARDS-SNCLEX' WEEK IS DONE" GOOD LUCK IN BETA! 'Opportunity lo earn 1200-400 per week Specious rwo-Dedroom. unturnkshed, apart Gel your Brew from the Cooler Crew 84'. ON APRIL 27. 1985 WHILE ALL 3600 'Base salary, oommltalon, expanaea Letter Crelt Resume Service LOVE, THE ALPHA PHI'S ment tor summer, ulttet paid, tow rant. Cat at J T 'a Carry-Out 405 Tniratin PARTICIPANTS COULDN'T BE N BO TO 'Exceptional training whh pay BaaK Resume lletler quatty) starting al $7 50 352-8011 DEENA LUCCI AND BRAN MCKEE CELEBRATE IN PERSON. WERE ALL THERE 'Opportunity to travel MuMple lonta avaaaOle (Lsesr Prut Quality) IIMSfll CM ALPHA QUOTE OF THE WEEK. DELUXE 2 bedroom apt Have a beat tome at your Hewsaen Dele IN SPIRIT AND FRANKLY WE NEED ANOTHER •Poeetowhy to work a home town territory THE SOONER YOU FALL BEHIND THE MORE Cloee to campus Ctf 352 2039 _____ Party,'aye " (that was for you, Brl!) Dee. teach BEER SIGNED. THE MANVILLE NEIGHBORS YOU WOULD NEED: A desire for the sales that hockey player how lo hu* TSSE YOU WSJ. HAVE TO CATCH UP. Cal 352-7464 CLUB experience, dependable car, be able lo work Love you. Jo Ann Laura Gray, 1 bedroom apt CorvatukUlone on bemg selected Gemma Phi To Cindy (lumas), "JOHN DEE" (Jodee), fuS time, have a desk* lo need to earn at Dens We know how to end the year right, by 5 blocks trom campua* 12 mo. Abortion, pregnancy lests Beta's outstanding oenky! I'm so proud of my "LHtle Richie," DonnlefBuk), Judy Kras, least $2,000 this summer. having a lee on Friday night Boat races. Cal 362-7464 student rabje. REAL big! Love always. Henry Forbs, CALL (411) 882-1712 or writs PERMA 'dfWuh. and 'dancm IS one What alee could be CRAFTS CENTER FOR CHOICE Elaine I never thought these 4 years would peas downtown Toledo so much tun" da da da • The Kappaa so qulddy We've had some great Hmee lilt Menrot St, Toledo, OH 4M21 2 bedroom apartmenta LIQUIDATION SALE 419-255-7769 D.G.'s Canada, "sisl that nan". Chart. Weaver, ting- Cal 362-7454 40% ofl everythrvj m store Local firm haa openlnga In It's Bra and We've had a great Greek Week with the Indies ing MSB. Qiah Theetre. "I couW've had a Carty Rentals Nature's Manna safety depart Guaranteed starting salary of Delta Gamma Let's top It off right tomorrow chicken sandwich" . and al the many other Summer Rentals at Specie] Ratae . 134 E Court It. 00 HR- TYPING SERVICES morning with Kegs and Eggs at 9.30 at the great knee You've been the beat fnende and No experience necessary. Cell for Houses - Rooms - Apartments 15 yra experience term papers letters, Theta Chi house Thhga are back where they Little Nancy. Happy Bkthday! Finely big 19!' partying buodtoa ever" Thanka tor a labutoue 4 Interview between IAM-5PM Monday Apartmenta starting st $180 ipianei. 1-866-2240 Reasonable rataa about) be Wei have to go out and cekabrala. You are a years!' I love you al and wtoh you nothing but thru Friday. t-Btt-tow a month - 2 1/2 or 3 month I Love, The Theta Clws great KM love, luck, and success always Keep In touch, Pregnancy Problem' GOVERNMENT JOBS $ 15,000 - $50.000'yr 2 Bedroom apt tor 2 or 3 DZ love. Bag Wend take cere and God Bless Ya! II nata you total Free Mala a help. poestxe Al oocaAtatont. Cal 1-805-687- atudanta - near campua ■ Congrstuletlons- You did R! HeattBaal ol Toledo 1-2419131 Look oul Solid Gold Denoaral Mat* way tor 6000 Ext H 9649 to find out how. 2 asmostar IndMdual lessee the ZBT'e and Fills! Way to go on shakln' Love ye. Plane Mac Breekfaat cook: Exp on grt Kateya Wand Need Femes, and Mew students to M houses your way lo a Greek Review 1st pascal VOTE SETA QUEEN UNION FOYER Houttvj avaiBtae. [419) 746-2367 and apartmenta Phone 362-7388 PERSONALS VOTE SETA QUEEN UNION FOYER Love, your partnero In Crime, The Gamma VOTE 0ETA QUEEN UNION FOYER PM'e Beta 500 Heppy Hours Apr" M •HOMEMAKERS' Carty Rentals Be Morel Wish lo train sharp homemeker to Summer Rentals at Specssl Rales LorlDaan- College Pan A BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO HELAME Houaea - Rooms - Apartmenta l^orxjratulatlone on your pinning lo Matt I am so Featuring Dale Walton and The Pumps Interview, rare, and aupsrvtee toy I gttt dsmon- GREEK ON HER ALPHA PHt-FIGI LAVAUER- strstors, part ttme July thru December Apartmenta starting at $180 happy tor you - even though your Itse was the 1:00-7:00 ING TO SCOTT WHAT A SURPMSEI Picture LD. required Excslant in-home income Background of a month- 2 112 or 3 month leaees LOVE, YOUR ALPHA PHI SISTERS vary eel one lo know" Give him a big Mae lor me. okay?' teaching, business or party plan helpful No 2 bedroom apt lor 2 or 3 A BK) Thanka Chet, Pal*.. Trevor and Mtoheea Love ya' Ooeme rrveetmenl. Free Iraxxng Cat Penney 734 lor doing such a fantastic Ub In my television 8172. Alao fwlng demonstrators for your area atudanta • near campua EVERYTHING LORI PAMISK-Thenx for al the special production ol CaatorrM Suite " That tape ■ 2 temeatsr IndMdual Issass 50% OFF trnea ws'vs steady aharad! Espsaely at Poamon open for lamal WSI at gkts eummer sure to give me endless Bughe Good luck to ALL SHOES, JACKETS t SWEATS MargerHavMe » the one partyl Look out camp Black River Ranch Croewel. Mich you al In whatever you do" (313)879-2506 Need remale and Mats students • Bart |E Coaat) LOCKER ROOM causa I only gats better! I'm so gtad we're to IB houaea end apartmenta VATANS IMPORTS AND GIFTS COMPUTER OPERATOR 10* N. MAIN together LOVE t HUGS, Jeff Phone 362-7386 ALLISON O'DONNELL AND AMY 10* N. MAIN No experience neceeaary MCFARLANO—Good luck in the Trtattveton on Marly Thompson. Ccxtgretulaaone on your engagement to Paul' I 50% OFF Cat us today ■ (419) 471-1440 -Sunday" ORAD GIFTS, JEWELRY Job Exchange - SmM lee The Staters ol DaSa Gamma know It would happen, but not me) aoon. Give my marine a cat tor ma whan you gat to GLASSWARE, POTTERY, ETC. MANAOaTtnOfMARKETINQ Alpha Chl's Calfoiylt tat summer II miss you so much' Entry tovei or experienced SUMMER APTS We met at Mark'a-What a lima, then Greek Be sura to keep "Mr Happy'' happy' Hiring now' CM (419) 471-1440 2 bedroom, lumlehed, Revlew-What a Wght. Tomorrow morn wall BETA DAY APRIL 27. UNION OVAL Good luckl Love always. Karen V* CAMPUS SISTERS JOB EXCHANGE - Smal lee Air cond.. Laundry leclUlles start out right Beer...Bagels.ind Bete- Ceble TV I water BETA DAY APRIL 27. UNION OVAL I and June Thanks tor your erne and energy! You made It a DISC JOCKEY OUTTAStOHTI Paid by owner BETA DAY APRS. 27, UNION OVAL Good luck on Saturday. I know you guys wa do great year' WB train! CM (419) 471-1440 Love. The Phi Pal's 8476.08 TOTAL SETA DAY APRS. 27, UNION OVAL greet" I love ya both Joan Love, Suao and Oomeo JOB EXCHANGE - SmM lee Alpha Gem Seta Teem 352-7112 Way to go Sigma Cht't. Lambda Cht'a and "NEW ENOLANO SROTWRntSTER Get psyched for Bets. Ws know you've been Good luck In the big race Sal. I know you can Kappaa on your th»d piece finish In the Greek CAMPS"{Mess ) Mah-Kee-Nac tor Boys' working reelfy herd. We're behind you 100%. Danbee tor Gats Counselor PoaMons tor Love, Your AGO sisters do HI The Alpha Game, are behind our Beta •S! . Team al the way! "XI" Seta 500 runners: Kety MoCoy, Missy Program liiiiittleli Al Land Sports past. 3 bdrm. house on Lehman Ave. Close to downtown Cat 382-5828 Lovsys. Jannlrar Motttoe, and Carolyn Preeent, end oflvar Arta/Thaatre/Dance. Gymnsstct. Rocketry. Kethl Halea- OOOO LUCKIII Ropea Couree. Al Waterfront AcHvtxM ■ tMtaptng rooms aval. Fum I unfurn Aval 2nd Gusrsnteed Weight Loss nduolng Swimming. DMng. Smal Craft: pkja lliailllt. NaM t dean Cat Newlove Mgmt DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1029a»t Irst month. ovemighl camping. Compulers. Videotaping 362-5620 tAto* ■ > Tr**t MhttMrt Jatfc VOTE SETA QUEEN UNION FOYER Natural, Safe. EHsctrrs Cal 693-2323 and more hquke Camps Meh-Kee-Nec THURSTTN APARTMENTS ACftOM M Roman Danbee. 180 Linden Avenue, Glen Pidga. NJ I C-MarMsi mammg VOTE SETA QUEEN UNION FOYER I! ATTENTION ORADUATMO SENIORS!! Ad CCftDfTK»tNG. FULLY CARPETED. CA- 07028, Phone (201.) 429-8522 ■ Hi|d i-" tYtKl llflrn PHEH 4' Hooiiy VOTE BET* QUEEN UNION FOYER DON'T FORGET YOUR PARENTS ON MAY BLEVISION. EFFICIEHCY. LAUNDRY FACKJ- f Fa-tMCtlltt y*n 14 Footnota a.cd aVhaj> 2 B(>WC> » Had Par*... 10 IMS ••< ileng Summer babysitter, 3 children, my home 2 1/2 TtiS. NOW LEAStNQ FOR SUMMER t FALL. M 11 PARENT APPRECIATION PLAQUES ARE ■. 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Looking for love and lust in the classifieds by Tracer Bafdort aast-ier and mere expUex, the better. standtog woman far my first experi- in a public place, and finally take your We went censor (thing Let's show time going to bad with them. riacmg Married womaw. sought by tap the worid what real swingers do when ""According to Richard Zeller, aase- the ads, said Levine, works better NYC executive tar afternoon or eve- they get naked together!1' date prof moot of sociology, sexual than answering them because you are nlngroeaany. Dascranea aaaarid. adverttshM U a viable function In more to control of the attuanon and This personal ad which appeared In According to "I Found Lave (or at society. "They (ads) serve as a sex- you have a bigger selection of respon- Village VoJcernagaxiiu;onluJyM»J least lake) hi the Ctossaftoas,'' by aalo-OotlnaiMBTMSivesocialatruc- dents. to a far cry from: "Wanted: Two Judith Levtoa to tea May. to* edition tore where others arent available." female rooassastoa aaedad tor 1MB •MtoJa^mng. (la For example, the role of preetits- C^uieaeBaaaett,froahmaao

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sax services waTaTertonog rat • MS e«a£»eettol%at^ high ss OO.to per line. hard. The aersenaW are safe, as I aad tor many, quite beneficial. To complete the aaetare, many of "My First Time: I'm pretty, sha- as certain precautions are taken. For according to Levine. these piawafiaai require photo- pely, warm aad atocara with skin as example, never Uat your home phone grspbs as is the case with Direct Line smooth ss chocolate ice-cream. I seek number or address, screen the caller Tracey Batdarf la a freshman jour- aoSCanne-X-Ion which states: "The a very aaractlve, sensual, had under- over toe shone, arrange the meeting nalism major from Brunswick, Ohio. Take-home sex: porn big in home entertainment by Andrew Perles 60/250 noted Phillips adding that he and Tim Dehnhoff stocks the adult entertainment in a seperate room. " / doot promote adult entertain- uiiuimiuiiiiiiiiiiii ''Curiosity Seekers," usually rent ment at my store. It's something 1 them out for the evening to view them don't condone, but it is profitable. on a one-time basis, according to With the growth of pay TV skyrock- Phillips who said, "College kids are eting, many unusual services are more likely to rent them man the being offered to area cable TV sub- Rating: general public." scribers: ESPN, MTV, Cinemax, and _ • even X-rated movies. The legalities of adult entertainmet During the day, SelecTV (by satel- walk a fine line. The legal age limit is lite dish only) is an innocent and XXX 21, and Phillips does check I.D.'s "if common satellite system. But after ••• thev're questionable." dark, it turns into a X-rated movie The legal ramifications are laid out house, complete with sexually explicit ITT*tttttttt "" " in the case of Miller V. California, scenes and every imaginable moan 1973, the most recent case dealing and groan. with pornography. The case abandons Offerings such as "The Intruders," The reason for the continued pro- Adult entertainment has spreas to a nationwide standard leaving the "Naughty Girls," "Body Talk," and duction of this "adult" form of enter- every Smalltown, USA that can be responsibility to the "contemporary many others are shown nightly after tainment is its popularity. According listed. Bowling Green is no exception. communities," the city or neighbor- 11 p.m. In "Exposed," for example, to Newsweek, every week Americans Stocking Disney to "Debbie does Dal- hood you reside in. boy picks up girl; boy has explicit buy an estimated 2 million tickets to las," Phillips Television Company, intercourse with girl (4 or 5 times); X-rated movies, an annual box office 1028 N. Main St. in Bowling Green, The "LAPS test" has developed as boy and girl show and do everything. take of about $500 million. rents an assortment of videos. a method of testing adult entertain- Plots are basically non-existent in As X-rated movies intrude in the Loren Phillips, owner of the store, ment. If the entertainment lacks Lit- these films and a human anatomy households of many Americans, the doesn't condone the adult entertain- eracy, Artistic, Political or Scientific lesson is guaranteed. controversy builds. Are American ment but admits it is lucrative. "IS value, it may be considered adult According to the March 18, 1965 morals falling prey to porno? Accord- percent of our profits are from the entertainment. issue of Newsweek, a typical porno ing to a Newsweek poll, 67 percent of adult rentals," says Phillips. His star makes as much as $1,500 a day Americans feel that sexually explicit store charges a "flat fee across the Andrew Perles is a Junior journa- for playing show-and-tell, and the magazines, movies and books lead to board," $2.50 overnight or S4.50 for lism major from Ashland. Ohio. Tim novice actor makes just $750 every a breakdown of public morals... and three days. The ratio of adult movies Dehnhoff is a senior public relations day. the fight for/against porn rages on. to the rest of the rentals is about major from Findlay, Ohio. ■ ■■■■« PREFERRED PROPERTIES I i NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER AND FALL I ■ I Medium 2 Item Pizza 835 High St. - Rental Office I Located at Cherrywood Health Spa 2 Cokes 352-9378 9:00 ■ 4:3° Monday - Friday I HAVEN HOUSE | Free Delivery 5.25 352-3551 | PIEDMONT-8th & HIGH ST. >■■■■■ BIRCHWOOD PLACE - 650 SIXTH ST. SMALL BLDGS. - MANVILLE BETWEEN ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦$♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 6th & 7th 707 SIXTH ST. PHI KAPPA TAU 818 SEVENTH ST. 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by Larry Horris Yet only about two percent of the viewing. Richards said. He started off building the booths in clientele are women, he said. "They An added feature to the booths are the warehouse and eventually worked A veritable candy store for the not- (bookstores) encourage women to "glory holes," small openings be- up to his current position which is so-pure at heart where triple-X marks come into the stores, because they tween the booths which are often quite profitable. the spot and every fantasy is within attract men," be said. "Some come installed by the management or cut "Morally, I'm not ashamed of what reach... if you're an adult. with men, others alone with shirts by the customers themselves. These I do," he said. "On the whole, most Bookstores, porn shops, adult en- unbuttoned to the waist I have no holes allow contact between the cus- people are mature enough to realize tertainment centers: the names may doubts that prostitution does exist, tomers without any personal involve- that it's harmless and know that guys change, but the song remains the but it's not very common. Actually, ment aren't going in there, getting excited same. there is more gay interaction than "As a clerk, I had to clean the back and then leaving and raping women." In a society in which corporations male-female." room, and I found those booths with According to David, videotapes are are struggling for survival and busi- Richards cites the movie booths in glory holes were very popular," Rich- replacing standard porno films, just nesses fold every day, the adult the bookstores as the source of much ards said. as video is assuming the role of film in bookstore continues to thrive. And of the traffic. To keep existing customers, new other commercial markets. despite its image as a hangout for "Over 50 percent of the customers movies (or videos) are brought in Richards said there are certain lower-life, perverted old men, the dont buy anything," he said. "They periodically by an outside supplier. unwritten rules about bookstore eti- "bookstore" appears almost a better just see the movies." The booths are owned and operated quette. investment than AT&T. These movie booths, similar to in- by the outside agency and profits are "One, you never talk. Two, there is The question arises: Who keeps stant photo booths, are usually lo- snared with bookstore owners. no eye contact." these dens of iniquity in business? cated in the rear of the store and cater "It's like vending machines, ba- He added that, depending on the "White, married, well-dressed to an assortment of sexual tastes. To sically," said "David," a district merchandise being perused, behavior males in the middle and upper varies. classes," according to Steve Rich- ards, graduate student in sociology. "A person buying a bondage mag- Richards worked eight weeks as a azine would wait until no one was in clerk in a bookstore as part of bis the store and then practically throw thesis research on the phenomenon. the magazine at me and insist it be During that time, be observed the put into a bag," be said. "They are customers, their behavior and their very cautious. Others are more cas- interests. ual, some are uptight." "A large percentage of these men Richards said that despite most were ages 21-25 and £-40," Richards stores' wealth of sexual merchandise, said. "The stereotype of the dirty old some subjects are taboo. Child por- man is ridiculous. There's no way you nography and photographs depicting can go into a shop and buy magazines bestiality (human sex with animals) are not available as they are against at eight to 44 dollars a shot unless you the law. Because of the nature of their have money." business, bookstore owners are cau- According to Richards, an average tious about legal offenses, he said. 12-hour work shift would yield up to as Staying within the law means staying many as 300 customers. "I'm not sure open for business. what movttates people to go to them, The Marketing Concept is based on but there is obviously a strong inter- Adult btok (tare* aren't jutt maag-omU for dirty old men. finding what the public wants and est there." Sving it to them with the organiza- Richards said be views bookstores n's goals In mind. For adult as an outlet for sexual relief. "A lot of make customers feel less inhibited, manager for a film supplier in the bookstores across the country, this people who talk about porno shops each booth has two different movies: region who asked to remain anony- theory is paying off. don t have a clear picture of what's one with straight male-female inter- mous. Larry Harris, who will die it his Eoing on inside. Everybody should go action, the other with a gay or bond- David got started in the business parents find out he's been in an adult ^Jn t ma t%a ». yh aUU.'8. about three years ago after being laid bookstore, is a senior public relations r t f 9 t i J "of^ off from his previous "job" for a" year." major from Vemoyne', Ohio: Stripping down the

subtle differences-f- by Loura S. Myers place in the male burlesque show, it was non-existent in the female show at Ladies in Lace, 3819 Upton Ave. in Burlesque. It used to be just a Toledo. The audience, consisting of spectator sport for men. But today both men and women, was passive, men are actively participating in bur- content to just sit back and watch the lesque shows - and women are loving dancers perform their acts. it. According to Steven Oleksa, man- ager of the club, he has very strict When Fascination, a touring male rules about the conduct of both the dance company based in Cincinnati, dancers and the crowd. "This is not a appeared at Streamers in Toledo rough club," he said. Gloria Hayes, a Monday night, the all-female audi- 24-year-old dancer at the club agreed. ence did not hesitate to show their "There are a lot of rules here, so we appreciation for this relatively new get a lot of respect from the custom- art form. ers," she said. Although female burlesque shows While the male dancers at Stream- have been around for ages, male ers make it a rule not to spend too burlesque began to gain popularity much time with members of the audi- only 10 years ago. According to "Gen- ence after a performance, socializing tle Ben, a Fascination dancer, a man with the clientelle is a requirement of named "Jeremiah" is known in the the job for the lady burlesque danc- industry as the "father of male strip- ers. Male burlesque has grown during "When the girls aren't dancing, the past 10 years, keeping stride with they are expected to sit with the the women's movement. The field has customers," Oleksa said. "They are gained in popularity, and surpris- Eiid to sell drinks to the customers." ingly, in respect. e said that this is true of most clubs which feature female burlesque danc- Although the male dancers are ers. sometimes called male strippers, Although the dancers aren't al- they do not actually strip - not com- lowed to ask for drinks, if a customer pletely anyway. "Danny Lovelace," offers to buy them one, they receive a also a member of Fascination, said he commission for it, Oleksa said. This is feels that this is the reason for the extremely different from the male difference in reputations between fe- strippers who have no such male and male burlesque dancers. agreement with the management. "Stripping is a bunch of guys taking their clothes ott," ne said. "We're just Most of the female dancers seemed a bunch of guys entertaining." happy with the agreement and said they don't feel uncomfortable getting And entertain they do. The mem- to know the customers. "If a guy bers of the company, "Black Stal- comes on too strong, we just tell lion," "Beau," "Ben" and Steven and he warns the other girls to "Lovelace" each dance individually, stay away from him," said Louise, a moving throughout the crowd. As they married dancer who had just begun B:ss by tables of swooning women, her fourth night on the job. ey accept bills which are placed in their G-strings and give kisses to the While both the male and female demanding women. burlesque entertainers do essentially the same thing - entertain the oppo- Otherwise reserved women go site sex - there are some key differ- crazy at the sight of a nearly-nude ences between the two shows. The muscular male body. (Okay, so they biggest differentiation is with the were sexy!) But these were not col- interaction between the dancers and lege co-eds lusting after these men. At the audience. least one-half of the audience consis- ted of middle-aged women out for a While the male dancers thrust their good time. Klvises into the faces of the women in Rick Rocklt, one of the male exotic dancers at Streamers, proves to be an audience / According to Paula Kern, a 40-ish ; audience, they never get to know mother visiting the United States the women on a personal level. On the from the Netherlands, she and her other hand, the women are more aloof family were there "because we like to on stage, and more intimate off stage. look at men." Many other women in the audience agreed. Yes, apprecia- It's puzzling that it is this mere tion for a good-looking man is univer- difference which allows the men to be Photos! sal among women. held in such high esteem and for the By Liz women to be considered "sluts." Per- Fascination concluded their show haps both professions need to be re- Takinq it with a group dance, complete with examined to determine just what the their guest dancer, "Rick Rocklt." differences and similarities are. It and their emcee Jason Roberts. By may just be that the two professions this time, the women were wild with are more alike than we think. lust, liquor and longing. The money, Laura S. Myers is a junior public the kissing and the touching were relations major from Findlay, Ohio, Off widespread as the dancers moved into currently planning a return visit to the audience again. Streamers without her reporter's While physical contact is common- notepad. 7 The bare essentials of modern burlesque

by Carl Buergler describe themselves as "over 21," to a career in acting or dancing. All Kobin, who has been dancing at the had been to see a male burlesque the dancers work out regularly and club for four months, is working to Erotic dancing isn't just a woman's show before. When asked why, they watch what they eat to keep that tip- "be discovered." She said she hopes job anymore. Male dancers, a varia- all agreed. "We like the males!" winning figure. to play bass guitar in a band some- tion on the same theme, are cashing Janice Conti, a woman bowler from There was quite a contrast between day. Robin said the dancing is "OK" in, too. New Jersey, goes to see male bur- the male and female shows we saw work, but added, "You know, some- Although there are a number of lesque shows every Friday with her that night. Unlike male dancers, most times you get a customer who acts clubs in this area which feature fe- girlfriends and said that some of the of the women who work as burlesque like 'oh baby, I own you 'cause I male burlesque reviews for the enjoy- shows get out of hand, adding, "It dancers work for one club, and there bought you a three dollar drink!' That ment of both ladies and men, the should be the woman who gives the are other differences. sucks! Robin lives with her grand- advent of the male burlesque show guy the dollar." According to Steve Oleksa, man- mother, who knows about her work has spurned a national entertainment Indeed, watching from my perch in ager of Ladies in Lace, the women and, she said, "thinks it's all right." the balcony (men are not allowed can make as much as a line worker at Another dancer, Gloria Hayes, said Surprisingly, however, there are downstairs during the show), a mid- Jeep (a Toledo auto plant) during a she liked the job because of the pay many differences between the male dle-aged woman shoved a bill into the good week, and said mat the women and because the rules of the dub and female "strip" shows. very small costume of one of the can make more than $20.00 a night in protect the dancers from rowdy cus- Jason Roberts, master of ceremo- dancers. "That's my mother," Conti tips. tomers. Hayes, who has been working nies for the Fascination Male Bur- remarked. "She'll do anything." In contrast to the all-women audi- three or four weeks at the club, picks lesque Show featured last Monday Ellen Praul of Temperance, Michi- ence at the male show, the audience her own costumes and music, as do all night at Streamers in Toledo, said the ri, said, "The main reason I come is at Ladies in Lace was composed of the other dancers. women who attend male reviews tend watch the old womens' reactions. both men and women. Oleksa said the Louise, who has only danced at the to get a lot crazier than men who go to They go crazy!" Later, however, it club has regular customers who come club four nights, is just earning extra see women strip. Roberts also re- seemed that Praul was enjoying the to the club each week, including seve- money for the summer. Louise is marked, "the crowds have gotten show as much as the other women. ral couples. married, and her husband knows older as the years go by. mien I A guest dancer with Fascination, One of the dancers, declining to give about her work. She joked, "He started, it was mostly just the "Rick Rockit," told me, "You could her name because she will be attend- doesn't care. But I don't trust him in a younger girls who came. do this. After your eighth or ninth ing the University in the fall, is work- place like this. I have to be with him." Indeed, the crowd at Streamers did time it's not embarrassing at all." Of in? at the club for extra money to pay Overall, both shows were fun. As a seem to contain many women in their course, embarrassment has no place bills. Her parents and boyfriend don't people-watching experience, the male forties or older, but they seemed to be for men who bounce and shake it for a know she works as a burlesque show burlesque show can't be beat. The enjoying the show. A group of women living. The regular dancers in the dancer, either. women in the audience just cut loose from Albequerque, New Mexico, in group do the shows full-time, travel- "It's not my choice of a career, but and enjoy themselves. Toledo for the Women's International ling a circuit throughout Ohio and it's OK," she said. "A lot of girls put Carl Buergler is a junior public Bowling Conference tournament, parts of Indiana and West Virginia. their butts in guys' faces and stuff and relations major from Akron, Ohio, came to check out the show. All but The dancers said they hope to use get lots of tips. I don't do nothing like who has never been to a strip show one of the women, who would only the exposure and experience as a step before in his life.

"JUftfa" IM just oaeofmamy women who choose to make a Uvmg by performing. 8 muT/um it. ii Rock music getting hotter and heavier in the 80s

dream-coine-tnie. His full-frontal, inside my sugar walls." Hmm. So rock" - that music where female by Mike Lawson sexual assault into the world of popu- much for adult contemporary, eh singers squeak and squeal their way lar music has caused quite a fervor. Sheena? through a detailed account of sexual Elvis Presley started the contro- Such songs as "Head,1' "Let's Pre- Masturbation seems to be a topic of gratification. This music often typ- versy; Jim Morrison took it to ex- tend We're Married" and "Darling overkill in music recently. Cyndi ifies these females as "dizzy broads." tremes and Frank Zappa was Nikki" are somewhat straightfor- Lauper takes her stand on masturba- (No disrespect intended. Please, no notorious for the perversion of it all. ward in (pornographic) content and tion with covert references on "She feminist letters.) Madonna is riding Now, Prince sings of its laurels; Ma- topic. However, one must dig a little Bop." The song reveals, "They say I the top of the heap at the present time donna prides herself on it; and Eu- deeper to find the subtle innuendos to better get a cnaperone/ Because I with such songs as "Like A Virgin" rythmics have been banned on the a particular erogenous zone common can't stop messin' with the danger and "Material Girt." What can I say? airwaves for singing about its dark to those of the female gender in zone." From the male perspective, If the shoe fits, wear it. side. What is this topic that so many "Little Red Corvette." Billy Joel sings of the topic in his Of course, sex has dominated music performers have encountered in mu- Most recently, under the pseudo- classic "Captain Jack/' and David through the years in its most common sic today? SEX. nym "Alexander Nevermind,''Prince Lee "Just A Gigolo" Roth has also form - romp *n' roll. Perhaps, one of Sex has taken a new venue in music has penned the highly controversial described this behavior in the pseudo- the first performers to set precedence today - one that tends to be boldly "Sugar Walls" for performer Sheena narrative break in Van Halen's "Pan- in this area was Meatloaf. His hila- explicit in nature. "His Royal Bad- Easton. The lyrics proposition the ama." rious sexual encounter detailed within ness," Prince, is a censor's worst listener to "Come spend the night Sex has also taken off in "bimbo- a metaphorical baseball game in "Paradise (By the Dashboard Lights)" provided the punch to many a party and some of the most sugges- Porn watchers become dissatisfied tive material to music at that time. (AP) - Watching too many X-rated "soft-core" porn Dims over a six- lower in terms of physical appear- However, the Tubes took the cake in movies and videotapes can cause week period while other people were ance, sexual behavior and "desire to this category with their satirical look people to become dissatisfied with shown 38 "innocuous" films. explore novel sexual practices." at sexual oral fixation in "Tip of My their sexual partners' physical ap- The test subjects viewing the porn Tongue." In a hilarious play on pearance ana bedroom techniques, movies rated their satisfaction with The researchers said, however, that words, one line reads, "Never been to two pornography researchers say. their partners at 3.88 on a scale in "No ill effects on general happiness cunning/ I'm no linguist." "Massively exposed individuals which zero represented no satisfac- and satisfaction nor on professional In closing, I realize that there are held marriage and the family in di- tion and 10 meant extreme satisfac- satisfaction were observed" among worse offenders of sex in music than minished regard," Jennings Bryant tion. the group that watched the X-rated those mentioned. However, this of the University of Houston and Dolf films. writer refuses to be enticed in to some Zillmann of Indiana University con- The people not shown the X-rated "However, those who were heavy kind of "Larry Flynt Dilemma." cluded after a five-year study. movies had a satisfaction score of viewers of pornography reported sub- Mike Lawson is a Junior business They say the finding is based on 5.47, according to the researchers. stantial dissatisfaction with their own administration major from Marion, tests in which some subjects were The researchers said the pom sexual situation and with their sexual Ohio in search of the quintessential shown 36 non-violent, non-coercive watchers also rated their partners partner," Bryant and Zillmann said. closing paragraph. University Theatre Presents iPCIFF'S: > THE 440 E. COURT PIZZA" 352-1596 Iftf *WS*W BEJHt April 26 at 7:30 p.m. ONE LARGE ONE ITEM PIZZA April 27 at 2:00 p.m. $5.25 JOE E. 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An M- (HI (Pan I of 21 Q ihor John Noa'a aaorpta (o raoh O REACH FOR THE TOP 12:3B oMd >M rocovarad through "Tha ■ TAXI coftoac ai-mahnaa idol haa trou- 9 PUNKY SREVVSTER Ma>- O CARRY ON LAUGHING krUatng CMdrao Natworh " pctaaaamont: hpa on treai.og ra- • WILD, WXD WORLD OF HMO ble coping wrth the preaeuret of a ry commii tha carttnal arror of 12:30 0 TRAPPER JOHN. M.O. ANIMALS • fl CAONEY B LACE Y eve TV performance during is-tv. • LATE NIGHT WITH DA- throwing away Punky'i aaamaaoty Trappar't a--wrfa parauodaa han ■a«W TENNIS WCI Allanu • THREE'S COMPANY Chrta and Mary Bath wttnaaa fvat- ea»» golden age Chpnayonplapa. Anal match. Pom VID LETTERMAN ■laparabfa do*. HI) toaccapt Thar aon aa an avtarn at MO hand tha namy gomga-on m tha CSPNI DIVING US Indoor Allan la INI MO San Frmoaco MamorM afiar raa • • SCARECROW AND gvmant buaataaa whan an ana- 12:40 Charr««naf»tDa. men • and wom- • • MURDER. SHE caajnooua bahawor 'aaUii m hN I2:M MRS. 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