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Making the King of Beers, in Friday, p. 9 THE BG NEWS Vol. 68 Issue 108 Bowling Green, Ohio Friday, April 11,1986 Navy dispatches second carrier WASHINGTON (AP)-The Navy The America had been scheduled to dispatched a second aircraft carrier to make another port call at Cannes, sea in the Mediterranean yesterday, Retaliation against Libya not planned France, but those orders were also but sources said the Pentagon had yet canceled. to order a military strike against Libya the sources who discussed the situation The Coral Sea is steaming eastward day night that those orders had been "Both carriers are heading in the in retaliation for recent terrorist at- only on the ground they not be identi- toward the central Mediterranean, but scuttled for "an indefinite period." direction of the central Mediterranean, tacks. is still far to the west of Libya, the Military commanders say they must but they haven't formed up in a battle The Pentagon officially declined sources said. have at least two carriers in the Medi- group yet," said one official. Should such orders be issued, how- comment on the position of the Navy terranean to support any military oper- The Coral Sea's departure followed ever, the Navy is in position to form a The Coral Sea had been scheduled to ation against Libya, the sources said. statements Wednesday by President two-carrier battle group that would Jut officials who requested anonym- depart Malaga for the Atlantic Ocean By getting under way, the Coral Sea Reagan branding Libyan leader include 16 combat ships and more than ity said the carrier Coral Sea - its and home, having completed a stan- joined the carrier America in operating Moammar Khadafy as "definitely a 160 airplanes, the sources said. It would orders to return home canceled - had dard 6-month deployment that began within the Mediterranean. The Amer- in fatal bombings aboard a take about two days to move such a departed port in Malaga, Spain, early Oct. 2. ica ended a liber.y call at Livorno, rA jetliner over Greece and in a West battle group to the Libyan coast, said yesterday morning. But the Pentagon confirmed Wednes- Italy, Wednesday. Berlin nightclub. SALT II extension Defendants may not take stand by Valerie Clptak and Brian R. Ball sought staff reporters Lawyers, defendants and WASHINGTON (AP)-A bi- the judge left Wood County partisan group of 52 senators Common Pleas Court last urged President Reagan yester- night with a few legal issues day to maintain the unratified unresolved in the ongoing kid- SALT II arms control treaty, nap and rape trial of three even if it means scrapping two Toledo men. nuclear submarines next month. Judge Donald DeCessna "We believe that discarding said he would decide whether the SALT limits will endanger or not the prosecution can U.S. and NATO security by al- submit statements of de- lowing the Soviets to add thou- fendants Troy Hill and Pat- sands of new warheads to their rick Henry after their arrest arsenal," said a letter to Reagan in Alabama "when the time signed by 38 Democrats and 14 comes." Republicans. Rich Neller. attorney for But an informed administra- third defendant Lamont tion source said most of Walker, said those Reagan's advisers are urging statements should not be used him to break through the treaty because he will not have the limits on long-range missiles chance to cross-examine Hill when a new Trident missile sub- or Henry. Although they have marine, the USS Nevada, begins the right to, none of the de- sea trials about May 20. The fendants are expected to take president's chief option for stay- the stand. ing within the missile limit is to Assistant Prosecutor Alan dismantle two existing Poseidon Mayberry said because the submarines. statements do not directly The Trident has 24 missile incriminate anyone, they launchers, the Poseidon 16. should be admissible. Reagan said at his news con- Hill's attorney, Chuck Boss, ference Wednesday night that he said the statements may test had not made up his mind on the defendants' credibility, SALT II. Although the 1979 and would therefore be held treaty was never ratified, the against them. president has said the United Several FBI agents and States would respect it if Mos- University police brought Hill BG News/Joerhelan cow did - a policy known as "no and Henry back to Ohio after On the Wood County Common Pleas Court witness stand yesterday one of the investigators who examined the car for evidence on a undercut." their January arrest in Bir- morning, Alan Mayberry, (left) assistant county prosecutor, ques- search warrant on October 29, 1985. The car was found abandoned mingham, Ala. Henry's girlf- tions John Michalak, a detective with the Toledo Police Department in Toledo and matched a description given by the victim. The cuts in THE ISSUE of Soviet viola- riend testified Tuesday that Scientific Investigations Unit, about the backseat that was removed the seat material were made by Toledo police to get samples of tions of SALT II is critical to the Henry left town the Monday from the car owned by defendant Troy Steven Hill. Michalak was stains for chemical analysis. decision, all sides agree. after the rape. Reagan told reporters he wants Defense attorneys also mo- Floyd Boatman, testified that grand jury, and from Floyd's and told Henry and Walker to Semen stains and blond to study reports of Soviet viola- tioned that the victim, ex- Floyd told him the story of the statements Monday. Defense "leave the girl alone." hairs were found, but the vic- lawyers questioned him hosti- Floyd told the jury Monday tim's right tennis shoe, stu- tions. Alleged violations include pected to testify in the next rapef the next day. secretive coding of test data and tew days, not be allowed to 'He said Pat and Lamont lely. he didn't say anything to dent ID, driver's license and the deployment of two new mis- identify the defendants as raped a girl," Kenny Boat- "Which day did you talk to them. underwear, listed in the sile systems, rather than the one they sit next to their lawyers man, 22, said. Floyd (about the rape)?" La- Another man in Bowling search warrant as items to be allowed by the treaty. behind the defense desk. They Kenny, who said he saw feyette Tolliver, Henry's at- Green that night, Jimmy looked for, were not found. said a line-up with several Floyd and the defendants torney, asked in reference to Crawford, 21, said he saw Investigators also could not men would be more fair than leave a party and not come a discrepency between two Walker with "bloodshot find a white sheet, alleged to having her look at Hill, Henry back that night, said Floyd days. eyes" at the party that night. have been used in the abduc- Senior's and Walker and say whether was nervous, and "shaking, "Like I said, if you were out "(He was) maybe just tion of the woman. it was them or not. licking his lips and rubbing half the night, you'd be con- high," Crawford said. Officer Edward Franks, DeCessna said he would his forehead* when he told fused too," Kenny answered. Police involved with the with the regional crime labo- also decide that matter when him about the rape. Kenny said Floyd told him search of Hill's car and inven- ratory, answered questions challenge the situation arose. Parts of Kenny^s testimony that he turned around in Hill's tory of its contents testified concerning blood types de- In testimony, uncle of the differed from his November car, where the rapes were about the validity of evidence rived from the semen stains. underway prosecution's first witness, testimony to the Wood County supposed to have occurred, from it. □ See Trial, page 4. Following the theme of "Cele- bration '86, senior week kicked off with champagne fountains and hors d'oeuvres at the Mileti University aims to enroll more minority grads Alumni Center last night. The party is in recognition of the more than 120 seniors in- by Dave Harding "We requested a total of 60 stipends - the more likely we'll get students to come because of the lack of minority faculty volved in this year's Senior chief copy editor including 10 minority stipends that would to B.G." members. Challenge, the senior fund- go toward a general pool - but we re- Champion said a general stipend pool "It would help recruitment if minority raising program with a goal of Raising the level of funding and in- ceived only 25 (total)," Katzner said. would allow minority credentials to be graduate students came to the University creasing the number of minority faculty "Given other pressures that existed at evaluated and processed more quickly. and there were more minority faculty "It gives seniors a chance to members are essential if the University the time, we were forced to cut the The current policy of having the creden- members," Katzner said. "I think stu- meet each other and recognize hopes to recruit more minority graduate minority stipends from the graduate bud- tials evaluated by each department cre- dents would view this as a sign that the all the seniors involved in the students, said several University admin- get," Katzner said. ates delays because assistantship University is committed to minority edu- Senior Challenge," said Amy istrators. Katzner said the current policy for approval has to await the departments' cation." Weller, chairperson of the Senior "We need to put increasingly more recruitment called for each department budgeting process. Jack Taylor, assistant vice president of Challenge kick-off committee. resources toward recruiting minority to reserve 15 percent of the funds they Champion said Ohio State is one school minority affairs, said because graduate Committee members an- graduate students/' said Louis Katzner, received to support minority graduate having a general minority stipend pool students work more closely with their nounced that $13,000 has been graduate dean, "we're working hard to students but added this was only a target and because of this was able to offer instructors, it helps to have someone of pledged so far. get more of them to come to the Univer- figure and not a rule. assistantships as early as February. She their own background to relate to. Speaking at the party were sity, but it would help if we had more said the University had only started to "A white faculty member may frown JoAnne Kroll, director of Uni- resources to do a better Job." PEACE CHAMPION, director of the offer assistantships last week. on a minority student if he wants to versity Placement; Everett Office of Project Search, said Katzner said he hoped the proposal of research Africa," Taylor said. "It ia Piper, director of Alumni Devel- There are currently 82 minority grad assistantship offers could be made minority stipends would be implemented. helpful to have someone of one's own opment; and Larry Weiss, direc- uate students at the University. quicker to minority graduate students if a "I think the idea of minority stipends is ethnic background to go to when encour- tor of Alumni Affairs. Katzner said the graduate college had general stipend pool was formed. a good one and something that should be agement is needed." Other guests included Freddie requested in its budget funding for 10 "We've already lost five or six students done in future years," be said. Taylor said only about 12 black faculty Falcon, the University mascot, minority stipends but was not allotted to other schools because we offered them members teach at the University but who made a donation to the enough money by the University budget assistantships too late." Champion KATZNER SAID another reason for the added only 3 percent black facultv teanh senior class. council. said. "The earlier we grant assitantships, lack of minority graduate students is in universities nationwide. ' °* Editorial BG News/April 11, 1986 2 Action inconsistent Let this lady pick up the tab T ast week University President Paul Olscamp Ljannounced the suspension of a University ad- that your passenger is scream- use of the words "Illegal aliens." In other words, if somebody ministrator and the expulsion of a graduate student by Mike Royko ing in terror, not singing to you. She tells me that I should refer The same lady called to say to them as "undocumented sneaks Into this country, your after charges were brought against both for sex- I know that the lady is going to that the agents were monsters tax dollars and mine won't be related offenses. workers." used to provide them with free call as soon as she reads this and and that an illegal alien That's the way they are al- housing. While such action was justified in dealing with accuse me of being cruel, cal- shouldn't be deprived of the op- ways described by the groups lous and insensitive. She does it That seems logical enough. graduate student Jamie Ruggiero who was charged portunity to work while in this that oppose new immigration After all, if a stranger wandered for a second time with soliciting off-duty officers in every time I write something country illegally. laws. But it's not really precise about illegal aliens. Then there was the time some to call them "undocumented into your home, and said he a University restroom, the action appears harsh for When I wrote that we should starry-eyed do-gooders said that wanted to live rent-free in your Jerry Richardson, assistant director of the Univer- workers." If I forgot my wallet guest room for awhile, you'd have new, ineffective immigra- illegals should not only have the when I went to work in the probably call the cops. sity Placement Office. tion laws, she was on the phone right to work here, and to work morning, then I suppose I'd be telling me I was selfish for want- But as soon as the new federal Richardson was charged with gross sexual impo- or draw social benefits such as an undocumented worker. policy was announced, there sition and corruption of a minor, both third degree ing to keep this country for my- welfare checks and food stamps, If somebody snatched my car but they should be permitted to and couldn't show the cops any was an outcry by several His- felonies, and suspending him has the appearance of Actually, I'm in favor of ad- vote. proof of ownership, wouldhe be panic organizations saying that convicting him before he has been tried. mitting a certain number of this regulation was somehow When I finally realized that an "undocumented driver"? unfair to Hispanics. By releasing Richardson from his post the Uni- immigrants, as this country has they weren't kidding, I sug- That's why I prefer the words versity administration appears to be placing the always done, as long as they gested that letting illegals vote "illegal alien." It means what it That's what always confuses burden of proof of innocence on Richardson, both in come here legally. I just don t might be stretching hospitality a says: an alien who is here in me. These groups keep insisting think we should try to absorb little. It might also tempt Chi- violation of our immigration that anything done to prevent the courtroom and in the community. half of Mexico's population over- cago politicians to import them laws. The University, in a statement released last illegal aliens from being here is night. by the thousands before every Which leads me to the latest unfair to those Hispanics who semester, refused to take action against any of the election. outburst of indignation by the When immigration agents are citizens or legal aliens. people arrested in connection with the undercover And the lady called to accuse pro-illegal groups. If I follow their argument, rounded up some illegals who me of being anti-Hispanic. The federal government just investigation of soliciting in University restrooms were driving cabs, I wrote that it they seem to be saying that if That's not true. It's just that if I established a policy that sounds somebody crawls through my before the trials were complete. wasn't a bad idea. I think that if can't vote in Mexico's elections, so sensible, you wouldn't think These others, including two University profes- you are going to wheel a cab up window at night, and I set the I don't see why citizens of Mex- anyone couia object. watchdogs on him, them I'm sors, had the right to trial before the University the Kennedy Expressway at 75 ico should vote in ours. The policy is that illegal aliens miles an hour, you should under- being unfair to people who I took action against them. Why should it be any But what bothers this lady will not be permitted to live in might invite to my home for different in Richardson's case? stand enough English to know more than anything else is my government-subsidized housing. dinner. Granted, the charges against Ruggiero and the 10 others arrested last fall were misdemeanors and Or if somebody grabs me on the street and demands that I the charges against Richardson are third-degree /'WELL, WE GOT '£M BOOIN6 empty my wallet and give him felonies. my watch, and I yell for the But keeping Richardson at his post would in no ( IN ALPHAFETlCAL ORPER, cops, I'm being unfair to the way pose a threat to the people with whom he works ^^^ AT LEAST/ Salvation Army workers who or in any way prevent turn from doing his job. collect money on the street at Christmastime. The action taken against Ruggiero was appropri- I think I have a right to decide ate considering he had already been found guilty of who is going to be in my home or a similar offense in December of last year and had to whom I'm going to give violated conditions imposed upon him by the Uni- money. versity after his conviction. Also, as part of Ruggie- And I think that this country ro's probation, he could not be convicted of any has a right to decide that it won't similar offenses for one year. provide free housing for people But by suspending Richardson before he goes on who shouldn't be here in the first trial, the University administration has placed place. itself in the position of judge and jury, a position Now that lady is Koine to call. She's going to say that I have a they refused to take last semester. heart of stone and do I want those poor people living out in the cold? I'm going to tell her. absolu- tely not. I think they should be put up at the Drake Hotel. And Abuse is vicious cycle she should pick up the tab. in any other sickness, a remedy Royko is a columnist for the by David H. Schmidt is imperative. Chicago Tribune. What has come out in some of If any of us are innocent, as these group sessions is all too they say, it is the children. It is revealing in the manner of com- the ones with the snotty noses mon human decency and moral and the big bright eyes to whom character. Most abusive parents we turn for comfort and consola- come to find that it's not the Letters tion from the struggles of this child they hate so much as them- high-stress era. selves. Taking it out on the child However, instead of turning to is much easier than taking it out putting myself through school als will be prosecuted. a problem. The Founders staff these lovable people, our kids, on the boss or a colleague; be- We're not children and don't appreciate being has been told there really isn't a with open arms of compassion, sides, the child can't fire them. Along with many other grad- treated like a child. Thank you for your support. problem, that it's just a case of a the latest statistics show that Facts show that no social class uating seniors, I have a seen Denise L. Gretz SICSIC is celebrating its 40th tew students keeping extremely we're turning to them with in particular predominates. For interest in plans for the upcom- 256 S. College (B) anniversary on the University filthy rooms which naturally closed fists of rage. In 1976, the instance, a laborer has to toler- ing Commencement ceremony. campus and its members will leads to a few mice. American Humane Association ate the screams and hollers of I found the April 8 issue of The continue to support the many found that 413,000 cases of child his foreman all day. When he BG News filled with information organizations and activities on In the article, Dave Crandall abuse had been reported to state comes home, it's his turn. In regarding what is to take place. Phony SICSIC signs campus. is quoted as saying "Usually it and local authorities that year. much the same manner, a white- I have just a few questions. Recently several signs were Larry J. Weiss happens in the fall, kids bring By 1961 the count had doubled to collar worker has to deal with Sydney Harris will be the key- placed at various locations on Alumni & Development food in with them, and we start 851,000. And it has been on the both a fastidious boss and a note speaker. Fine. The Univer- campus using the theme "SIC- to get reports." If the problem increase ever since. company at large. When he sity even saved $2,500 on his SIC sez." As advisor to SICSIC I really is the result of filth and Although experts cannot con- comes home, hitting his child is speaker's fee because he was so want the University community Founders mice food, then why were there mice clude that child abuse is a dis- not only his way of showing impressed with student involve- to know these signs were not in Founders during the sum- ease, what they do know is that who's boss but is a physical ment in his selection. What stu- made or distributed by SICSIC The BG Afews'article "Found- mer? I have been fold by reli- child abuse has a way of perpet- outlet as well. dents were involved? I was not members. ers fights rodents" (April 8) was able sources that Founders was uating itself. In other words, the The greatest influence we'll questioned as to whom I'd like to somewhat misleading. Infested with mice when there abused child often grows up to ever have in our lives is as have speak, nor were any other These signs dealt with topics was no one in the building. In be a child abuser. According to parents. That influence, surely, May graduates that I know. like religion, racism and rape The article states: "And al- addition, the students next to me Richard Willey, a child special- should be a positive one. We and were made to look like the though many residents make a have the cleanest room on the ist in the Los Angeles County must teach our children to settle Similarly, I had no input in the normal SICSIC signs we see on joke of the situation, University floor, and yet one night they Sheriff's Department, "The rate their plights with reason and change in seating arrangements campus. officials think it is a serious caught five mice in six hours. of the crime's increase is geo- rationale, not with closed fists for the ceremony. Yet President problem." It seems to me that It has been proposed that the metric: if a man or woman nas and baseball bats. If we don't Olscamp was quoted as saying: SICSIC members are appalled the students have been taking building be sprayed over sum- four children and abuses all of emphasize this, then we are "The idea wasn't exactly my at the apparent lack of sensitiv- the problem seriously and Uni- mer Break. Environmental them, there is a potential for nothing short of criminal idiots. own. Some students were con- ity on the part of some who versity officials have been mak- Services claims that this would four abusive families." Perhaps the sickness lies in cerned about the structure of the would resort to such tasteless ing a joke of it. When trying to cause a greater problem due to ■ Worse yet, studies of prison the species. If wolves and mon- event." What students? How humor and the group hopes the acquire mouse traps, some stu- the smell Apparently, they have inmates and prison populations keys and birds take such meticu- entire University community dents were given the runaround. many? I resent changes being1 forgotten that students go home show that upward of 90 percent lous care of their young, why do made and credited to students will join together to make sure Furthermore, an upper-level for the summer. of all inmates claim to have human beings subject theirs to wishes, when in fact the major- such incidents are reported to member of the Residence Life Jim Perry been abused as children - with a whippings, punches and sexual ity of students had no input the authorities. Guilty individu- staff has actually denied there is MzTreadway heavier emphasis on those con- perversion? whatsoever. victed of "hard" crimes, such as Indeed, it is quite clear that murder, rape or arson. some of us are sick, but there is The most infuriating aspect of BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed { A new group developed a few no reason to be sicker. this entire situation is the letter Ere ago, Parents Anonymous, all graduating seniors received txmo wen BUST M AHOvmo'3/ eim- gained moderate success in Schmidt is a graduate student from President Olscamp, asking mmimx wmtmom ,/_ iDimmp.u»c> imib-i RDKUAN mfnrmM66£K. Pumerorimv MCXW combating this heinous crime. in philosophy trom Rochester, us, in essence, to behave our- AT (AST.? A Humens. / ummcomopi »»»' These parents are sick and like Minn. selves at the ceremony. I have m.cmmt /mm AHOY. ■net 8/txexf " spent four years at this Univer- I sity without ever having seen its president, let alone receiving THE BG NEWS mail from him. It is for this reason that I doubt the sincerity

Edrtot Geoffrey Barnaul AMI Friday Editor Donny Roush of the congratulations extended Managing editor Mke Mdntyre Cl»el copy e<*tor Deve Herdeig in the opening paragraph, and Awl managing editor Kart Smrth Cl»el copy editor Metafile Baw deeply resent being told how to News edrtor Nency Boet»K* Copy edrtor Brian B Bel conduct myself at my own grad- Editor* eonor Don Lee Copy editor Denleie Richer uation. Chief edHonel «nter Tereea Tarantino Copy editor Trevor PetWord Photoedrlor JoePheton Copy edctor Miry Regen Finally, to Michael Yepko, AMI photo•dloi AlenHorvath Copy editor Marcel* Grande Scott editor TomReed Copy editor One Horwedel whose letter appeared in the AMI epoitt edrtor Bon Fnti Prod aupr BobGfcson same issue of The News: I also STU by Walt Emerine Wre edrtor Ph*» B Wleon Prod aupr Steve twenlcki believe graduation is a "time for Fndeyedrtor Carole Hornberger Prod aupr Doug Kaufman serious consideration of past accomplishments and future as- couLb i see~ THIS S4VS THAT I bo/or CAfiE~ me BG New la pubtehed defy Tuesday through Friday during the academic year and VOtS/ft SUPfOSCb weekly during the summer session by the Board ot Student Publications ol Bowtng Green State pirations. " But it is also the final com HOO KNOUJ. Unlveralty experience students will share Tb Uf£Af Cusses Vttrttf sopfosea Orx»ona enpreeeed by cotumniatt do not neceaeertly reflect the opinions ol the BG News before going their separate 7» oJe** UAsses The BG News and Bowing Green Stale Unrversity are equal opportunity employers and do ways. I would like to think that I OJHILE tXt

by Valerie Lonero ture event allows them to reflect staff reporter on their experiences from their country," Ridzwan said. "And Most children are familiar at the same time, it may give the with the American versions of children some insight on cultu- fairy tales like Cinderella and ral beliefs." Sleeping Beauty, but local nurs- While Ridzwan said the mor- ery children at the University als of the foreign fairy tales are nursery school had the chance to basically the same as American listen to stories of another na- tales, the theme of International ture. Week sets a good foundation for As part of the scheduled a sense of internationalism. events listed for the Interna- "It also gives the youngsters a tional Week, the World Student chance to learn about another Association sponsored a session culture firsthand. Parents often for youngsters to listen to for- tell their children about politics eign fairy tales in the Interna- and social beliefs from another tional Lounge of South Hall country, but the literature read- Wednesday. ings will introduce the subject to "The purpose of the event is to youngsters," she said. "It gives show children that there are the children the chance to create different types of people and their own beliefs and ideas." cultures," Jeff Grifiiot, assis- Abdullah Inusa, senior indus- tant director of the international trial education major from Ni- program, said. "It's a fantastic geria, said the readings not only opportunity for the American reflect different cultures, but college students to get an inter- also teach the children to be national understanding through obedient to their parents and the arts, which is the theme of elders. this year's International Week." "In Nigeria, children are in- MUSHALWAH RIDZWAN, stilled with the idea of respect- BG News/Jim Sakola ing elders while they are young, Better to eat you with my dear..! child services major, and a group of University nursery school president of the World Student Kelley McConnaughy, sophomore elementary education major, reads students. The event was part of international veek sponsored by the Association, said foreign fairy so they will be wise when they the German version of Little Red Riding Hood to Tracey Fritz, junior tales invite Americans to learn are older," Inusa said. "Plus it World Student Association. about another culture. gives me the chance to relate "Some of the foreign students my experiences back home to really miss home and the litera- how things are done here." Take a day off from smoking

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Jazz bands win at festival Businessmen present lectures known authority on jazz, re- by Michelle FUher He attributes the success at by But) SymboUk "Under the leadership of Noble and Lehr, reporter turned to his seventh festival as the festival to a combination of a reporter Rubbermaid and 3M became models of excel- master of ceremonies. supportive director and extra lence in the American business community," The College of Musical Arts The Judges offered construc- rehearsals. The College of Business will be celebrating said Robert Patton, dean of the college of Jazz Lab Band and jazz combo tive critiques of the performing its 90th Anniversary with several successful Business Administrtion. Multiple Choice, along with groups, conducted clinics and "It was a shot in the arm to businessmen presenting lectures today. eight individual students, were demonstrated their own skills as win since we haven't gotten the The speakers include recently-retired Lewis PATTON SATO in a recent 1986 Fortune recent winners in the 1986 Elm- guest artists. award in the three years since Lehr, former chairman and chief executive Magazine survey where executives, outside hurst college Jazz Festival in They also granted awards to I've been a member of the officer of the Minnesota Mining and Manufac- directon and security analysts were asked to Elmhurst, 111. individual musicians, outstand- band," Pompei said. turing Co.; Donald Noble formerly chief exec- name the companies they most admired, 3M ing ensembles, student arrang- utive officer of Rubbermaid Inc.; and W. Hall placed second (after IBM) and Rubbermaid The two groups received out- ers and composers. Other individual awards in- Wendel, CEO of Polaris Industries. standing performance awards in clude Andrea Rowlison, a senior placed seventh. Rubbermaid was the smallest a competition that included mu- Noble will speak at 9 ajn. on "Corporate company ever to place in the top 10 in the JENNIFER GROMAN, senior music performance major, who Mission and Strategy." and Lehr will follow at history of this survey, he said. sicians from 80 colleges and elementary education major, was named outstanding soloist 10:30 a.m. with a talk on "Fostering Innova- universities from the Midwest. has participated in the festival of the festival. She also received tion." Both lectures are in Kobacker Hall in Following the morning's events, the college for the past two years as one of a |400 scholarship to Birch the Moore Musical Arts Building. At 1:30 will have an awards and a scholarship lun- Under the direction of Musical the 20 members of the Lab Band. Creek Farm Music Academy in em., small group concurrent sessions will be cheon in McDonald West cafeteria to nonor Arts professor David Melle, She also won the 1985 Outstand- Wisconsin. i by Lehr, Noble and Wendel. These ses- the "best and the brightest." About $50,000 in Bowling Green groups have par- ing Vocalist Award. sions will be held in rooms 110,114 and 116 of funds will be awarded with approximately 110 ticipated in the festival since it The College of Musical Arts the Business Administration Building. students being recognized at the luncheon. was started in 1967. "It felt great winning the out- celebration of Jazz Week contin- standing performance award ues tonight with the faculty jazz Professional musicians such with the Lab Band. I think the quartet at 8 p.m. High school as Canada's top jazz artist Rob audience enjoyed it," she said. bands will be featured Saturday McConnell famed trumpeter beginning at 9 a.m. Bobby Shew and Steve Hough- Tom Pompei, junior music ton, drummer in the Freddie education major, was one of the The week's events will con- Drill teams to compete today Hubbard Quartet, judged the individuals to win the Outstand- clude with a concert performed event. ing Musician Award for his per- §r the professional band, Spyro Dick Buckley, internationally cussion performance. yra at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. by MellsM McGUUvray liked our drill meet. They think the other female, will compete. staff reporter it's an all well-run meet," Pre- In previous competitions, sev- Trial scott said. eral University squads of seven About 1,500 to 2,500 college and to 12 members competed. Purchase any 12" or la" D Continued from page 1. About 40 drill teams from After two hours of testimony, across the United States will high school students from Ohio, Superb cheese pizza only... ■ the prosecution established only twirl and toss for trophies in this Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Judges from Fort Knox, Ky., that the three defendents could weekend's 16th Annual BGSU Michigan, Maryland, Pennsyl- and Fort Wayne, Ind., along not be eliminated from suspi- Invitational Drill Meet. vania, Iowa, North Carolina. with a representative from the cion. But Franks said the evi- New Jersey and Florida will Bowling Green Air Force re- $A99 ! dence does not conclude the Showing expertise in the hand- show their skills in rifle twirling cruiting office and two Univer- semen was definitely that of any ling of rifles is the purpose of the and handling, he said. sity alumni, evaluate the teams of the defendants. meet. The event is being com- on the criteria of originality and 4 bined this year with the Per- PRESCOTT SAID the respon- difficulty of moves. Additional Items $1" shing Rifles National Drill Meet, sibilities of putting on the com- The teams are Judged in three Bowling Green 352-1539 Loft Registration said Scott Prescott, drill meet bined invitational and the categories, the first of which is for Fall & Spring officer. national events took away time regulation, Prescott said. the University drill team could "We send the team a series of Semesters 86-87 The invitational meet is an have had for practicing drills. moves. The team has to mem- Now to May 15 ROTC-related event, and the orize the moves and do them in Call for registration national meet is associated with For this reason, the Univer- that order," he said. form and list of rates Penning Rifles, a military fra- sity will have fewer Pershing ternity which has a division on Rifles members represented THE EXHIBITION segment 352-3836, campus of 34 members, Prescott this year than in previous drill of the competition, also called 9-5 M-F said. meets. "trick drills," concerns the spin- Prescott said the commanders and tossing of rifles, he Loft Construe of the teams decided to have the "It's not that we didn't have national meet at the University the people, it's that we didn't The meet begins at 1 p.m. * 10% Discountilyou* because they like the way the have the time," Prescott said. today in Anderson Arena, and mail your loft payment invitational meet is handled. 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G.S. shouldn't play News Briefs into Libya's hands, Boy with AIDS returns to school Young Ron caught eavesdropping KOKOMO, Ind. (AP) - Teen- quired immune deficiency syn- (AP)-The president's son, citizen's curiosity." described age AIDS victim Ryan White drome through blood treatments Ron Reagan, who went to his the scene for Playboy. returned to school yesterday for hemophilia, has been barred father's summit meeting with "Along with presidential bi- after a Judge threw out a tempo- from classes since last summer. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba- ographer Edmund Morris, I de- college expert says rary order barring his atten- chev on assignment for Playboy cided to remain close to the dance, and some parents Parents of Ryan's classmates magazine, reveals that he and action," he wrote. WILMINGTON, Ohio ful military nation, as an ac- promptly took their children out at the Western Middle School the president's official biogra- (AP)-The United States tive opponent, leaders such as of class in protest. had obtained the temporary in- pher were caught by the Rus- "Instead of whillng away the must be careful not to play Khadafy gain In stature," The ruling by Clinton Circuit junction on Feb. 21, the one day sians eavesdropping on a time in an upstairs holding into the hands of Libyan Alavi said. Judge Jack O'Neill was the lat- Ryan attended classes after a private conversation between room, we adjourn to the blue leader Col. Moammar Kha- "His policy of supporting est move in the legal battle that local health officer said he posed the two leaders. antechamber/' he said. dafy by taking military ac- international terrorism is de- has kept the 14-year-old Kokomo no threat to his classmates. The young Reagan, who "Ears pressed to the door, we tion, a Wilmington College signed, in my opinion, to in- youth out of classes all but one Yesterday, Ryan was whisked gained entry to the talks not as a can with difficulty make out expert said yesterday. cite a reaction which day of this school year. away from the court hearing journalist but by using his spe- what's being said in confer- Dr. Alireza Alavi said that inevitably leads to the loss of Ryan, who contracted ac- and taken to school. cial relationship to satisfy "a ence." by taking military retaliation Libyan fives, thus creating against Rhadafv for terrorist heroes and martyrs who acts, the United States could serve as rallying points for Nader: States at fault on rates N.Y. policemen to get new 'soles' enhance his status in the Mid- the regime." dle East. OXFORD, Ohio (AP)-Con- Nader said some Ohio legis- NEW YORK (AP) - For the lice officers to wear lighter, "We tend to make a hero ALAVI SAID that by at- sumer advocate Ralph Nader lators are not even asking tor well-heeled New York cop, the filastic-soled shoes with softer out of him in the eyes of most tacking Khadafy, the United blames state legislators for let- the numbers. times that try men's soles may eather. The uppers must still be developing nations, espe- States is actually making him ting insurance companies in- As a result, many cities and be over. of black leather, no loafers are cially those in the Middle more popular. crease premiums and said the small businesses find them- Officers have been told they allowed, and styles worn by po- East." said the professor of He said the way to handle a state's companies have selves paying whopping insur- can replace their traditional lice on "Miami Vice" remain on Middle Eastern studies. man like Khadary is through launched a dual public relations ance increases or going without heavy shoes with the comfort- the unsuitable list. Regimes such as Khadafy's non-military means via diplo- attack to justify higher rates. coverage, he said. able footwear favored by bas- "In 1870, police wore what thrive on crisis, he said. matic or economic channels. Nader, in a Wednesday night "Insurance companies can al- ketball referees. looked like cowboy boots, with- "If the international com- speech at Miami University, ways buy legislatures or rent "I think we're taking a step in out laces." said Janet Hehanas- "Having heroes and mar- munity did this in concert, it gested that insurance com- them," Nader said. Nader said the right direction," said Lt. idy, assistant curator at the tyrs in their society serves would make far more impact I keep profit and loss num- lawmakers, as a result, are now Arthur Jacobs, a spokesman for Police Academy Museum. "But their interests. By having the than any possible military secret from lawmakers, considering restricting the the Police Department's uni- by 1900, the shoes they wore U.S., the world's most power- activity," Alavi said. who make the laws that govern amounts the sick or injured can form committee. looked pretty much like the ones the industry. collect in lawsuits. 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by Man Winkeijohn Coach Bob Gill said the team the netters are better than that. sports reporter is trying to accomplish several "We have the athletic talent to things with the non-conference play well. If we play solid all The Bowline Green men's ten- schedule. year, we're going to upset some nis team made like the weather "With the Mid-American people," Boysen said. yesterday and played it cool (Conference) season beginning while breezing to a W) white- Saturday, we're trying to build The Falcons will open their washing of Cleveland State at confidence and get used to play- MAC schedule against Ball State Keefe Courts. ing at home," he said. "And tomorrow at Keefe Courts at The temperature, which was we're always trying to gain ex- 9:30 a.m.. The Cardinals are SO degrees at the 3 p.m. starting perience." picked to finish second in the time, dropped to 42 by the end of MAC behind Miami and they the match. And light winds YESTERDAY WAS the first have already beaten three big made conditions similar to those match the men played on Keefe ten teams. found at a Falcon football game. Courts since the courts were Gill remains cautiously opti- "The weather makes it resurfaced. With Tinnemeyer mistic. tougher to warm up. You have to the only Falcon senior, BG's "I imagine we'll take some keep moving, block it out of your younger players are playing ex- pastings this year. The MAC and mind and concentrate on play- tensively. the Big Ten nave far and away ing," Rick Boysen said. "It's good to play under match the best tennis in the midwest/' conditions like this. You can't he said. "But we're capable of Boysen, BG's first singles help but improve," freshman playing good tennis with any- player, concentrated on the clos- number four singles player Pete one." est match of the afternoon by Ellsworth said. "After a year of beating CSU's John Bonden 6-4, seeing everyone in the MAC, you LISTENING TO CSU head 6-4. Ron Wood was the only other have a better idea for next coach Duane Foy, BG sounds Viking to win six games, but BG year." like anything but an underdog. captain Mark Tinnemeyer Although picked to finish sev- "They are, without a doubt, skunked him 6-2, 6-4 in the third enth in the eight team confer- the best team we've played. The singles match. ence, at least one Falcon thinks weather was no factor; BG was well balanced," Foy said. "Ken Bruce (12-2) is a real nice player to have at number six singles and Mike Cansfield impressed me. His half-volley is f J.T.'S PIZZA | right there and his size (6-foot-6) makes him tough to pass on if he gets to the net/'

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THE BLUES ROCKERS 5:00 p.m. Diobolique Name Tonight and Saturday French Thrill Address • NO COVER • 7:00 p.m. Tamil Movie Phone A Designated Driver Participant Return to UAO office, 3rd floor, Union by 5 p.m. April 14. BG News/April 11, ISM 7 * Indians fans green with envy over Reds In Wilson's Words Sparky Anderson. Or, it could be anybody. As for pitching, you When it gets down to it, I the fact that the Indians and But the hardball life Is beating to a totally have to go back to 1962 to find a really don't want to criticize Tigers are in the same division. team E.R.A. which was worse Cleveland or its supporters, just But for whatever reason, most different drum now and I fear the only than the 4.91 they posted. give a few of the nasty fans a of these Cleveland Indians' thing that could help the Indians this On the brighter side of the taste of their own medicine. by Phillip B. Wilson supporters are bad news to me. Ohio team tandem, the Reds run Negative talk is cheap and it wire editor THE INDIANS never really season is one incredible rain dance - production has increased each shouldn't take me or even a bothered me. In fact, I always of the last three years and their Exson of Rose's magnitude to ' talk about the Indians with my storm. team E.R.A. was drastically 11 any of you that putting down Everybody who likes baseball grandpa when I go home now lowered to near 3.50 last season. one team to promote the other is please raise your hand. and then. We would watch a in just three years. In 1982, the today can't measure up in the Rose also added two seasoned unjust and very Okay, not bad. rie or two and he'd talk about Reds posted the worst record in American League East, let veteran pitchers in Bill unsportsmanlike. Now, everyone who likes a pro old days of legends Bob baseball. This year, they have alone against their Ohio Gullickson and John Denny who baseball team from Ohio say, Feller ana Bob Lemon. one of the most vaunted teams in counterparts. And even though will help round out a more AS FOR the season, the Reds "I." I hate to admit it, but I even the National League. this young season hasn't yet complete starting rotation. aren't going to flap their gums, That's pretty good. rooted for those guys on some I think that's where the taken its toll on the Tribe just make a serious run at Now, all the people who are occasions when fate seemed to problem starts. Both Cleveland faithful, that fact will surface by BUT THE one commodity the baseball's most important reading this column that like the deal them too much of an unkind and Cincinnati, were the All-Star break in July. Indians will probably never be showcase: the World Series. Cincinnati Reds scream, "Pete blow. experiencing difficulty a few Before any of you wild bunch fortunate enough to obtain is In the meantime, I'll wish the Rose is the greatest!" But the moccasins never fit years ago. Back then, it was of Indians decide to scalp my that of Rose. No fan of any pro Indians well, for my grandpa's From what I can hear, that's the proverbial other foot I'm easy to squabble about who was Redneck, let's look at the stats, baseball team can fairly sake and those of you who are not so good. afraid. better. or since they are from the past, criticize the value of Pete Rose not down on the Reds. For some reason there are Indians fans can't tolerate the But the hardball life is beating the tendecies. to Cincinnati. only a few Cincinnati fans here Reds or Rose. I haven't met too to a totally different drum now The Reds have never been To those of you who are still at the University. In fact, its many who will say anything and I fear the only thing that The Indians have had the under .500 since the Ty-breaker reading this column, I have one very discomforting being in the respectful about the 44-year-old could help the Indians this lowest amount of wins and took over in 1963. final inquiry. minority and mixed with the player-manager (he turns 45 season is one incredible rain highest E.R.A. (earned run Whoever honestly believes the abundance of Cleveland Indians next Monday) who has dance - storm. average) in the last three years The consistent leader, who Indians will have a better finish and Detroit Tigers followers. rejuvenated the "Big Red THAT IS the bottom line. of any team in their division. agreeably has no speed or than the Reds this year, stand up But the problem has always Machine" of the 70s. Indians fans can't handle the In a broader comparison, power, continues to knock his and sing your favorite Michael been with the Clevelanders. It's a shame these folks can't fortunate twist of fortune for the their 60-102 overall record in personal figures up a notch Stanely Band tune. Maybe it's because the Tigers respect a team which has made Reds and are envious. 1985 was a catastrophe I while motivating the club with That's what I like to hear ... have an ex-Red for a manager in such an amazing transformation Putting it bluntly, the Indians wouldn't want to wish on the use of his. silence. Classifieds CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Buddhist Meditation & Study Group See Europe and Earn 6 Hours of Credit Ride Desperately Needed To Miami Univ. -ALPHA DELTS- Proof Chapel Sat Apr! 12, 3 00pm LOST & FOUND Wl help pay tor gas The weekend ol the 12th BRING YOUR PAJAMAS AND LETS PARTY For Information. „, Tim 287-4694 SUMMER STUOV PROGRAM IN FRANCE Cal 2-3056 • Drew. -THE PHI PSISII ASM * having a cookout on Son . 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Registration and Records Please April 21st m 220 Math Science at 7 00 value! REWARD. Call 352-4319 Toledo. Ohio 307 wi never be evicted because we gamed a JAZZ CAFE of the year" (419)255-7769 note that the correct time to arrive al the Featuring 597 Jazz Quartet IttteLC Our mspirahon wil always be the Fianv •lad-urn to assemble tor the processional a Friday April 11, 8pm-1 am mg Fiero and some white wine on the DC-10. 8 30. Please be prompt. BALLOONS-OALLOONS-BALLOONS Love. Sue and Gndy TOOAY IN MATH SCIENCE 9 AM- 3 PM at the ICE ARENA LOUNGE P S Don't forget to wipe the sand oh* your feet Bake Sate Today WE DELIVER" Beverages and munchies provided RIDES PERSONALS 9:30 am -12:30 pm $2 donation accepted at the door First floor Education Budding Continued on page 8

l lllllllllll.lll.l.lll IJllMIIIIIIMIMI.IIIII Ill Ml 111 i' i; < [ 11 M I f!! I M.l. 1111 f 111II11 Ml 111111111 —LITTLE SIBS SPECIAL— Can you write, edit BGSU ICE ARENA Bring your little sib skating at the Ice Arena! or shoot photos? * You pay the regular student rate of $1.25 plus skate rental and The BG News is now accepting your little sib receives free admission & free skate rental. applications for summer and fall FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENING 8-10 p.m. staff positions including all staff • Also — All Sportswear will be available at 10%off all editors, photographers and report- weekend at the BGSU Ice Arena. Buy your little sib a tee ers. Most are paid positions. shirt, sweatshirt, hooded parka, Falcon hockey jersey, or a polo shirt & save money. Applications may be picked up at the BG News Office, 214 West Hall,

►EN • EN • EN • EN » EN • EN « EN « EN « EN « EN » EN » EN » EN * EN » EN « EN » ENfj from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. SIGMA NU Application deadline: April 23 Spring Formal j. April 12, 1986 ENJOY GOOD LIVING IN '86 WITH Chris & Vanessa CB & Barb Chuck & Trocy Jim & Lisa PREFERRED PROPERTIES CO. 835 High St. — Rental Office Dave & Mary Jim 8 Maria located at Cherrywood Health Spa Ed & Jeanne Brad 8 Ashley Phone 352-9378 9:00-4:30 Monday — Fridoy Todd 8 Lori Bill & Karen Bob & Tina Mark 8 Julie Housing Openings for Summer & Fall Dave & Linda Tom 8 Kim Features Scott 8 Joanne John 8 Christa HAVEN HOUSE 2 bedroom — carpeted 8 furnished Brian & Rochelle Paul 8 Laura PIEDMONT — 8th S HIGH ST. BIRCHWOOD PLACE — 650 SIXTH ST. Gas heal — gas cooking Jim 8 Peggy Chris 8. Michelle (Landlord pays gas) Mike & ??? Craig & Nancy SMALL BLDGS. — MANVILLE BETWEEN Laundry areas in each building Mark & Ellen Mike 8 Sheri 6th & 7th Residents pay only electric John & Jill Rick & Amy 707 SIXTH ST. Lots of closet space Jeff 8 ??? Joe & Lisa 818 SEVENTH ST. l'/i bath Rob 8 Lori Matt & Anne Special Features John 8 Tina John & Christine All residents will be granted membership to the Health Spa. A new facility which has Nick & Barb Tim 8 Paula been built features the following: Scott & Kelly Dave & Denise • Hydro Spa Whirlpool • Sun Lamps • Shower Massage Eric 8 Elizabeth Lonnie 8 Kelly • Indoor Heated Pool • Metos Sauna • Complete Exercise Facilities and Equipment Bob 8 Amy Jeff & Debbie Todd & Ramona Tip 8 Whitney Other Rentals Mike & Tracy Sweetheart & Kookla 5 Houses, Efficiencies; 1 bdrm. Furnished & Unfurnished l+EN » EN '"EN"*" EN » EN « EN » EN « EN ' EN » EN « EN » EN « EN » EN » EN • EN • EN &:::::::::>W:^^^ Classifieds BG News/April 11,1986 8 Continued from page 7 Gajye N Gate Jean Jackets HITTHEBEACHI 120 Couneekx 1 rnatructor PoarBona Avasable Al sues In slock Jeens N Things KAPPA SrOaU BEACH CLUB Private Coed Summer Camp m Pocono Mta . FOR .'•.r-NT "SCOPE-OUT" Ara you going to tha SPRtNO DATE PARTY Pa. Contact: Cayuga P.O. Box 234BG Kantworih, N.J. 07033 "»cope-ouT" I arl not bS leeponaajle for any other dsbta Journaaam Scholarship Banquet? •SCOPE-OUT" (201)276-0108 2 bdrm. turn. apt. Qatnyaajud 8po pnVsigsa. other Van my own mad* aflat Apr! 8. 1066 Buy your actual m tha Joumatim Ofltoa I TRAVELMQ ANO EXPfJsEN- Aprl ft August rant paid Aveaable Bnmad Con Kip Aeon Appta by today Only $6 00 CINQ A NEW CULTURE?? STUDY M tad Jan or Jay al 362-6671 Attention students who wS be lunWrs or eeniora MR SPOTS If you eppssd tor a Joumaaam Schcaarehlp. you ENOLANDII FOR MORE INFO.: EVERY AUTHENTIC. ORIGINAL naad 10 buy you Bckal for ma InirnaUm WEDNESDAY EVENtNO AT 7:M M 411 and ara assklng campus employment tor fal semester 1986 Two poeaone ara aveaable as FlvladBlptva Steak Sandwiches Sdajearshlp Banquet TODAY Only $8 00 On SOUTH HALL OR CALL BETH AT 2-4547 OR student advteers r the Coiega ol Buexeea Ad Thutsbri Manor Apsrtmenta Buffs*) Style Chicken Wings sale ai tha Inirnatam Offlcs '••COPfrOUT' KELLY AT 2-4452. We detvsr after 4 00 "SCOPE-OUT" iisasusson. Offlcs of tha Dean Appecanta Futy Carpeted. Air Corxatlonsd Cable TV. Furryshsd Efficiency I 352-SPOT "SCOPE-OUT' must ba esTjatfJ fnaxxs as¥jss*4w| a 3.0 or »lPOnTANJ KO'a better OPA TrsMng wB bsgtn a lew heure tea Laundry Facamaa Apcscseona tor If anyone saw ma Iwsdsnt between ma gel Poartvety eXcSad semester with 10 I 5 hours par wee* required Summer and Fal M 461 ThurslW Avs paoaaman and ma eutomobee barand Mark's Mugay 4 Webster fa Saturday nan aamsater Al mterealed spescants must Across from Oftanhauer Towers Ptna Sat Night 4 5 86 at approx 2 00. please Tha rod roaoa ware graat obtain an assTattXI referral from Student 362-6436 cat 363-1226 That wa worn dabata KDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPKKD Empkjymerrt as soon aa nosataa You two ara tha boat PX MA BUTTON CLUE NO. 1 So alt back a taka a raat. Jerwler Young-Betated Congrafs on making KDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKD- CnUBESHPS: AlFaJNES. HWNG! MY NEGATIVE GERMAN FRIEND Ba good and amaa. PX Summer, Carasr, Ovsrssasl Call for STILL CAN'T SEE THE LIOHT Tour QuxJeli Oat Paychad tor thai aummar Parti We'l ba back In awnee bsdroom apartmsnta on Scott Harratton KDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKDPXKD- GkJda.Casaette. Navrsaarvtcs 918-944-4444 I TOLD HIM IN AN EMERGENCY Aw. wsl nsvsr ba ma aamal Tha waakand taf ba tun Summer-Fsl rentsas Summsr Rstsal Lova ya. Kara PX Sat DON'T GIVE UP THE FIGHT Evan though wal ba gona 352-5822 Lova. Dinky I Meavm Eam «2 0OO-rJ0O0 par mo lul Urns or Ladlaa of J2t Oerrow •400-800 per mo part time Cal lor Irae Hor- 2 bsdroom turraahad apsrtmenta Brian. Wa ksal cant salt for Saturday rUght. msson 1-361-8761. Pern Mayers. Summer Lessee Only I'm looking forward 10 a fantastic waakand1 I Wa'l hit tha beach. MR SPOTS Wad SW fo thank you lor al of your hard work rsmrsYr ixiunsstor wantsd for gkfs aummar 362-7464 can't bslsva irs tasty hare Sigma Nu formal And party up right BO'S ROOKIE OF THE YEAR as phBBntnropy craarman You did a great fob camp Cal Meg at 1 ^00327-8267 hara wacoma' So gat out tha eunglaeeea and the snorts. WE DELIVER THE BEST with n and H aura part oh" Lova. tha Alpha Xl'a Lova. Rscheae and we'll sea you at the Kappa Sigma Seech GOVEPM4ENT JOBS 116.04O t59.230yr 2 bsdroom apsrtrtisnt Cloee to campus 362-SPOT PhlDaetaTheta Oak. NBw taring CM 1 805 887-8000 E«1 R 8849 Avaseole Summer only $600 Cat after 6 p m Wa era aaoo excited lor THE MAM EVENTI Love Your Dates for currant federal lot. 354-1078. Alpha Xi DsTia and Phi Delta Theta a tha baal "Lump Thins" and "Roy" Happy 19th Birthday combasrbon yet' "SCOPE-OUT" Housekeepers. Waaressse and 2 BEDROOM APT AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER PI Pre-Tooa-Togs-Togs-Pta Tau "SCOPE-OUT" General Memtsnenca CLOSE TO CAMPUS! CALL 354-8817 PI Phi's and Phi Tau's w* damonatrata to al tha Summer poslons a'aaahls at Prhsts lalano CONGRATULATIONS "SCOPE-OUT" meaning of tha words GREEK 'TOGA'' PARTY Rssort-Port Onion Ares, fua-bms Of part-tans ALICIA EMMERTH S KIM BROWN ON BEING 2 bsdroom furraahed apartments Hare's your chance to ask the questions so grab your sheets. Ha them right, wa'l ba par- Salary S4 50-6 00-hr , paja room and board tNOUCTED TO MORTAR BOARD Linda Freeman 649 Sixth St $450-mo plus elec "A Public Forum on tha issues of tying coma Friday nightl provklod Great opportunity to save money' Cal LOVE. YOUR PHI MU SISTERS 362-9457 between 12 4pm Drinking and OrMng" CongrelutstJona on your engagement to Dan Cosset (2161 391 3885 -Ann Economy or Wad. Aprs 16. 1966. 7 30 p m NM Jack Adam. Rateseislie laksnd Club. Port Can Love, the sstera of Tau Beta Sigma Congrahaationes Mfce Dutty end Katy Frazler N E Commons Reception toaowtng. ton, OH 43462 3 BDRM HOUSE TO SUBLEASE FOR on your Alpha Sig- Alpha Gamma Delta pmrung FREE and open to tha pubec Ski hday Sale SUMMER It's about tlmei YOU can help make tha difference Falcon House UsaS., 139 S COLLEGE CLOSE TO CAMPUS Lawn Maintenance Half days 1 lul Lova. the little sisses Store with savings Tha Kappa Sigma Beech Club Is tha closes! REASONABLE RATES CALL 2-6948 OR days, part S fm tane 362-6822. HOE. Wooster thing lo Cleerweler Saach A OsflflHe 2-5947 JaV-faaaa Jasmm) It's true1 You can (maty use Downtown BG your own ID What a gat' "Oh Canada my groovtn' dsklia tJnw la In store. Bring your Tha Nevei Agsai" Campaign Look for our ad In today's f suntsn lotion on Selurday. Naad Students to do cleaning, iraee fobs and Presents country ba of thee." Marora on the eating and a 3 bsdroom furrsshsd House 836 3rd SI LOTS.T.C yardwork efternoone Phone 352-7366 "A Pubec Forum on the issues of water bed? You've got lo ba kidding! Can you Avsasble May 8 tor Summsr and Fat Natural Drinking and Driving" gat that dreaded "Black Canadian Disease In Rsstsursnt gaa beat Can eccomodate up lo 4 students No Wed April 16 1986 the Bahamas? Maybe youl meet Mr Right LISA SHERRILl Sanduaky, Ohk) pats. Cat 352-4773 sflsr 5 7 30 p m N E Commons. Free lorvte (not rust a Ion. but an 111) Happy Birth- Congraiulatlons on your AXOK Slg lavaUsr- SUMMER HELP: Ful or pen time Available Co-sponaors Student Legal Services. day! Love. Amy ,Atas Chelsea) PS Are we Ing. I'm so happy for you two. You're such poamona aa food-cocktal aarvara, server 3 bsdroom houee near campus Undergraduate Student Gov I . BACCHUS. roommates or not? the pertect couple Lota ol luci t ill be assistants bartenders. Ins I prep cooks Bicycle Tune-Up Spec* FOR SUMMER waiting lor that Imttattonll! Lore, Lisa P. Pieler lo apply n person Chi Chia Restaurant. KAREN HEID Only 362-6822 4307 twain Rd CROWEBAR. DELI. PHI THANKS FOR MAKING THIS SEMESTER $12 00 LOOKING FOR YOUR HAIRSTYLIST? (419) 626-2744 ONLY A FEW MORE WEEKS TILL ITS ALL GREAT I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO DATE at Hare I am Maria Oreortch at Us Fast Edition 621 E. MERRY 2 bdrm. turn 4 persona, neer OVER I HOPE THAT EACH OF YOU DO WELL PARTY Pur cans Cal now lo make your appulnlmant354-1477 Oflenhauer noaaonaplo rates 2 units aval ON YOUR FINALS AND I WISH ALL THREE OF LOTS OF LOVE. 131 W Wooster Attention students who wftl be sophomores ft CALL JOHN NEWLOVE REAL ESTATE YOU THEBEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE JODIE 352-6264 are leaking campus employmenl for fal YOU'VE ALL BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO ME- MARK RHONEMUS semester. 1986 A poemon is avertable as a stu 354-2260 or 352-6553 AS A BROTHER AND AS A FRIEND SO. LETS THTS WEEKENO WILL BE THE QREATESTI dam isilllsnl m tha Coftegs of Buslnaas Ad Carty Rentals LAURA GORMAN ALL GET PSYCHED FOR A GREAT FORMAL Raggaa Journeyman I CANT WAITI iiSaabatluii. Offlcs ol the Dean Applicants 2 bdrm apt tor 3-4 students Just to help you practice. AND LETS PARTY UKE ALL PI KAPPS DO" Back lor a limited time only I LOVE YOU, CMOY must ba buseisea mayors msaitsavrtg a 3 0 or 1 bdrm. house. 12 mo. eases starting a Ma, "One. two. three, four LOVE YA BROTHERS. Raata Mouee T Shirts belter OPA Trarang wB begm a law hours this Phone 352-7366 Now you're ahnoat m tha door CHRIS SB-Cal Jim 362-6943 semester with 10 15 hours par week requked Five, all, seven eight, PS WE'VE GOT TO GET THE FAMILY next semester Al interested applicants must I know you'B do reety great' SPEND A SEMESTER IN ENGLAND PLUS CARTY RENTALS TOGETHER SOON' obtain an Intsrvlsw relerrsl from Student Good Luck Sunday' KD Lova and Mine. Rent Albums Doaar a Day plus Deposit EARN IS HOURS SQSU CREDIT! FOR Employment at aeon as poesibie Apts Houaee-Rooma Good Selection of 60s and Alternative MORE Summsr Ranlale-3 mo lasses Domestic Beer at Green Tambourine 157 Ctough 362-7678 INFORMATION EVERY WED. EVENING AT Phone 352-7365 Somsons expansnesd In painting Need help 1976 Prices Monday 7:30 M 411 SOUTH HALL OR CALL Laura Maar- 8-1. 440 E Court KELLY AT 2-4452 OR psmhng woodwork In a tsw rooms. Cal Congrats on making il lo the crvaerteading finals' SENIOR CHALLENGE GIVING WEEK BETH AT 2-4547 353-1682 alter 4 pm Fum. apt for Summsr Rental Only $500 00 1 Best of luck on Sunday We'l al ba there for APRIL 1418 bedroom Cat 354 8398 8 lo 11pm ft ELAINE BRESSAN you! COMMIT YOURSELF with your weekends Ask lor Rob Qutiassi Blooms 6 bsyortd sjtcsrjoonsl oppor- CONGRATULATIONS FOR BEING SELECTED Lova in Gamma Phc and Much TTKE, Elamo pledge lo exceeence tunity to start busdtog a career or second in SIGMA CHI PLEDGE CLASS SWEETHEART Congraiulatlons on being initialed into Mortar corns bsfors you gradusts! Pick your own YOU ARE A SWEETHEART! Sorortty Fal Rush '88 Board hours; bs In businaaa on your own dastrtxjtlng LOVE. YOUR PHI MU SISTERS Spring Information Night Lova, Thai Sstera of Tau Beta Sigma rvjaonaty known products. For an appolntmant Gat your ticket for the Thurs Aprl 17. 8 00. N E Commons cal 353-7877 Efficiency Now Renting for Fat Friday-Nawi New' New' Journalism Scholarship Banquet Coma and. Reacn tor me Stare'' Polynesian VIHaga DeHversI! 1 or 2 samsstsr lease futy furnished PAN PIZZA Registration Fee $20 al utshes pew «Kk«*ng color T V On sale today In tha J Office Greet Chinese -Oriental Food Wanted 4-5 terrsatsa Opervnga aval Earranga CAMPUS PAGUAIS with cable $285 month Phone ONLY $8 00 Detvsry Hours 5 30 9 30 PM $5-10 hr If Intaraatad cal Pat. 362-6408 440 E Court 352 9638 354-3182 or 362-1620 Evenings DON'T MISS OUT' Support your nel Taka pert m the RSA Blood Col today 352-0528 btwn 8am-lpm. eves 7-9pm Drive competition the) weak In tha Grand SCOPE-OUT" HERE'S YOUR CHANCE STUTXaWFTM DOES EM ALLIM "SCOPE-OUT" Tc gain valuable sales experience whea In col- "SCOPE-OUT" Bal Varies Trevor Eugene lege al one of tha Nghssl paying jobs on Tuaado Rental 01 Kitty Stefan Randy JeensN Things Lanes Reggie Petey The 10 News Furnished lower duplex lor 4. 1 Lot) Registration Forms 531 Ridge St Remember' Taka it aaay. take It twice a accepting appacattons tor advemamg aslsa Furraahed upper duplex for 3 Available lor Fall 1 Spring Sam. so-47 OOOOH-RAWWIII rspressntetl.es tor the 1988-87 academic Summsr ft Fat Cal 352-3836. Monday Friday. 9-5 year Al majors considered Must have car. Ap- Phons 352-0639 MR SPOTS WANTED: Ottaele to work Intramural Track Loft Construction cacaoone and k* doacnptlons avsasble at 214 CHICKEN WINGS HOAGIES Meat Pick up appacattona and return them, to THE BROTHERS OF KAPPA SKJMA CO* Waal Hal Steak sandwiches, soups A Via M Office at 108 Rec Canter, no later than GRATULATE TIM COLLINS ANO LISA SHER- House for rani lor Summer Dssdana Frf., Apr! 11, 4 p.m. I Wa Denver after 4 00 12:00 Friday Apr! 18 RILl ON THEIR KAPPA MO-ALPHA CHI 3 people-321 1-2 E Marry 352-SPOT LAVAUEMNG. Pries Negotiable LAURA MILLER. Cat Anne-353-3700 If mterersled 0000 LUCK IN THE CHEERLEALUNG FINALS THE PERFECT COVERUP FOR YOUR CAN THtS SUNDAY! WE ARE VERY PROUD OF CAN WRAPS ara a static ckng thai vinyl FOR SALE House tor Rent: Summsr only. 1 or 2 people YOU ANO BE HIND YOU ALL THE WAY! wraparound tor discreet boar drinkers Gat your ticket tor tha $360-aummsr. Close to campus. LOVE ANO MUCH TTKE. Journaaam Scholarship Banquel who want to keep their can covered and YOUR GAMMA PHI SISTERS '76 Horizon. Runs greet, sunroof, new rsdkator. 353-1731 sftsr 6 p.m. "A Public Forum On sale today In the J-Otlica out of trouble CAN WRAPS come In 4 brskss. suapsnsions. 56.000 mass. 30 m.p.g., on the Issue* of ONLY S8 00 styles and are reusable 1.000 s of 1 times Sand 11.60 aa J5 00-4 10: CAN $1,700. 353-0608 Drinking and Driving" LOST MY BIG. MARTHA WINKLEi DON'T MISS OUT Houses 1 Apts lor 86-87 school yeer WRAPS. Box 17432. Toledo. OH 4361b Srrath-Booga Rents. Offlcs 532 Manvtaa. rest HELP ME FIND HER' 1962 FORD GALAXY 500 352-9457 between 12-4. Wednesay. Apnt 18. 1986 SIGNED. HER DESPERATE LITTLE EXCELLENT CONDITION 7 30pm NE Commons WAY TO GO AMY JO THE BROTHERS OF KAPPA SIGMA WARMLY CALL WRT AT 363-1731 OR 372-5091 Own room, 2 baths. 2 bedrooms. $90--mo tor Recaption immediately loaowing LSAT. CPA. ORE GMAT. MCAT CorYjralutatlona on being elected vice Praal- WELCOME BROTHER LEWIS LEHR TO summsr. 353-0951 mornings. FREE and open to the pubsc ACT, SAT. PSAT. NCLEX-RN dent of TBS I Lova You- M*e B -YTB B.O-S.U. 1972 Honda CB175 $230 Runa wsl Some Don't compete with a Kaplan student. A.E.K.D.B. BM JANNA HARRINGTON ANO LkV WENOY Ib-up. Qood around town take Cal 362-9322. Party Room Groovy Records ba one! Steve, evenings New location 425 E Wooster behind Open I400RMAN "If I could give you bom one gift, I Cat 352-9378 CALL 352-6802 or 538-3701 Walty-lhe Hockey Mud: Pantry New Hours 12-9 M-Sat On Sate would glvs you tha abiny to sae yourastvss as Now: PI* Floyd "Piper at the Gates of others do Thai seams to be the perfect birth- Tea bad ara really know you're lust a III' HBB! 1979 Jeep CJ-7 Limned 304. V-8. aottop How many miles did you Irani In Florida lust SUMMER RENTALS LYNN WAGNER day present becauee I don't think you resize stereo-very good condition Must SsH-$ll50 1 ft 2 or turn apts on 3rd SI FREE AIR CON DsaaY'-SS 50 fo ass me? Or waa It lust to check up on ma Depecne Mode 'Black Cek»ratlon"-$5 50 HANG IN THERE BABY! I KNOW YOU CAN DO how specs! you both are You are always there osS lsJ-4111. LXIIONING. wstsr sswsr. etc Reduced rales again? Either wsy It was appreciated. Agent Orenge-'UvIng m IT! I'M HERE TO HELP to Satan, not judge You grve but navar ask for VERY REASONABLE Love. Tha Baroness 1980 Maids 626 5 speed Darkness $5 50 LOVE. YOUR BIG anyttang In return You two ara ma BEST and I FALL-SPRING 88-87 PS. H your friends wonder what happened lo good condition, bast offer PHONE 353 1222 lova you both! Happy Birthday! Lova. Susie 2 br. units M 600 3rd St ft 824 6th SI Owner your necklace, |ust tell them you're trying lo 674-6661 pays tor AC on 3rd St and tor wstsr, sewer ft goOreskl heal both locations Limited Openings Good luck at satiation' You have truly been an 1984 CRX. 45.000 maas, has cruse. Mr, rear Cat 362-5153 days. 352-4988 eves DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE outstarxkng Pledge" I know you I ba greet YOU CAN SPEND NEXT FALL M ENGLAND! I iMoggsr. AMFM-Caasatte. Body Costmg.. FIND OUT MORE 411 SOUTH HALL EVERY uridsrcoatlng $8,000 or beat Edited by Trade Michel Jaffe BS Summsr rental Excessnt location Halt way bet WED. EVENING- AT 7:30 OR CALL BETH AT onsr Cal Bi at 353-1500 wean campus ft downtown Large bouse for ACROSS 3 Pu»ed tight 33 Nostrils 52 Consequently 2-4547 Oil KELLY AT 2-4452. 1 Appointments 4 Emerald isle 35 School org 53 important DCLTA SKMU PI PLEDGES: 0000 LUCK ON 2-4 people Reduced rant for summsr. Cat BICYCLE Must sal •nmadiatety" 6 USN officer 5 Compass pt 38 Set designer s person MfnAtlON REMEMBER TO WEAR WHITE t-8 26-1934 Centurion Sport OLX bicycle 27" ttraa.l'm 10 College sub, 6 Stored away concern 54 Big building lot UNDERWEAR AND SPEAK LOUDLY TO SAM 6'2- $ 1 70 Cal Tray 372 3339, or 372-2548 14 Diarist Nm 7 — of rooms in 39 Have supper 56 Mod hairdo BALLAROS 15 Actress t\V hair 40 A Gardner 57 Laments Are you going to tha JotTnaasm Schoavship Banquat? Bancroft 6Spl m 41 Edible tuber 58 Aim s cousm DONT PfXXRASTMATEl •2 BEDROOM-FURN ft UNFURN ■ 46 TV newsmen Buy your ticket m the Journaaam Office 16 Cavalieria Louisiana 59 Namesakes of a Loss wslghl now with healthy herbal rvjtriaon •PRIVATE SLEEPING ROOMS' 9 Small-screen Dan king of To: my Little Brian atuk by today Only 18 00 Mayor Utaltee I Cabal TV Fum Rusticana Cat 352-9611. mezzo program 47 On the briny Judah Good Luck St Inmahon! One hell Block Off Campus 17 1948 Oscar- 10 Young eels 48 Brought up 61 Fonteyn s Love, your Big-- CALL TOM winning actor 11 Coconut liber 49 Heraldic border honour Abbr Bare FOR SALE: used tads-a-bed sols good condi Mon -Frt 7 AM-Noon 362-4673 12 Designer 62 Shrill bark 20 NOve< ending 51 City near Tyre Son. Boot OBsr. 363-8338 sftsr 6pm. Evening ft wksnd. 352-1800 21 Surprised Cassmi DOES YOUR STUDENT CLUS-QROUP- USMOS.CU MODEL LEASE exclamations 13 Not one WANTED Honda Twin Star 200CC 22 Vigor 18 Cyrano feature OfVaANUATION HAVE TROUBLE REACHING Low Maaege-Exceeent Condrtkxi 23 Tennis term 19 _ mo atari OTHER STUDENT GROUPS ON CAMPUS? 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by Donny Roush assistant Friday editor You never can really own beer. You can simply P^yrent for a little while. The anonymous inebrious philosopher who con- jugated that maxim made a poignant obser- vation: His beloved amber brew travels rather quickly through the digestive system. This fleet journey through the human anatomy seems an unfitting end to a lengthy, intricate process. Good brewing takes good time. Good drinking usually doesn't. The brewing process from its beginnings in barley, rice, corn and hops fields to its foamy end takes nearly two months. In Columbus, the An- heuser-Busch Brewery churns out 6.4 million barrels of Budweiser, Michelob, Busch and seve- ral other brands each year. A barrel, in brewing jargon, is equal to 31 gallons. This plant, one of 11 in the Anheuser chain, employs 1,000 persons. The fruits of their labor leave the site in 180 semi-truck trailers and dozens of rail cars daily. Similar vehicles also arrive with the raw ingre- dients each day. Vacuums suck the grains out and transport them to the top of eight-story high silos. The barley has been germinated and dried to produce one of two types of malt. Stalks with six rows of kernels yields a crisp flavor, while two- row's taste is smoother ana considered higher quality. Rice and corn, called adjuncts, likewise, pro- duce different flavors. Rice, the more common adjunct, gives fuller gusto than corn's which is sweeter and lighter. Malt, rice and com are drawn from the silos and passed through mills. Here their kernels are ground and cracked. Following milling, propor- tions are measured, weighed and sent via vacuum tubes to the brew hall. "The brew hall is where it all takes place," said Bob Pelos, assistant industrial engineer at the Columbus brewery. "It's kind of uke baking a cake. You have different amounts of ingredients for each cake. It's the same thine with brands. You have different recipes for each. "Of course they're all secret." Friday/Dave Klelmeyer In the brew hall, the adjunct is mixed with (Top Left) Brewery employees pour hops in the carbon-filtered water and heated in a cooker brew kettle to produce wort, a mixture of mall, rice before going into a mash tank with the malt. The or corn, hops and carbon filtered water. The kettles 10-foot diameter dome of the mash tank is heated boil the mixture at 218 degrees. (Top Right) A quality by copper coils and stirred by a steel blade. This control panel meets to judge the aroma, color and heating begins the conversion of starch in the taste of the beers produced at all 11 Anheuser- grains to fermentable sugars. Busch breweries. (Lower Left) A fork lift moves Three mash tanks sit in a row opposite an equal empty Budweiser cans to the packaging area The number of similar shaped brew kettles. As it cans will be washed, filled, topped and checked passes between vats, the liquid is strained to for fill level at a rate of 1500 per minute. (Lower remove the wetted grains. These are dried and Right) The Anheuser-Busch Brewery, 700 Schrock sold as cattle feed. The liquid, called wort, is Road. Columbus, produces all Anheuser-Busch beer dumped into the kettles, analogous to pressure brands except LA and Michelob Classic Dark. The cookers, and heated to 218 degrees. facility produces 6.4 million barrels of beer annually. A barrel is 31 gallons. (First three photos While heating, hops are added to the wort. Hops coutesy of Anheuser-Busch Inc.) are the spice of beer, giving wort the distinctive taste of the brand it will become. To accomodate different recipes, Anheuser-Busch uses 13 varie- ties of hops. Before being dumped into the brew kettles, they are stored in bales in a cold room Used at this stage are Anheuser-Busch's famous microcosm of the California freeway system. incoming grains to limiting the time cases can sit which is filled with the buds' aroma, a semi-sweet beechwood chips. Garnered from a Southern tree, Simultaneously, 1550 bottles and 1500 cans are in the warehouse, quality control is at work. smell somewhat like tobacco's. the chips allow the brewer's yeast more surface filled per minute. Half-liter, 32-ounce and 40-ounce "Everything you could possibly imagine, we Once this odor is donated to the wort, the hops area from which to work. Six cylindrical "torpe- bottles are capped and inspected to assure little check," Pelos said. buds are strained from the wort on the liquid's does" full of chips float in each tank. foam and lots of liquid. Cans, likewise, are topped The source of all this inspection is the quality way out of the brew hall. At this point the wort is "There is no taste whatsoever generated from and checked for proper fill. The containers are control laboratory. In the lab, one can hear words concentrated and lacks alcohol. these beechwood chips," Pelos said. Other materi- also stamped with codes which pinpoint the date, like "original gravity," "foam collapse" and als, such as plastic strips, do alter beer, he added. plant, line and 15-minute period of packaging. "skidability" flying around. The next step provides these properties and Upon completion of aging the chips are re- As the filled bottles and cans travel down the tarry Robinson, taste technician, explained, transforms the fluid into beer. The wort travels moved - to be washed and reused - and the beer is line, they are pasteurized over a six-minute inter- "The answers we find we give to the brew masters through a series of a cooling towers dropping its piped up to "The Fifth Floor," site of chill proof- val. During this time their temperature is raised and they adjust the beer accordingly." Adjusting temperature from near boiling to 47 degrees. ing, a two-step clarification to cleanse and cool the to 142 degrees and then returned to 35. From means mixing tanks of the same brand, usually Once cooled, the liquid is injected with brewer's brew. Upon arrival the liquid goes into one of 54 pasteurization the bottles go into cartons and the during aging, to keep factors from color to calorie yeast and routed into primary fermentation tanks. holding tanks for settling of suspended particles. cans into six-packs. The packages are stacked on count consistent. Each is filled to 80 percent capacity. The extra The Deer remains turbid at this point, however, pallets and taken to the warehouse. Perhaps most telling of the product's quality, space allows carbon dioxide, a by-product of and must be filtered. Anheuser-Busch uses Celite, Draught beer is funneled into 550 kegs an hour. ironically, is the sign hanging at the lab's exit. It fermentation and source of beer's carbonation, to a chemical powder, to remove all protein and The kegs also travel to the warehouse. 790,000 reads: All employees may be subject to breatha- bubble out. Here the beer ferments five or six days yeast, yielding the amber color one associates barrels can be stored in the warehouse. lizer tests before leaving premises. before being passed into lager tanks for aging. with beer. Before being sent down to packaging on After leaving the Columbus warehouse, the Apparently, the workers of Anheuser-Busch in Each lager tank stores 1200 barrels of the young ground floor, the beer is chilled to 35 degrees. bottles, cans and kegs are off to carry-outs, bars Columbus know what all drinkers seem to know: beer. Depending on the brand, aging will last from Columbus' brewery features four bottle lines, and supermarkets all over the Midwest. Regardless of all the technical apparatuses and 18 to 28 days. Over 300 of these lager tanks sit on three can lines and one draught line in packaging. Underlying all steps in the brewing process is extended, complex methods engaged, good beer four floors of the Columbus brewery. All cross and twist making the area look like a quality control. From inspecting the freshness of has to be consumed to be truly appreciated. AOt*- ~7^Sfce£~ Describe your idea of the perfect beer

lnt«rv(ews/Bart) SymboHk Friday/Peter Fellman Jason Jerabek, freshman busi- Amy McGrath, freshman physi Nancy Croci, freshman unde- Dave Jacques, sophomore geol- Jill Roman, sophomore adminis- Tim Banmer, sophomore ma- ness management major, Men- cal therapy major, Cincinnati cided major, Toledo: "I don't ogy and chemistry major, trative management, Dayton: rine biology major, Dayton: tor: "As much of Milwaukee's "Cheap fii price, low calorie think there is one. I prefer cool- Rocky River: "When it goes "It has to have a full body taste. "Something that tastes like best that you can get for the good tasting - Miller Lite." ers. But, if you have to drink down easy and doesn't come It has to be a nice golden Lowenbrau and costs as much price. It's the quantity not the one - if it's free and available - back up. or 50 cent draughts at brown - Moosehead." as Busch. I'm flexible - cold is quality." Michelob Light." Howard's - that's good, nice and nice." cheap." Friday/April 11,1986 10 EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! •SCHOOL SUPPLIES ' -BEER & WINE •HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS n •RECORDS and CASSETTES Beer often beneficial to health

STORE HOURS by Valerie Lonero creating a desirable appetite to beers, mostly in the form of research conducted (e Friday reporter many people. Studies have dextrins and maltose. cardiovascular benefits of beer) MON TUES WEDS • 9 to 9 SAT 10 lo 8 shown that beer is often asso- In a 12-ounce bottle of regular depended on many different fac- THURS FRI 9 to 10 SUN 11 lo 6 To some people, beer is used ciated with the pleasure of eat- beer, there are about 25 milli- tors including the health of the 902 E.WOOSTER - Next to T.O.'s -PHONE 352-3951 for one purpose - to get drunk. grams of sodium and 11 grams person," be said. But beer consumption in moder- also adds a ceremonial of carbohydrates whereas light He said having a drink before ation and under close supervi- touch to a meal and thereby or low calorie beers contain 70 to dinner may be beneficial to sion of a medical staff, can be increases its acceptability. 95 calories some people. beneficial to a person's health. Some doctors may use beer The vitamin content, (with the And not all beer consumption for medical purposes. exception of thiamine), is higher "For people who are trying to stimulates health hazards. Under convalescent or nurs- in beer than wine or hard liquor. gain weight, having a drink ing home circumstances, beer Beer is particularly rich in folic about an hour before you eat ■STATE COUPON! While beer has been revealed and wine, used in moderation, add and is also one Ingredient may stimulate the appetite," as a destroyer of health, there is can be an effective sedative or necessary for cell replication. Williford said. research that shows that beer is tranquilizer. Patients, however, "People have the notion that a nourishing, wholesome and are watched closely because Joe Williford, a professor in drinking is good because it con- FALCO $4. stimulating food product. there is a possibility of excessive the home economics department tains vitamin B but this thought LP or CASSETTE According to the book, "Fer- use. and instructor for nutrition should be taken with a worcf of "FALCO 3" LIMIT 1 EXPIRES 4 17 86 mented Food Beverages in Nu- classes, said it's difficult to actu- caution because not all beer trition," people consume beer Beer and wine is also used to ally pinpoint positive benefits of contains vitamin B. Some beers STATE COUPON, for several reasons. aid the ill or convalescent per- beer because of all its negative have the vitamin because it's Probably the most popular son consume a nutritionally effects. found in the product naturally," BAUSCH & LOMBc#> 39| and widely used reason why more complete meal. "According to the American he said. people drink beer is to satisfy While one 12-ounce bottle of Medical Association, if a person SALINE SOLUTION $2. one's thirst. regular beer is about 140 cal- consumes two ounces of alcohol "I have also heard that beer is Among the more beneficial ories, it also contains small a day, there may be a decrease sometimes used as a base for LIMIT 1 - EXPIRES 4 17 8o| properties of beer and other amounts of important nutrients. in the occurance of cardiovascu- shampoo which could be healthy I STATE COUPON! beverages is it improves the There are small traces of pro- lar problems," Williford said. for the hair, but I haven't done taste of food. Beer provides a tein, carbohydrates, vitamins "But I'm not suggesting that that much research on that MAXIMUM STRENGTH pleasurable aspect to food by and minerals found in some people go out ana drink. The topic," Williford said. ANACIN-3 24 caps. LIMIT 1 -- EXPIRES 4-17-86 STATE COUPON Imported beers worth the price

IGILLETTE TRAC II CO 0 by Wendy Davy sons for people buying imported Wines at Portside, the most ex- land and Switzerland. She added RAZOR BLADES «rwe Friday reporter beer range from the idea of it pensive import they sometimes that people like imported beer being a status symbol to the carry is a brand from Germany for several reasons. 9 blades LIMIT 1 ■■ EXPIRES 4 17-86 It may not be something that quality of its taste. Factors such that is even called the "world's "People may try it (imported ■STATE COUPON! would be served at an eight keg as the kind of water or schnapps most expensive beer;" its indi- beer) once because it's a status party, but imported beer is a used in processes sometimes vidually sealed and numbered symbol," she said and added CREST beverage thai is still appre- more than 100 years old contrib- bottles run $4.50 a piece. that the one taste may make ciated by many University stu- ute to the uniqueness of the Less expensive tastes can be people decide not to go back to TOOTHPASTE GEL dents, the manager of a local different imported beers, he met easily, however, with the domestic beers. Janosik agrees $1. wine shop said. said. Some ot the processes re- purchase of various imports that that the taste of imported beers 2.7 oz. LIMIT 1 - EXPIRES 417 86 "Many students buy imported Siuire that the beer, (dark beers run about $4 to $5, the price influences people, too. beer," Keith Janosik of Aspen or instance), be served warm range of American premium "People are more quality con- STATE COUPON Wine Shop, which has a selection instead of the usual "ice cold." beers. Popular with students are sious now," said Janosik, who of about 65 different kinds of Imported beers are more ex- the various Canadian imports added that the availability of [SAFEGUARD imported beers, said. Along with pensive then the average do- and Holland's Heineken, he said. imports gives people the oppor- obvious countries such as Ger- mestic beer, Janosik said. He According to Ashley, almost tunity to try imported beer. I DEODORANT SOAP 59* many and Canada, other coun- added that the most expensive any of the Canadian beers are Ashley believes, too, that .5 oz. bar LIMIT T - EXPIRES 4-17-M| tries that are represented at brand at Aspen is Taddy Porter, popular with customers. Mau- availability plays a big part In I STATE COUPON! Aspen include Norway, Japan, an import from England which mee Wines carries at least 150 the popularity of imported beer. Australia, Mexico, Czechoslova- runs close to $12. different kinds of imported "There are far more imported SUAVE 15 oz. kia and New Guinea. According to Gerrv Ashley, beers, including some nonalco- beers available for people to According to Janosik, the rea- owner and manager of Maumee holic beers from Germany, Ire- try," she said. SHAMPOO & $1. CONDITIONER LIMIT 1 -- EXPIRES 4-17-86 SIBS WEEKEND REGISTER FOR YOUR 16 oz. ST*TI coy)POH - 1 OR 2 BED LOFT 'IDAL SASSOON $ 2 • For Fall & Spring Sem. 86-87

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Friday/April 11, ISM 11 Drinking games popular among students

by Tr»c*y Batdorf The standard 'Quarters' game in- Mandy Sovie, sophomore medical drink and forfeit your turn. avoid getting '99.' Friday staff reporter volves shooting a quarter by holding it technology major, describes one of Other popular beer games involve She explained that each player la between the thumb and index finger, or these variations called 'Power Quar- playing cards. dealt four cards. The remaining cards Remember when you thought play- ricocheting it off your nose (advanced ters.' She said that four cups are placed One such game is 'Up the River, are turned over by the dealer. A King ing Monopoly was fun, especially when quarters players, please), into a cup in the center, two are empty and two Down the River.' "There is absolutely means "reverse," a seven is "skip," a you controlled Boardwalk? Now. play- filled with beer, off a "sound" surface. are full. Two players, sitting across no skill involved," Don Meier, sopho- ten is a "negative," or "minus, ten ins drinking games until you are intoxi- If you make the quarter in, you may from each other, are each given quar- more business major, said (a consola- and a Jack is an automatic '99'(a cated te^fun-and they are definite make another player drink. If you ters. The quarter can be passed to the tion, since intelligence and intoxication drink). A player places one of his cards "ice-breakers at parties and other so- miss, the quarter is passed on to the next person only if it is shot into the don't always mix). Meier explained face up. Another player places one of cial events." according to some Uni- next player. If a player shoots the cup. If a player makes it in a full cup that each player is dealt four to five his cards down. For example, Sizemore versity students. quarter in the cup three times consec- "on accident," that player must drink. cards, face up. The glass is started off explained, if the first player puts down After baseball, according to "Beer utively, he is entitled to make up a 'Carousel Quarters' (or 'Chande- at 1/4,1/2,3/1 and fuficUp The River,' a two and the second player puts down Games II: The Exploitative Sequel," "rule. These rules include "no point- liers'), is, according to "Beer Games," take a drink) then full, 3/4, l/2and 1/4 a nine, that player would have to say Quarters' is the most popular religion ing," "no swearing" or "no names." played by arranging a number of ('Down The River,' give a drink). The "11." If a player adds wrong, or fails to in America. Quarters' created a monster, so to glasses (one for each player) in a circle dealer begins by turning over the top pick up a fourth card, Sizemore said Matt Donofrio, sophomore accoun- speak, thus, the introduction of 'Quar- around a "target" glass. Each player card on the deck. If the card forms a that player must drink. ting/MIS major, and bouncer at Up- ter's Variations.' is assigned the glass nearest him. If the pair in any player's hand, that person Steve Hamood, senior business ma- town/Downtown said he agrees. " "These variations generated from quarter bounces into someone else's must take or give a drink. jor, said he has seen variations of 'Quarters' seems to be the most popu- the original 'Quarters' mainly because glass, they drink and you may throw '99,' a drinking/card game, is a game drinking games through the years at lar beer game played in the bars," he people got bored," Ellen Covell, sopho- again. If you bounce it into the' Target" of "defenses," according to Shawna the University. "They have evolved, said, "because it is the easiest, and more biology major, said. "It was glass, you can make anyone drink. If Sizemore, junior criminal justice ma- but all the games seem to amount to a does not involve a lot" getting too monotonous," she added. you bounce it into your own glass, you jor. Sizemore said its objective is to drunken stupor," he said. The politics of weekend barhopping

by Laura Gorman sure that the wait is well worth it easily rubs off onto your new easiest way to gain his attention last f 10 bill that will probably be tedious and frustrating of all Friday reporter because your favorite band is sweater. is to wave a large bill in front of spent now that it is broken. because the band plays your playing inside. Now you are ready for a cold, him, leading him to believe that Even before turning to leave favorite song, all the toilet paper Survival at a Bowling Green To stay warm and dry while crisp, thirst-quenching beer to you might be a tipper. the bar after successfully pur- is gone and the toilets are bar takes skill and patience. the IDs are checked inside, try forget those long hours of study- While waving the bartender chasing a beer, you quickly clogged. With each sip of beer, shove on pressing your body against the ing in the past week. But things down, dig in your pocket for that raise the cold bottle to your Afer the bathroom, you search the dance floor, and laugh with a brick wall in attempt to shield don't appear easy, because it's last bit of change among a bunch parched lips, letting the beer for your friends. As you search, friend, obstacles do occur. yourself from the weather. almost impossible to catch a of old, sticky Ufesavers covered begin to relieve tensions. remember to watch out for the First, don't forget that you are Once safely into the bar, pass- glimpse of the end of the bar with pocket lint. Always get rid other guy, or your beer will be in Bowling Green and it is inevi- ing the ID check is the next through the crowds, dim light of that annoying change in your Now how about some compan- spilled all over your clothes. table that you will have to battle problem. The bouncer snatches and smoke. Wait! What do you pocket first. But beware, in a ionship? Here you have two the constant rain and whipping the driver's license from your glimpse in the distance, a ray of bar stuffed with alcohol-thirsty choices: try to find your friends winds beating against your body hand, stares at it, then back at light shining between a kissing fiends, you are likely to be in the mass confusion, or wait in Spotting your friends on the en route to the bars. you. and Ores the question, couple at the end of the bar? bumped by a careless passerby line for the bathroom where ''What's your social security dance floor, you slam dance The murmer of the crowds ,r Here is your chance at that long and nave your change scatter all everyone inevitably ends up. your way across the floor run- becomes louder as you come number? Startled. you recite it awaited beer. over the wet, glass covered Self confidence Is the key to ning into interesting people closer to the bar; but as you turn slowly, but perfectly to his sur- You now have a spot at the floor. It is impossible to retrieve bathroom waiting. The wait is along the way. By the time you the corner, you are confronted prise. After be stamps that big bar, but your problems still are the coins that have rolled down long as usual, but you can listen reacn your desired destination, with a long line of huddling green mark on your hand, it is not over. Persistence and pa- three stools where someone is to the exciting gossip of those Ci have already let the music people waiting to enter the same best to wave your hand in at- tience are the keys to gaining passed out on the bar. As your standing near you in line. This roughly engulf the frustra- establishment. However, you're tempt to dry the ink that so the bartender's attention. The last resort, you hand over your wait often proves to be the most tions of the past week.

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Beer baked chicken is one-third cups of all-purpose flour, one- For best results it is probably a good lege campuses, however few people melted butter to baste meats right on another tasty entree in which a cup of half of a tablespoon of cooking oil. one idea to consult a cook book. And after realize that beer is a flavorful way to the grill. beer is used to enhance a sauce for teaspoon of salt, two eggs and six spending all that time slaving over a accent cooking. basting. Beer added to Monterey Jack ounces of beer. hot stove cooking, getting smoke in My grandfather knew about the culi- Beer enhances food with a flavor that and Colby cheeses makes a zingy beer- Combine all of the ingredients in a your eyes and grease In your hair, don't nary virtues of beer, and his sauerk- is neither strong nor stale, but uniquely cheese fondue, perfect as an appetizer large bowl and beat the mixture until it forget to wash it all down with an icey raut and kielbasa marinated in beer "beerish." Recipes using beer as an for parties. Still another recipe for the forms a smooth batter. This batter can cold one. Brecht adaption 'stunning' Spyro Gyra to perform by Ron Coulter the rise of Hitler, however. Ui is group Kraftwerk. The music Friday reporter filled with allusions to Elizabe- and sound effects served the than drama, Goethe and the mood of the play appropriately. Award-winning jazz sounds to fill hall Bertolt Brecht's The Resisti- Bible. The play's graphic treatment ble Rise of Arturo Ui opened The play's basic artistic pur- of violence and hatred was aug- Wednesday night at Joe E. pose is to remind of the relative mented by showing scenes from by P. F. Wilson of Europe, the Orient and that hurts me in all the crit- Brown theater. Director Heinz- ease with which a "wolf in the Pink Floyd movie The Wall Friday reporter being named Cash Box Mag- icism," he says, "it's that Uwe Haus has created a stun- sheep's clothing" may assume before the play and between azine Jazz group of the year. people, a lot of critics, have ning adaptation of this unusual power, and warning that it can scenes throughout. Ten years ago Spyro Gyra Spyro Gyra is a jazz fusion failed to realize that our story. indeed happen again. was playing in the bars of septet, founded seven years hearts are really in this. Our Gary L. Bond was outstanding Buffalo. Today the members ago by saxophonist-composer hearts are in it for the music, Indeed, the scene following Haus, an acclaimed West Ger- as Ui. He has a strong voice and of the band can look back on a Jay Beckenstein. The rest of not for our pocketbooks." the prologue - five bored men in man theatre director, remains good presence as the charis- bevy of gold records, the line-up includes Tom The band members are derbies bathed in space age mu- faithful to the play's universal- matic leader. Grammy nominations, tours Schuman on keyboards, Dave highly regarded as live per- sic and eerily colored lighting - ity in his adaptation. Haus The entire cast was well se- Samuels on vibes, Richie Mo- formers, playing to scream- was reminiscent of another avoided use of Nazi costumes, lected. Willard Misfeldt was en- rales on drums, Gerardo Ve- ing applause at last year's great musical and visual specta- relying instead on a mixture of tertaining as a washed-up actor lez on percussion, Kim Stone Playboy Jazz Festival In Los cle: Stanley Kubrick's A Clock- traditional and futuristic cos- hired by Ui to teach techniques on bass and Julio Fernandez Angeles. They also released a work Orange. tumes. of audience persuasion. Also be- on guitar. live album in 1984. Access All Brecht's play is a "gangster lievable was Liz Hamernik as Beckenstein use to bristle Areas, wnich brilhantely cap- spectacle." Arturo Ui's rise as a Brecht, in his "Instructions Betty Dullfeet, whose seduction when he heard Spyro referred tured their stage show. Their Chicago gangster is deliberately for Performance" listed in the by Ui symbolizes the swaying of to as a fusion band. Now he second LP, Morning Dance, portrayed to parallel Hitler's program, recommended the use Austrian public opinion by Hit- just shrugs saying "it's be- released in 1979, is ap- ascent to power in Germany. of masks in staging Ui. Haus ler. come such a watered-down proaching platinum. Their chose instead to use makeup to term, that I'm neither of- ninth and most recent LP is Certain scenes in the play are recreate the "grand style of More than 2V4 hours, the fended nor complimented by Alternating Currents, re- followed by overhead slides Elizabethan theatre. The choice play's length is its only minor it because I don't believe it leased last year. which describe Hitler's activ- of makeup added an element of detriment, although even that is says a darn thing." Spyro Gyra will perform in ities as they correspond to the the bizarre and macabre to the shortened from Brecht's origi- What does anger Beck- Kobacker Hall tomorrow action in the play. These refer- play, as well as defining the nal text. enstein, though, is the sugges- night. Showtime is 7 and 9:30 ences are the only overt descrip- characters. A German-language version tion that Spyro, as well as f.m. and tickets are $7, $9 and tions of Nazism in the play. The music was created and of the play will run tonight at 8 other electrified jazz-rock 12 for University students Allegory is the Brecht's main performed by John Climenhaga. p.m. The final English perfor- Spyro Gyra bands, are only in it for a and $9, $11 and $14 for general technique. The play's allegory is It had a computerized sound mance will run tomorrow night buck. "If there's one thing admission. not limited to the portrayal of reminiscent of the German at 8 p.m. Admission is $1.50. . NOW RENTING FOR SUMMER 2 Bedroom Apartments $500 for the Summer E. Merry Apartments Ridge Manor Apartments Field Manor Apartments Frazee Avenue Apartments 1 Bedroom Apartments CARTOON: 210 MSC MONDAY NIGHT $400 for the Summer "THE JUNGLE DUCK DODGERS $1."EACH BOOK" Efficiencies IN THE or ALL THREE 121 West Hall $300 for the Summer 24 V2 CENTURY 7 p.m., 9 p.m. * Tonnants pay utilities at some locations FOR $3." GREENBRIAR INC. 224 E. Wooster St. 352-0717 WINTHROP TERRACE NOW RENTING FOR Q. 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STOCKS * 0 ACAMMY OF COUN- 0 0 KNOTS LANDING KB Wt.DCRNiSS Taytor H9B4I Oa^d Afkm* OPM MAGAZINE » ".-• VX» ll'HRMAN From N» lantMWr OVKuat Ihaa r<^. tarn 0 ••'• Iha Adakng Ma TRY MUSIC AWARDS M* ToijgbGuv* ihy and Ban maal at tha baach 0 FOR MV PEOPLE iB// piotaflKUj Amar' TougbGuy* (hma H989I Phytk* Daw MAo 0av>* Raba M«lnt» and John AlanCaaaad INC WL YWE O GAME lili ill Fata and J* thraatan to 11 SO BEST OP SATURDAY 0 MOVBE ••• Ata OShaa drvufga taoai* horn aacn othar t S-h.—.*• ho*l tha JIB1 AAnuat 2 30 0 STANLEY CUP Oa*oua 11966' Gragory Par* 0 ABC NEWS Q 0 N K.HI WATCH NIGHT LIVE a 0 TV AUCTION * b*lb, ■■.aid* tataoton, honocna dnappad Apr. lOtn yttwar lakkptyona poA M Aom Boana Pa* CAM SCO JEOPAROV *d coma* at tba lorm ol a my»te tlvp Saaton H997I Bruca Oa>n WEEK ACMM Mafoan Ffj Atnratta Stap Happy icomady NEWSHOUR -' datamma amath ot thtaa apt — ' ■ "»i*w ' '"- 0 MOVIE * Whnna- Na«« HSPNI INSIOI BASEBALL TAXI irpu* woman who i* Iha rrwtliatl Si acy ■aach IISPNI SPORTSCENTER todoo horn tha 1981-87 kvaiaen fflmt AVENGERS 0„t* tPian-!*..! 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