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Tuesday, March 8,1994 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY VOL. 73 NO. 3 Former Student Researches For Steel Documentary CYNTHIA LOVAN the subject. News Editor . Research for the film shows that many area blacks migrated "You don't hear anything from the South in the late 19th cen• about this side of the area's his• tury in search of. better racial en• tory in school," said former YSU vironments and employment op• student Christopher Stroilo. He portunities. was referring to the history of the 'There were a few steel mills black steel workers and local steel in the Deep South, and the skilled strikes that are the focus of the workers came here during strikes documentary film Struggles in because the pay was better," Mahoning Valley Historical SocietySteel. Stroilo said. A national guardsman stands amid the ruins of Wilson Avenue in Campbell after a violent Stroilo, a former YSU studio During strikes "they were arts major, graduated in the spring caught, between the unions and the 1916 steel strike. of '93 and is now a student and companies and used as bargaining member of Pittsburgh Film-mak• chips and pawns." ers. Through an internship pro• The white unions .wouldn't let gram, he is working on Struggles them join, and the mills valued in Steel, a film that documents the them because they would work For Campus Space Saving history of black steel workers in during strikes, Stroilo explained. Western Pennsylvania and neigh• "They worked the most dan• PIA BRADY the proposal is passed it will be in• Schulick encouraged repre• boring steel communities, includ• gerous, dirty jobs for the lowest Editor-in-Chief creased by $5. sentatives to ask questions about ing Youngstown. wages and ate their lunches in a Schulick told the body that the the proposals so he could inform The documentary is being separate area." President Scott Schulick, pre• Campus Space Utilization Plan the University administration made by independent film-maker Eventually the white unions sented Student Government with might be implemented through a about their concerns. Malik Tony Buba, of Braddock, PA. began to recruit blacks to join in Mostella, second vice president, documentation on proposed fees yearly process. The plan would Stroilo is helping Buba by re• hopes of having more effective said last year's student govern• and charges for 1994-95 and the also lead the University in its goal searching steel history in the strikes. ment members were not able to proposal for campus space utiliza• to achieve the updated structure of have input on this year's propos• Mahoning Valley. Stroilo said, "The blacks tion at yesterday's meeting. Campus 2000. The plan was cre• als and that the body was capable Even though Stroilo is a joined in hopes of getting better Many of the representatives ated in order to "maximize the uti• of influencing the outcome of next Youngstown native he said, "I working conditions, but the unions were concerned about increases in lization of University facilities." year's fees. didn't know anything about this treated them as members in name student fees. Mostella questioned Schulick said he was pleased Representatives are also inter-, stuff." only." proposed parking service in• with the plan. ested in students' reactions to fee Before the civil rights move• By the '30s and *40s, black creases; the budget allows for a 'The University is in the pro• increases and the Campus Space ments in the '60s, local black workers began to protest their 16.67 percent increase for parking cess of updating computers and Utilization Plan. Leslie Sell, spe• workers faced many challenges in working conditions. Gus Hall, the permit charges. Mostella said it creating an electronic campus," cial projects and research commit• the steel industry, Stroilo said. leader of the Communist party, appeared as if students were pay• Schulick said adding that he ap• tee chair, suggested Student Gov• Books have been written on came to Youngstown and was in• ing more money for the same proved of the proposal to move ernment find a way to issue infor• black history in the steel industry, strumental in organizing Valley amount of parking space. Permits computers from Meshel Hall to mation to the students through fli• but Struggles in. Steel will be the labor protests during the '30s. are presently $30 per quarter; if student's prospective colleges. ers or an ad in The Jambar, first documentary film focusing on See STROIXO page 11 Stu Gov Representative Discusses Student-Related Bills MATTHEW DEUTSCH cess to executive sessions on cam• 52, which would create a new uniform format so people would on its own." Assistant News Editor pus. Ohio State University re• scholarship fund from a check off know what is and what isn't sexual The gender equity issue will cently granted their student trust• box on the state tax return. If harassment," said Multari. be discussed more at next month's A recent meeting of the Ohio ees that right. passed, the bill would have the In addition, House Bill 550 OSA meeting, which will occur in Student Association (OSA) con• 'This bill would ensure that ability to generate at least $1 mil• would provide for gender equity early April in Athens, Georgia. On sidered numerous bills which may students' needs are being taken lion dollars in scholarship money. in college athletics. Under the bill, April 13, a rally will take place at influence the lives of college stu• care of," said Multari. "By being 'The bill is currently in hear• universities would be required to the state house .in Columbus, dents, including those at YSU. able to vote, the (student) trustees ings before the subcommittee, so offer the same number of programs where students will be able to According to Joe Multari, sec• would be acting in the best inter• it's too early to say which way it for both men and women. Accord• speak to local representatives and retary of legislative affairs for stu• ests of the students." will go," said Multari. "But as of ing to Multari, the OSA is not tak• voice their concerns. If any YSU dent government at YSU, the fo• Multari also pointed out that now, I think there are more propo• ing a firm stand on the bill at the students or organizations are inter• cus of the meeting revolved nents than opponents." time, mainly because the bill's ter• students don't often have a vested ested and want more information, around several major bills. The interest in executive sessions since Senate Bill 145 would require minology is very vague. they can contact Multari at 742- first of these is House Bill 601, trustee boards often consist of «. universities to adopt sexual harass• "We were told by Ohio State 3591. which would give student trustees business and corporate leaders. ment policies. In addition, the bill that they would have to cut fifty the right to vote and access to ex• .Student trustees would be able to would also require mandatory programs in order to have a gen• 'The best thing students could1- ecutive sessions. Up until January, provide a greater voice at these training for all students, faculty der equity program," said Multari. do would be to write to their local'' YSU was the only university in meetings, he said. and staff on a regular basis. "On the other hand, YSU is get• representatives or talk to me for Ohio to grant student trustees ac• The second bill is Senate Bill . "It would be nice to have a ting pretty close to gender equity more information/* he said. - THE JAMBAR March 8,1994 Columnist Speaks At Skeggs Lecture A correction from the Skeggs Lecture Series at 7:30 ited with, being the first to report Against Government Waste, a pro• March 1 issue of The p.m. Wednesday, March 30, in the on stories like the Savings and gram designed to cut waste from Jambar on the editorial Chestnut Room of Kilcawley Cen• Loan scandal, the Iran/Contra the national budget. ter. Arms-for-Hostages deal and re• The semi-annual Skeggs Lec• page Dr. Victor Wan- Anderson's popular column cent terrorist attempts in the U.S. ture Series was established in 1966 Tatah was identified as a in memory of Leonard T. Skeggs appears on Mondays, Wednesdays A legend in journalistic history professor. He is in by the Skeggs Foundation. The" and Fridays mThe Vindicator. He circles, Anderson's column ap• Skeggs lectures bring to the Uni• the department of phi• will replace Dr. Shelby Steele, who pears in more than 1,000 newspa• versity speakers who.are authori• losophy and religious was originally scheduled to speak pers daily. He is a daily radio com• ties in their respective fields. studies. as a Skeggs lecturer on March 30. mentator for UPI Radio Network's Lecturers are chosen from the A correction from the The columnist is the author of 1,100 stations and a regular arts and sciences on the basis of March 4 issue of The the best-selling book Stormin' speaker on the lecture circuit. their education and ability to in• Norman, which tells the story of Anderson also works with the spire young people. In addition to Jambar lawyer Sandra L. Norman Schwarzkopf, the retired Young Astronaut Program, which major public addresses, the lectur• Oenman will be a general Jack Anderson Army general who served as com• is designed to promote scientific ers conduct specialized or techni• counsel for YSU and will cal seminars for students and fac• YSU - The popular syndicated mander of American troops during study and encourage peace. not be involved in the the Persian Gulf conflict. He and industrialist J. Peter ulty members and a conference columnist and author, lack Ander• O'Connell case. son, will be the speaker for the Anderson's column is cred• Grace are co-founders of Citizens with the faculty at YSU.

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YSU - The topic of discussion will be "Responsible Fatherhood" when YSU's department of human ecology sponsors its annual alumni meeting from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, March 12 in Room 33031 of Cushwa Hall. The purpose of the conference is to explore the Internationjil Year of the Family theme "Responsible Fatherhood" and its connection to public policy. Intervention programs and self-sufficiency strategies will be presented as a means of helping families become capable of meet• ing their own needs. Four mem• bers of a panel will make presen• tations to the participants of the conference. After a one-hour Public Broadcasting Service presentation titled Our Families, Our Future the panel discussions will begin. Youngstown resident Ray Isaac, senior, F&PA, and former championship quarterback for the University's football team, will open the panel presentations with a talk on "Images, Realities and Challenges of Fatherhood in the Mid-'90s." Dr. Joseph Mosca, sociology and anthropology, will present a discussion of the "Impact of Pub• lic Policies on Fatherhood/Fami• lies." "Promotion of Family Stabil• ity by Voluntary Community- Based Organizations" will be dis• OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE cussed by Mary Isa Garayua, di• rector of Organizacion Civicia y Cultural Hispana America (OCCHA). Terry Supancic, director of marriage and family ministry for the Catholic Diocese of Young• stown, will present a discussion of "Families as Agents of Their Own Empowerment," which will con• Book Buy Back Policy clude the panel presentations. ^ We buy books back all year long Immediately after the panel presentations are completed there is We will only buy back current will be a question and answer pe• Campus editions and reserve the right to riod during which the audience can Jones discuss the topics presented and Hall determine quality, quantity and price of the panel can offer its expertise. LINCOLN all books we buy back The six objectives of the panel We pay up to 67% of listed price for' include: CAMPUS textbooks being used for the upcoming • Teaching participants new !„-,« BOOK& quarter techniques for dealing with the HaTi50"-SUPPLY challenges of fatherhood in the is AH other textbooks will be bought at mid-'90s. prevailing wholesale prices W.RAYEN • Helping participants under• is All sales are final V stand the impact of current public policies on fathers and families. • Proposing new programs to improve the function of families. • Promoting family stability. • Educating "families on the need to become agents of their own empowerment. BOOK & • Promoting the understanding of cross-cultural perspectives con• cerning wom£n, youth, the aged HOURS "WHERE YOU KNOW YOU PAY LESS" and disabled. ; 8 to 7 : Mon, - Thurs. .. 8 to. .5 : Fridays 23 Oricoln Avemie There will bp a $5 fee for par• --• 9 to 2 : Saturdays . ACROSS FROM JONES HALL :: ticipants/attending for education Closed Sundays credits, fefjaiditiona] information about the meeting contact Dr. Mary.Beaubien,at-742-3344 - THE JAMBAR March 8,1994

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Second Hand Smoke Is Hazardous To Your Health veryone is aware that if they start smoking they will be putting their health at risk. Since studies have linked this habit with cancer and birth defects, more people have chosen to try and kick the habit. Increased analysis of smoking's effects have also predicted the dangers of second hand smoke. Currently, a man is attempting to sue the business he Washington pitching its products to youngsters. wind and incense aside, I smelled worked for because he claims second hand smoke has ruined his — Like every This is the perfect battlefront like a chimney most of the time. health. Although this case has not been decided, people are taking U.S. surgeon because young people are a ripe By the time a w ild, hot ash had precautions to protect themselves from the hazards of smoking. general since market for cigarette peddlers. burned a hole in the upholstery of 1964, the I should know. I started smoking daddy's01dsmobile,Ihad decided For instance, the restaurant Arby's choose to ban smoking in their current title- —- out of boredom, if you want the to stop. Only, when I threw the resteraunts. Other restaraunts such as McDonalds followed Arby Js holder has lousy truth — on July 4,1969.1 was pack away, I soon found myself lead and banned smoking in their restaurants as well. taken up the 16 years old. A pack cost 35 cents. desperate for another. I was nervous, irritable and Dr. Joycelyn Elders, Surgeon General, reported that although anti-smoking At first, I didn't inhale—really crusade/ •— because I didn't know how to. It hyperventilating. My body craved millions of Americans give up smoking ,4000,000 Americans die Deborah Since took a few days of dizzying puffing — demanded — nicotine. And 1 from smoking every year. Elders also complained that the Mathis surgeons to get the hang of it and when it obliged. smoking in dustry makes advertisements, that appeal to teen• general arenot happened, as I recall, it was by Until then, 1 hadn't known accident that I sucked the smoke agers. Elders is also seeking to launch a campaign which would beholden to this by virtue of that I was addicted. I had assumed, down my throat and into my chest probably even said, that I could discourage young people from smoking. regulation, job description or political pledge, and since they before blowing out a smooth, straight stop on a moment's notice and Something that has proven to be a shock is the fact that it have been male and female, stream of whatever amount had not never look back. stayed behind in my virgin lungs. has been reported that the number of college students who smoke black, white and Hispanic; one The reality proved otherwise, When school started that year, I but at 15 and 16 and 17 or is.beginningto increase. Although college smokers do not smoke can only figure that they take up the banner in the name of only couldn't wait to be seen, hanging thereabouts, you figure you've got as much as young people, analysts find it startling that college one interest group. That would out, with a stick of tobacco jutting plenty of time to set just about students would risk their health in order to smoke. Normally, one be medicine. from my mouth. Looked kinda tough anything right. Smoke and be and grown-up and daring, I thought. would beleive that educated adults would be apprehensive of Unlike abortion, for merry, I decided. You can quit It seems incredible now and it later. starting or continuing a life threatening habit. example, smoking has not bowed to ideological or moral divisions. has since been repealed, but back Nearly 25 years have now However, reports indicate that this increase is probably just There has been a single train of then, the school openly passed, but the habit has not. a trend. Let's hope so, not only for the sake of those who do thought on this all along, even accommodated us juvenile I have tried to quit countless adventurers. There were designated smoke, but for the sake of those who may be infected by second though the nation* stopdocshave times, holding out for nearly two had different ways of expressing smoking areas on the campus of Little weeks on my best effort. The damn hand smoke and its affects. it. Some have been tentative — Rock Central High and, I can tell you things have septupled in price. My "Cigarette smoking may be sadly, the hovels were not wasted lung capacity has diminished hazardous to you health." Others space. Hordes of us smoked. noticeably. And I have created Letters / Opinion Submissions have been more direct and Of course, I was not tough or more holes in nice things than I The Jambar encourages letters. All letters must be typed, absolute. grown-up or daring enough to try care to remember. double-spaced, signed and must include the writer's telephone But the message has been this at home. And whenever I had If I couid go back to the number. The telephonenumberisusedforconfirmation purposes the same: You need to quit this my father's car, it was with the summer of 1969, knowing what I windows down and incense burning and will not be published. Proper identification is needed when stuff. know now, I'd tell myself that I to erase the telltale odors. understand how enjoyable submitting the letter. All letters are subject to editing and may Continuing the legacy these days is outspoken, evangelistic Like every 16-year-old, I smoking may be now. And that, not exceed 250 words and should concern campus-related Dr. Jocely n Elders, who has lately thought I could pull a fast one over issues. blasted the tobacco industry for on my parents, not realizing that, See SMOKING page 5

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Mike Uhrin Mary-Catherine Uhrin Compositor Compositor The Jambar is published biweekly during fall, winter and spring quarters and weekly during summer session. The Stephanie Espicher, Patrick O'Keefe, , Paula Hilton, views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily junior, education junior, psychology sophomore, H&HS reflect those of The Jambar staff or YSU faculty, staff or "I think it's wonderful because "I totally agree with it because "I most definitely agree. I'm not I don't appreciate smelling like administration. Subscription rates are $15 per academic it promotes the health of everyone against people that smoke, but do smoke. If they want to die, they're it to your own lungs, cfon't do it to and provides a healthy anviroment." year, $16 including summer session. . not going to take me'with them." mine." 7 J ' 1 March 8,1994 THE JAMBAR 5

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people out there?! Sure, we're supposed to forgive those who do wrong. But this includes Andrea ^agas situations like forgettingtotake our laundry to the dry cleaners, snapping at others for no reason Entertainment and promising to take us to a movie then pulling out at the 'Editor last moment. This forgive-and- forget attitude does not, I repeat, Jeffrey Dahmer is back in doesno/includeconvictcd serial the news. No, he hasn't mutilated killers, rapists, murderers, any prison inmates, he's only thieves and other such scum who cashing in on the people he did we, unfortunately, have to deal mutilate - and devour. with. Yes, "our friendly, According to prison neighborhood, serial-killer has records, Dahmer received been making a living from $11,000 in 1993. That's more Columbia Correctional than most farmers, sales clerks Institution in Portage WI, where and receptionists make in one he is serving life sentences. year.;Does it seem like our In addition to his savings priorities are confused, or what? The Media Shows No Interest In from his job as a prison Thomas Jacobson, who gymnasium janitor making 24 represents the relatives of cents an hour, Dahmer has victims of Dahmer's crimes, Clinton Sexual Harrament Scandal received donations from people summed it up best when he all over the world. He lost his job described the donors as "a very Media interest in the topic and asked her to perform "a type after imitating a prison sick group of people around the sexual harassment hit a new high of sex act." The Washington employee. One woman sent him world." on October 7, 1991, when Anita ${eedIrvine Times, which reported her charges on page one, disclosed a few days $350 along with Bible literature. These people need to learn Hill held a news conference to A 74-year-old nun — yes, a nun discuss her claim that Supreme later that she claimed Clinton had that Dahmer isn't the good guy exposed himself to her. -- sent him $10 to reimburse in this situation, he isn't the Court nominee Clarence Thomas him for postage on some art good guy in any situation. He is had sexually harassed her ten years Paula Jones, a devote books he had sent her. Last a criminal who shocked this earlier. This story led all the Joseph C- QoutdenChristian , said she rebuffed the year,a woman from London sent country with his hideous crimes, network newscasts and was the governor and left the room after him $5,920 for who-the-hell- and hurt many lives in the topic for discussion on NightHne only 10 or 15 minutes. She said knows-what. So he can have an process. They also need to learn that night. The New York Times ' describe that act...Ms. Jones...said The American Spectator, which entrepreneurship selling cook how to put their money to better gave it more than three full pages she had decided to make her had never interviewed her, relying books? use, like giving it to charities, the next day—seven stories, partial association publicly because the on what Trooper Danny Ferguson going shopping, buying a new news conference transcript and an incident had been mischaracterized had said, left the impression that This confused display of editorial. The Washington Postran in an article in a journal, The human compassion fills my mind life, or giving it to me — I'm a she had complied what Clinton's four stories, a partial transcript of American Spectator, which she said wishes. She emphatically denied college student — need I say j with questions. For instauce, the news conference and an had interviewed, her but did not what the hell is wrong with you more? that. She wanted Clinton to verify editorial, filling over two pages. identify her." that she had rejected his advances The Washington Post's and apologize. yourself up for an agonizing But 28 months later, the interest of our liberal media in this coverage was limited to a couple of The President of the United disease that won't let you live to paragraphs in a Style section story see your grandchildren or, as an topic has plummeted. When Paula States has now been accused of Jones, a former Arkansas state about a conservative gathering held sexual harassment of a nature that continued from page 4 alternative, to put yourself through in the hotel where Jones held her the shakes and other miseries in employee, told a news conference makes Anita Hill's charges against in Washington that in May 1991 news conference. It said only that Clarence Thomas look likechild's yes, there's much living left to be order to quit.. she claimed "that Clinton, as done and time to make amends. she had been subjected to sexual play. Moreover, she has produced Ready for all this? Then, go harassment by Bill Clinton, our governor, had done something sworn affidavits from a co-worker, And that, you bet, there will come on and smoke you fool head off. untoward and uninvited to her in a. a time when you don't have to major media have her the cold and a close friend who confirmed Elders is right to concentrate shoulder. The only network to Little Rock hotel room almost three that she had told them of Clinton's sneak around anymore. on prevention. Children should be years ago. It wasn't quite clear Yet, believe it or not, there cover the story, ABC's World harassment rightafterithappened . warned off this drug as much as News Tonight, said this: "In what—they were being sketchy on Trooper Ferguson had previously will be a time when you want to any other. It is a cursed addiction. the details *out of deference to the quit. But, if you're prepared to sit Washington today a former revealed that he had approached And if you think it's not, then, Arkansas state employee accused First Family,' lawyer Dan Traylor Jones on Clinton's orders and had out a fun little chase with your pray tell, what were five of us mystifingly explained, adding that children for fear of passing out, Mr. Clinton of sexually harassing escorted her to the hotel room. doing trembling outside an airport her while he was governor. Paula the woman, Paula Jones, was going Other troopers haveconfirmed that and to ruin the smell of your terminal last week during a public to protect her good name." clothes and hair, and pollute the Jones said it happened in 1991 and they were expected to act as veritable blizzard? wants the President to confirm that The reporter added that Jones had procurers of attractive women that drapes and carpets in your dream been asked this question: "You home, and possibly even set It was not an urge to count she rejected his advances and Clinton pointed out to them. snowflakes, I'll tell you that. apologize. The White House said mentioned that he asked you to it didn't happen and called Mrs. perform a sexual act. Is it something Those in the media who made Jones allegations pathetic." that could have been performed Anita Hill a celebrity, and heroine without your taking your clothes to many, promptly deep-sixed this The New York Times has a off?" He neglected to report that the story. Why? Here is the tiny story on page 8. Here is all it answer was yes. explanation given by Mickey said about Jones' charge. "An Kaus, a columnist for the liberal Arkansas woman said today that Paula Jones was working at the New Republic. "Clinton is also the President Clinton made a sexual registration desk of a conference held best president we've had in a long advance to her in. a hotel room by the state agency that employed time. That is the unspoken reason during a conference in 1991...Ms. her, when a state trooper on Clinton's the sex charges haven't received Jones said she had met Mr. Clinton bodyguard detail, Danny Ferguson, as much play as you might expect. while she was working as an office asked her to go to a room in the hotel Reporters are patriots, too; it's Famous remarks are very seldom quoted assistant for the Arkansas Industrial where the conference was being held their dirty little secret...Few correctly. Commission. She said that another to see the governor. Thinking she journalists want to see the state trooper had told her that Mr. might land a job in the governor's President crippled now that he's Clinton wanted her to come to his office, she accompanied the trooper making some progress cracking hotel room and that while she was to the room, only to be shocked by large, intractable domestic Simeon Strunsky there, he had asked her to engage what Clinton said and did. She said problems." in a sex act. She declined today to Clinton had run his hand up her legs THE JAMBAR March 8,1994

Tuesday. March 8 induction ceremony of new mem• Arcade of Kilcawley. History Club: Dr. Richard Shale, ing will take place from 9-;3Qp.m. bers at 7:30 p.m. in the Chestnut English, will give his predictions to 10 p.m.,in the Carnation Room YSU Ethics Center: George N. Room of Kilcawley. The induc• CCM & Newman Center: The for the Oscar's at noon in Room of Kilcawley. Schlesinger, University of North tion, ceremony is for new junior two groups will sponsor a brief 2036 of Kilcawley. Carolina at Chapel Hill, will speak and senior members. Sarah interfaith prayer service at noon in Wednesday. March 9 on 'The Problem of Evil," at 2 Brown-Clark, English, will be the Room 2069 of Kilcawley. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon: The group p.m. in Room 121-122 of main speaker. service is open to everyone. will be collecting cans and cash The Ethics Series: Dr. Gabriel DeBartoloHall. Everyone is wel• donations for St. John's Church Palmer- Fernandez, philosophy come. Health Enhancement Services: Students For Peace: The group from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Ar• and religious studies, will speak on will hold their weekly meeting cade of Kilcawley. There will be an informational "Ethics, Abortion, and Fetal Tis• Golden Key National Honor So• table on disability issues on dis• from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in Room sue research!" at noon in Room ciety: The society will hold their play from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the 2057 of Kilcawley. Outdoor Club: A general meet- 2069 of Kilcawley.

You Can Earn Three, Six or Nine Sigma Alpha Epsilon: The group will be collecting cans and cash College Credits This Summer donations for St. John's Church from 10 a.m. to (and still enjoy long weekends)! 2 p.m. in the Arcade of Kilcawley.

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Friday. March 11 Friday, March 11 Les Bons Vivants: There will be TWO SHOWS: a meeting at 2 p.m. in the Pub 11:00 a.m.—Teaser, Kilcawley Pub meeting room of Kilcawley. The Turn AFew Hours This Summer;., group will make finalplan s for the 7:30 p.m —Christman Dining Commons group's fund-raiser and their trip lino A. Competitive Edge Next Fall. to the Cleveland Museum of Art.

PENNSTATE YSU Planetarium: The show Registration for summer classes is underway. Serpents of the Sun, depicting as• Call today for a complete class schedule! tronomy of the mound-building Participants will be selected by random drawing Indians, will be shown at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Student Activities and Housing Services I'cnn Siaic is an Equal OppoiiunUy, Affirmative Aeiion University. in the Planetarium. LOOKING FOR A DAY CARE NEAR YSU? NOW AT THE KILCAWLEY PUB •Come and See Us!

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Station ANDREA VAGAS be this small (my bathroonvis big• about it to stick around." Entertainment Editor ger). Through my conversation with This lack of funding means Yancar, I found out that WUGS is they can't advertise without the You've heard the term "col• a volunteer-staffed radio station money coming directly out of their lege radio" before, right? Prob• which broadcasts throughout pockets, they can't afford to pay ably in your favorite music Kilcawley Center, mostly in places students to be DJs and they can't magazine, along with the top al• like the Pub, Arby's and the Book• afford updated equipment for "the bums and songs listings. You go to store. The radio station is ground studio. They're running around in a college, right? Ever wonder wired, which is why you can'thear circles trying to get WUGS known where owr college radio station is? WUGS on your car or home stereo. on campus, but they're stuck. Well, I have. And in an inves• Yancar said they were think• One good aspect of WUGS is tigation to find this place, who ing about getting a license from the that any student, regardless of their runs it and how it works, I discov• FCC (Federal Communications major, can be a DJ at the station. ered a lot. Center). But first they need, "money Yancar said they will train them in Lonnie Yancar ques up a song at WUGS, YSU's campus radio But the search wasn't easy. to get our own dial, a tower, and how to operate the equipment. station. Gn my way over to Bliss Hall, you have to show the FCC you're Yancar cited an outgoing, fun, yet students can have a partner for a send in their demo tapes and they'll where our campus radio station, in the public's interest, convenience responsible personality as the only morning or afternoon show. (Just gladly play them. "We'll promote WUGS, is located, I got lost. I and necessity," Yancar said. Their criteria for the job. WUGS hours think, you can be the next AC them, we have no problem with stopped by an office in Bliss to ask main problem in obtaining this li• are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday McCollough and Kelly Stevens!). that at all," Russo said. for some help. The response? cense is money. through Friday. Throughout the interview, the Right now, WUGS has about "Dun, what's WUGS? Is it on cam• Part of the reason hardly any• Yancar said they "try to'get a word "fun" surfaced numerous ten DJs, but they're looking for pus?" The office didn't know, but one has ever heard of WUGS is. variety of music, from rap to coun• times. Yancar said working at more for spring quarter. So, if astudentdid. He referred rnedown because they have no money to try. But it depends on the personal• WUGS "makes your breaks fly." you're thinking about what your the hall and to the left. advertise. Since WUGS is not an ity of the DJ. You can bring your Since it's a volunteer situation, you schedule looks like next quarter, Around the corner I wandered, official YSU organization, they own music, as long as it has no can pretty much set your own and the only interesting class you and I knocked on a door. At last, a don't receive any money from Stu• profanity in it." Other guidelines schedule. One hour a week is all it have is History of 19th Century smiling, friendly face. It was the dent Government. include no swearing, vulgarity or takes to make a star! Basket Weaving 101, give WUGS face of a Lonnie Yancar, sopho• Tom Russo, sophomore, profanity, including what the DJs Russo said the station is "here a call at 742-7258, or walk over to. more, F&PA and a DJ who has F&PA and co-manager of WUGS say and the music they play. for people to get their feet wet. We Bliss Hall and tell them your name. been working with WUGS for said, 'There is no organization that Say you want to goof around encourage anyone who ever wanted It's located on the second floor, more than a year now. supports us. We've tried in the past, and tell jokes about your mom and tobeaDJ." inside the communication and the• They told me the studio was but it never worked out. There other unsuspecting people, Yancar They also encourage any lo• ater department. small, but I wasn't expecting it to weren't enough people serious said the DJs can. She also said cal band who wants air time to

gn s On March 12 and 13, the Ba• animated Dr. Seuss special The and Epic Lite for nana Rodeo Gallery and Starship Butter Battle Book and two epi• Epic Illustrated: In addition to his Comics will, hold a special open sodes of the Fox Network sitcom mainline comic art, the artist has reception and autograph party for where in one epi• also had-his work published in Mike Kazaleh, the cartoonist for sode actress/director Penny Critters and Usagi You Jimbo by The Ren and Stimpy Show comic Marshall provides voice-overs for and has self-pub• book. The artist's appearance at the family's burglar/baby-sitter. lished 12 issues and two specials the Austintown-based gallery and of his comic character Captain Jack. outlet will act as a Currently he has penciled and centerpiece during special month- inked nearly every issue of the The long Ren and Stimpy art exhibit Ren And Stimpy Show comicbook which will run from February 26 and has hand painted most of their through March 26. The exhibit will covers including two paperback feature actual pages fromKazaleh' s collections of the comic, Pick Of work on Marvel Comics' Mighty The Litter and Tastes Like Chicken Mouse, andTeenageMutantNinja (a third collection will be out this Turtles spin-off The Mighty summer). Mutanimals from . Hours for the reception are Mike Kazaleh, who resides noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday and with his wife in Deland, Florida is noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Auto• no newcomer to the world of car• graphs are freeand limited to one toons. For over 12 years Kazaleh per person per day. Additional au• • has worked as a professional car• Other characters Kazaleh has tographs may be obtained for a toonist and animator. worked with include The donation of $2 each. The money His animation credits include Flinstones, The Jetsons, The Pink raised through the autograph do• storyboards and design work for Panther, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Ducknation s will be given to support the 's Cool Worldmdon and Yogi Bear. work of Easter Seals. the Saturday morning sensation As a cartoon illustrator, Mike Mighty Mouse where he had a very has contributed pencils and inking The Banana Rodeo Gallery active hand in the creation of the for numerous comic book projects and Starship comics are located at rodent sidekick Petey and the an• including Disney's Goofy Adven• 3755 MahoningAvenue (2nd Floor drogynous villain The Cow. tures, Donald Duck Adventures, aabov e Pets-Fur-Less) in The Art of the Illustrated Book displays illuminated manu• Kazaleh also had a hand in the Roger Rabbit Graphic Novel for Austintown. scripts from the 13th century to contemporary artist's books. The exhibit will run from March to 29 at the McDonough New Class Offers Therapy As Art Museum of Art. ^ KRISTA BLANKENSHIP drama, literature and dance as She added that the course is Assistant Copy Editor therapy will also be explored. designed asafoundationforgradu- Students will also get informa-., ate study in studio art or counsel• A new class has been added to tion about training programs, li• ing. A&E TIDBITS the art curriculum for spring quar• censing and other professional No pre-requisites are necessary March 7 birthdays: Chris White of The Zombies (1943), ter. Arts therapy, athree-quarter- options in the field. for the class. Arthur Lee (1945) and Dave Davies (1947). hourclass, will be taught by Danna Susan Russo, chair of the art "Some background in studio art March 8 birthday: Mickey Dolenz (1945. Bozick, a family therapist and department, said the course was and psychology is recommended. March 9 birthdays: Lloyd "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" Price former director of the Women's added because "we have about four Permission of the instructor is (1933) and Mark Lindsay (1942). Resource Center at YSU. or five [individualized curriculum needed to enroll in the class." said programs] in art therapy. This is an Russo. :March 10 birthday: Dean Torrance(1940). The course will introduce stu• dents to the therapeutic use of vi• introduction program to introduce The class does not satisfy any sual arts such as drawing, painting students to possible jobs in the curriculum requirements unless a and sculpture. The use of writing, field." - See THERAPY page 8 s THE JAMBAR March 8,1994 Artist Speaks At McDonough Movie Rental Reviews YSU—TheMcDonoughMuseum made significant contributions to of Art is pleased to host Prepara• our lives. tion/or the Waking, an installation Heinrich has been involved in Stallone and Snipes providing an by Pittsburgh artist, Adrienne site specific installation art since MATTHEW DEUTSCH you'll like this one. Grade: A. even amount of giggles. Heinrich. This installation runs 1983. These pieces, created singly Assistant News Editor DemolitionMan —Sylvester Unlike In the Line of Fire, how• from March 3 through 31. - or in collaboration with other Stallone, Wesley Snipes. As good ever, if you don't like action films, Heinrich will give a free public women artists for indoor and out• Well, I'm back. Ready to take as Eastwood looks, Stallone looks you may not like this one. But door sites, have been shown in lecture about this installation at 7 a walk on the stupid side? I am. I better at 47. After a failed attempt please, keep an open mind, won't p.m. Wednesday, March 9, in the Pennsylvania, Washington D.C., have for you three videocassette into the world of comedy, Stallone you? Grade: A-. Museum Auditorium. North Carolina and New York City. reviews for your reading pleasure. has smashed onto the scene as of The Program — James Caan, Preparation for the Waking Her paintings and sculpture Try to contain yourself. late in the realm of action/adven• Omar Epps. Listen up, football calls upon the wisdom of women have been in individual and group In the Line of Fire — Clint ture movies. (Let's not forget of the past to aid in the growth and shows throughout the country. fans. This one's foryou. The movie Eastwood, Rene Russo. I must say CUjfhanger.) follows the exploits of a bowl- direction of women today and in• Heinrich's work is included in more with all sincerity that I wanUo look Stallone plays John Spartan, tends to give a feeling of sanctu• than 60 corporate, public and pri• hungry college team and the indi• like Clint does when I'm 62 years a Los Angeles cop in the year 1996, ary, to act as an "away" place of vate collections, including the vidual crises of its players. There peace and reflection. Visitors will Carnegie Museum of Art. She is old. No Depends and Geritol for and the city is a war zone. Snipes is are plenty of hard hits and rock be asked to collaborate in the in• represented by Gallery G Art Con• him. Instead, he's a secret service crime lord Simon Phoenix, and he music to satisfy your needs, and stallation by adding names of sultants in Pittsburgh and by AIR agent being taunted by a would-be practically owns'a good portion of there's even a wisp of a plot. How• women from the present and espe• Gallery in New York City. Admis• presidential assassin. But wouldn't the city. After two years of chasing ever, Caan doesn't exactly turn in cially fromworldhistory whohave sion is free. you know it, Clint was also an Snipes, Stallone finally nabs him, the performance of a career; in agent on the day that Kennedy was but because of circumstances that fact, sometimes I couldn't tell w shot in Dallas. You might say that I'll leave up to you to find out whether he was awake or not. Other gives him a little incentive this about, he goes to jail with him. than that, Imustsay the acting was time, and you don't get in Clint's Except jail isn't jail anymore; it's a rather good, withEpps leading the way when he has incentive. giant ice cube tray where they're way. Rene Russo co-stars as Clint's transformed into crystalline con• If you like football, you'll like FINE FOOD & SPIRITS colleague and eventual love inter• victs. this movie. If you don't like foot• So as you might imagine, 1203 Boardman- Poland Rd. • Boardman, Ohio 44512 est (come on, what did you ex• ball, rent The Secret Garden. 726-1999 pect?) and turns in a good Snipes escapes, but he does so in Grade: B. performance. The plot line is sharp, the year 2032, where life is a little Robin Hood; Men in Tights fl!fl©GQ(g>&^ - WING NITE - $2 per lb. the action is crisp and the climax is different. For example, you can't !T(Kliy)®i®AV - 25 CENT DRAFT NITE — Cary Elwes, Richard Lewis. tense. Rent it, rent it, rent it. One of swear, eat fatty foods, smoke or Well, I guess it was justa matter of - All YOU CAN EAT PASTA the standards by which I rate a have sex the old-fashioned way. In time before Mel Brooks got his movie is whether or not I can wait addition, there are no guns and no claws into this one. Most of the until the next day to watch the one has been killed since the year time, I rather enjoy movies such as Glamour Modeling Search ending. There was no way I was 2011. So they thaw out Stallone in this, ones that are laden with "stu• r Unique management team with strong going to wait that long for this a hurry and send him after Snipes. pid" humor (surprised?), but I just representation ir CA, OH, NV, FL, PA & NY seek movie. A must see, to say the least. Theaction is taut, and the movie is couldn't seem to get into the flow Even if you don't like action films, humorous in parts, with both ^exceptional-looking individuals;Quality promotion, of things. The secret to movies of ^projects, opportunities available to those extremely this kind is stringing together good jokes and gags. Brooksjust doesn't !iphotogenie;& marketable.:Rhone Michelle or Mark get enough momentum rolling, and at Bobosky Mod-si Mgt. toschedule an appt. 412- jokes deflate at crucial times. It's 658-3440. worth renting, however, if you're into that type of humor. 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Happy hour til 10 p.m. Green Tournament Play Days: Saturdays & Sundays Shamrock Freezes, Mellonball Shooters; Pwontl Be^r uring Graphic Pink & DJ Bob April 9, 10,16 & 17th hvent! Feat i. 19 & over admitted. Tournament Time: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Pop i " • ' 7461 South Ave.® Boardman.OH 9 758-9264 • miRBiiiiiiiiiiiBi u-u u m m m-n.m-u • • a B • • • March 8,1994 THE JAMBAR SPORTS Track Records Fall In Indoor Season Finale J ADA BRADY the 55 meter dash but also quali• Coach Cockrell said he feels this move into the head coach posi• to stay in Ohio but if necessary will Staff Reporter fied for Nationals in Indianapolis, season ended on "A very positive tion." go out of state. which will take place March 11 note and it will give us more mo• Recruiting for Cockrell also "We try to stay in Ohio — YSU's indoor track and field and 12. mentum outdoors. We're better- seems to be going well. In early recruiting — and then we'll go as season ended Saturday, Feb. 26 at New head coach Clarence outdoors than indoors so outdoor December, Amy Horvath from far as Jamaica. We need people to Notre Dame Invitational. Cockrell said, "Mona qualifying season should be twice as good." Liberty, PA signed a letter of in• fit our team's needs and personal• Nine records were broken at for Nationals is equivalent to the Cockrell himself both at• tent fo attend YSU. In addition to ity." the meet: David Smith (200m & football NCAA Championship tended and ran for YSU. The Day• Horvath, Cockrell has eight verbal Both juniors, Smith and Lind• 400m), Bruce Alexander (800m & game. The fifty-five-meterdas h is ton native served as captain and promises from other athletes to say are examples of this. Smith is 4x400 relay), Simon Lindsay one of the toughest to qualify in manager as well. Cockrell spent attend YSU. from Jamaica and Lindsay from (mile), Corey Reagle (triple jump), and she shows she's one of the two year as assistant coach for "With the recruiting we're Australia. Mona Jackson (55m & 4x400 re• school's best athletes that they've YSU's track team. doing now our team should be bet• The end of March is signing lay) and Michelle Fletcher (400m). ever had." Nowheadcoach, he said, "I've ter; especially with the women, we time and the first outdoor meet is Fourth-year senior Jackson Besides being pleased with been lucky to have a lot of talent have everyone for every event." April 4 at the University of Akron. not only broke and set a record in Jackson's accomplishments, and they made it easier for me to For recruiting-Cockrell tries Commentary

Two of the more long-lasting and annoying side effects of this Statistics Don't Provide Complete Picture •severe winter are dry skin and a dry, flaky scalp. Exposure to the cold and prolonged hours in dry indoor heat KIMBERLEY KERR this season," said Head Coach Dan ond leading rebounder, pulling make for itchy skin that can develop into something more serious. Sports Editor Peters. down 5.3 boards a game in his first "Asteatotic eczema is basically the winter itch gone untreated," The team competitiveness of collegiate season. Dr. Mark J. Scharf, dermatology, at the University of Massachusetts The season isoverforthe YSU the Penguins is apparent when the Coach Dan Peters and his staff Medical Center, says in the winter issue Of Healthprint, a quarterly men's basketball team. The team record is reviewed from another have already hit the recruiting trail review on new trends in skin care. 'The skin won't hold onto finished witha5-21 overallrecord perspective. Of their 20 losses, to add additional talent and depth moisture very wetland moisture loss becomes even more rapid." and 3-5 in the Mid-Continent Con• eight were decided by six points or to the team for next year. AHister If you're troubled by seasonal problems with your skin, hair or ference, not quite good enough to less. The Penguins lost three games Green.a 6' 9" center from Montreal, scalp, here's some advice from the experts: Canada and Brevard Junior Col• qualify for the post-season tourna• this season by only two points, two . • Turn down the heat in the shower. Warm is better than hot. Keep lege signed a letter of intent in ment. However, the overa) 1 record games by four points, two games the bathroom door shut to hold moisture in the room. November to join the Penguin does not provide a complete pic• by fivepoints , and onegame by six • Use a mild, superfatted soap rather then a deodorant soap. team. The coaching staff will look ture of the accomplishments of the points. Quitting or giving up would • Change yourbathing habits. Takeabrief, warm shower. Follow 1993-94 team. have been the easy way, but the to add a point guard, a skilled pass• man and a highly skilled player for up with a 10-minute soak in a tepid tub. Unfortunately, statistics can Penguins forced teams to work hard the wing spot. Coach Peters, his • Follow up your bath with a cream moisturizer while your skin not be kept on team improvement, to earn a win. This year's team staff and the team met their goals isstjll wet to seal the moisture. Bath oils don't work as well because generated excitement and an opti- playing hard, playing together as a for this season and are building ''they're more easily washed away. misticpictureofthefutureforPen- team, improving the image of the toward the future. • Increase the humidity in your home with plants, a humidifier or guin basketball fans. program or not giving up when Two guards, Antoine Woods by placing a pan of water on top of the radiator or on the floor near faced with adversity. These fac• Junior Andre Smith finished and Mike Alcorn, finished their air registers. . ' • • • •• tors are all important components the season as the team's leading Penguin careers as the third and • Be careful about selecting your clothing. Scratchy wool's and of a competitive team and were scorer, averaging I6.I points a fourth leading scorers on this some acrylics can be irritating. Choose soft, pure fabrics such as demonstrated by the 1993-94 Pen• game, even though he missed three season's team. Woods was one of ". cottons and silks, which breathe and allow easy loss of perspiration. guin team. games due to injury. Smith was three players to score in double •" Wear layers, so you can remover clothes as your body heats up. "The bright spot is that we also the seventh leading scorer in figures (10.7 points per outing) . • Use a conditioner to prevent fly-away hair. It puts an opposite could easily have quit many times the MCC. Junior Derick Simmons while Alcorn, with 184 points this charge on the hair andjmakes it lay flat, making it less prone to static during the season when things got was the team's second leading season, finished his career with electricity. . •. * . a little tough, but our enthusiasm scorer with 11.96 points per game 853 career points and a team high • If you have peeling, flaking or dandruff on your scalp, use a did not wane, and our hustle re• and the team's leading rebounder of 45 three-point missiles. shampoo with tar. and shampoo daily. mained top notch and that to me with 5.9 boards per game. Fresh• Best of luck and a bright fu• typified what our squad was about man Damon Johnson was the sec- ture to Woods and Alcorn. Lady Penguins Lose A Pair; 1993-94 Lady Penguins End Season At 6-20 Overall Basketball Bios VINCE MARTINELLI YSU Lauren Blauser College: Saw action in 22 Staff Reporter NIU was led by Ail-American E.C. Freshman games. She; averaged: 6.3 Hill who scored 24 points, had 11 Forward 5-11 points , 6.4 rebounds, .8 as- YSU's women's basketball rebounds and added 8 assists. An• Cranberry, Pa sistsand .8steals a'game.;A team ended a rough season on a gela Lockett tossed in 18 more and Cranberry H.S. •:force.on the insidewho is'on rough note, dropping two games grabbed lOrebounds, while Leslie her way to stardom at YSU. this past week to Mid-Continent Poltinger hit for 15 points and Mi$h School; Helped lead cran• Conference foes. On Thursday grabbed a game high 19rebounds. berry H.S. to two consective evening, Northern Illinois Univer• Against WTU, the Penguins . Statse Championships, she av• sity conquered YSU 87-69, while led 62-59 with 50 seconds remain• eraged -12.9 points per; game, Saturday, YSU lost a hard-fought ing, but a strong effort by the Lady ,7.8 rebounds and three assists decision! to Western Illinois Uni• Westerwinds doomed them. per game. versity, 64-62. YSU ends iheir sea• Christina Ferraro led YSU Lauren Blauser son at 6-20. with 17 points including 3 of 3 The Penguins were led by from three-point range. Senior sophomore Shelley Allen with 19 Cathy Hartman added 16 more to Shannon Beach six rebounds and.hit on 31-56 points, whocontinuedherfineplay, closeouthercareer, with two more Freashman shots for .55 Pet. hitting 2 of 4 from three-point three pointers. Sophomore Shelly Forward/Center 6-0 range. Freshman Lauren Blauser Allen hit for 14 points, while Atwater,OH She was on her way to continued to shine, scoring 17 Monica Grexa also ended her ca• Waterloo H.S. being a star before she tore a points and pulling down 11 re• reer by scoring 8 points with 2 of 2 anterior cruciate ligament in bounds. Senior Monica Grexa had from three-point range. her knee. 11 points, including 3 of 9 from WIU was paced by Lori High School: Averaged 22.8 three-point land. Christina Ferraro Haskett and Vicki Adelman with points, 16.2 rebounds, three as• added 5 assists to YSU's effort. 18 points apiece. Aberon Pitterson sists and 3.2 steals per outing The 17-0 $IU Huskies used a added 13 points and pulled down a forWaterlod'H.S.; 64-42 rebounding'edge plus 26 of game high 19 rebounds to round 39 from the foul line to subdue out WIU top scorers. •• Shannon Beach -• College:-Averaged 9.7 points, 10 THE JAMBAR. March 8,1994 Intramural Basketball Tournament Intramural schedules Thrusday. Feb 17. ie Fips Smash The Fleas, 46-45 6 p.m. U.S. Soccer vs Delta sigma Phi YSU - The Intramural Basketball Tournament came to an end this weekend finalizing play for the winter 7 p.m. LSA vs Sigma Chi quarter. The Final Four teams consisted of: 8 p.m. United Colours vs dolphin safe Tuna GAME 1. Zuck the Fips vs. Monroe Market 9 p.m. hurtface vs Can't touch untouchables GAME 2. Fleas vs. Ball Buster. In game one, Zuck Ihe Fips beat Monroe Market, 45-44. Nick Cochran led the way for Zuck the Fips Thrusday, Feb 24. with 15 points, while Tyrone Robinson and Drew Macjeko added 10 and 9 points each. Monroe Market was 6 p.m. Q vs Death led by Scott Nemergut who pumped in 19 with Derryck VanCobb and RobbKish tossing in 12and lOpoints 7 p.m. U.S. soccer vs sigma chi respectively. 8 p.m. LSAvsQ Game two had the Fleas defeating the Ball Busters,.49-44. Leading the way for the Fleas was Rob 10 ptin. Dolphin Safe Tuna vs Can't Touch Untouch• Geletka who managed to nail 19 points. Jim Stallsmith added 11 points in the victory. The Ball Busters had ables.' a strong performance by Jeff Misier who led the team with 14 points. Doug Bevius hit 11 points, and Frank Div. I Champion Davis made 10 points in the loss. Untouchables The consolation game was next with Monroe Market playing against Ball Busters. Monroe Market won the game and third place. Derryck VanCobb had 17 points for the Market while Scott Nemergut hit eight 3-10 6p.m. buckets for 16points. Leading the way for the fourth place Ball Busters was Doug Devan who had 17 points. Frank Davis had 13 points respectively. Div. II Runner-up The Fleas dream of an intramural championship fell short when Zuck the Fips finishedo n top in a 46- LSU Champion 45 victory. Zuck the Fips, who finished the regular season undefeated, won the coveted Intramural 3-10 9 p.m. Championship. In the game, Steve Rohan led all Fips with 14 points. Drew Macejko added 9 points in the Div. II Champion victory. For the second place Fleas, Rob Geletka had 14 points while Jim Stailsmith chipped in with 11 Sigma Chi points. Box scores 3-10 7 p.m. Zuck the Fips 23/46 fleas 14/45 Div. I Runner-up Fips: Rohan 3-6-14, Cochran 3-0-6, Macejko 2-5-9, Robinson 1-1-3, Kokos 2-2-7, Bergstrom 2-3-7. Hurtface Free throws 17-20. Fleas: Stallsmith 4-2-11, Latronica 1-1-3, Bader 1-0-2, Bero 1-0-3, Dwyer 3-2-9, Geletka 5-4-14, Schrode 0-0-0. Free.Jhrows 9-11. Three pointers: Fips (Rohan 2, Kokos) Fleas (Stallsmith 2, Bero, Dwyer). ^ If ^ The ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM is as follows: at guards, Steve Rohan (Fips), and Jim Stallsmith interested (Fleas). At forwards:- Scott Nemergut (Monroe) and Tyrone "Fred" Robinson (Fips) and at center Rob Geletka (Fleas). The ALL TOURNAMENT MVP was Tyrone "Fred" Robinson, who by his play, in writing for The Jambar please conjured up names from the past such as Bill Russell and Ricky Tunstill. In Intramural Co-Rec Pool Doubles action, Nichols/Joyce had their championship crowns taken away contact Kimberley Kerr at by losing to Romah/Cicchillo in the final game. Roberts/Schumacher ended in third. 742-3095

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Intramlra L BASKETBALL Two Week Do UBLE ELIMINATION Spring TOURNAMEN T MEN'S - WO MEN'S - CO-REC ISIONS Registration Deadline: Monday, March 14,1994 Room 103, Beeghly, 12 noon Note: 16 team spots available on a first come, first serve basis Tournament Play Days: Saturdays & Sundays April 17th & April 24th Tournament Time: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. March 8,1994 THEJAMBAR 11 CLASSIFIEDS HELP WANTED WANTED: SALESPEOPLE. HOUSING Northside - 20 Indiana Ave. GROUPS & CLUBS The Gradient Group, Inc. (a ser• One bedroom apts. Starting at Earn $50 - $125 for yourself vice-oriented value added Help Wanted Maintenance SHARE DUPLEX ON $175 plus electric. Laundry plus a GUARANTEE OF $150 reseller of quality computers NORTHSIDE, $180 IN• room, off-street parking and to $300 for your Club! Assist work and clubhouse sales April and peripherals) is looking for - October. Can work around CLUDES UTILITIES/ maintenance staff. Call 743- in managing a five-day promo• salespeople to sell computer 6337 YSU schedule. Mail application systems. Learn while you sell. WASHER, NON MEAT- tion on your campus. Years of to: Putt-Putt golf course, 7204 Work your own hours on a com• EATER, NONSMOKER proven success. Call 1-800-950- South Avenue, Youngstown, mission basis. Income depen• ONLY CALL CLARE: EVE• SAFE partially furnished 1037 ext. 25. OH, 44512. dent on initiative. If interested, NINGS 743-9318. apartment. One person - prefer female. $315, free utilities, call for information and inter• Newman Catholic Students File clerk needed for downtown One/two bedroom Apt. Very cable. No smoking. No pets. view. 783-0236. meet every Wednesday from 2 law office. Filing, copying, clean, freshly painted, stove, re• References. Deposit. 23 min• to 5 p.m. at the Newman Cen• proofreading, errands. 25 to 30 Get healthy! Lose weight. Po• frigerator, carpeted. Must be utes from campus. hours per week. M/F. Non- tential to earn $500-$2000 a clean and quiet. Alarm system Columbiana. 482-3048. ter. Everyone is welcome. The smoker, $5 per hour. Send re• month, part-time. Bilingual included. Rent $185 or $175. Newman Center is directly be• sume to 105 E. Boardman St., skills a plus. 563-3488 or 800- Utilities separate. For more in• For Rent. Three bedroom apart• hind the Wick Pollock Inn. 747- Youngstown, OH 44503, Attn: 892-0617. formation call 743-3887. ment - One Block from YSU. - 9202 Personnel. AH appliances, private parking. P.C. SYSTEM ANALYST Unfurnished apartment. Time Call 638-8137. "Boar's Head Lunch" Applications are being accepted Part-time position available in to make a change? Four rooms Held every Wednesday. 11:30 for management trainee and and bath. Private entrance - Austintown area. Applicant MISCELLANEOUS a.m. to 1 p.m. St. John's Epis• sales associates. Apply at The must have dependable transpor• cozy and reasonable. Trash and copal Church. 323 Wick Ave. Finish Line, 5555 Youngstown tation and own hand tools. Ap• water paid. Suitable for one or - Warren Rd. #667 Niles, OH plicant should have a minimum two. Please call after 6 p.m. PROFESSIONAL TYPING: Menu: Baked chicken, mashed 44446. of two years experience with PC 747-3972. Open March 1. TERM PAPERS, THESES, potatoes/gravy, salad and des• Ian environment. Working RESUMES - 9 YEARS EXPE• sert. Price $4. Sponsored by Co• Assemble products and crafts at knowledge of Novell, and Win• All types of student housing RIENCE. MLA, APA. RUSH operative Campus Ministry. home. Good weekly income! dows for Workgroups essential. available close to campus. JOBS. BILINGUAL, EN• Valuable free information pack• Should be well versed in pre• 1,2,3 or 4 bedroom apartments GLISH/SPANISH. CARMEN "COALITION FOR DIVER• 799-2717. LEAVE MESSAGE age! Send self addressed ventative maintenance, periph• and rooms available. Furnished SITY" - The Coalition For Di• erals installation, including re• IF NOT AT HOME. stamped envelope. GSECO, p.o. and unfurnished. Houses avail• versity (CFD) meets every box 118, Girard, OH 44420 mote fax modem setup and light able also. Rosemar Company Thursday - Noon to 1 p.m., in maintenance. Foxpro, and 759-7352. SECOND THOUGHTS Room 2068 of Kilcawley. This ATTENTION STUDENTS: Microsoft Access or similar da• ABOUT PREGNANCY? Week's topic, "Stereotyping of Earn extra cash stuffing enve• tabase programming extremely Historic North Side One-story, Free medically accurate abor• lopes at home. All materials pro• beneficial. Reply by resume three-bedroom house. Good tion information and emotional the Addict/Alcoholic." Every• vided. Send SASE to Midwest only to 5423 Mahoning Ave. building for sorority, student support; Strictly confidential. one welcome to attend this dia• Mailers, p.o. box 395, Olathe, Suite E, Austintown, OH 44515, meetings, etc. $425 @ month. Call: 788-8201. Mahoning logue. Sponsored by Coopera• KS 66051. Immediate Response. Attn: Tom. 743-8432. County Right to Life. tive Campus Ministry.

According to Strollo, police brutality caused the deaths of Comedy Week Ends Quarter Strollo many strikers. "The National Continued from page 1 Guard set up machine guns in front According to Strollo, Hall and of the Republic Steel Office dur• six others were arrested for bomb• ing one strike." SUSAN SCAGGS Pennington's first show will be at & Kramer, will do skits"and dress ing local mill executives* One of Strollo's biggest tasks is to research these events. Assistant News Editor noon, March 9, in the Pub with a up in funny clothes trying to make cars."Hall was never indicted but second show held that same day a few of the other men were," he He searches for'photographs that student contestants laugh". coincide with them. The photos at 7:30 p.m. in the Christman Din• said. Once again the YSU campus There will be a teaser for the will be transferred to film to ac• will be filled with the sound of ing Commons. Strollo said, "I was surprised show at 11 a.m. in the Pub, with, at the extent of violence that went company a narrative history of the laughter. Carol Pennington, come• On Friday, March 11, the the actual show at 7:30 p^m. in on during a lot of the strikes " events. dian, will return to the campus for laughs will continue as Student Christman Dining Commons. "It was brutal. There were He said, "I've learned a ton two performances as part of the Activities and YSU Housing Ser• "It should be a lot of fun, we bullets flying, and people died," he about the city, and it is helping me Student Activities' Comedy week. vices sponsor two performances of on my own film." look forward to the students com• said.There were riots, bombings Pennington was featured in a a game show. and confrontations. Strollo is working on his own ing to the events and having fun," show last quarter in which she was The show, We Can Make You "All of Wilson Avenue in film which also focuses on the his• a special comedy host for a parody Laugh is a national show in which said Delores Thomas, Student Ac• Campbell was destroyed during tory of Youngstown. It will be the of the TV show, The Dating Came. people from the company, Kramer tivities. 1916," Strollo said. focus of a future Jambar story.

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Leaving early for spring break? For your convenience the YSU Bookstore, Kilcawley Center will buy your books back MARCH 10 and 11.

If not, sell your books back the week of: MARCH 14 THRU MARCH 19 TWO CAMPUS LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE

The YSU BOOKSTORE The Lobby of Warren P. "Williamson Kilcawley Center College of Business Administration Monday-Thursday 7:30AM to 8:00PM Monday-Thursday 8:00AM to 7:45PM Friday 7:30AM to 5:00PM Friday 8:00AM to 3:00PM Saturday 9:00AM to 1:00PM

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