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Friday, May 3,1985 THE J3GL NEWS Vol. 67 Issue 121 County jail cramped Six chosen to Editor's note: Theinmate's name has been changed to protect his anonymity. aid relations by JID Trudeau editorial editor Except for two trips next by Don Lee uled to be announced at the door to Common Pleas Court, staff reporter regular meeting of the Chamber John hasn't been outside in this morning. 4^ months. Two University and four The committee met for the He spends his days watch- Chamber of Commerce re- first time Monday to organize ing television, listening to the presentatives have been named themselves. No date has been radio and playing cards. Oc- to a Chamber committee on set for a second meeting, al- casionally he writes letters, improving communications be- though one is planned, Joan Gor- and he always eats his meals tween the University and city don, executive director of the at the same time: 7:30 a.m., businesses. Chamber, said. 11:30 a.m. and 4:30p.m. The University representa- Gordon said the committee John, 20, is one of about SO tives are Karl Vogt, vice-presi- would meet as needed, with no inmates at the Wood County dent for operations, and Philip regular scheduled meeting time, Jail. Mason, executive assistant to to exchange information con- lake most of the inmates, University President Paul Ola- cerning city and University he has one cellmate. Besides camp. Mason represents the business activities. Representa- their respective cell - mea- University at the monthly tives from retail operations on suring 8 feet by 10 feet - the Chamber meetings. Vogt and University property, such as the prisoners are provided with a Mason were selected by Univer- bookstore and the Student Rec- community room called the sity President Paul Olscamp. reation Center, will be brought bullpen. There are tables and Representing the Chamber in to discuss University retail chairs in the bullpen, and it is will be Sheilah Fulton, Chamber policies. of Commerce second vice-presi- The commitee was formed in there that they may watch TV dent, John Mura, owner of Fal- response to city merchants or listen to the radio. con House sporting goods store, wanting to know whether the Around three sides of the Erie Radel, of Radel and Com- University's retail operations bullpen is a hallway, with pany, a Bowling Green account- would have any effect on their windows, called the catwalk. ing firm, and Jerry Liss, owner businesses. The resolution au- Originally, it was built to pro- of Pisanello's Pizza. thorizing the commitee was an- vide the prisoners with some nounced by the Chamber March exercise and some diversion - THEIR NAMES were sched- 1. looking out of the window. However, except for an hour or so every day, the catwalk is kept locked up. Since John has been there, Damages low the catwalk has been opened a couple of times in addition to that hour a day - which he University reports $25,468 loss said is mostly for cleaning purposes - because "one of by Phillip B. Wilson are usually only a "handful" of the nicer guards" let them in. staff reporter students responsible. ACCORDING TO Wood With the close of spring se- "THE PERCENTAGE of stu- County Sheriff George mester comes the yearly resi- dents that create the problems Ginter, the catwalk usually is dence hall damage reports. are very small," Junk said. kept closed because the pris- According to a Harold Junk, the "Compared to other universities oners used to whistle at destruction hasn't been that I've been to, our living quarters women passing by outside. bad. are excellent." So the only exercise the Junk, coordinator for trades prisoners can have is calis- and improvement, said the there One of the reasons he believes thenics in their cell or the has been $25,468 in damage at the damage rate has increased bullpen, Ginter said. the University from the begin- in Founders Quadrangle is the Kaye Vermett. the jail ma- ning of fall semester to AprillO, new co-ed policy which began in tron, said "the lack of exer- 1985. the fall of 1983. He said men cise area" is the worst Photo illustration/Susan Cross Founders Quadrangle has the were more costly residents than problem in the Jail. most damage of any dormitory women, "as far as damage was "It's just cramped; it'siust with $8,238, which was almost concerned." Since the switch too small," she said. "They through which the visitor and i for the inmate and available, Ginter said. twice as high as the next ex- from an all male dorm to the get no exercise at all." inmate stand and talk. "You can survive off it (the pense, Kreisher Quadrangle, present coed situation in Rogers Recreation is one of the There are two visiting win- food)," was John's comment. which had $4,446 damage. Prout Quadrangle, damages have de- areas in which the jail does dows next to each other, Visitation is restricted to John also complained about Hall had the least amount of creased significantly. not meet state standards, which John said doesn't allow Tuesdays, 9 to 11 a.m. and 6 to the mail, which Ginter said damage, at an expense of $293. Ginter said. Another area is for much privacy. 9 p.m.; Thursdays, 1 to 4 always is opened to check for Junk said these figures rep- "When it's spring, we have visitation. "THEY'RE (ANOTHER p.m.; and Saturdays, 9 to 11 contraband- such as drugs - resent the total amount of more screen and window dam- yisitation is conducted visitor and inmate) not even a a.m. - about 20 minutes per and for money, which is put money spent on the buildings, age than anything else," Junk through a window 3 inches foot away from you ana you visit. . into accounts for each pris- including the dorm rooms. He said. "If the damage is some- high and 6 inches wide, just can't talk," he said. The jail meets fire and food oner. said University students aren't thing unusual, we'll come out according to Vermett. Below Ginter said the jail should standards; for example, a According to John, some of as destructive as the numbers and give the resident adviser an the window is a mesh open- Erovide two tables separated dietician is there to make the guards tell him "half the might indicate, because there estimate." ing, about the same size, 1 a large glass window, with sure balanced meals are . See Jan, page 7. Graduating seniors express State homes satisfaction with University investigated Editor's note: This is the third sales major: "Yes. I've been in three-part series on graduat- here long enough (five years). Celeste orders has happened in homes oper- ing seniors. Seniors reflect on experiences Just let me leave here with a ated by Meridian Community degree." report after Care. by Benjamin Marrison A few of those surveyed "He's asked for a prelim- new» editor wished to remain anonymous, death, illness inary report, and then he'll only revealing their first name: take it from there," Dahra The pressures of finals are COLUMBUS (AP) -Gov. Phttups, a spokeswoman in Richard Celeste yesterday the governor's office, said. mounting. It may seem as if Rich, computer science ma- asked state officials to draft a there is no way to get everything lar: "It was really slow the first In the Cincinnati case, done in the allotted time frame. preliminary report on the the Hamilton County coro- lew years, but after I realized I death of a woman due to ner's office said Carol Simon- had to be the one to get things inamutritkmajidtfleuTnassof Some freshmen are not used to going, it was super." son, 43, once a resident of the the pressures ... some sopho- two others bi OIWIMHTU now-closed Orient Devel- mores remember the pressure, Steve, a Journalism major: group homes for the mentally opmental Center in Picks way but still are not able to fully deal "Yeah. I got a lot of opportuni- County, was dead an arrival with it... juniors know there's ties here that I would never have The request came on the at University Honttal and only one year left... and grad- gotten at other schools. I'm not beets of a separate call for Medical Center in Cincinnati uating seniors are sighing relief, sure what I would be doing if I last Nov. 7. it's all over. that I will never forget. I have education is nothing more than a hadn't taken advantage of the WMCUOWOborne by Mamie Students may wonder, "Is it had a great time and feel it was 'survival of the finest' course. opportunities. The main thing Johnson, director of the Ohio SHE DIED of malnu- all worth it?" According to the definitely worth it Oh yeah, I Hopefully, after all of the sacri- you want to do when you come to Department of Mental Retar- trition and dehydration, the 90 graduating seniors surveyed, got a degree, too." ficing, there will be some re- college is find something you dation and Developmental coroner reported after an au- It is. Maria Emery, special ednca- want to do and pursue it, and PWrfflttffi topsy. SimoBson was taken to The students were asked, tioa major: "Yes. I truly feel that's what I did* Ceteste asked David Wil- the feaprta] from a Meridian "Are you satisfied with your that this University has pre- Kelly Wlgner. business educa- liams, director of the Gover- grasp nome on naasatun years at Bowling Green?" pared me for my future and my tion major: "Yes. Overall they "Fetter," still deciartag him- nor's Offiea of Advocacy for Way in Ondnnnti, officials career." have been good. College has self aa '■■declared major': "I Disabled Persons, and John- said. The woman bad pre- Gary Bernardex. computer taught me a Tot, not only acade- had a great time. Don't get me son to make a report by the viously been a resident of science major: "Yes, very Sue Berg, marketing ma Jar: mically, but socially." wrong -1 busted my butt in my arirfOkwyeaterdw. another Meridian home on much "As the years have progressed, classes. But when study time The governor said he is Scottwood Avenue. so. I have made friends here I have realized that a four-year James VaadeVeWe, telling and ended, 'Miller time' began." oeapxy conceraea aoom wnai » • BG News/May 3,1985 2 Bye, CI-Hall, signed a friend -Editorial You see the Kennedy-Nixon romances; ambition, lethargy; completed its migration. Some debate? Kennedy killed Nixon. office hockey, office basketball, professors have moved their by QeoWf y Barnard Naw, I like Nixon. He knows office baseball, bigtime wres- classes to West Hall. The build- Boos and bravos his stuff. tling (boys will be boys); all- ing really hasn't started to Short, short hair, straight leg Students practice writing, nighters; Interviews, jobs. The bustle yet; it still glows with blue jeans (dungarees), button practice dealing with people. office was thousands of different newness. down shirts, sneakers, penny Some are obsessed with the things to the hundreds of people I visited the future home rf The Here it is - the long-awaited end of the 1984-85 loafers: the uniform. newspaper. Some write one who worked there. BG News a few days ago. My school year. With summer around the bend, Seedling journalists settle into story and, for whatever reason, footsteps echoed down the this seems like a good time for some final com- a new home; a place to work, a never come back. First articles The quarters were cramped in empty, virgin hallways. I ments on the school year. place to play. It's 1959. The BG get published. Writers get their the School of Journalism. Each bumped into Emil Dansker and Bravo to USG for organizing Springfest '85. It News moves into University feet wet; some become famous professor's cell was clustered he walked with me for a while. Hall rooms 105 and 106. The (or semi-famous) authors. Some around a central pool, a meeting Light from flourescent tubes was a success both in finance and in spirit, and walls are eggshell white. The of them graduate and never place. The Lounge. glinted off shiny linoleum. The hopefully it helped dispel some community resent- color's nice. It's easy on the write again. Emil Danskers cell was as muffled tapping of an electric ment left after last year's Manville Madness. eyes. It'll be a nice place to work. Holy Jesus. Nam, man, you're much of a museum as it was an typewriter was coming from an Boo to some city officials who would like to make The School of Journalism of- going to Nam. office. Forty years of journalism insulated office somewhere. next year's Springfest a community carnival. Why fices are right across the hall. I don't want to go, man. Some- paraphernalia covered the walls He looked at me. "You know, Some days, a Newser can go to times the powers that be make from ceiling to floor. I was there it's not quite the same. I like it can't we have one big party, just for ourselves? work, visit with a prof and go to decisions and there ain 't nothing when he closed his office door here, but it's not the same." Bravo to University President Paul Olscamp for class and never walk more than you can do about it. for the last time. "Yeah, I know what you canceling Vk days of classes because of snow. a few hundred feet. The office: friends, enemies, The moving men were taking mean." 1 half-expected to see a Consider doing it more often! out his desk, the last thing left in hospital orderly dressed in sur- Boo to the Ohio Department of Transportation the cubicle. Everyone else had gical garb spring from behind already gone to West Hall. In the one of the doors wheeling a and Conrail for all the delays in installing gates at lounge, a few boxes lay scat- gurney. railroad crossings. How many people have to die? tered, waiting to be moved. Newspapers are a lot of Bravo to Women for Women - not necessarily for He was more human than at things, but they were never their opinions, but for stirring up this too-oft apa- any other time I had ever known meant to be clean. One look at thetic campus. And speaking of apathetic ... him. He leaned against the door- your hands after reading a pa- way as two overweight men in per tells you that. Newspapers A resounding boo to most of the students who blue coveralls grunted and do their most good when they're asked questions of Ronald Reagan at last fall's groaned to get the oak desk onto uncovering corruption, crime - rally. You should have come up with something a dolly. He didn't say anything. dirt. They were never meant to that would make him think - not blush with plea- No reminiscences, no anecdotes, operate in an antiseptic atmo- sure. nothing. He just stared, not at sphere. the room really, someplace past In a few weeks, they'll come to Bravo to yet another fine season by Bowling the room. Eet us. Overweight movers in Green quarterback Brian McClure, who appears The desk was gone. He lue coveralls will tote off the destined to make it to the pro ranks. stepped into the empty cube and files, the computers, the type- Boo to the University for making us look at those looked at the dust marks on the writers. They'll disturb dust dull cement blocks in front of the Administration floor around where there used to that's been settling for 26 years - be filing cabinets, boxes, a table. dust older than anyone who Building, year after year. They are supposed to be Hundreds of students, a year- wrote a story in this issue. a fountain, but it is never turned on. book full of faces, had sat in this But bravo to the University for approving photo room. How many hours were Short hair, straight leg blue IDs. They'll make life easier for students next year. spent here working, on the jeans, button down shirts, high Boo to the incredibly harsh Student Arbitration phone, grading papers? Thou- top basketball shoes, penny loaf- sands. Tens of thousands. ers: new wave conservatism. Board, who decided that an ill-thought-out April He bent over and picked up a A new generation of seedling Fool's joke warranted three RAs' suspension from paperclip. journalists prepares to enter a the University. Haven't you ever pulled a dumb ffThis is it - the last of it. new home. But newer doesn't joke? Anybody want a souvenir?" mean better. And bravo, finally, to the graduating seniors. He stopped short in his motion I don't want to go, man. Some- to return the silver scrap to its times the powers that be make You've worked hard and we wish you the best. resting place on the floor. He decisions and there ain't nothing Happy summer, everybody. looked at the paper clip and you can do about it. stuck it in his pocket. Barnard is a junior journa- The School of Journalism has lism major from Cleveland. Letters the case (and I have reason to "Vanzant insists that Reagan is beat the train. Washington, D.C. to lobby The punishment seems too believe that the testimonies God," it's obvious that you Just what does it take to get against nuclear arms. Prior to extreme: emotionally, educatio- Don't suspend RAs might have been a little melo- didn't read this article or other crossing gates put up at these our arrival, several attempts nally, economically and acade- dramatic), then the residents of articles in the past. If you had, dangerous intersections? I'm were made to arrange an ap- mically. Remember, a semester then you would know that Van- glad to say they now have warn- pointment with Delbert Latta, of classes is an accomplishment I'm really steamed, and I Mac East were lucky that there ing gates at the Clough Street want to write this letter before I was not really an emergency. zant's opinion of Reagan is far our district representative. All that requires immense work, Just think, you have 400 "crying, from calling him God. crossing, but at what cost? Does efforts failed and it was obvious money and dedication, and it cool off and forget about how it take an accident to prove that that Del Latta had no interest in mad I am. hysterical girls cramming should not be just thrown out the stairwells and pushing and shov- In the letter, Ms. Souza says these are dangerous intersec- seeing any of his constituents. window. tions? Latta has been in office for 26 I hope the decision is not This is in response to the ing each other during a real that Vanzant holds Reagan re- I certainly hope the years and has consistently voted April 24 front page article con- tornado or a fire, the result sponsible for all of the decisions upheld. I also hope there is con- could be severely tragic. on Capitol Hill. In Vanzant's city board weighs the costs of tor nuclear arms. Our main em- sistency in future disciplinary cerning the Apru Fool's joke implementing crossing gates phasis was to make him aware played by three Mac East resi- article, it is stated that Reagan situations for any student who Also, I feel that this incident signs legislation. Think back to throughout Bowling Green that people really are concerned pulls a false fire alarm, for dent advisors, and their conse- against the cost of not. If you about the issue. instance, or vandalizes the resi- quential suspension from the may reflect how our university your government classes Angie. had seen the accident, as I had, University. trains its resident advisors. The legislation means that Con- We were able to speak with his dence halls, in which harm is Brson who I talked to on SAB gress makes them. It is the you wouia know that the benefits chief aide, Joan Sutherland. very clearly intended. ormed me that the three RAs President who signs it or vetoes outweigh the costs by a mile. Throughout the questioning, Ms. I feel that this decision is testified that they were not pre- it. Since he signed the legislation Sutherland was on the defense. analogous to "getting the death viously familiar with the student mentioned in the article, he Randy Hughes Just like the responses of any Tracy vonMaluski penalty for a parking violation." code. Tell me if I'm expecting takes the final blame for the 338 Palmer #26 other politician, many of our 101 Prout Hall I lived in Mac East for a year, too much, but shouldn't RAs be results of that legislation. questions were evaded or not and I know that the RAs do a tested on the student code in Ms. Souza again tries to Change the world directly answered. Tone it down, Borsi good job for the most part. order to be RAs? After all, their Clify her argument by saying As the lobbying continued, we When I read the part in the job is to enforce it, isn't it? This t Reagan appoints many inquired about Latta never com- is why I feel that the incident is competent advisers to help I'd like to respond to Scott ing to speak on campus unless it Well congratulations goes out article about how the Student lust as much the fault of the guide them in his decisions. Wilson's letter ''So let's start was for publicity reasons. Natu- to the BG News and Ms. Dianna Arbitration Board (who ba- University. giving." I agree that we do need rally her response was that Del- Borsi, after four years of apa- sically, are just students like Since Vanzant never mentions thetically reading countless edi- you and me) made the decision Reagan making all of the deci- to start giving. Mr. Wilson bert is a very busy man, as if no Again, as for the decision of sions himself, it is invalid for her stated, "The question that other person in office is never torials about Women for Women to suspend the RAs, the first suspension, students who stab to mention this in her letter. comes to mind is this: Why has busy. and sexism on campus, I finally thought that ran through my their roommates get suspended, decided to write my own com- mind; (besides, "Gosh, if that If your letter was meant in no major group on campus Before leaving, we gave Ms. students who try to bomb the sarcasm, go back to English 112 made an effort to raise money Sutherland a poster made by a ments. were me I'd commit Hara Bursar's office get suspended; and get all the practice you can. for the Ethiopian cause?" BG student against nuclear It would appear to me that Kiri.") was "How could stu- the point is that these three girls after four grueling years of edi- dents do this to students?" I would also like to give you arms that had a vast number of are being put on the same level some additional advice for fu- Two weeks ago at least four signatures from other students. torial battle, we seem to have as almost common psychopathic ture letter writing Ms. Souza. If campus Christian organizations Hopefully our being there made come to a stalemate concerning Students all know how much criminals. Ci continue to write letters that united with World Vision to raise some type of impression and a just what the heck feminism is blood, sweat and tears it takes d people to believe you don't money for Ethiopia. Although new beginning to discontinue all about. To be quite honest, I working toward your diploma. Annette Fanara read the articles that you com- only half of the groups have Delbert Latta's ignorance about didn't even know what a femi- Also, on

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Main - B.Q Fremont 352-2061 mm mm v. tm -t=x ■Mi *** .s s a ■Mi ■Mi BG News/May 3,1985 4 Sexuality class can be a surprise Learning byiDebra Hoschouei out any biases," Brodt, who has riers and are able to "talk with THE INSTRUCTORS agreed reporter taught the course since the early each other about their feelings." that one of the topics students 1970s, said. are least informed about is ho- When a student says he or she BRODT HAS his students list mosexuality. Laflin said it's the has taken a human sexuality "I THINK the neutrality or the at least two questions they have "one they know the least about about sex class offered through health ed- objectivity of the instructor is about sexuality. but are really fearful of asking ucation, the question that proba- important so that the students "Sometimes they're hesitant questions." bly comes up most is ''What feel comfortable whatever their to ask questions ... as we go All of the classes discuss birth Classroom goals clear were the sex films really like?" value system - that they can through the semester, those control, but Laflin said the as- According to Mel Brodt, an listen to opposite points of view questions usually get an- sumption that all the students by Dabra HowtuNwr sexuality," she said. associate professor of Health, as well as their own points of swered," he said. taking the class are sexually rapotar Blake Gilley, a Junior ac- Physical Education and Recre- view on controversial sex is- The instructors agreed that active is false. counting major enrolled In ation (HPER) and director of sues," Piper said. small group discussions have After one session, students the class this semester, said sexuality instruction, students Total objectivity is difficult, many advantages. A high percentage of his stu- in Eliubeth Allseier's human it's a shame the class Isn't arc surprised to see what the and toe instructors' personal Piper has group members dents are non-virgins, but the sexuality dassknow exactly required for students. course is really about. biases may show up in their share something with the rest of percentage of virgins has in- what they're in for. "I think when they're coming classes. the groups, and everyone has a creased this year, according to ADgeier, an associate pro- "Talking about sex would into the course, they're expect- "I think any of us are going to chance to ask questions, he said. surveys he has taken in his fessor of psychology, said one relieve a lot of pressure in ing some how-to-do and this Kind let our biases show on occasion, In small groups, students classes, Brodt said. of her sou in the first lecture society. It helps heing open of stuff. They hear about the but to stand up on a soap-box usually talk, but in large groups Laflin and Brodt emphasized is what researchers call "In- and communicating. It's films, and that's passed on, but and say this is better than that they tend to just sit. that because people are sexually formed consent." (sex) something mat, even when they get into the course or this lifestyle is the one every- "I love the controversy be- active doesn't necessarily mean "I (aft about really what today, some people dont they see what the syllabuses are one ought to follow would be an cause then people learn that not they're knowledgeable about the course is going to cover, know about, no matter how alt about, and they see a little bit injustice, I think, to students everyone feels the same way their sexuality. and my goal there Is to make much education they have." more than they had antic- intellectual and emotional char- about things," Laflin said. it very dear that it's going to be said. ipated," he said. acter development." Some controversy arises when The instructors said they hope be wrr expUdt," she said. ADgeier said she covers a John Piper, an associate pro- Brodt said the instructors try films are shown. The instructors that in teaching these courses In uie first session, Al- wide range of topics in dass, fessor of HPER and Molly Laf- to alleviate some of the embar- realize that the films may make they are educating future par- lgeier said, she encourages starting out with the history lin, HPER instructor, also teach rassment students may feel "de- people uncomfortable because ents that sexual matters should students to withdraw "if they of sexual attitudes and behav- the course covering a wide sensitizing" sexual issues of the graphic depiction of sex, be talked about, not hidden. feel that they are going to be ior, and ending with the range of topics such as the his- through a gradual approach but believe the films are benefi- Kathy Shaw, senior sociology uncomfortable or That these relationship between sex and tory of human sexuality re- with the films, beginniung with cial in teaching the course. major who took the course, said kinds of explicit discussions love. search, loving and being loved, animal sexual behavior and end- Laflin said she has had more it is not a "blow-off," as some art at variance with their heterosexual intercourse and ing with human sexual behavior. reaction from the explicitness of students believe it is. moral values." HER COURSE Is primarily numerous others. Laflin has a "communication the birth film than from the ADgeier said she keeps lecture, along with a sexual What the course doesn't cover activity" in which she has her explicitness of the others. Michele Vaneskey. junior so- moraDty out of her db- preference panel consisting is morality. students come up with other "Some say it's beautiful, oth- cial work major, said the course cassions except in the issue of of heterosexuals, homosex- ;Tve found over the years words for certain sexual terms. ers don't know if they can take allowed students to "get to- sexual assault, on which she uals and bieexuals of both that we try to stay away from She said once they say the words the pain. I have to work through gether and discuss a sensitive takes "a strong value genders. The dass sees five thg morality aspect. We try to themselves, ana laugh about that a lot - the fears of child- topic like sexuality and be open stance," because of the uni- movies in the course of the keep it as open as possible with- them, they've broken the bar- birth," she said. and honest about it." versal agreement that it's semester, and she uses a WTOOK* movie rating system-evalua- ADgeier Is the president- tions filled out by students-to elect of the Society for the assess their usefulness for Scientific Study of Sex, and future classes. Berries an associate editor of the AUgeier shows the birth Journal of Sex Research, film that the University now University Village which she feels helps her keep owns, and brings in all the abreast of the extremely ac- various birth control devices Corner of Restaurant tive field. and passes them around the Mercer & dough NOW LEASING OFFICE HOURS SHE EMPHASIZED that class. She said a knowledge of her class is research childbirth and birth control is • Close to campus banks and fast food Mon.-Fri. 9:00-5:00 in Harshman oriented, and is demanding important, especially for this Sat. 10:00-12:00 because the course goes age group, since according to • Dependable maintenance across the biology, psychol- her surveys, the majority are will be ogy and sociology fields. sexually active and don't use • ALL heat, water and trash pick-up paid 352-0164 ^It demands, lot of knowl- contraception when they be- Tenant pays electric only closed edge from a lot of different gin. areas because our sexuality Allgeier has specific goals • Summer rates available is an interdisciplinary thing. for the students in her from May 3- It involves our biology, and classes. 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One plan Tbe professor said insurance problems to address. to to pipe water from Cake sor did not wish to be identified agents do not press college stu- Water to a resource com- insurance because he doesn't want an in- dents. Superior to the Missouri ba- crease in the number of calls monly thought to be inex- "Our most serious threat to sin. He suggested that students braslble. But even though the chanrtftittatloo of streams by SUcey Longacre requesting information about "avoid signing anything to do These plans are presu- reporter personal policies. the earth's surface to seven- so water will run off too mably based on the logic that with promisory notes," which is tentbs water, leas than 1 per- quickly to be able to recharge water from such a huge The term' insurance is a tem- different from the insurance pol- cent of tt to readily usable. Life insurance, one of the porary policy coverinc the pol- icy itself. He said "you are con- the aquifers (underground source couldn't possibly be many concerns faced by grad- icy bolder for periods of one, five waterHnOhlo." missed by tbe surrounding tractually obligated to pay tbe Because surface and un- uating seniors, isn't always un- and 10 years. Costs are lower in promisory premium and usually A second threat to the low derstood. the short run for this insurance derground sources continue water during summer and the But transporting water to make up for promised cheaper to be polluted and overdrawn, consequent loss of dilution of too costly. because of this, Life insurance policy premi- compared to whole life insur- rates at first, later on." ums are based on mortality ta- ance because it is temporary. a world water crisis has re- toxic and carcinogenic Schurr said he believes those "By signing one you are open- sulted people in the southern and bles. The tables are based on the THE PROBLEM with term ing yourself up to some prob- determined number of deaths insurance is that it is tempo- Despite polluted waters, A RECENT article in The western states will eventually lems," he added. Onto has been comparatively Wall Street Journal noted be forced to "move back to rl ,000 people for every age up rary. An example would be u a The professor said "choosing tree of any water shortages. 100. For instance, an esti- holder of this policy type had a the best policy should be based that Ohio and its neighboring where tbe water to - the mated 1.99 out of every 1,000 27- Most Ohioans have never ex- states are blessed with close North." non-fatal heart attack during the on your needs," such as tempo- perienced^^ a problem and year-olds will die in one year. year of coverage. This would rary needs versus permanent proximity to the Great Lakes. 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The last meeting of the h ac- from the faculty at large and are goals for the next academic uity Senate will be May 7. After doing research travelling, or year," Boren said. He added that, any Senate concerns will studying abroad (over the sum- that he will also be involved in be put on the back burner until mer)," Neal said. "Therefore.it planning this summer so that next fall, according to Don Bo- is not feasible for the Senate to the Senate will be ready to start ren, who will take over the meet in the summer. It will only in September. chairmanship of the Senate at meet if some type of emergency Boren said one of his most the end of this semester. or crisis situation develops." important goals for the summer is to work on the selection proc- "I don't anticipate any (Sen- Boren said he is not expecting ess for members of the Faculty ate) action this summer," Boren a crisis situation this summer. Personnel and Conciliation said. Committee. While the Senate is not sched- Art Neal, the present chair- uled to meet as a whole, Boren "It is going to be a lottery man of the Faculty Senate, said said the Senate Executive Com- system (for selection of mem- the Senate does not meet over mittee (SEC) will be doing some bers)," Boren said. "I would the summer for good reason. work over the summer. like to get the mechanism set up "The senators are elected "The SEC will meet to set up for KPCC."

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by Nancy Bostwtck mitted, he said. nick, Social and Behavioral Following the two hour Sciences; Kenneth York, So- The BG News Staff staff reporter cial and Behavioral Sciences; competition, the nine-mem- The winners of the Shanklin ber panel of Judges took ap- and Laknath Goonetilleke, Award for original graduate proximately 20 minutes to Sciences and Mathematics, research were chosen at the make their decisions, he said. Tilgner said. final award competition held The first place winners Wishes Everyone last week, according to Kory each received $750 and sec- Second place winners in- Tilgner, president of Grad- ond place winners received clude Daniel Ward, Arts and uate Student Senate. $250, he said. There was a tie Humanities and Mary Ellen This Is the first year that in the Social and Behavioral Newport, Sciences and Math- the University has offered Sciences category competi- ematics, he said. awards for research that has tion. This was because the ^ A Safe And Happy Summer! taken place in part or in judges considered both pre- GSS will hold the competi- whole at the University. sentations were equal, he tion again next fall with the There were six finalists com- said. As a result of the tie, the hope that they will be able to peting, who were chosen from prize money was divided be- increase the amount of the 37 candidates who entered the tween both contestants, each prize money, he said. competition, he said. receiving $500, he said. Two contestants in three "I think it's (the award) areas of study each competed THE FIRST place winners now in a place that it will by giving a presentation of include: Ann Lara bee, Arts continue to grow year after A special message from Alex Haley their abstracts that were sub- and Humanities; Mike Bran- year," he said. for minorities about careers in journalism

My career as a journalist began in my spare time with lots USG members to plan for fall of desire and no formal training. Minority news professionals were scarce then and getting into the news business was by Nancy Bostwkrk him the opportunity to establish hours and meet with those who tough. staff reporter contacts with administrators, will be staying, he said. McGreevey said. Things have changed some, but not enough. There are still Although the USG general as- McGreevey will be at the Uni- By staying here this summer, far too few members of racial minorities pursuing news sembly will not meet during the versity taking classes this sum- McGreevey believes that there careers or being given a chance to do so. summer, USG members will mer and doing an internship will be a smoother transition If you have talent as a writer, cartoonist, graphic artist or still be active in student issues, with the pre-registration pro- into taking office and working photographer and you're interested in a career in the news according to Mike McGreevey, gram, be said. with the general assembly next business call this number toll free: 1 (800) 331-1750. Ask for USG president. Brad Krider, USG vice-presi- fall. Those members who are Operator 128. In Nebraska call 1 (800) 343-4300 You'll get free dent, will be living at home and here this summer will work to information from the Society of Professional Journalists. "Ill be attending Board of working this summer but will develop goals and objectives for Remember, journalism needs minorities, and minorities need Trustee meetings and I'll be come to campus periodically next year, McGreevey said. journalism. working with them to see stu- throughout the summer, he said. USG members will be working dent input is represented," Mc- Several cabinet members will with the pre-registration ana Greevey said. also be staying this summer and orientation programs to encour- Alex Hilay Working with administration working with McGreevey, he age freshmen involvement In Journalist and Author 1 (800) 331-1750. over the summer will also give said. McGreevey will keep office USG, he said. Jail t (Continued from page 1) contents" of his letters as they hand them to him. Gutter said the guards are not supposed to read prisoners' mail, although "it's possible. Probably there are things that happen In there that I don't know about" WOOD COUNTY has tentative plans to build a regional jail with Hancock, Putnam, Henry and Seneca counties, Ginter said. The present jail then would be used as a five-day holding fa- cility, according to Linda Amos, assistant clerk of the Board of Wood County Commissioners and a member of the five-county jail committee. Representatives from the counties will be meeting May 8 to discuss the hiring of an ar- chitect, Amos said. The regional jail proposal is part of the reason there have been no recent attempts to re- model the Wood County Jail, Ginter explained. For example, there is a room under the jail that was built to be an exercise room for Inmates, but a tunnel never was built to connect it to the jail and no roof was put on WIPE the room. Construction of the room was begun about eight years ago, Amos said. It was never finished because the commissioners "ran out of money. 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by Phillip B. Wilson cause of the tie, both were is represented on the state staff reporter named co-presidents for next level," McGreevey said. year. "That's why we are looking into Plans are underway for a Uni- "Todd is strong in legislative the possibility of an OSA chap- versity chapter of the Ohio Stu- affairs and Stephanie is strong ter, to ensure we have the dent Association (OSA). The in organizational communica- proper representation." OSA is an organization that tion so they both compensate for McCoy said elections would be works toward bettering educa- each others' weakness," McCoy held next fall for a five-man tion in the state of Ohio. It is said. He added,"With the two council, featuring four under- composed of small public and working together, OSA should be graduate representatives, one private student associations. more effective next year." graduate student representative The plans came about prior to and an undergraduate desig- the changing of OSA presidents McCOY'S REINSTATE- nated seat, held by the president last week, according to Kelly MENT as executive secretary of the student body or leader of McCoy, OSA executive secre- brings future plans to develop an the delegation. tary and University coordinator. OSA chapter at the University She said the University coun- In the presidential elections next year. According to next cil would help in the OSA's pre- held at the General Assembly year's Undergraduate Student sent objectives: to build up meeting in Columbus, President Government President Mike resistance against President Todd Baker and candidate Ste- McGreevey, the project will be Reagan's proposed financial aid phanie Peters campaigned looked into. cuts, to improve voter registra- through five ballots with neither tion and to achieve electoral claiming a decisive victory. Be- "I think it's important that BG participation in OSA. Ad runs in national contest

by Wendy Davy The project consists of a 50- ads. "So we decided instead to reporter 6age plan book, a 12-page crea- show in our campaign that their ve supplement and a 20-minute (Burger King's) nigh-quality It's been a year full of hard oral presentation with audio and food is a part of a fun lifestyle, work, but for about 20 members visual aids, Bruno said. The Bruno said. She noted that the of the Advertising Club, it's be- creative supplement includes slogan the students chose for the ginning to pay oft. storyboards, billboard illustra- new campaign is "Live it your According to Charlene Bruno, tions and promotion ideas. The way." president, the group of students oral presentation is a summary Bruno, campaign coordinator, Has been working on an adver- and explanation of the project. a great deal of time was put Into tising campaign for Burger King completing the extensive pro- for the National Student Adver- THE PLAN BOOK, which in- ject. tising Competition. The club re- cludes both primary and second- Although the project is time- cently entered and won a district ary research, "shows all the consuming and can create a lot competition at the American rationale behind what we do (for of pressure, it is beneficial in the Advertising Federation District the advertising campaign)," long run, she said. Regional Conference. This en- Bruno said. "Advertising is a very com- ables them to compete against For example, the group found petitive field, she said. "If you 14 schools in the June 8 nationals through primary research that can't get an internship, this is a in Washington, D.C. people do not like comparative good experience."

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Remember when we danced on chairs, Till none were left around. Remember Dino's on Sunday nights, And tearing up the town. Remember the poker games, And all the money that was won. Remember bowling on Saturday, We'd have so much fun. Remember canoeing, nobody was safe; We all ended up getting wet. Remember our ladies, so beautiful and sweet, We thought that we were set. Remember Spring Break, our new shades, We were all number one. Remember the drive, We were headed for fun in the sun. Remember the flash, then the crash, And all of the pain. Remember the final breaths, People calling our names. Remember how it was... yl£V£fc J. Schora HAVE A SAFE AND FUN SUMMER Sponsored fay the "Never Again" Committee responsible decisions abxwt drinking and driviiig. JJ Sports BG News/May 3,1985 11 A look back on four memorable years of BG sports Four years ago, I entered the Placid, N.Y. I am not a BG was located, and later career. Cross country coaches Sid Cincinnati Reds fan and he had BG News office, a little nervous connoisseur of hockey, but I can mumbled "these guys are better The championship season in Sink and Mel Brodt are both much more writing talent than and oblivious as to what I was honestly say that the tour- than I thought." football and the heartbreaking walking history. Sink was a he carried respect for his Cig myself into, and asked overtime win was one of the JOHN WEINERT one-liners loss to Fresno State in the great runner in his editors. People who didn't care sports editor Chris Sherk to greatest spectacles I've and his unpredictably loud California Bowl. undergraduate days and Brodt for him were considered "a be a member of his staff. witnessed. Same-day suits. Because of a Being able to say that I was on could tell great stories about his joke," but that was Just "One Now, four years later, after A van filled with four sports 'einert superstition in which he the same side as college 20-plus years of coaching at BG Menz Opinion." countless clips, memories of writers and a photographer for a wears the same suit until he football's number one passer (my personal favorite was about My predecessor, Tom Hisek, some great Falcon games, loses, we were cursed with a when Brian McClure overtakes Olympic gold medalist Dave was Just the opposite as Menzer; anxiety-ridden late nights bright yellow sport coat for what Doug Flutie's yardage mark this not a hair out of place and no one pasting up pages on deadline seemed to be an endless number fall. And yes, I am confident he Weinert and Denny Stolz are ever saw his shirt tail. But, he and the ensuing pitcher (or two, of games during the MAC will do it. also two great coaches. Weinert too, was a great writer and could or...) of Old Mflwaukee at championship season of 1982-83. The fond memories of some of can also chew your ear off if drink with the best of them. Mark's or Howard's, I have to by Mate Dalph (I still see spots when I close my the people I have met and given the opportunity. Menzer and Hisek are still say that long walk to the "sports •fcports fiiiint eyes because of that Jacket.) worked with will also be lasting. I have also worked under together, cranking out the sports corner" in fall, 1981 was the best That championship season MY FIRST assignment was some great people. Sherk, who is copy at the Lake County News- move I've ever made. was also a memorable one. covering the golf team under now assistant sports Herald in Cleveland. Pinpointing my fondest weekend trip to Chapel Hill, Three of the greatest players in coach John Piper, who was in ' information director at BG, was So, as the space given to me memory would be impossible. I N.C., to watch the football team BG basketball history on the his final year as coach. And my first boss. You iust don't comes to a close, so does my will never forget huddling hold its own against a powerful! same team: David Greer, Colin somewhere, I'm pretty sure, I forget something like that. four years at the News. They around a TV and watching BG's Tarheel squarf on Thanksgiving Irish and David Jenkins. have a thank you note from him His successor, Joe Menzer, will probably be the best four hockey team bring a national Day. It made my day when a Staying up all night with Irish after I wrote a story about his was my idle; a terrible dresser, years in hopefully a long career championship home from Lake NCU student asked me where celebrating the end of his great years at the helm of BG golf. massive beer drinker, an avid in sports writing. Classifieds May 3. 1S86 TYPUM SERVICES ATTENTION HAYBALERt OF OTH IT BGSU TRIVIA WANTED 15 yra. expsrance term papers letters. Good hick on enome you'll need H-we know We need your questions tor trMa game to be COLLEEN DAV BURNING THE CHAIR PARTY CAMPUS/CITY EVENTS resumes 1-886-2240 Reaaorablo rates you Bakers are a* rauedo A no mind. The pubeshad Fal 86 Sand Q > A to BGSU TrMa- We've had some great times up here (not to Pastel Princesses wry "ia, How An Yon". Marketing Depl (campus mall or 14 Dartyn Or . SAME TIME mention kat Saturday ) I fuel want to wah you Pragnancy Probam? Wa win miss your dig pain fudge 8 feeble B.O., OH 43402 SAME PLACE "a ittla bit ol heaven" m everything you do' II Coiege ol Education Breakfast lor graduating Fraa teals a halp attempts at wtvamaana) the otty slickers. BYOW (WEAPON) mas ys' Keep In touch Love, Barba seniors, grad students and Oak IsmHss. faculty HssrfOssI ol Toledo 1241-9131 Cindy, conorals on year planing to Shahab- BE THERE OR BE THE CHAIR and stall May 11. 8-9:30 am. Education Bug BN3 OANEEN TYRANSKY •orry Beth. You lava bean the BEST big! The mass COMK BOOK 8 NOSTALGIA FAIR Kale Clinton. lemlnlsuhumorlsl, will be LUV (BOAT) YOU-CUJE 8 FAMO. between us wfl be many next year, but our Comics, cards, movie Items lor ssle Rarrada pertormlna, on Sal.. May 4 In Joe E Brown PERSONALS thoughts wf be near, and It wa go quickly Inn Soumwyck. Toledo Sunday. May 6. lOem- Theatre. Univ. Hall. Tlck.ii are J3-5 and are ATTENTION HAPPY CAMPERS'" Love, LILcri 6pm BUSTER. enHabte at the door. Child care la available. Formafc aeml-lormals, data parties, pourch Sponsored by Woman lor Women. For more Ajmee Folder & Sale Schroeder-Now that you Thanks for meking this year st B G such s greet are bom graduating, lime haa run out for me to parties, kabobs. run away pond baas, sere- CongratuaMna Judy on your Alpha Gam-Bats Me can 173-2211 Big Paula, A padrJa hunt la so tun: one. Good luck on your finale' nades, elevator shots, hairless Dutlato. By 1 lavelering to John Wa had a loetng > was you. be the ma t big I had hope to be ( you who wants to have (uat one? Love. BROWN deserved I may not have shown you Know I fell petals and of course al the the Dee Zee*. Love. Your Alpha Gam salon often enough, but you are both fantastic peo- Thanks lor a marvelous year, keep in touch, BYRON BUDDY" HORTEH LOST It FOUND Love the other HAPPY CAMPERS and Pourch There's no batter way lo top oft winning Beta ple' Please lorgive me. a beat ol luck Leva CONGRATULATIONS TO LAMBDA CHI Ivory much) Jenny Partiers then going to data party with you' Let's do the Big Paula. One night ol lotowing string la lust "stumple" sgan soon. Love Ya. Laurie. ALPHA FOR MOST IMPROVED SPORTS Found Camera at Beta 500 on Saturday To Ma*, not the asms thing, as a couple or more clues PROGRAM. ASSOCIATE WITH THE BUT. recover can Thereaa 2-5728 Captain Baseline. TMa semeeter • sknosl over but our good times lor youl L 8 L LT JorJ Gktd you made It to the VCTO Banquet Thanka CONGRATULATIONS Sharon tambam on w« srways remain Thanks for being such s BkjTerrt. being elected Vlce-Preeklent st Order ol Barney. This Is your formal invitation Won't you lor making It such s success. (Love those great roomy, but even more for being such a Thanks so much tor a great year! I'm going to Omega What a scholar?! What a leader?' Your RIDES please come and have a beer with ue? yefow lights.) Looking forward to lots ol lun this great friend 11 misa you next year. men you! Pht Mu setters ere proud of you Low your roomy. Amy Ate a Amy aurnnar - Doc's orders. Love ya. Zuoher Love. UUsa ConrjrstusMona BARS WILSON on bang Graduate Intern needa ride to downtown HAHB COCAN Carrie, Chris. Jsnis. Sneasy. Alpha Phi Seniors, good ruck with everything BOBBY C-NICE. KEV-KEV. RAM80 < SIM. TO elected President of the Undergraduate Ge- Toledo every Friday *-S. will help with gas I. Congrstuletione! Youl be ■ welcome addition Thanks tor putting up win me this year, you've are wBI raise you at Initiation. Luv, the THE TAROS THAT REMAN: WE'LL BE CAR- rornologlcal Association. Way to be a leader' Can M2-1S20 Ejrt 217. law rasoeeoe. lo the News staff at bean greet! Don! torgel whoa out in Oregon RYING ON THE "TARO TRADITION" FOR We love you 8 we're proud of you! Your Phi Mu DAN RATHER-CBS NEWS next year. Am, ANOTHER SEMESTER GET READY FOR Love, Lorl "O" Setters __ Was. your Ural year at BG is about over DAR-You've been a wonderful Me. s wonder- MORE OUT OF HAND" TMES SAP Conorakjatora Bob. I hops your harem Keeps SERVICES OFFERED ful stand, a II never forget ya! Stay cool. 1 CATHY ROADS. Thanks for always being there! You're the best Bob- Its been an experience knowing you. I growing aajtar anyone could ever ask tori Good Luck on don't lose touch ever! "Uke mother like dough- CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR UPCOMINO hope we keep In touch ■ Kevin Ptotnor GRADUATION. YOU'VE BEEN THE BEST BIG Love ya!' Vlckl Waken TUCKER TYPING finals Looking forward to next year' tor'" I love you lo death M! Your Mama Bob- A LITTLE COULD ASK FOR. BEST OF LUCK CONM, A LOT OF FUN THIS YEAR WE'VE Prokmronat egupmant lor your needs Cal Loveahvaya. Mike Ban, Teresa. Larry, Ouiiin. Delphi Dab and Knowing you has been more fun than s Beach ALWAYS, I'M GOING TO MISS YOU. HAD ANO SO TO YOU ONE MORE AD. Nancy 352 0809 Arme, Sue- Thanks lor your hard work this semester Boy's concert (Believe me that takes some LOVE, BRENDA REMEMBER THE ROUNDS ANO DON'T FOR TEST PREPARATION Warn gong to dinner-linaty we cani To da- You wi be missed Congratulallons and best ol doing) GET ALL THE FUN THAT'S TOO COME YETi I kick And hay. lei s be careful out there' CHI OMEGA CONGRATULATES THEIR GRAD STANLEY KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER cues your future. > this "Wall Man My "big" is My best. Jerry Elder COULD ALMOST SAY SOMETHING STUPID - graduating, could It be true? ConurstukMions Patty and the News stall UATWG SENIORS AND WISH THEM THE 5383701 Toledo. OH BEST OF EVERYTHING OOPS- YOU'RE TOO RIGHT! LOVE LAURI SAT • LSAT • ORE Anna, but n miss you' Kappa Love 8 Mine. You finely got a personal! MUCH LOVE, YOUR SISTERS "Cowboy Bob. ACT • OMAT • MCAT "LTQae) Tamy CHRtS GULUFORD- fTS OVER, WE Congrats on getting through Coeegs. Hope you •C P A REVIEW Anranlan Prtneese. you've been a great PS. Thanx lor al your help hnd happmess in He May God Baas You •STATE NURStNO BOAROS-NCLEX- friend. Good luck wtth finale and have lun SURVIVED THE SHOW THANKS FOR ALL BRIAN OBUSK THE LONG HOURS > SLEEPLESS NIGHTS IT Dave Ferkns Chad care dona In my home. References with your soccer players this summer. Luv BERRIES Please take care of those ma bcketmen at the WOULDNT HAVE WORKED WITHOUT YOU Cowboy Bob- Have a good one and Good Luck avelabte Cal 3628080 or 382-8100 y»T Restaurant In Harshman Id booths - make sure you ten them what a LOVE YA JANET Your mend, Phi Orach ARNOLD PALMER Custom sevmg. (storing and atteratlona Cal will be closed good fob they're Dong' Maybe Ronnie and I wal JUST WANTED TO SAY I LOVE YOU 352-8050 or 352-8100 (torn May 3 - June 12 surprise you and coma up to visit next year, lust Have a great birthday! You aura the hel BRIANS SECRET GIRLFRIEND for ok) fcmes sake Remember, you owe me a TO THE NERDS OF A CERTAIN 202 deserve it1 Attention Baby/groundhog. N Carol Ruby, scuba lesson, and only In Shamu's tank' I Love ys' Laa Dlpinlo-baan, the European traveler. Angle. Love, Shell Abortion, pregnancy tests We've actually made It through DAR-We know ycj've been aad recently, but student rates ROTC kxkette. Kat. Ittle-whlt^girl-wltTi-lhe- "fifteen weeks ol ehaer 8:30 hell" today • "your day" to be happy 1 Celebris' back ... and BtonrJe. Thanks tor a "kick ass CENTER FOR CHOtCE BROTHERS OF DELTA SIGMA Ft without too many casualties. Happy Brthday Dar. we love you to death' 9 months In the ant colony! Phrase of the weak: Brt. Chrie. Chuck. Craig. Dean. Diana, Merest 8 downtown Toledo 'cept our once unnerdllke pereonalitlos... Char a Leaner. Cm gonna trass you! Nancy - Thanka for the great lob on the VCTO Thanka to all ol you that helped me through 419-255-7789 pledging. Get psyched tar next year!! MrCKI. -Now serving cheese crackers and Paps! GDI love and mine, Beth EWna side show UrvMesvabkt Ware we having tun? Good Luck tenters We'l tares yal Congratulallons from Mr. JCL. PS Couldn't forget Pussycat -I love ya. Oreo' VCTO continued on page 12

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• NEWLOVE MANAGEMENT ill "All of us at Newlove Agi,ta|A II Management wish our ' II graduating seniors the best of III! II luck in future endeavors." 'i Thank-you very much for renting with us! Classifieds continued from page 11 BG Newt/May 3, IMS 12 DAVE ANOKM KATHY MAOtOAN PMMue- TO THE MM OF 2ND NEW KOHL! TWS Office Managers Now I know why I picked you guy* 10 room HEY ALL YOU FATTIES AT 835 4TH STREET. It aeeme she thai is the only way I can get to tak GOOO LUCK ON FINALSIII GREAT YEAR IS SOON COMkNO TO A Expend your proflaasbnal abasea CM ua wlh. I couldn't ask lor 2 more understendbg Apartment! 8 and 8! Summer's near to you' ■ waa a abort aemeetet. and I wteh wa HAVE A GREAT SUMMERI CLOSE. WE'VE BEEN THROUGH A LOT today M 419-471-1440. JOB EXCHANGE. fnsnde It was almost 3'a company, but |uM could have seen more of eecn other, but thanka TOGETHER. FROM BORING FLOOR MEET- SmM tee renvamber Kent* not loo far away, and Is ba We now do tear baa honeat thief t return by personal And has I come too soon?' tor being auch a tantnc big! I'm going to mass betongaigei! Navy blue N-F backpack taken •tan TO AN EXCITING FLOOD PARTY. I HELP WANTED: thkwjng about you both a lot Good kick rand FEEL UKE I'VE MADE A LOT Of NEW For whan wB wa meal you and the whole femty naxt year- Baal of from the abrary 4/30. IKeya, notes, esc.) A BG Serortty Is In need of e cook tor IMS- yaar and thank* lor evoiythbgi You guya ara 1 kiokll FRIENDS THM YEAR A HOPE TO KEEP na boat! Lovt. snarl Bach on that street Return to OCMB 6014 David R Heae or cat Is. K Interacted, ptooeo call 372-4001, 172- At summer school In June' Love. Shan 364-6178. THOSE FRIENDS. COME NEXT YEAN I'M 2071, 172-AM4. 171-4907 tot more Intorme- QOINO TO MBS YOU GUYS THANKS FOR Wei come from Cleveland. Canton too Keep rhaalng thoee women Bob! Someday you Pumpernickel, aaa. «'e a chance to oevotop frtendehlpa and DAVID CZECH MAKING THM YEAR ONE OF THE GREAT- and even Clncinnetl, might oatch one Thie haa bean the beat year out of my lour to be a pert M a fwalostsi graun. Hnaks lor throa fsntsstlc years. Let's re- EST. "COME ON YOU OUYSI" YOUR SOON And what do you mmk thai we wouM do ■Todd Stelnbruooe. Brian Hues because of you. There have been aome rough Summer babysitter, 3 chtdren, my home 2 1/2 I the good times we've had. Hay aH without our Sytvanfe tatty? TO m CAJJFQRNIA FPAEHO, JUL KELLEYHECKY ■mea. but you are the beeteat friend 11 have days week Startbg 6/1/86 364-1033 ■a waa. Lev, Jenny. So bring bear, popcorn, peanut butter TO THE SISTERS OF DELTA ZETA. WHOSE You've been a great bag and a super friend! ever' II mlaa you thai summer (si between visits Help la needed to clean rental properties A and ol course a lot of nooblaa. BETA TEAM IS #1. NO MATTER WHO RE- Thanka tor everything, Oood luck A remem- of counio) more than youl ever know. mnc lobs, slantxj May 11. 362-7366 B. COQAN. Wal need them al whan we May up ber, wsa sky's ItVa task. Law, Jenny. I bve you. Pumpkin Heed CEIVED THE SPWT AWARD, THE PEOPLE ton to a* about our Waal acoobktal ON CAMPUS AND THE DELTA ZETAS KNOW Don't Wan k) Dan. wal maka you a baflar KELLY FLASK P.S. I hope your freckles never, ever lade Lafa get ready tor one rowdy aummar' IN THEB HEART8 WHO REALLY WON •Mr. Congretulellons en your RIC GUM AND KELLY FLASCK- Love. One of the Fete** FOR SALE TOM BROKAW-NBC NEW YORK Alpha XI Dana-Alpha Sigma Phi levekertng OyiGRATUUkTIONS ON tOUR ALPHA To: Trapeze. Potato* Head. Sweets, Cancer Heed end Oatawomen- Daw Col. to PJc Love, The Alpha Xl'a. SIGMA PHI - ALPHA XI DELTA LAVAUERaNG' Thk) year waa worth the wall b tne at the Union Hopa you ok) 21 day la Oa BESTI * waa ona Hay. ALPHA TAU OMEGA, thanks tor the great Ken Kleaaok. V IT WASN'T FOR ME . OH. NEVER MND! IT A-frame ton - price negotiable FREE couch 2 ant year - two bad I haa to and But the party danrent. rough but crazy and fun aamaafar year. ATO la #1. Undergraduates, good luck COULDNT HAVE HAPPENED TO TWO BET- 5491 Patty, I'm going| to man you ■ tLYI Just wanted to wiah you the vary baat of luck wfs continue next year b 625 E Merry. Apt 6 Having you aa a roomie to apand II win waa next veer Grade, here's to memories' Jim—Big with flnata and after graduation, n aura mkM TER PEOPLE1 BQSU Trivia game - 75th Anniversary arJMon to How cook) wa torget peeping tom'a on S. graatt I'm reMy looking lorward to naxt eemee- Boy. Itueh the bad. water fights baabaa'a. you loss next yearl Thanks for everything' Love TOM, "THE MATCHMAKER be s'lisaabb FM '66 To reserve a game, eend Prospect, potatoe heed's many men, the amaz- lart II mlaa having you around Ma aummar1 campus car trees, couch stains, bubbles, and yoj-LTChees ram I FM addraes to: BQSU TRIVIA. CM. c/o SAM rS HAPPY HOURS— 4 TO 6pm bg flying trapeze act. mud wreetang. Deytono jeko Tim B. — ooeecttons. bach asaetona. Marketing Dapt. or 14 Oartyn Dr.. BO OH KYMBO JOHNSTON ¥ YOU AM It, WE WILL IE HAPPY Beach, Coequato, being uemxaay stupid A winner roomne. gkta. and ROTC Greg — ona 43402. DEAR DAVE H.H RORICK To the baeteat tnend I could EVER navel I'm TO SERVE VOW never mbabg s Brauthaus Happy Hours, The more tJme, leal time, house pranks Cleveland, ••PAORCAIXY SPEAWNO' YOU'RE THE mays you when I'm In Fie . ao gat psyched tor Haa used furniture A rtsKaastnuus sndgtrte younger MerfcW — ess vs window, Sandy kastnd-conprafcasalono you've finely aummar wfl seem too long w/out you buys but BESTi THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO AND FOR our roedtnp the 12th Lets do this one upl Love done 111111 You've been a great big 6 11 reeky 17706 N ObdeHgwy who's If Na week?, now only one. inshgator. the kege continue on Sept. 1M. BEING A GOOD FRIEND' Ye. Laurie riMea you. Lowe Pam. Al Pot bve, Horsewoman I Snowergxl J Open 10 MS Moo-Sat LOVE. YOUR BOYS! and tjusahrl Tan H. — "II get some." never got my?. HuV. Yom Kipper drMUng. race guy, and LAJaSDA CM ALPHA QUOTE OF THE WEEK: SSX CASH ssx Tracy, a/a been e greet year bebg e Potato! II LOFT FOR SALE. GOOD SHAPE $50 PLUS DEAREST LAURA BLUM. Rodgera. Thanks for the yaara you guya. Don't OWMKBtO IS A LOT OF FUN, BUT DON'T LET USED BOOK BUY BACK GOtNO ON NOW! man you this summer I m excited lor next year THE COST OF THB AD CALL BILL 372-6983 1 YOUR EYES ARE GOLD, YOUR HANDS bee touch' VTL lot a ttotme. IT RUN YOUR LsfE. TOP PRICES PAP AT MX Love, Kaahy. SAABOARO PRODUCTS- Nona. Spartan, DIAMONDS YOU ARE A JEWEL. WHO'S A LAMBDA CHI ALPHA WISHES EVERYONE A Scott "Pup" Myera. The leal 3 weeks have T.O., BUCKETHEAD. SPROCKETS. Freedom RAF Mil, others, onoounts HI wind SWEET OWL (HOWS THAT FOR YOUR Hey 1M Lowe & 2nd floor Darrow ft'a been a FUN AND ENJOYABLE SLWMER been reeky fun (It aeeme But I've known you SCOOTER A FRED. WHAT UP. BROTHERS? Maa, 178 South Broadtoigh. Columbus. Onto FIRST PERSONAL?) LOVE YA, YA YAI fantastic year- from XXX treks to a great X-maa contest to seeing double11 couldn't have asked LAURA SUE MYERS. forever') -Whet am I going to do watl youTI" I'm GRADUATION IS ALMOST HERE. SO GET 43209 DEAD KELLY, I KNOW WE HAVEN'T KNOWN tor 2 runner floors" We have to keep together HAPPY 2IST BIRTHDAY. BROP- YOU looking lorward to seeing you thie aummar. PSYCHED TO PARTY AT THE "BA—SHESH" 1977 660 Yamaha. S6O0 ■ CM BB 2-6840 EACH OTHER THAT LONG. BUT I'VE NEVER Good luck on tease! Love, me next yaar Remember al me greet ttmee we've FHAaY MADE ITI TLL MISS YOU THIS ALWAYS COfvTMUMG THE TARD TRADI- Bbycn FOR SALE. Lacks. lOspeed Good ■EEN to turn m MY LIFE. had' I love el you guya' Marfaa SLIMMER' P S. Thanks tor the cookies' You're quite e TION- OF GETTING OUT OF CONTROLI ixindklon Best oner MMnda 3721609 I LOVE YOU, ate LOVE. JENNIFER cook! P S S Peter's slaving win me over brook! QOOO LUCK BROS. SAP Mouse boy needed tor IH8 echooi year. For FOR SALE 1973 OLDS OMEGA. 2 DOOR. 8 DEAR MKE SFRAGA. Sharl. Sua. LtJby a Uea. Watch out 134 Information. 0*1 WW. Laurie McGuke. What a yearl I wouldn't neve Al fan which haa been dropped off b The CYL AUTOMATIC. P/6. P/B NkDE PITERIOfl WE OONT BUHO ANY IGLOOS THIS YEAR Monvate. Ina Gammers ara movtn' Inl Can't wall In the game of "LHe." when you lake a made N without youl Downtown, date parties (M Picture Piece for developing must be picked up ANO BODY 52.000 MILES NEEDS ENGINE BUT ONLY STRONG FRtENDSHPSi THANKS to have tie beat times ever wax you guya. "Risk", "Trouble" la a given. "Trtvlal the laat minute!) Ft. 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Guy, orphans, driving to gel together thia eummer, end who knows. F roommate wanted to share 1 bdrm for sum., JknWeleh DawnMorrie We've bed so much fun, I'm going to mlaa SUPREME B/W REAR VIEW MIRROR. USED on sidewafcs — $55 fine Soph. — our parties, moybe you'll be working In Toledo next AC . Pool. SlOO/mo ptue one CM 354 Alan Wxxuow Gary Moahar eeveedropping. wave party Uinokt Rugby Team, you Mke belli Thenks tor sfweyt being there. rarfl 2727 FOR 6 MOS. (RED. $341,001 SELLkNO FOR Bradkry WhUlakar Robto Myers I'M a— you aMa asimmar. LOT, Jenny. $200. CALL SAM OR FADI AT 152-1312 or auto botoent. Stg Epa. Junior — 670 Frazeo. Laee Yal Uea WANTED 2 female roomnmas meded tor 85- DESPAKATELY m-141 Kitty witty jm. Mike M C.w.'a. Joe. Dabbe- LINDA OLENICK— You're the greateet! I'm PA Think I can find anyone alee who'll toed 86 achool year. For mote bto cM 372-461S SEEKING daeda Susie, potatoes, bitting, oppoeum. flat proud to ba your me Thanka lor al the great Inefc kvjaata to the pkantaa asm nsetl Wanted- 2 I. rmta. tor 86-86 achool yr Rent 1975 Grand Fury Ptymoth. As a $700 Aval- THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL! bmaa thta yaar, lets maka this summer even aye. Welcome - Beware of Doge Senior - leaaonabts Cbee to campus CM Amy or Unda atto altar May 20th bquka ■ 362-6610 MALA LUVAIII •wig apart. Brady Bunch party, arctic mat better' Good kick on enema' 1 372 4268 DONNA WANNA BONO--I'm raaty glad wa Thanks tor 4 great years ol great memories Love. Your KKQ me. Keey Pants, wanted • Summer-FM funvahed 1 andad up Bgafhar --thanks for putting up with Love. Braky LOOK OUT SPAIN SIS MARY'S ON THE FOR RENT reeaonabla - CM Pels 372-2680. 6-6:30 my art proiacta. youl ba glad whan Cnnatmaa JUL CASTANfEN LOOK! comoal I'l mlaa you naxt year-Good kick at GOOD LUCK IN SPAIN NEXT YEAR KATHI I'M "**r> You've been e groat big' You've done a lot Spring Shoe ( 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENTS O S U l Pan on Iota of Road Trtpa (B 0 and REALLY GONG TO MISS MY ONLY CULTU- Roommale need for aummar cheap, dose to more lor me then you think' Good luck with your Falcon House Naxt to 8am B'a Real, (across from Itarahman) CALIFORNIA') Leva you Mot, too buchl Shala RAL' FRIEND' KNOCK -EM DEAD! LOVE. campus. oM today M 364-6973 tob. I know youl do greet! Love. Juts Athletic Shoe Annex FREE LOCK-OUT KEY SERVICE 24 hre /day AMY PS ARE YOU TRAINING FOR THIS FEMALE ROOMMATE NEED FOR '8S-'88 -(SUNSHME). Ji C.-To a super mend. II man you greasy 140 E Wooeter FREE HEAT A CABLE TV TOO? VERY CLOSE TO CAMPUS FOR MORE INFO MERE IS TO A VERY SPECIAL PERSON. next year. Never torget al the fun tfmee wa had Convenient to SRC Uorary A Musx; Bktg. 3623610 CALL 354-6417 or 2-4461 THANK YOU FOR THE TIMES OF LAUGHTER together! Good Luck In your future t In Cleve- Mad-Again (Don). Thereaa. Madktoy. Dawn. Naat to feelaurants. book store, laundry mat. I THOSE OF TEARS. YOU'VE HELPED ME TO land with J B Rotoinaon Congrats on gradua Maeoho. Voo. Loo 6 Ms ENMU U-Tnanks for rtootnmats needed for Spring/Summer bank a carry-out CM Tom M 352-1600 eve IHNO A SPECIAL PART Of MYSELF THAT I Bon t I wwh you si the heppmeae m the work) the memories! I'm going to mkM you al so much Apt. Comer of S Conge A Nepotoon, 6 wtando or 352-4673 Mon -Fri b AM NEVER KNEW EXISTED, S YOU ALWAYS KKQ bve 1 mine. Jenny. the aummar t next yearl I Love Ye-Waley near drive-thru nsosonable. CM Don SLIMMER APARTMENTS - 2 BEDROOMS KEPT ME SWUNG SOON WE'LL BE IN World or Damon 354-8141 JM, Jennifer, Lisa and Jenny. Good kick with STACY LEIGH- my graceful me-youl heve to Acroaa from fnrshmen Dorm DISTANT PARTS OF THIS COUNTRY, 1 I'LL finals and have e greet summer. Love ya. Many lhanka to the 140 UCF student volun- fece facta. dear. Bkda have WMGS which, WANTED NS Fern Rmmte for '85-88. Apt CM Tom M 362-1800 eve a wkende MISS YOUR PRESENCE. SOMEHOW IT'S teers from BGSU who served 100 Wood despite your stupor, you fust don't have" ft does to carnpu* CM Sue or Katny 354-7802 or 362 4673 Mon.-Fri. b AM HARD TO SAY GOODBYE, SO I'LL JUST SAY, "HB County reotdonte by tutoring, working wrthe musta been her shoes, huh Wendy? ZUPPAS-- 1 F Rmn. tor aummar term. Fum. utattss Summer Leeaee Now Available "SEE YOU LATER". MY ONLY WISH IS THAT Jan F.. Thanka tor the laat few weeks! Motown, handicapped » vlemng the ektorty how about another adventure down Prospect? paid. Own bdrm $212 00 tor aummar. CM TIME SRMOS US BACK TOGETHER. THANK the cookouta and the time we've spent together Flexible leasing, pool. AC . I bedroom. $160 have been greet! II rrvae yet Mary. Mark Debkowskmy forever aweetle" No trying on ramisi) wigs' TUCKER-can I after 6 00pm 364 7711 par month. 2 bedroom. $210per month CM YOU FOR BEING A FWENOI LOVE ALWAYS, wad to be roomies next year you SOI SUSAN Judy Harmon and Barb Nettrour. Congrats! The peal four yeans have been the baat. F Rmn own bath a bed Pool, laundry, cable. 364-3633. 12-6 FWEMDS FOREVER. J and tORSTEN-wel heve a bant on 7 Dwarf The world a) now yours to conquer—go for It utatkn tree (Ex phon* a elect I Nice, start May Vernar Annex For Summer, 2 large Apertmenta ERfC CHELOVrfZ- You're finely graduatJngi You've been great Lane that aummar! Have a great summer you roornlea' Good luck' II miss you' Love. Kym Next 1*1 w* never be the same without you. 15 CM Jute or JoOe 363-0866 lor 4 eejdenta. eech across from campus $86 To ary baat buddy who ares an Iba i.A. fun Alpha Xla!l I bve y'H! Marine P S can't Atwaya keep thai amla Love Always. Laura s month 352-2868 step*. Happy "EARLY" 21 al Birthday * JuHe. Yew a greet Mend end whet would I do wal ■ mat yean Tan aatns reaaaM tlnnl* raaayaaaaa to share very nice house tor 15-66 echooi yeer. FumaVnd house tor 4 319 E Evera Summer Goad Look with all Ihe WILD WOMEN ol without youl Good luck wNh finals. Law ys Sueen. Thanka tor being auch a greet bag I AaMayl P.S. KEEP ROCKW m that Phi Datt ■Nuance, Oam bedroom located one block from csm- ran* 669-3038 roommale. You taught ma the true m*anbg of pus Ufht housework In exchange tor rant Stylal J.C.B. KAPPAS Kappa. I wd man youl Loyaay t Love, Linda. Dubttaai two-bedroom apartment! Eigth Street Good Luck on Finale' MARY ROSE EVANS, LISA CARRAN0, oonceselon. Or third male to share expenses. Apertmenta - 9 1/2 month teese $275/month BAR8COGAN. TAMARA NAULT, Everyone have a fantaatlc aummert HOOTER MENDLER, CsM I6M111. oka gaa end electric CM Kan 372-3463 or un up your own mmd. but NBC la wham m That Bumsssar hubs n greet! I'm goxxj to man al' 5H you in New York Karen. Uea. Barb and Am, WELL FUTURE ROOMIES, WE'VE MADE IT Two mas roomrrntee tor Summer Mares' 386-3323 THROUOH TWO GREAT YEARS TOGETHER you next year, but fust keepthoee pledgee b and/or Fal House on NV J PAULEY S B GUMBEL (Studio 38) That year haa been a blast but no candle of town. Rent: Two bedroom onnsiaant si aaatila tor aummar. AND THE BEST IS YET TO COME. 525 EAST the! DZ Love, 7 PS Bnng along KMt, St Chartaa 4 Snaaar If paaamga' Oh wea. we've got better thmge to SlOO/mo ptos ttara of CM anytime Must subtense Price rngottabb CM 354 MERRY JUST WON'T BE THE SAME COME TAMMY SALEM- 3520322 you want do • kke soceaze with real people' Have a great 6876 or 364-8820 NEXT YEAR. GET PSYCHED FOR SOME » aeeme auch a abort Brno ego since I pledged Gaorge. thanks lor hekxng ma daar up al that eummer - II mesa you guya Need 1 male for summer to share apt. dose to WILD TIMES. YOU GUVS ARE THE OREAT- A you became my Bkj I km wwh we had more Subfcnee tor eummer; 1 bdrm. turn. apt. 2 megabyte ckstortion In the iixanliann. My PC GO) bve and mine! Pane csmpus Pay only rent i amM Meet. CM Jkn M E8T. LOVE YA, BRENOA •me to get to know each other bettor. You ara blocks from campus Al uM. kid $275/nego- w* new ba the same Ha Ha. Lara have a KAREN. 362-4704 or Chria at 354-7327 aable 354-8297. after 4:30 Meeaee Aachenbach may a Kappa lady Good kick b the pageant A regular blowout to and Ova zany yaar Baat. Thanka for bang the beet roomie evert You're the future. Love ye- Patty. Urevjnay needed F roommate for tnexoenefvo. 4 bdrm house, dose to campus and down- Mrynard gotm to man mail' Love. Cheryl You're the beet big a KAPPA could aak tort dose to campus apartment CM Ruth 362- Congress on your new tob A efwsys remember THANKS FOR THE GREAT TIAES ILL MISS town $4004600. CM 364-6606 after 6 pm Get Mom a 8.0 SU SWEATSHIRT FOR Moth- 1246 Karen, Werta. Mark. Chris < Mike Henry Beat that your me bve* you! I'm gomg to maw youl YOU Semeeter knees aveaabie tor efficiency apt*. er's Day. Check out the sales at Jeans N Femsss roommate for 68 lal/spring semesters of kick outside of BQSU. Thanka lor al the LIUoa. Corybel. my aludy buddies Carrie A Steve, Sk3 (Fal) S266/mo bokxtoe TV A Gable Al utl Thbo* S31 HdgaSt greet times! We wB mlaa you next year. Don't to stars Mobsa Home. Own bedroom, means Miches* Leeb I katt wanted to M you that I'm EPS (good kick graduating senior I next yaara kay fum. 354-3182. 11-4. Greg "SD" Haueptto gel too rich' Love. Rob » Nancy (Hie wife). of tnsrarjortason needed CM Joy 352-0968 going to man you when you're In Artxons. I wash seniors), Ted I Grandpa aee you M CP. Doug Houses a Apta tor 1085 86 school yaar. Thanks tot at the tun al MsgarittavR* I In the 3 BG GRADS NEED 1 r«SPON3tBLE FEMALE KAREN. WERTA. MARK. CHMS I MKE you al the luck In the world! Love your big, R. I the* I saw one on your tec* once, Ben wfl Snxdi-Bujue Rentala 362-9467 btwn 12- Stammer. The paat months have been great- TO SHARE CONOO IN HKTON HEAD, SC FOR HENRY. BEST OF LUCK OUTSIDE OF BGSU Aawon. you deever my mart next year. I have cookies, 4pm or 362-8917 attar 6 00pm love, your favortn BRAT. Laune THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT TIMESI WELL roomies, my BIzBuz Ouddna Gary, Petty , Deb SLIMMER APP $100/mo WCL UTIJTE8 MKE MAURER, I'm sorry, hope we can St* be Summer rakes at Campus Manor Induces M HAPPY i-DAY KM BB MBS YOU NEXT YEAR DON'T GET TOO « Donne. Wend C 1 Gang. Jeff O.-Yep Nop not CALL 352-0020 ASAP Mende Thanka tor the picture* Good luck aisl corvJbonbg 1 person $160'mo . 2-4 person FeCHl LOVE. ROB a NANCY (THE WIFE) even-Thanks. Reg thanka tor al the greet txnee Love yal L.M., N.H., I S.M. $210/rno Special on FM ran* for the next ten your future endeavors! Kym drtve out lo CP (oops I target) J.8.K. days CM 362 0302 Mate Laura Schnnzer, It's been ernost tour THE BROTHERS OF PHI KAPPA PSI WISH HELP WANTED FOR RENT: Receive 160 when you subnaee happy years knowing you II never forget the EVERYONE 0000 LUCK ON EXAMS. kmes together Remember .Heaawson, phone car apt tor neat Fal A Sorlns, Furnished, 2 PLEASE HAVE A SAFE AND WONDERFUL Attention Trivia Bufta cess, the vauk's bung*, TP & pranks, hound beakeom, mctodes el ultstlee except elect SUMMER SEE YA H THE FALL! We otter pubeahsd "lame A glory" and our dog. drtve-lne heed gomee, 6 a fast smooch. tlasfmo for 2. Ml Napoleon. Foreet Apta grsrkun* lor questions to Include b the BGSU Hows about M West taghts. psaaout. diets, THE BROTHERS OF ALPHA SIGMA PH Ssl-7707 WOULD UKE TO CONGRATULATE RtC GUM Trivet gam*. Send 0 I A to BGSU Trivia - DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE campus Involvement. Dumbo, ski week-end, 6 DELUXE 2 bedroom apt ON HIS ALPHA SIGMA PHt-ALPHA XI DELTA Marketing Dopt (campus mM) or 14DartynDr. Edited by Trade Michel Jade arnatore. Than there's sorority, fraternity, date Cbee lo campus LAVALCHNQ TO KELLY FLASCK BG. OH 43402 4 Gel good partJe* 6 lormsu. single rooms. Ik* dtast, CM 352-7464 ACROSS 36 Child's 50 Thai is LM OFFICE SKIXSm 1 Both: Prefix thing waits, weenie aurpneea, major cfwngee. A complaint 61 Crucibles Ctarks to work procseeore. nsedsd for tempo- 1 bedroom apt. 5 Shaped like 5 Libya's about spinacn? 52 Expert wine Finely, but never ending, "no Brno". THE BROTHERS OF DELTA TAU DELTA rary asnjiaiianli b and around Itm Bowing 6 blocks from campus* 12 mo. knee Fujiyama neighbor 38 Bounder. 53 Souchong, etc ewerde, fobs, Buckeye, too much thksdng. WOULD UKE TO CONGRATULATE OREO CM 362-7464 6 Part ol the Green wee We w* be fwldbg a specs! 10 Belgrade Down Under? 54 Disappeared Georgia, caflebe. flowers I tests. But moat ol AND BRENOA ON THEM DELT - PHI MU resident fJOth stele blarvnwbg a recruiting cantor. May 9m b the atJMMER rates eveaabie 30 Jeanne d' 55 A epple" al there's memoriae of bve, A fsjrjptneaa UkVAUMHO 14 "...bosom 7 Tide type Arc, e.g. 56 Parts ol Thsnka Laursl Mark. Tart Room located on the 3rd Floor of the 2 bedroom apertmenta snow haa 8 Little devil 44 Trespasser Alt's record Unlversty Union M Bowing Green Stale UnJ- CM 352-7464 9 Whirlybird My Dear Sweet Pumpkin." 46 Inlet 57 Quickly, ok) verelty Hours: tsw lorn only Al are welcome Carty Rentals 15 Blood Comb 10 Secure piece What can I say? It's been e greet yearl The Sisters ol Alpha XI Dene wouk) Hts Is 46 Flower oil slyle akjoanu to homannker* Never a Fee Summer Rentala at Speck* Ratea lorm lobe 49 Oklahoma 50 6th ceo dele it always lemembar the aaminaled cartoona. wish everyone food kick on their iinait and a Houses - Rooms - Apartments 16 Winglike 11 Israeli port oil city Santa Slayer, broken zippers. BG Claoelc. sate and inleystli eaatswai. KELLY SERVICES, too. 247-6111 Apartments starting at $180 1? Smile 12 Olympic event Barry. Ameretto Sours and breekfeat butfets. TOM ITS OVER!! And M Bnvee we thought 1 13 Rebbit a month - 2 1/2 or 3 month It sets 20 Made equal ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: among other things! You're super and I bve you would never end!' Where are the atrawbeny Photographers Salaried posnen now avM for 18 Stick ones 21 Vacillate Mm in IIHMUH iinnn a tot |toc buohl 001 Love A men. Shisas daqubee? Love. Cheryl p*rsomtjls ambaoua photographer. Summer 22 Gleclal spue and or kj am. We wd provide further training 2 bedroom opt for 2 or 3 19 Unlilnow IIHMU MIB.I-IM.I IMIJI1 MY FAVORITE HOUSEMOM NAMED DNOA P.S Cray 6 montha. 3 days toftll 23 Soaks llax | reeuabg b both canoM a portrM photography. atudenta - mar campus 23 Bulk) s I:IIII.IU..III JI.IH!;I 1*111,11 DAJLEY. YOU aid truly wonderful"! Thanka for To My Big Betsy 24 Former Sand reeume to Woodard Phrjlography tic. 2 sameenr individual knees German ruler new treehouse? al your support A bve I ooun never have Congrats on surviving four years at BG Good HUN NHIIH 111 llll JI III 550 Goodrich Rd Beasvue. OH. 44611 2D leclo 25 A founder of HI4IIM. IN IIIIHIIIIM aurVNed wkhout you. Love. Lautm. Luck ■ Graduation A In your future Always Oadalam Summer tab l atstill from mid-May to mld- Need Female and Mala atudenta 32 Lanka INI III HUM II II 111 Penhel Exec Jan. Linn, Connie. Deb. Chria A remember, I wteh you the beet. KKG Love A 26 If You Auguel Interviewing dents I proceeebg wol to fa nouses end epertments 35 Synthetic liber nr.ii mi i mm i i inn Linda HI There'! Y'al have reasy helped b my Man, IT Janny. PS Can I vta* you A Alms* b 36 Language Carousel" Phon* 362-7386 IJIJI'JH IJIII1HII It'll 111 osvetopment' thai tYat sameater 'Thsnka for your mobts home? caaona n a Human Services Dept. Desire an peculiarity tune IndMdual w/excoeent btorpertona) akas A a 27 Units of Ullll Ur.H'JIIII IJNIIHH being such apodal woman. Gat psyched tor To my wonderful Jane. Kim « Deb 37 Have e good rrvaor b Psych . See . or Socwl Work Fluency I APTS. time loudnass HMHNHI.IN HI1IIII tH. Love. Leura Thanka tor a ton year land wATi bve. b Spansh deals able Excasent aasary A work- 2 bedroom, lumlshod, 40 -Please 29 Bridge support UMI IIIHIII III II lllllll PARTYMG FE Needed 4 Apt next year. $132 continual support 4 I lova you al'! Good bg oorkasona Send reeume to Aaal Dtactor Ak caad.. Laundry tsctUtlet lake " 30 Monologue tslllHIHIl III II IN lllf.l mo bckjdee utl . AC. turn, balcony, ctsan. Luck DZbve.Lau 31 City in 1.11.11.Ill .11.11 IIJIJUMI.m I P.O. Boa BBS. Freemont, OH. 43420 E.O.E Cable TV A weter 41 Goddess olths near csmpus Cal Beth or Tern 364-86711 hearth W Siberia Summer |obe for Akron-Oevstand reekMnte Paid by owner Hill 111 HI1HIIH ..IHLIIJ To ear ipaM* m Ibtnesnla pats, has* a 42 Korean soldier 32 Card game ur.uiii nun: n i . MI in PASCMAUS. »7 06 starting rsH Apply aftor fban/Mart efter $471.00 TOTAL anrhrleax* . LOT ys, Mooey and Juke 43 See bad 33 Low hill My Mat chenceto wish you e happy day b the fraas Ful nme onty 140 poatkns must be Mt-7112 44 Six line poem 34 Cooler personals To put It IgnBy. "I'm going to man and For appT CM 766-0016 11 em-5pm 45 Grating you Ms aummar, neat yaar. and atwaya." 47 Parent a reply Pisa** keep h touch Vast ma B New York and To In crazy people of 6th Offenheuer East Loskfcsi tor an kkasl aummar |eb wtn above 3 bdrm. house on Lehman Av* Close to to 36 Down? n do the seme b Cyprual Lavs. Barb fnmamber happy houra. In comiinnau raid*. awsraae a*mtogaTExrsridbg catas company downtown. CM 362-6822 52 Asunder Italia six. was groomed, ershaaanlc people Patty MctoughsYi panne b an has, MMM. couch potatoes Steeping rooms aval Fum I untum AvM 2nd 55 Poalure ZxtibeDw* beech, happy hours, lounge nss. tor Slid protect Contact Stove Trippe or Chria samealw Meet a dean CM Newtovo Mgmt 56 Symbols of Thanks tor al the greet Bmea you've given ua b bneths i;«*asursa, Desire tor Mrs", happy Pepper M 678 8531 between 10am - 5pm 362-6620 ^^^ the lolly Ufa. the pest two veers Thai crazy foursome kart Monday or Tuesday English style won't b* the ssme wkhout you. You've been e hours. Trtvlal Puraok. and oh yeah, tnppy THIJRSTtl APARTMENTS 60 Wool Prefix grswl friend, end we're euro going to mkM you hours!? I aura do • Thanka guys lor s great yeer' Sans Local Firm has opening. Fre A Setety Alt COttOITIONING. FULLY CARPETED, CA- 61 Novelist next year Knock'em deed at O.S.U.III P.S Happy Qnadueaon Tracy and Krnl DSot gtientoarl starling aeary U 00 and BLPrtSION, EFFICIENCY. LAUNDRY FACIU- George Love, Becky, Many A Maty hear. No expsrianc* neceeaary CM tor irsar- TE8 NOW LEASING FOR SIJMMER I FALL 18101860 vnw between 9 am a 6pm SBO-6029 451 THUFOTN AVE 362-6436 62 'Helpful Peech crane lor packing end etoring efcume In tor only $3 00 Puroats. 131 W Wooetor To The Ouya el Seeofn On KeM aras*snt cook Exp on gril Kstaya asand abbr? Houabg I isatll (4101 746-2367 63 This, in luuwialuwii). 382-S2S4. a-nkira, tarrashed. AC apta. EircMnnt Barcelona «'l been a year I'l never torget. Thanks Mete wkh car for yard work a general cnen-u- neaaon. raaaoneble rant 14B (summer 6S8-4627 atar 6 am 64 Takeout the CONQRATULATU SENIORS tot Ha hm, peed kaans, Wendentpe and only) aa-IM (summer andVor mil year) ends PoaMon open tor temaf VVSI M gbs summer CaklU-eSM 65 Mild oalh Paul Herman camp Bar* Rhar Ranch CroewM. Mtoh. 2 bedroom apta avsaatxe Dele 352-4380. Yea're the KSTI 12-4 Toes Set DOWN T*dd( |313| 679-2606 1 Stopealor Cterka. typnH. eecreterna needed for short A Two bedroom Iparimaial tor summer 382- Jean Claude bng term temporary |obe Pbnes oM 471- MBS Dele McCerty TO THE KOHL HALL 8TAPT: Kilty gOS6 No toae. no oontracta E.O.E. M-F-H. Rooma tor rant acrosa kom wtndml. Avaaaaa 2 Purple hue ITT BEEN A GREAT YEAR! THANKS FOR THE VtCTOR ■tPla>ORARY aarTWCM summet and/or next school year. 1/2 from E 3 Mosquito,eg TJ. GOOD TIMES. FRIENDSHIPS. AND SUPPORT! Engbser campus. OM 362-1707 after 6 pm YOU'RE THE BEan Emry level or exp CM ua today M 419-471- -MkXE- FOR RENT: Apt. duplex tor 3 people, tower 1440 JOB EXCHANGE, SmM toe ouPnxtor 4 people Phone 362-0639.

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by Greg Klerkx thing like a stuffed piranha?" "A stuffed piranha. I see. No, I Mother's Day is a lot like a final don't want one of those, thank you." exam: everybody forgets about it "Hmmm. Ok, here's one. How until the last minute. For those of you about a button that says 'I'd KOI who consistently forget both occa- Flipper For A Tuna Sandwich'? " Mother's Day gifts that sions, here's a tip-final exams are 'that's gross, Gregory! (ub, oh - next week and Mother's Day is May 12 she only calls me that when she's and, yes, that's next Sunday. mad) I like Flipper! I remember all So what will it be this year for dear of those shows on TV; be was so could make you an orphan old Mum? A pair of fluffy red Deer- smart Didn't he die? I'd kill a tuna to foam slippers to match the boxer save Flipper." aborts that you got her for Christmas? Needless to say, these gifts didn't go Or how about a gallon jug of Jean Nate Bath Splash (a sure-fire hit if your mother bathes 12 times a day). that I simply didn't have the guts to Stationery, napkin holders, a lifetime suggest to Mom. Being an animal subscription to Car and Driver, Roger lover, she certainly wouldn't appre- Whitaker albums ... the list goes on ciate the C.H.O.W. (Cat Haters Of the and on. Boring is the bottom line. World) t-shirt which features a car- Well, thank goodness for John Da- toon feline being pureed in a blender. vis' book Gifts You Wouldn't Give And she would surely have burned my Your Mother. Compiled from dozens graduation pictures if I had sent her of cheap mail-order catalogs, Davis' an envelope stamped "VJX Clinic- paperback presents the "best of the Urgent Report" Mom is open- worst" in sensational gifts, guar- minded, but I know when to quit. anteed to put any mother's love to the test. Included with each of the 58 gifts For 15.96, Gifts You Wouldn't Give listed are prices and ordering ad- Your Mother is a pretty good deal. dresses: these are all real items that, Lots of strange, sometimes rude, gifts for the appropriate fee, can be deliv- and snappy commentary by Davis ered to anyone anywhere. make it a better buy than the average But are these gifts really that bad? movie ticket for about the same price. Well, there's really only one way to The book is a great gag gift if your find out - find a guinea pig and put mother is a true liberal who likes a them to the test. good laugh, or sweet revenge if you "Hi Mom. it's Greg. Hey, I've got happen to have a mother luce Joan this book of unusual gifts here and I Crawford (there are a couple of semi- thought that some of them might be sicko items). Most of the items in the kind of different for Mother's Day." book cost anywhere from S3 to $15, "Well that sounds interesting, dear. certainly not too much to spend on 1 thought you'd forgotten all about dear Mom Mother's Day like you usually do. What did you have in mind?" So take a chance this year and defy "Well, how about a five pound bag John Davis' claim: give your mother of bat guano?" one of these gifts. Q you survive, it "What's that?" just might be one Mother's Day you'll "Ub, well... It's bat doo-doo. You FMOAY/Stl never forget. know, kind of like dog doo-doo except AtmM the "Peabrala Hat" from the book, Gifts You Wouldn't Give from bats." Ym "Oh. Why would I want that? After over very well. However, Mom did Bottled Bad Breath suggestion Greg Klerkx is a senior magazine all of those diapers I changed? Let the like the Peabrain Hat ("I could give it brought silence on the other end of the journalism major from Mt. Clemens, bats keep it" to my boss") and the vinyl Barbaric phone. Ml who is taking his mother to Burger "Ok, bad idea. How about some- Jewelry ("Good for parties"). The There are some items in the book King for Mother's Day. USA for Africa continues to dominate charts

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I've been searching. finals. Once you start packing you the endless stacks of the BG News I don't think I could stand it if I saw have to look at all your photo albums, which contain my name (Really, I'm Searching this tired old town of papers, posters, mugs and anything someone walking around Toledo with Bowling Green. No I'm not searching not on an ego trip. I'm just afraid I'll one of my favorite sweatshirts - They for the best pizza in town or the else that brings back those pleasant never see my byline again - Hear wouldn't know how many parties and cheapest beer, I'm looking for boxes memories. about any jobs in journalism lately?) football games, warm-ups and classes to pack op everything I've acquired and all of the ticket stubs, cartoons that shirt has seen. over the past four years of college. Imagine after four years how long it and BGSU souvenirs overflowing the If clothes could talk. would take you to pack everything stolen milkcrates in my room. Mine would probably tell me they It is time to put all of the memories that reminded you of something, that want to go back to college for four behind me and begin shuffling reminded you of something else and I fiqure now that I'm going to be out more years. through all of the things I know! soon... in the real world I should be mature wont need now that I'm going to be a responsible, working adult. enough and generous enough, to know Teresa Peretti, a personal friend of I'm trying not to be sentimental. I mat the Salvation Army and Goodwill Friday editor Larry Harris and assis- really need to get rid of the plastic are dying to get their hands on my tant managing editor of the BG News, I've always enjoyed packing at the beer mugs, the endless posters, the "college clothes" and other knick la a senior magazine major from end of the school year because it is a tiny pins with off-the-wall sayings, the knacks that would go for about 5 cents Toledo whoisstul searching for em- great excuse to get out of studying for tye-dyed Levi's that are full ofholes, a shot. ployment — NOW THRU SUNDAY- 100,000.°° EVERYTHING IN STOCK REDUCED INVENTORY

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by Joe Phelan liquid to sit for 24 hours. This is the water. The end of the tube in the jar of Put the curled end of the tube into first of several waiting periods. Pa- water lets the gas escape without any the bottle with the curl facing up. For most people, the dandelions in tience will be a virtue in making outside air reaching the wine. • Draw the liquid out of the tube and their yards are an unsightly nuisance. dandelion wine since you won't be After 24 hours, take the liquid from start siphoning it into another bottle. But instead of killing the pesky plants able to taste the fruits of your labors the kettle and strain out the flowers. The curl in the bottom of the tube will with herbicides, there is an alterna- for about three years. But it will be Keep the juice in a clean gallon bottle. keep the end of the tube off of the tive: you can drink them. worth the watt. Then add three pounds of sugar, a half bottom of the bottle, separating the While waiting, prepare for the next cup of raisins and one cake of yeast. sediment and raisins from the juice. Dandelion wine is sweet and syr- step. Find a wide-mouthed bottle at Let the mixture stand for nine days After all the juice is strained, let it upy, and it's taste is different from least one gallon in size, a rubber in the bottle with the bubbler at- stand with a bubbler on the bottle for the typical grape vino. stopper with a hole in it, and a plastic tached. After a few days it should about 45 days. Once again, check the According to the North American hose. Fit the hose into the stopper and bubble a great deal. Just set it aside water level in the bubbler every few Indian Center Cookbook, two quarts put the other end of the hose into a and occasionally check that there is days. Now siphon the wine into of dandelion flowers are needed to quart jar of water. All of the hoses and enough water in the quart jar to keep smaller bottles to age. The bottles make a gallon of wine. Take the bottles should be washed with soap the tube submerged. should be corked or sealed with a blossoms and steam them in three and water before use. After nine days, strain the raisins screw top. quarts of water in a large covered This device is a "bubbler," and is and other sediment from the juice by Two or three years later, it will be kettle. A stainless steel dutch oven used when the liquid ferments. As it siphoning the juice through a sieve. time to crack the seal and enjoy. The should be used, but any large pot will ferments, chemical reactions produce Take another piece of rubber tubing taste of that delicious, sweet wine will do. alcohol and carbon dioxide gas. The and twist it into small circles at one be worth all tbt work and waiting. After the flowers are boiled, set the bubbler lets the gas escape through end. After letting go, it will retain a Joe Phelan is a senior photojourna- kettle aside and allow the flowers and the tube which bubbles out in the little curl. lism major from Maumee, Ohio.

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Kate Clinton believes the feminist movement has humor, and she has found that humor can be used to teach others about the feminist movement. Clinton has trained as a stand-up comedian and composes and ar- ranges all her own material. She has coined the word "fumorist," a combi- nation of the words "feminist" and "humorist" to explain her dual pur- pose performance. In an ariticle from the Oakland, Cal. Tribune Clinton says, "A lot of what passes for humor now is Just escapism. I still consider myself very much of a teacher. I have a definite purpose. A lot of comic don't. I do fish jerky humor, it's good for the brain and there's something to chew on." Clinton, a former nigh school En- glish teacher, has performed through- out the United States since 1961 and she has cut two comedy albums, "Kate Clinton: Making Light!" and "Making Waves." Clinton will appear at the Univer- sity tomorrow, May 4 at 8 p.m. in the Joe E. Brown Theater. Her perfor- mance is sponsored by Women for Women. Tickets may be purchased at the door for $3 with a student I.D. and $5 for all others. Information about the performance may be obtained by calling the Women's Center at 372-

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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRADUATING^ENIORS UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Have a safe trip home! ^!!T:!:!^^^^^^:i LI... 4-* 14 man/an i. IM Students recall best memories from past by Trocey Botdori just for a joke because I'd be the only black guy on the panel. In years to come, college graduates "When I was a sophomore, UAO had an event "I wasn't trying to win, but the girl will reminisce on four years filled called the Dating Game. Some friends wanted picked bachelor number two ... me. with meeting new people, all-night- We were supposed to go out to dinner, ers, parties and unforgettable events. me to be on It Just for a Joke because I'd be the but we never did. In fact, I still have To find out what makes college life so the gift certificate for a free dinner at memorable, Friday took to the streets only black guy on the panel. I wasn't trying to home." to ask students their "best" memory win, but the girl picked bachelor number two... Dave Nesbitt, senior retailing ma- thus far at Bowling Green State Uni- jor, came to BG on an exchange versity. me. We were supposed to go out to dinner, but program from New York and feels For Karen Reddy senior social we never did. In fact, I still have the free gift thatthis memory was "a good oppor- work major, her freshman year was tunity to travel and meet fellow one she seemed to reflect on the most. certificate for a free dinner at home." Ohioans." "Especially meeting everyone at the — Daryl Thomas Some students don't have one par- bars, namely Uptown. I probably ticular memory in mind. Such is the haven't been there since my fresh- case with Wendy Caldwell, senior man year because of more academic criminal justice major. "My first commitments. It matters when you didn't matter what 'group' you were played OSU in hockey." football game was great because I get up there (referring to status).' in. Nobody cared." Initiation into fraternities and soro- came from a small nigh school and David Holmes, sophomore accoun- rities proved a big part of many wasn't used to beingin a stadium with Nancy Glanville, sophomore unde- ting/MIS major, agrees. "It was just students' memories. Sandra Cully, such a big crowd. The Beta 500 was cided major, feels a certain Hot Tub starting to be springtime and every- senior journalism major, said, "The something to see. So was my trip with Party with one floor of girls and one one was rowdy. It was a change from day I was inititated into Phi Kappa the BG gospel choir to Atlanta for a floor of guys from her dorm was the norm, not your average party." Phi last April was memorable be- coiejrt." memorable. "We never really knew Sporting events proved to be mem- cause my whole family was with me." BUI James, senior computer sci- each other, but when we got together orable to some students, fans and "I really can't say why it was ence major sums up most students it was platonic ... but still fun/' players alike. For Duane Funk, soph- memorable, but it was when I was best memory. "My freshman year, For many, the Manville Madness omore criminal justice major, his inititated into the business fraternity, when I first met all my friends. We've bash last year will stick out in their first season in rugby will always Delta Sigma Pi," said Sarah Kauf- always been together, about 10 or 15 of minds. stand out in his mind. "I got to meet a fman, sophomore finance/MIS major, us having classes ana going to parties lot of new people, go to a Tot of parties Darylpi Thomas, senior creative writ- together. We always talk about that, "It was one opportunity to spend and travel to different schools." ing major describes his college mem- how we've managed to stay to- with all my friends at once," said Al Freeman, sophomore sports ory, "when I was a sophomore, UAO gether." Wendy DeGarmo, senior IPCO major. management major, said, "The best had an event called the Dating Game Tracey Batdorf, Friday's only "There was a band. It was sunny out sporting event I have ever seen in my between Harshman and Prout. Some freshman staff writer, is a journalism Everyone partied together, and it whole life was the second time BG friends of mine wanted me to be on it major from Brunswick, Ohio. -■ PREFERRED PROPERTIES PUFF'S NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER AND FALL 835 High St. - Rental Office 440 E. Court PIZZA 352-1596 Locottd ot Chmrrywood Health Spa 352-9378 9:00 ■ AM Monday - Friday 1 Large 2 Item Pizza HAVEN HOUSE PIEDMONT-8th & HIGH ST. 5.95 BIRCHWOOD PLACE - 650 SIXTH ST. 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NJ 111 Mount* and a front*/ trappar 11*0 (TPPO MOVIE *** War 12:J0 MO MO «aga an old ban- aa cwdutnn ■ ■ FACE THi NATION Gamaa I1SB3I Martha- Brodp 01 01 COVER UP A vacanorv 0 TWUOKT ZONI anaoachM on tha Canadkan wK- From Bonn. Waat Garman* ana* UJk. OppnayCidarhan. OaUar and JaRray lyonp nMour ">g achooltaacriar carry.ng dafnaa*. H* IMI yap) of Pi ail ■Pill IbpBppn'a dtp 10 'Oymtata" and "prt-ata Raaort •600.000 turna to Dan, and Jack Ma ■ •OUL TRAIN OJ Economc Summit. S MOVIE »•* »>dora to hatp wrhanri appaara fhat tha MO 01 UNDER OM ROOF ll:4S ■ MEETINO PLACE Ar- lltegl Vanaaaa Padvava. Jaaon loot •» Soma Lhalapopn Fatar B. Moora con oca payoff to tha aaaaaiinatnw of a Grandpa dawaM a adwfna U bod, KAad Har Hoaband 11I7U ducta aarvana from St. Gaorgp a 0 MOVK **• Hal at Tha OoatKalkMdar (HI conwnca M** and tha farr-ty mat MO ha a aid! able to attract a woman. Farrah Fawoatt. Jafl Bmlgaa Arajpoon Church at Oualph. Onttr- Facrhc MSet) Laa Marwn. O SPORTSWEEKEND • MAR VIEW MIRROR A Ba Toetaro Mduna part of tha NFS aama Canada taa tchaitdad Vancouvar SUpar- •rOO 10:00 IWRCSTUNO IBUNOAYFAA** fWAR Of THi STARS oraaa. mowaiyUa and off-toad CartkM On"; 'Trtan Euaaara.' av 01 01 MICKEY fJPtXANE'S NIW YORK MOT THIS WlfK WITH OA- SOLO duna buggy hnap.. Ona Thouaand OK «WS ■MClAL ck>oaa tootaga o< i*a ar war that MBCE HAMMER Mammar flnda TRACK.! Scharuad na» v>oaoa vroamNKLiY GREAT PiRFORM- Gumaaa and Two Thouaand Guav "Economic StMiwrm" A rapon on awnuady bad to V-E Oar. "Kan hawaaff m tha irado* of a gang oy Milt a (Into tha Groova I ■ INTERNATIONAL EDI- ANCES "Saatnay Todtf Ange- tta horw racaa. Pom Nannip- BaaTa Namandy' faaturaa tha AMa ( Star ) Abraa Mavara TION la Larabur, and (aaorga Haam afar kat. England: Canadian Dana kVeet Germany, m ««»*ch r«pre- photOO of Army photographar Kan !of an cad fnand. CYou Oat dip taat o) Ma"); av IEfrtll FI»HrN' MOLE an Siaphan Sondhaam'a rihuakCal Chamraonahe. pua Pont Toronto. eentatrvaa from CenecJe iha U-vt ■ Bad arho WM a. Normandv on 0- SIX WAR YEARS larytaati wnth USA lor Alnca png- dwaar about a t-erbar an V< tor*r> World Snookar Champonahaja •d Stem. Qnm Bman. itaV. aay a drjeun^antary antrrtad HUNTER An aitarfanng TV ara. Cartoa da Jaaua hoata From ara Lottdon who a losnad by an •rom Shaflkstd. aUpokano. WMI Gwmanv. Japan and France tmm Oaya of W^ory" toMatng nawa raportar bfooka Hunaar'a ■> Chcpgoi actwmpaoa. Mra. lovatt an ha m OMAT CHf F» OT SAN Eli py III a1 ■nOfWWMC recovery Ralph Aaan and Lorr» Graa<>a .Mtigatwri of a CM* ttYvotnng an ■ MOVlt • Voting Houra achame of ravaoge aganat a nuMaaco nod* aff eemanta end prorjaama o* IB DfPPRENT STROKES Ar- arson* i with a panchant to oban- 11 Mil hhchaal korapdo. Lap 12 OO crookadwdge Q • MOVW **H Tha Hap nold and Sam don't know how to Gran I JEFFERSON* KSFN1 AUTO RACING San ' (U?3> Ben Gar raapond arhan thaw fnand Karon 01 MVSTERYI The Woman In WB.D KINOOOM An a .wanna Grand Fnh. from imon it - • NATUR* Th* proNa of tha lion Lodwi) ha* an apaapoc 1:30 Whraa ' Baaad on Waste Coakna 1 lo I I Ihr dy.n • AUSTIN crrv LIMITS workfa moat popukar houaahotd aavura. Q ■ NEW* novw Hauntad by a rrryatanoua anad by watar poaubon at Lafca MO Oon Wmwr\» I WMI Taua pat. tha dot- aBamoTraa a apacW. 01 T.J. HOOKER Hoohar trav- lajura at vwata. a man takaa up ha ajoo 9 WCT T1NNIS TOURNA- cantunaa-otd . Q oM to Chicago whara ha laama up aDpNII VORTSCCNTER KaraM and *a Zamoaat BMar. Stjnoawriere Spac-i Oon W.- now out*a aa an maaaar to a MENT Of CHAMPIONS «Hth a mm oraotung datactn-a for ■ HKJH aCHOOL QUIZ •iml parlor me Mm* of r» c* IaTTARTRCK farnrfy caught up m deceit, graad an undaroowar aaaiorimant to nab M8 Maumaara hupokton' PREWEW a*ca and n iDonw) bv Teaae esrvgar ■ A OMAT AMERICAN ■ MOV« *** "Catch-JJ and betrayal (Fart 1 of 51Q I NEW HCM TIMES 09 CAPITOL JOURNAL To- and Mnowrioari Butch llenoook HOTEL A look at L Eim-iaoo. a apaararful drug daatar Q 11*701 Alan Arkai. Marpn Bal- 11 FAME Clao own achool attar pic: end nghte ScheoUlad Waeh Townaa Van Zandt. Jmnva G* Bavarty HfN rkoW that boaata OJ SEASONS OP A N AVA- 91*90 aam. I NEWS Chna armaa an untavorobla 'avurar ■rtgaon Foat raportar Juan Wit mot* and De«d Maaay up-noich raatauranta. ouaatv art JOThta Nmaapmanaa tha ranga «••■• I NATIONALNATION Al Q ■ NEWS of har concart oartorrnanca koma aaamawa cverarit Hpaatagn: m«OMOV«***H -Carnal and 'oof-top muaotaf partorm- of MaotytM found among ihrM (TalCI MOW ** » "MakPi* AU»TINI CITYCl LIMITS Roy * NOVA A balund-tha-acprtaa HodoVtg Cater aicuaaM raaat* Knc-Madg*" (1971) Jack Netftol- ancaa at aunaat. ganar Bttona of a Navafo farnaY bv- Tha Grada 119*41 Judd FMaon. OAaaon performa Working For lOOk at NASA ■ woman aPPO- aggregated daeeM m South Caro- aon. Arthur Oarfunkal. 8 on A/urona • Dmmcm Plataau MO DanaOaan. kna MOV«***H Tr«tand Tha Man." "Cryln"' and other nauta Faatuiaig ■!!■ iiaata urrth MO Jm CSS NEWS CabbkM 119M) Saava McOuaan. rate tram ha four deudoe of nv 1:00 Sap, tWp. Kpfhryn SuBaan and 3*00 V WIOI WORLD OF URCPORTS ■*>HI TENNt* Alan K«g Caa- R«hard Oanoa An Amancan ai *-c making JudHh Raarack. IR) g OTJ JOCKEY VVaham Conrad SPOFITS SchacMad Calgary AT THE MOVIES Schad- patnata m toaad to taka a aaand (ESPN) SPORTSCENTER USPNI SPORTSCENTER hoata th* Irrtmy Aavard-wannartg Stampada Rodeo, from Calgary L«ad Rosar Ebart and Gana Stakal matchaa. from Laa Vagaa. Htn whan aha gunboat ha a on « hatd fThtCl r-KTVIE *** V» Carnal rrMO MOVIE *** "A M,» apaoal that peye osbuta to the AaMna: Mntuohv Oarbv c*a-faca dhKuaa "rnuBBiaa m tha motnaa.'- undwa«ga Knowledge (19711 Jack Nrchot- m\ aummar Nlght'a Baa Comadv" ovarlookad haroM of horaa raorig. report. Tha Kentucky Oak > to ■ WE StNO... THAT THEY • MOVIE **V. Blood On aon. Anhu Qavfurthal Two man 4;20 119S2I Woody Akan. Mat Farrour tha Bckaya FioNad are Steve rtVM T—r BM ffaata at 1 1/B SHALL STEAK Tha tun' (1M5) Janwa Cagnay aapraaa riwrtadry dVtoant att- (TMCI MOVIE •• "Tha Song 12:30 Cauthen Ronn* fimtm. Ron rniaa, trom Church* Dowme * 7:00 Syhaa Skdnay japanaai wartoda tudaa about woman and an aa a" M9P3I Jadua Gaaaaon. Mac WKRP IN CINCINNATI Turcotka. Jacmio Vaeojuax and Louevaa. Kv. JMUFFEIS iry to adanoa an Anvjnean nawa ttwy rorna-n fr*no* horn The- col Daval. SPORTSWEEKEND Cr erg Parr ai 0J OMAT CMP* OF NCVV REAL FISHING SHOW ^ paoarman Mho foraaaM Japan a last vaara ai tha ISdOa through ScttacUad: Grand Fn. avto rac- OY MOVlt **#Vi Monkey ORLfANS HEE HAW Faaturad: Ala thraat to damooracy prior to tha rr-dd* aga for bod. of tham ay the 8 from San Marato. nary BuetiwM (19531 Cary Grant. bam. Lorna Menjan. Sob Uur- 4:00 attack on Paan Harbor 1970a ff THt* WEEK IN *AJK- Gatgar Fjogara 0 PQA OOLF MONV Touma- phav. i an Eft*. Tha Hagara M IHCHI Ut>L FOOTBALL 11:IS •AUa-**. 0j> MOVTf * e> V, The f>own- (DfVORCE COURT MAYS. I* manl of Chamt-o"a thartj round. Tampa pay landhp al Loa Anop- ONCWS I MEET THE PRE** ing Foof lltlSI PaJ faawman. 0 SOUO OOLO Hoat rhek Joanr* WooO- tva from Carkabed. CeM 11:20 lONLOCATtON Daaa. Cahoot; LM Harvnan 3:90 ft TONY BROWNS JOUR- O ABC NEWS Q I AOAM SMITH* MONEY Guaoti. 0«rt Hartman. Kim otto !! O ■ NBA BASKETBALL NAL 01 DOUEU TWOUSLE AaV WORLD Guam Oaorga Saarn- Camao. ftaw Etfajon. Frank* Va* lliSO kpb. daactor ftutgara Umuarady a Flayoff Game • MUSIC INTrMt aon and Bay M N off at a oannor 0 MOV* **Vi "A Star la and tha Four Saaaorw. Eddra RaD- Canaar for Urban Pokey fliaapi.li. maCl MOVlf #•> H Endan- 4:90 data but wondar «rhatha> a ro- Bom" (1876) Barbra Stra*and. brtt. Kanrtv Rogara loiaan0. ava from INO horn tha King famp/. ha bacontaa San tin i putaua in tar national and h* popularity cktcWwe aharp- ii (TfaK) MOVIE *# VI ' Icaman proNa or lann, Uoora Carabad. CaJ>. ■VNI TINNM Akm KMg Caa- th*vM who htia atolan a dangar- lhaa raapacaad haad hand, g I1SB4) Tanothy Mutton. Undapy * MOVIE It* "Faoctaak" oua Btactron< - ■ NORTH COAST J WALTON* ■SPNI FaBMINQ: MARK *0- dancara and trarhrogaapan. 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Kmg'i houaa. 11:SS O HANOIN' IN Kate aida a S.-00 ■> remote pans of the world, av • FAME Tha upoomng prom Beetty and Sianca P-oaa Q ■ LIFESTYLES OP THE young couple who ara equating a S:SO haa no affact on Hoiy who react* ■ MOVaf lac* ii" (Pert i of ckjeVif Vattnam Teheran and RICH AND FAMOUS I NEWHART Oeapne op- affJ 0100.000 NAME THAT to her parent* braafeup by bo- 21 rtamawa) ■rooba Adama. Grenada. Q teat i grt that her aeaanged boy TUNE cc*Tnng anonaur.. Anefk. Oariibaaaj. Whan har 12:00 • LIFESTYLES Of THE • MACNEl / LEHRER • SaSMOP LUERS SWhNQ m ENTERTAINMENT THIS tnand « a homoaaatial Ml g RICH AND FAMOUS inter- NEWSHOUR WEEK Feetured ■ arbuta to m TVS SLOOPERS AND together for a Chraatmea card newe wrth Zee 7ee Gabor Jack CHOIR IN VTT ATONAL rash anad wrth death by >ebeN at a MGM Studroo rtdurang f*m cap* PRACTICAL JOKES Ooroth, photo; Larry. Danyl and Darryt «DfPFRENT STROKES LaLama. Shatay Jones). Artana achool fMHIJ choir*, contbaang war-torn nation, a woman deeper- and cakaonty anarvatara. Ett rtamal n tha wcant of a practkgaf * a angle conteet ROOANOREEL OaM. ooamaaa Tycoon Adrian vocaH. etaoumonttet and danoa. ttery awampu to faaw tha ran- 0 MOVIE **V| In Tha a*, hoy Cktrt hatM put a tab* OJ REACH FOR THE TOP (ma MOVaf *# -The Sane AID* and farmer vefet lo Pnnce compete ■> lha Unata of thai ennu- •om by Ojaoovarmej which of three Saaao Of A Dead Men I1S74) on Gatn Catnabat. who thmkt London ve Tenant© Pemarne Tha Same (1S7BI Chanee. Stephen Beny waahhy man ra her father g Baaad on the- l B73 concert tour, Skye Aubrey- Deraaa Buckley haa baang ntanaawod by m Aua- • FIRING LINE "at Thara A 7.00 • • MASTERPIECE THE- 10*00 • 700 CLUS Schadulad: aafa- m OS CAONE Y S LACE Y a tapaatry of tha rook group Lad • BEACMOOMSERS Eatab ATRE S* anger* And Brothara f" Quaat: ty ape on raaxang tabara: modal Wancaa comedy akit from Tha Ohna and Mary Bath try to par I of the London Baaad on C P Snow • aanaa of Law* Kreuee EdSufkvanShow* School of Economace raavala Dunne ■» "20a Laana ■ HARDCASTLE AND aU 0ri. wnlMHil by hm tabv- nawfound Eaot bacana hat k*w SaaaiSjSj -n MO ■SPN) TENNIS Alan Katg Caa- MCCORMaCK Tha judge be- mm. lo ttt. tfm am to coun ■RO' fam. (Part 2 of 2) (Dig London and Mb) » bant with the • THE WINNERS Tha com., S:SO 9 PUNKY BRtWSTER Attar uneubte Shaaa KragM. Start mi buaona of notable Canaolana ara from Lea Vaga*. Nev IP) and the terget of a way murder eat O NATIONAL / JOURNAL (ajachng Conrad't affacttona. Shaughan Seymour. Cheria hrghkghttd rn a aanaa ehoi bagna •TMO MOVIE #* - whan ha auoeotutae aa hoat of • HKMM Pwnky oVoamo that an SO-yaar- Lunghr. Shaaa Pwakn. ran I of wen tha eagry of Para Munoy navnant" (1B7BI Jar a friend-a TV ahow «) g ■ ABCNCVVSa otd apanatar at' kvwtg «Mh 140 a) a) rOUTICIANt ON (Donneay Rhodaa). tha pnaat 00 (19*21 John Bakjehi Toehao Mi hraHon m M Gndron Club I WOMEN M97»| John Savaga. Troat VW- • ■ MURDER. SHt O ■ TRAPPER JOHN. tune Altar the bombing or Peart loom am*mmi. hmwi ■ ro- 7:00 WROTE Jaai^a i piaaaura M.O. The atafl at San Franciaco Harooi. Southern Caafornei cwa- n»na tar tha ta/artenelon rroee ■ • ENTERTAINMENT oruMa wth har raaot. who « ra- Inamonal laorno that one o* the- avat and itaaaary pajreonnal react Out) • annuM WH. bM»llllll TONIOHT aiba—ia «NrA Tony covara%g ft om lha daavt of har rtltarch apanaata hat mada ar- wrth unbndktd parac to rumor a of el gemmmt bWi bnea huaband. turna atto a aanaa of langementt for the amvel of hkl IMS I SEEING IT OUR WAY raghtmarajh a^aaita (PI Fapa-io ma* order bnda. 10:30 WHEEL Of FORTUNE S.O0 O NHL HOCKEY Confaranoa ■ MYSTERY1 Tha Woman kn S:00 01 THE HEART OP THE NEWS • OOOCOUU DUKES Of HAZZARD ■ Champairiaha) tStarhrtg tana lan- Vvnttt'' Baaed on VVSue Cofana' (••NEWS DRAGON (Prerraoral A lor* at (TMO MOVe **H 'HU, Q IN CONCERT tatrval nowrd Heunted by a rnyatarroua 0100.000 NAME THAT the data* of deny bytne « Chna. ji■ M•A"S-H And Soggt 119721 M Co»r • CSS NEWS ■ KNrOHT RIDER Tha haa hgura at white. a man takaa up hai TUNE begammg with pfofaae of three llabOTt Cub». I wo bojng pnvobj av ■ MACNEB. / LEHRER ■ MfNORITY REPORT apparent to a ttrcua htraa Michaaf now dutata aa art maatar for a OS MACNER. / LEHRER peet ktadert inchidrng Emperor ©FAME i—lioaloii hnd lib—iibibJw av NEWSHOUR Kraght to go undarcoaar and find tarraty caught up at deceit. greed NEWSHOUR Caan Lone and Mao Tea Tune Co- volvba' m *M frn mop* cab* o> KSPH) SPORTSCENTER • VICTORY GARDEN Jm out who M irytng to aaootaga tha andbafayal (Pan i of 6) g IDaRTRSNT STROKES hoata ftotan MathM. Jm Lahrar Ihaacarbbrt fO' VVaeon horvaaia early apraig farMy-run oparahon (ITS VOUR BUSINESS ADAM SMITH S MONEY 7:00 g ■ P.M. MJAOAZINE Cyndi cropa. paanta aowthom poao and • LIFE'S MOST EMSAR- NON^lCTK)N TELEVI- WORLD Guaata. Gaorga Stern (ESPNI AUTO RACING Morui 11:00 Bauear from Pocky Rn-tr tackkta maama. raanlam aianda of iwhpa RABSHIQ MOMENTS Siava SION An eiarTMrtetron of tha eco- art) daector Rutgara Unrwjrartyt 1000 World Endurance from tajejaa)Ntws tha tag ttma m one of New Yorha Alan hoat Haa aavanth admon of nomy rafcaponafap between tha Canaar for Urban Poacy Piaiarch Morueltary vfluj. wio WOULD or I STAR TREK eMe miadaang agencwe. a group hkn outtakaa faaturatg gaffaa by U.S. and Mawco. locuang on tha Oawd 0. Maxwei cnaantan. F en ftaaCJ MOVaf *** Octo- ANIMAL! of people from AaMny. Now York I CAPITOL JOURNAL To oaMaaaaa avchidjng Bob Hopa. peeo devakiatron and ita affact on raa Maa; Frederick J Napoatano. puaay' MBS3) Roger Moore. fyWRP IN CINCINNATI who hava aeen and heard Brg i*c ow rtghia Schadulad: Waah- Ooty Parton. John Oawdaon. bank-vg nada and aaHjaJ enrm- former praaadant. Nabonal Aeaoo Maud Adama- Aided by a emwe- ■err Of JACK* OLIA- Foot ■ngton Poet reporter Juan VW- RKhard ftoain. Nancy Raogan, grebon Q abbn of Homo ■aBoati. gfer and a trader at an forganeo a iGEOROE S MILDRED aame aaarrunaa currant tagWatton Jack Barmy and Jacaai Gltaton (TMCI MOVIE *** War- nMQ MOVaf *#H Tha nweeaan general patna an attack FikJaWLv PEUO "odoVig Cartar aaacueeee racaaty Gantaa' (19S3I Matthew Srodar- fwthang (1900) Waaam Hot- agamat Waitam Europe, and N't segregated daaaaa m South Caro- TAXI • SB NATURE WaoMa f am ■ icfc. Debney Cokaman A teen age dan. Rroky Schroder A world up to Britain agent Jamea Bond to nea O MAWAH prvt-o WoLD. W1L0 WORLD OF makar Mrcftaaf Rxharda aaamnaa computer wha awjdaertenBy game traveler atachaa a young orphan atop hen. T»G' g tha way* of eurvwal at tha Auatra- 11:30 ANIMALS 6:30 tha naat bo*c*ng habrta of brda at acoaaa to tha Pentagon'a tajaaa S:SO aan nddarnaaa. PG ITA» ■ THREE S COMPANY CSS NEWS tranOua parta of tha world (PI Q g>c computer tyatam and nearly 0 O ANOER BAY Whan SIMON ft SIMON NobooV EtSPM JULIUS ER VINO'S HOTLINE 0 PUTTIN' ON THE HITS bagma World War m PG" g OrOO Grent t okfear mter Grace marts lull II A.J- wbbn ha Uanha ha SPORTS FOCUS NSC NEWS Lp-aynoad randlliona of "Nauaron .0:30 OOi CBS NEWS tha Robem. aha raJundbM an old mlnmiil a fnurdar *♦-* on -a BOO HERE'S TO Oanea. ' Can't Gat Naat to • KENNETH COPELANO ■ NBC NEWS romance wrth Dr Ounbar (P)Q obbon m a Nortnam Cabfomia ra MOVIE **H Bon iHEALTH A aaiouaaion of heed Vau," BM< of My Leva.' "Tat a iAKNEWig ■ ■ BOO achat and the* camaa. YaaOw Rfabon and Caamonda 11^0 m HAPPY DAYS AGAIN aorLVU Voyage. Cherke Brawn 119701 O • KATE ft ALUS Kata • ADAM SMITH 8 MONEY Ara a Gal a Boat Ftiand ' IaBSSNEWS ■ BUSINESS REPORT ■ KST Of CARSON Hoai Ananatad Drected by Bel Moaen and Afka throw a party to cat* WORLD Guaata: George Stern •ESPN) COLLEGE BASEBALL NATIONAL I The Nebon'a •SPNI 8PORTSLOOK Johnny Caraon Guaaii Envnanv dai Snoopy and VVoodatock fol Nabraaka at Oklahoma State Sgtmm "anSfaSM.ig bl laana. Mawaan Murphy, aut low eachange ttudanu Charte ■tab. dvocMr. Rutgara Uravarartv'a 7:00 ■ NON-FICTION TELEVt- coma the- dfctappotrtimant owa bumpatar wynlon ManMba (HI Brown Peppermrnt Patty, Lma Center for Urban Poacy Weaearch; fTMC) MOVIE ** Vj icamar. O 09 ENTERTAINMENT StON An aaamrnatain of tha eco- being angk* IASC NEWS NH3MTLINE and Marcat on an aduantvra Mad Oovtd 0. Maamafl. chew men. Fan HBfM) Tanofhy Hutton Lmdaey TONIGHT Intarvnw wnh Tom nomtc Itaaltonaha) between tha (HOUSE CALLS OJ LATENK3HT AMERI- * tour of Eneland and Franca. (R) Q r-a MM Frederick J Nepoateno Creuaa. Mambart of an aapadrtron Saaack US and Maaaoo. focuamg on the ACADEMY OP COUN- CA Sohaduted aYaaabgbbyb n- ■ NHL HOCKEY Conterence former praaidant. National Aaaoo- taam oaacovar and dahoat a m> i SHELLEY peeo devaluation and rtt effect on TRY MUSMC AWARDS Lorat porabl Saavan Emotaon ("Tnb . Chavnpeanarap. (Starting tana ten aiwn o* Mome Biatdari aan 40.000 vaar old craatura. WHEEL OP FORTUNE bentuno, trad* and angal anmr- t* Lynn. Gkan Cempbei and Janet Amanoan Hauaa of Saurf I. 1 »•* tatwal MO and ona marnbar wanta to koap DUKES OF HAZZARD £lfa*.Q Fnoka hoat tha 20th annual eov Oh/rnpic ooad mbobbal Sari ■ A - TEAM Member* o* the A 89 SO MINUTES tha rcaman akva. PG' BUSINESS REPORT MONTY PYTHON'S FLY- oon of oeremoraaa honoring tha Connar I W«w-o MM Gold I Team** ng the oatmagad madatyary FRAOOLC ROCK Tha S:SO M-A-S-H ING CIRCUS top country raoorotne artarta of ■ SANfORO AND SON at a aoda pop factory to prevent a daadV Cangatg Craapars trap Rad ■ START OF SOMETHING MACNEE. / LEHRER SMPWISRORISCENTER tha yaar. bVe from tha Goodbma ■attvy brewery owner from tak mg and Lanford duratg a eroaa-cava BIG Hoat Sieve Alan looko at iara> NEWSHOUR Theater at Knott'a Barry Farm at over the buemeea g hoar eucoaeaful people and popu- 11:16 KSPNISPORTSCENTER ej rrmiT* or SAN Buena Pant. Cakf ■ THREES A OROVVO ■ SILVER SPOONS Ftaoky ca- lar ihatga got itarted Thai weak ONEWSFINAL FRANCISCO 7:SO ■ MOVaf "Laos •" (Part 2 Of WAy'B eacrecy about her father i rofcaa Grandfather So at ton Into Latda Evana. John Foraytha. Mr. 11 JO ISJ/LOSO OJ P.M. MAGAZINE A wart to 2) (Pntmaera) Brooka Adarna. bathday Otrt ra maat-nderttood aa aaktftg hra raotory Machar tSarba- T. Id Mannaro, Barbara Edan. •JASCNEWSQ THMtSTOOOtS the Ford Oaaagn Center In Dew- Anata Boa* till When her rsatll STORTSCl-NTE R law anw of wrthhoscang the new* ra BaangaMy) out on a data, but Star Trek." M 4 MY briakatbat. 11:S0 Ohio rnother ia kidnapped and threat- that ahe't preenam (Ptg flange go bad when me elder 12:2S , too • AT THE MOVIES Schad- faef-one ened with daetn by repeat at a ■ ■ NOVA A look at the Sir anon admits ha can t danoa Bl CARRY ON LALKaMINa N • • CRAZY LIKE A POX A ulad: Roger Ebon and Gana Snkei ■ VEIVENTURE war -torn natron a woman deep at - wey* coamehc end reeonatructive man anpntonad 1 2 yeari for mur rftacuot muadaa m tha movtot " 2FA>FAMB.Y FEUD atefy attamptt to raaaa the ran titta BUT gory rad the vtctana of acodan • RIPLEY'S SELIE VE IT OR LATf NKJHT WITH DA- dajrlnsNa wrfe leerna that aha « 0 MOVaf **H Franen' ■ TAXITAJ torn by ckeorverrtg whnh of three ■ taJ ■ euma. aaaaaoa and congenital NOT! faaturad: Aan footaga o* ealatva.«) MM2) Jaaarca Langa. Kan Stan- ■ WEWLD. WILD WORLD OF wealthy man a) har lamer Q VIO LtTTtRMAN ScSadukKl defect. (Pig tha ASad awraaaon of Normandy dog -•»• JH SooV Tan Gart • ALFRED HITCHCOCK lay. Ch.on-aa of the vaga: Ma of ANIMALS ■ Ok) AMERICAN PLAY- ■ COUSTEAU i aaSM SNTS A otown-on-t-e-kjoV Francaa Farmer, ecrean ater of tha fjB> THREE'S COMPANY actor JaR OanWa PI: RELUCTANT ALLY I I \3Jte Mwumgemmf^ c o fjtm*. Mm. —/..-/■■». J p Bring in this coupon for p 8 20% off 8 Haircuts, Perms, and Make-up Demonstrations Come See All Our with Beautiful Spring Flowers Sue Thru May. 12 with this coupon 906 Napoleon 353-8381 181 S. Main 352-4101 a. ii 19

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Rum MPMI MAJOR LIAOUI W ■aa nodywood dractor Gaorga ■ SANFORO ANO SON aoketa for a Lara Homo cancan U*M Apby aa part of her acfteme SASf BALL F«.MS HMO I Saauana during IM4-41 andtaa- SSPNI SPORTSCENTER • STREET HAWK Ahobaa to ereaM e rat a* laura and Greg'a MO <0OO COUPLE man MOVIE • • H Makatg comae 10 Jeeee i ard when a 'ed -aletionen© g • FOUL-UPS, SLEEP* ft THt SPORT1NO LIFS Moet 7:90 maior avanta Tha Graaa IISS4I Judd NWrat. aral agent aaa to ratify ha own 01 HU STREET SLUES Cof BLUNDCR8 Ricado MomaSan Jhn rMner -Ml the JO* Brn*- P.M. MAGAZINE p»M aJSPM FISHING: MARK SO- DanaOlaan A apoaad nch hal PN lease la halt an aaaaaaaialaai at fey. Waehafiflinn and GarOaidi ara ■nOMV Hamad gQOfB rrom eoma Of man Dmpira School in Coot*. R» SMt'S SALT WATER JOUR- tara $10,000 la a aaaalaiaa tempt g norvoua about the departmanial Ofr*o« Don FeoMee' Met Mepa- mam: a ytdaa poat card of Lon- NAL toanagar to laaah out ha Mat ■ VICTORY OAROCN Jm rufeng ratMnng ur.na aarnpMa for 11:00 yaar at prap achool tar han. h aonappeaeneee g don. S:S0 VVaaon haraaata aarly aprang drug tMtFng Co«e. has ■ rsaar MM MA PULL CONTACT ■ ROSINS NEST 12:00 crape ptanb) eouthan peee end ■ NATIONAL / JOURNAL O CAROL BURNETT AND KAHATf Work] Miami,light ■ PAMtVYPCUO FR*N0S ■ STREETS OP SAN metone llRlhiil BtBndB ol tuhpa tutM for the injura*. BaNa Oena>onera> bout, from Hi* • TAXI FRANCISCO • 2O/20p ■ W»-0. WSJ] WORLD OP ■ SARA Mr Coop, vuggaala ■ CA-^TOL JOURNAL AWSVIAI.S ■ WSJJ. WUJ WORLD OP •tat Sara and har nliii n par IBJ/LOBO ■ MOVIE •• Tha ha» ■ NEWS (TMO MOVtl ***H t*v IWKRP IN CINCINNATI flNS3Sftl S ncajala at group tharapy aaaaiona THREE STOOOES I1SS0I Michaal Cane Daad Warner Whee alyaaligalig a 09 MASTERPIECE THE- WtH" (19711 Woody Aft* XI SEST OS JACKIE 0LIA- • THREES COMPANY aa a mathod of raamtng lanalon at ■SPNI JULIUS ERVINOS Loun Leeeer A product MM ■SPNI INSIDE THE POA SPORTS FOCUS raah of ehc aapypaaranraa a aha ATRE Sneogeri And sVothara SON bared «Mlh hre everyday routma TOUR FtSHINO Arthur Smrth TkUaSOAT •armuda Trangle a purnatat 4a Baaad on C.P Snow'a M..M of 11:10 gam to ■ nn«« letm American Ksrsghah. Wahoo and Oosphm covare an ilollllrl. 40O yea cwj nova* Durmfl the 1920a lewn I TAXI MO country and becomM ■ chctator MAYS. ISM catony of pa paw Ebot begna hn leer dark**. « I PALL OUY Con. Hoaaa and ■ ■ MOVB1 Gomg For Tha Tourtamant. (Bl during • poktscel upf*HMl. PG SI Ooht Tha SS Johnaon Story' ■ CONNICTIONS: AN AL- London and tada « toue wMh the tMO a nxal IJuoWi Chapman! aaaro* TERNATC VIEW OP umtebte Srsada Kraght Star* MO (Framiaral Anthony idwafda. 01 01 MAOJC OF OAVN) to* a MSHi SSu enafma. inan CHANGE Death In Tha Monv Shaughan Seymour Chene 0 mrnoc A» ^M «-■ Danraa Waavar Ahar a twbufant COF-PEWIELO Moroan »a- rooa. cnaaa paaaanupi. Oil etg' Jamba Suhta vacaa tha on Lunghi- Shaae Buafcm (Pan 1 of ptow-rwrvnakw eeti Cody. NM* adnlaafanca that aicludad navata chstd. Mchasa Lao Iy«ana Lavy ■ TONtOHT Hoat. John* cyn of rhe atom bomb back more 71Q and tot to r-jtp Nm find out «mo anth Aa law Alar SS Johnaon and VVsfcam B VVasdma torn mm- Cataon. lenaitpin Jokn «..«. MO than 26 cantunaa to tha enanoon (TMO MOVIE ** vi luman dumped e toad o. Mc MUM partaya SSMSl OatarmmatiOn and ttvmagnan Davod CoppartVatd tor p. II aaa at'ioai Onjoa Janaa. «I«NIWS olgoM Milling Wig IIN4I Tanothy Mutton Indu, ■mo (ho ocean and rseerty k-tod he. natorp abfMv "no a gold madff an aM*anf of fcaMana. contady (ASC NEWS NK3MTLINE I0O.0OO NAME THAT SSPNI SUPERSOUTS OF CIOUM Member! of an atpedttaon eon. IR) wcteav at aha 1SS4 Cfhanplc arv]mua>C. (FJ Q ■ LATINKaHT AMERI- TUNf) THE '70S Muhammad Afc va team d»»cover and detroat a fro- • WHO'S THE BOM? Oamaa. aaconang tha Drat Amarv 01 NATIONAL / XKJfINAL CA linatMad bn» 'Ua ■ MACNEK / LEHRER Leon Spate Sept 7S ai New HP 40 OOOyeer-old creature Angala • mffad em* a new boy- Soal" cruM draoior Laoran can sTvar io aan tna man a dpaas- NEWSHOUR OH I (HI and one inembar Bvants to keep fnand whan aha dkKOuori aha'a ML Oj ST. ELBCWHEHE EMroh Ta»oa and Or Mark OeH IKX> IDeFFRENT STROKES ma MOVTI **» Tea-- the atwman aavaj. "FG' baan ounnkad by till ■Mion and IrrtE FIFTH ESTATE may ratwa tatnd iha ojrl of n»a COCAINE } ilii: oooana ad- ROUOHfNOIT (1S62I Man (Mhon. Jan Mauav fooaaal. (ftlQ daxon: Oala Matanrtja I Joianay HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN draama: a mantaly cHturoacI pa •TSPtll AUTO RACING frorv IOM • 0) FRONTLINE Amancan Not aranmg to twain hv naw With ha caravg. but enpetant and 0 MATKPNAL / JOURNAL to Nownara: Tha Saga of tna Haw Mm f»MU ha'a tha maafcad n> na S00 On flood Raca. Pom Laa and IViMhMrn .eoorda of tha *- tVuaband Mth ma waoc rtawa areeponatjta cedar broahar. e 16- Undardaaa") and photographar pNM: a torio-tia-ria tkoaprtai arnpsoy- VagaawRano. Nay. VU baraaad Nan death campe made corscAyrang har hatdlh. Lttty yaar-ofd CUahoma lain aga e. 09 JEAN SHEPHERDS MtfMMl WVJIamaon US about to •• dtacoMri ha haa MOMIOB-» (Tata MOVIE ** "OaaOt during Ota ARed mveeon of Gar- taawaa Garth, who than twrta to penenoaa pa many pane of AMERICA A eurvey of the ntu- day ihorr, M HUM" (18S1I Charaaa Sronoon. many m Apr* 1046 and ad-ted rMrorrnar tmncM for uy>aoLanor< gjowvtgup FG ■M and adMrtMng Miocietid • SANPOPIOANDSON 01 HOTEL A w+kntmn ac- Laa Mmwt. Wi aha 1830a. a under tha dracwan of Alfred IFartJofJig •Hthbeer SMPMI SPUR ISLSNTER traaa batdM tha arlacta of AJ Mounta and a trontar pappar ■:SO NrlChCOCB g 01 FALL OUY Cot pwrohaaM ihasmar'• -Wim tha maaraoa of ■ FAMILY TIES Aa. pane Ol) OOO COUPLE 11:4S waga an old bathe aa cnohretion •Ma cart to amaah up m moMa matchmaker for Sfcopy but 11KX) MO fTMCl MOV* **» -P<»o> a corporaia ■■acultva faaa m lova 0 0) AMERICAN FILM IN- atvma. not kfio«Mng that may —th a fa»ow worhar. 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$$ JOBS $$ 1985-86 EMPLOYMENT PROCEDURES In order to alleviate the lines for employment at the beginning of Fall Semester, the following procedure will be implemented for the first two weeks of the Fall: 1. Students MUST have an appointment to obtain a job referral during the first two weeks of Fall Semester. 2. Students can make appointments from AUGUST 1st THROUGH AUGUST 23 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday and between 8:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. on Fridays by -CALLMG- (419) 372-2721 The office schedule will be as follows for the first two weeks of class: MONDAY, AUGUST 26 WORK-STUDY JOBS ONLY will be posted - ONLY students who have been awarded Work-Study may make appointments for this day. s TUESDAY, AUGUST 27 REGULAR AND WORK-STUDY JOBS will be posted - ALL students may make appointments for this day. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28 REGULAR AND WORK-STUDY JOBS will be posted - ALL students may make appointments for this day. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29 NO JOB POSTINGS - Signed referrals for students hired may be turned in. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 NO JOB POSTINGS - Signed referrals for studnts hired my be turned in. The second week of Fall Semester, jobs will be posted on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 8:00 a.m. for those students who have previously made appointments. Please contact the Student Employment Program Office, 460 Student Services (372-2651), if you have any questions about these procedures. -CUP THIS AD FOR YOUR INFORMATION- .1