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Friday, March 22,1985THEBCLNEWS Vol. 67 Issue 97 Loss of financial aid possible by Phillip B. Wilton cent while aid for needy college ANOTHER MAJOR Pell Grants, National Direct The Guaranteed Student For students affected by these reporter students would be cut as much would be the redefinition of i Student Loans and College Loan, the most used loan vehicle cuts, there is hope these pro- as 10 percent. independent student, which was Work-study loans. The proposal in the country would be cut 30 to posed cuts may never become AS many as one in five college The two University officials originally "any student who has would eliminate the Supplemen- 35 percent, Crawford said. Sixty- reality. Congress denied the students now receiving some explained the consequences of not lived with their parents for tal Educational Opportunity one percent of the recipients of president's similar guidelines sort of financial aid may experi- the proposed financial aid cuts over six weeks, been claimed as Grants. this loan are freshmen and soph- for aid in 1961. ence a loss in assistance if Presi- at a presentation sponsored by a tax deduction, or received $750 "He is trying to force more of omores. McRoberts and Crawford be- dent Reagan's cuts for the Campus Democracts in the from home." The new term calls the financial burden on families IN A JOINT resolution aimed lieve that students need to be proposed federal budget of 1986- Alumni Room of the University for "all students under 22 to be but the proposed mega-cap at Congress, the Ohio General more responsive in the coming 1967 are approved. Union last night. claimed dependent and anyone (ceiling) would hurt some of the Assembly recently Indicated months. According to Conrad McRo- McRoberts pointed out Rea- older would have to prove they most needy students on campus, that one In five students who are "Although the sympathy in berts. University director of fi- gan wants students' financial weren't dependent," Crawford especallv grads, who are re- receiving aid now would experi- Washington doesn't seem to fa- nancial aid, and Suzanne responsibility to Increase $900, said. quired to pay more tuition," ence "a loss of assistance" if the vor the administration now, it Crawford, director of affirma- raising personal expectancy Reagan's proposals also in- McRoberts said. Reagan proposal was passed. could change - so it's very Im- tive action and chair of the Ohio from $800 to $1700. More sum- clude family salary income caps An additional cap would re- The resolution also stated that portant that needy college stu- Student Loan Board, if all goes mer dollars will have to be of $32,000 for Guaranteed Stu- strict the total amount of total the aid budget for 1986 is $2.3 dents make their concerns as planned, defense spending saved by students if they expect dent Loans and a $25,000 cap for financial aid available per year billion dollars less than the level known to Congress before its too would rise an estimated 26 per- to continue their education. students who wish to apply for to $4,000. requested for 1965. late." Crawford said. 'Silent Scream' turnout large Limited Abortion procedure shown business
by Ellen Zlmmerll the abortion is shown and the staff reporter procedure is explained again as it happens. offered The turn out was so large for "You can see the child rear- Some S&Ls open last night's showing of "The ing away from the tip (of the Silent Scream," that Students instrument) before it even without approval for Life had to show it twice. touches it," Nathanson said. It's Students filled room 110 in the heartbeat increased from 140 COLUMBUS (AP) - Five Business Administration build- beats per minute to 200. state-chartered savings and ing to watch the 28 minute film "Here you can see the baby's loans were open for Business that included an ultrasound pic- mouth wide open in a silent yesterday, but the state Com- ture of an abortion being per- scream... There is no question merce Department's director formed in the twelfth week of this child senses imminent dan- says some of them opened be- pregnancy. About 70 students ger," Nathanson said. fore they should have. who could not fit into the over- Following the ultrasound por- Director Kenneth Cox said crowded room waited to see a tion of the mm, graphic pictures yesterday afternoon that only snowing of the film in room 112. of fetuses aborted in the third Century Savings had received "The response here is ter- trimester are shown. authorization from the state to rific," Linda Theiss, past presi- ALTHOUGH THEISS said reopen yesterday. Cox said he dent of Ohio Right to Life, said. that mostly pro-life people come has asked two or three others Theiss spoke and answered to see the film, there were pro- that opened for limited business questions after the film. choice people present. yesterday to close up again to- "Mostly, people are so ap- Steven Olsen, a sophomore day. palled by the reality (of the pre-business major who is pro- Cox declined to identify the film) that it is hard to get a choice, said he thought the film savings and loans that he had discussion started," she said. "plays a lot on your emotions. It asked not to open today. The The film was narrated by shows dead children in full body. regulations authorized by emer- Bernard Nathanson M.D., who How do we know how those gency legislation Wednesday was one of the founders of the bodies got there? There are such that would have allowed the National Abortion Rights Orga- things as when the body natu- institutions to reopen for limited nization in 1989 and for two rally aborts." business, have not yet been en- years was the director of one of Olsen said the film did not acted, he said. the largest abortion clinics in change his mind about abortion, the world. but that his mother saw it and it "THERE ARE also a handful did change her mind. that are close to approval for full BUT NATHANSON has done "I was more upset with the service," said Brian Usher, a complete turnabout and is now way the woman's body was Gov. Richard Celeste's press a pro-life advocate. shaking when they showed that secretary. Usher said approval He said in the film that it is part than I was with the actual could come today or next week. the "first time we see an abor- abortion," Olsen said. "It Meanwhile, Ohio Attorney tion from the victim's vantage seemed more like surrealism." General Anthony Celebrexze an- point." There was also a lot of posi- nounced yesterday that Law- The procedure for the abor- tive response after the film from rence Kane, a Cincinnati tion is explained in the film; the people who stayed for the dis- attorney, has been appointed as instruments used are shown and cussion. Many voiced special prosecutor to investigate the purpose for each instrument agreement with Theiss' com- the collapse of Home State Sav- is described. ments. ings Bank of Cincinnati - a col- Once the amniotic fluid has Theiss said the focus of the lapse that triggered runs by been drained, "the fetus is re- pro-life movement is now mov- depositors at some other S&Ls moved with a suction that tears ing more toward the baby. and ultimately led to Celeste's the pieces of the body away one- We are using a message that order to close 69 thrifts in addi- by-one," Nathanson describes in is so subtle and so clear," Theiss tion to Home State. the film "Because the head is said. She held up a poster and Celebrezze told a news confer- too large to fit through the open- read the message: "When they ence that in order for the investi- ing it Is first crushed and then tell you that abortion is a matter gation to have the most removed," Nathanson said. just between a woman and her credibility, it was imperative After describing the proce- doctor, they're forgetting some- BG News/Susan Crow that the special prosecutor have dure, an ultrasound picture of one." Linda Theiss total control. Reagan calls for summit Wood County seeking WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan, re- IN ADDITION to bis desire to engage in a newing an offer to meet with newly installed superpower dialogue, the president said the fourth judge approval Sovietleader Mikhail Gorbachev, said last night United States is willing to meet with a joint it Is "high time" for a superpower summit and Palestinian and Jordanian delegation to promote that there is a good chance it will take place. peace in the Middle East, so long as the Palestin- by Don Lee DeCessna said yesterday he Three days must be subtracted Reagan, speaking at his third televised news ian Liberation Organization is excluded. staff reporter started work at 6:30 a.m. from that time limit for each conference in as many months, appealed to the "We are not getting into direct negotiations," "The problem we're having is day the accused spends in jail Democrat-controlled House of Representatives be said, but instead, "just going to do whatever A steady increase in the num- not uncommon to a lot of while awaiting trail. This can to approve funds for the MX missile in a pair of we can to help." ber of cases backloeged in the courts," DeCessna said. "The shorten the time limit to 90 days rotes next week. "There is little prospect of Even as he appealed for bipartisan support for Wood County courts has led the population in Wood County has if the person is in tail the whole success" at arms control talks with the Soviets in his MX missile, Reagan set up a fresh confronta- county commissioners to Colum- been increasing and there has time, DeCessna said. Geneva without congressional approval for 21 tion with Congress when he said he would oppose bus, seeking approval for hiring been a gradual increase In cases additional missiles, he said. an extension of federal unemployment benefits a fourth judge. over the years. "I'd like to try all the (crimi- for those whose state payments have run out. The The commissioners asked the "Either you have to... spend nal) cases within 30 days (of On other domestic matters, the president said federal propgram will lapse on March 31, and Ohio Justice Committee for au- less time per case or you get date of arrest)," he said. that when he meets Senate Republican leaders House Speaker Thomas O'Neill Jr., D-Mass.. thorization to create the fourth farther and farther behind," ne A fourth judge would save the today, hp win be prepared to discuss changes in I to Reagan earlier in the day to support judge's position, which would be said. county money as well as de- his unpopular fiscal year 1966 budget. But be an extension. filled by popular election, Leon- Civil cases are now scheduled crease the workload of individ- seemed to rule out canceling next year's Social The news conference was Reagan's first since ard Stevens, one of the commis- for trial 18 months from the date ualtudges, DeCessna said. Security cost-of-living increase, as some senators Gorbachev became the Kremlin's top ruler last sioners, said yesterday. the complaint is filed, DeCessna The county would pay about want And he said further cuts in his defense week, and the president used the occasion to "They (the judges) are reach- said, but civil trials must be 114,000 of the judge's salwy with budget "run the risk of lowering our capability at declare that there is a range of bilateral issues of ing the point where you need scheduled around criminal the rest being paid by the state, preserving national security." interest to the United States and the Soviet Union help," be said. cases. which would cost the county less The president also said the closure of 71 state- that could be discussed at such a meeting. "I The three judges now hand- than what the county pays do- insured savings and loans Institutions in Ohio had think it's high time that we did this," he said. ling all the county cases fre- ACCORDING TO Ohio law, a mestic court referees, he said. no national implications. "This is not a major Asked what the prospects were for having a quently work extra hours and criminal case must be brought Stevens said a room was al- threat to banking systems, and not a problem summit soon, Reagan said, "Well, I have to think weekends to handle the case to trial within 270 days, or about ready available to convert into anywhere else," he said. that they should be good.*7 overflow. Judge Donald nine months, of the arrest date. judge's chambers. i BG News/March a, JJWt An open letter to Jesse —Editorial- Soviet prison camps a cause rivaling apartheid
MX, a mistake by Bill Melden apologies for the terribly misun- in one of the "strict regime" I don't know how familiar you derstood Sandinista regime, camps in the Soviet Union. are, Rev. Jackson, with the So- No one - least of all a politician - likes to be called Dear Reverend Jackson: that is), but I've never consid- Last November, when those of viet penal system, but I'm sure un-American. I saw you on the evening news ered you a part of that crowd. us in the West were either enjoy- you have an idea of how hideous That seems to be the reason why the U.S. Senate again last week, as you were You are a man of conscience, ing or enduring the final days of it can be. The "strict regime" gave its approval to the MX missile this week, after being carted off to the slammer and conscience is about as rare the presidential campaign, Mik- camps are about as bad as any- relentless lobbying by President Reagan that a for "disturbing the peace" or in the jet set as white wine and hail s five-year sentence was thing the KGB has to offer, out- "no" vote would make the U.S. look wishy-washy. whatever they said you were brie at an American Legion scheduled to come to an end. side of solitary confinement. doing outside the South African rally. While the Ed Asners and After what must have seemed Mikhail Khorev was sent to such We believe the Senate's vote was a mistake. embassy in Washington. I hope Jane Fondas of the world moo like an eternity in one of the a camp after being arrested for Reagan has insisted that the MX is a vital your incarceration wasn't too over their favorite "causes," I'd darkest corners of the Gulag, "involvement in religious activ- bargaining chip in the Geneva arms talks. The MX unpleasant, but I suppose being like you to consider the case of Mikhail would finally be re- ities," a catch-all "offense" "peacekeeper'1 would show the Soviets American a political prisoner Is no fun, Mikhail Khorev. united with his wife and three which is routinely used against even if it's only for a few hours - children. Then, on Nov. 22, he Jews and evangelical Christians resolve and unity, he says. which brings me to the subject Like yourself, Mikhail Khorev was re-arrested, right there in throughout the Soviet Union. American resolve for what? of this letter. I have a suggestion is a Christian minister. He does the prison camp, for the crime of What the MX says to the Soviets is that the United for another demonstration you not have a particularly "politi- sharing his faith with his fellow Mikhail's re-arrest in Novem- States is still concerned with American power, not might want to consider making- cal" turn of mind, but is content inmates. He was given an "inde- ber was made possible by a peace talks. after you've had a little R & R, of to simply preach the Gospel to terminate" sentence, which will newly-adopted set of sweeping, Why spend $1.5 billion on something to bargain course! his congregation at every avail- probably mean, at the very broad laws aimed at crushing I know that protesting apart- able opportunity. Alas, those least, another five years. Martin virtually any religious express- away at the arms talks? With a national debt heid is this season's "in" thing opportunities are quite limited Luther King would have under- ion in the U.S.S.R. These gro- topping $1 trillion and proposed cuts to nearly among the beautiful people now, and his "congregation" stood Mikhail's plight: so, on a tesque new laws were instituted every domestic program, the federal government (those who aren't busy making consists of his fellow prisoners different level, would Dante. during the reigns of Czars An- just doesn't have that kind of money to waste. dropov and Chemenko, and Besides - as Sen. John Glenn of Ohio has argued - have, at the very minimum, the implicit support of Comrade the MX would likely be as vulnerable to attack as Gorbachev, the new leader with the Minutemen it's replacing. whom the world seems so en- That's because it would be stored in the same OH: chanted at present. Prior to his silos, which aren't hard enough to protect the MX recent ascent to ultimate power, from attack. Gorbachev was known to be preoccupied with "ideological The MX still faces a battle in the House next STATf affairs, i.e., the theory and week, but Tuesday's vote was seen as the MX's practice of repression and main obstacle. censorship. So U.S. negotiators probably will have the 10- shwfmtmwm warhead missile in proverbial hand before the Nevertheless, the Western press is utterly captivated by arms talks are over, making the Soviets apprehen- the man: partly because he has sive and therefore more ready to build their own been known to smile once in a arsenals than reduce them. while, partly because his wife The United States doesn't need the MX for arms isn't built like a Cabbage Patch talks. If the Soviets weren't concerned about our doll; for all I know, he listens to the Red Army Band on his Walk- present arsenals, they wouldn't be in Geneva. man. In any case, it is hardly The Soviet media has charged that the United likely that he's the pussycat he States is trying to block talks with the MX missile. makes himself out to be, and it is While that statement may be a bit extreme, the highly unlikely that he will relax U.S. surely should understand that the MX is a any of the new laws which are causing so much agony to such suspicious expression of our commitment to world people as Mikhail Khorev. peace. There are some people, Rev. Jackson, who say that this sort of thing is none of our business, and that we should confine our attention to whatever injustices Complain at polls take place in our own back yard. But then, South Africa isn't ex- That's nice. This is an appropri- actly in our back yard, and we ate ceiling for families of one are quite concerned with condi- by James B. Vanzant student in college; but what tions there. So, how about it? I said in my last article that about the families that have two, Now that you're aware of some lire should start complaining in three, even four students attend- of the outrageous treatment of order to make changes in our ing college simultaneously? Mikhail Khorev, your brother in government; well, now I'm Sorry, gang! Where is the qual- Christ (and he is but one of Soing to contradict myself a ifier for this proposed cut? Are many to suffer under the new ttle by saying that complaining the families of more than one laws). shall we expect to see you student left out in the cold for picketing the Soviet embassy? after something has been practi- loans? Families with more than cally decided doesn't do much good. I am referring to all the one child often make more the Bill Meldon, an instructional nle complaining about Presi- $32,500 a year. So with this pro- assistant at the University Writ- Reagan's proposed budget posed cut in Reagan's budget ing Center, is from Chattanooga, cuts; or more specifically, allof these families are left without Tenn. the people that feel the necessity any recourse. to complain now after they Back to the complaining that made the mistake of voting for we all have been hearing. Com- Reagan in the first place. plaining now isn't going to Talk sports, not perfumes This might sound calloused, change much. You people, at but all of this complaining after least 75 percent of you, gave the election strikes me as rather your mandate to Reagan and funny. I can sit down and laugh now you're discontented with at people when they complain your hero because of what he is Best barbers are geeky jokesters planning on doing to you. about all the things that they I think this rude awakening should have known were going may have done more good than A barber shop is one of the few places you can go, walk in on a to happen; that is, they would bad, in a real sense, because by Jim Nieman conversation and not be hesitant to join it. have known had they taken time maybe some of you can now Barbers are also known as being the best place to stock-up on your out of the day to read a newspa- realize that Reagan may not I really hate those barber shops where each barber has his own supply of "clean" Jokes. The jokes have to be clean because young per or watch television prior to have been the best choice in this space, often with makeshift walls built between his station and other children often come in with their mothers during the day, and the election. last election; after all, there barbers' stations. I guess it isn't chic to call them barbers at all; the "dirty" Jokes would drive away the young and old -of course, if there I quit laughing, though, when I were many more candidates correct term now is probably hair stylists. are just grown-ups in the shop, they might slip in one that's think about all of the 'Innocent" than just Mondale and Reagan borderline filthy. people that will be affected by running. The only problem with Hair stylists take all the fun out of getting a haircut. Not only can these cuts; I quickly come to the this realization is that it's too you not talk to the regulars, or the other barbers, but they inevitably When I was little, my grandfather would take me to the barber - realization that there are people late to complain now. The voters cost more money for a trim. A trim? Heck, how anyone could afford you know, the type with the rotating candy-stripe pole outside. in our country right now that had the chance to make a differ- to go in for a trim is beyond me. If you go into one of these joints "This boy needs a haircut," my grandfather said. have a grim future to look for- ence in November and they you'd better have the bucks. "That'll be $2, or 50 cents a side," the guy in the bowling shirt said. ward to because of these cuts. didn't, so well all just have to I still use that Joke to this day. This realization has caused me live with the cuts for now. I have no great experience in these high-brow joints, having only to cease my laughing and really Maybe this will serve as an been to a couple. On my limited visits the thing that impressed me Jim Nieman, a senior journalism major from Cincinnati, is a staff think about what will become of the most was now clean they were and the earth tones of the insides. reporter for the News. these people that are going to be educational booster; that is, (I believe decor is the word.) affected by these cuts. maybe next time you voters There was no ball game on the T.V. There was no T.V. The girl Taking into consideration that have the future of the country's who waited on me was dressed like she was going out to eat at the this is a college newspaper, I people in your hands, you'll Ritz right after she finished with my hair. No doubt she could afford will center the rest of my article think about the ramifications of to treat herself with the money being charged me. around the proposed cuts in edu- your vote, whomever you vote cation funding. Reagan has pro- for. So. until next time keep I like the old-fashioned barber shops -not the clipjoints of today. I posed a 27 percent cut in student complaining about the budget like to talk sports with my barbers, not perfumes. I like it when my aid, the biggest cuts coming in but don't get your hopes too Wgh barber sweeps his tiled floor with a broom - not her carpeted floor the GSL (Guaranteed Student about changing anything major. with an Electrolux. I guess what it boils down to is I like a male Loan) program. Reagan has barber, one who has saved for 20 years to buy his own shop. proposed a ceiling of an income You can picture him. He's wearing that powder blue bowling shirt, of $32,500 to receive loans. James B. Vanzant is a freshman plaid slacks, some brown leather wins-tips. He's always closely business major from Cleveland. shaven. His haircut always looks a little geeky. I always wonder which of the other barbers cuts his hair. ■THE BG NEWS - Just listening to these old barbers is enjoyable.
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I always cut the Saaa UrWarMy mayor's hair on Saturday, we watched it on the 18-inch RCA. We Optniona anpraaaad by oolumrKata do not naoaaaarty rallacl lha opHona ol tha BQ didn't get the Zenith'til'M. NM lha BG Nawa «x! Bowing Qraan Stata Unrvararty ara agual opportunity .mployari and do not dhcrtmlnaaa at hiring pracHcaa "Your crazy as a coon!" the third barber chimed in. He had been Tha SO Nawa «a not acoapt advaraattg thai « daamad olacflmmatory. dagradng or sitting in his barber's chair reading Field & Stream. "It was a 20- InauMng on lha baaia of raoa. aax or naMonal origin. inch Magnavox. Oswald got his five days after Kennedy -Kennedy copyright 1 BBS by lha »Q Nawa ai rlghta raaarvad on a Thursday and Oswald on a Monday!" Editorial and Bualnaaa Offtoaa 104 Ur«vara»y Hal Bowing Qraan stata Unrvlralty "That's four days flat topi" both of the others chimed in. Bowing Oraan. Ohio 43403 There is an unending circle to every one of these conversations. If Phona: |410) 372-2601 anyone happens to walk in in the middle of one, he is welcome to Houra: 6 am to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday make any observations of his own. k Local BG News/March ZZ, 1*35 3 Senate evaluates faculty grievance by Michael Mclntyrc nation of a probationary improve the procedures of the grievance to proceed. tion of an informal hearing on gible to hear grievances. staff reporter contract or denial of tenure, grievance process because of Boren said this will make the grievances instead of the usual "The case load is such that it denial of promotion and inea- the large number of cases filed process more efficient since formal hearings. He said this is too much work for FPCC Concerns and suggestions by uitable treatment regarding sal- before the FPCC. cases with insufficient grounds would save time. members to hear that number of members of the University com- ary. would not be heard. He said the "With an informal bearing, cases," Boren said. He added munity for the improvement of CEGAP recommended that BOREN SAID it would be person filing the grievance the person filing the grievance is the change would enable the the faculty grievance process the basic structure and proce- difficult to single out one sugges- would not have to accept the not required to make a presenta- FPCC to handle the case load prompted a Faculty Senate com- dures of the current Faculty tion as the most important, but suggestion of the executive com- tion as such - he will be called in and would speed up the process. mittee to evaluate the current Personnel and Conciliation offered three which he thought mittee, but probably would. for questioning by the commit- "Some of these suggestions procedure. Committee (FPCC), which re- had the most significance. "In most cases, the person tee,*' Boren said. are actually safeguards. A lot of The Committee to Evaluate views the grievances, be re- He said the first of these sug- filing would follow the opinion of The third suggestion deals them have been done, but we felt the Grievance Arbitration Pro- tained. But the committee also gestions is that the Academic the executive committee be- with the selection process of the it was better to have them for- cedures (CEGAP) submitted its made 30 suggestions to improve Charter be amended to set up an cause there would be a lot of members to hear the griev- malized as policy," he said. report to the Senate this week. the process. executive committee, consisting very experienced people on the ances. Presently, only members A special on-call meeting of Grievances are made by fac- Donald Boren, associate pro- of the chairman, past chairman committee," Boren said. of the FPCC can hear griev- the Senate has been scheduled ulty members for a number of fessor of legal studies and one of and vice-chairman of the FPCC, ances. CEGAP would have that for March 26 to give the Senate a reasons. Some of those men- the three CEGAP members, to determine whether or not HE SAID a second important policy changed to include any chance to react to CEGAP's tioned in the report are termi- said suggestions were made to sufficient grounds exist for a suggestion was to offer the op- tenured faculty member as ell- recommendations. Hadley expected to be released Dateline Friday, March 22 Sunday, March 24 He's 'kind of optimistic about everything', hopes to graduate on time Student Loan Exit Interviews - Cheerleader Information by Benjamin Morrison weeks. adjustments in their courses for something to work for, but I still All students with national di- Night - For 1965-1986 academic news editor One thing that bothers Hadley the situation. The reason the don't know if I'll be able to rect student loans or nursing year. Room 115 Education - besides two broken arms, a adjustments were made is be- accomplish it," he said. student loans who are graduat- Building, 7:00 p.m. Greg Hadley is going home. collar bone, knee cap and a cause Greg is a good student -up For the most part, things ing or leaving the University Hadley, a senior journalism finger - is not knowing whether to date in His classes." have been going well for Hadley. after spring semester, 1985, Public Skating - From 3:30 major, was seriously injured in or not he will graduate on time. Hadley said he is going to ask "People have been calling a lot should call the student loan p.m.-5:30 p.m. and from 7:00 a two car, head-on accident near "I haven't heard anything from his advisers (Associate Profes- and stopping in and seeing me. office at 372-0112 to make an p.m.-9:00 p.m. in the BGSU Ice Statesville, N.C., March 9. The the University yet," he said. sors Steven Ludd and Emil Dan- The calls really make the days appointment for an exit inter- Arena. accident claimed the lives of Hadley said his mother called sker) to speak to those making go quicker and it helps, men- view. Hadley's roommates, Steven the vice president of student the decision in his behalf. "They tally." Monday, March 25 Hanna and Kevin Ross. affairs (Mary Edmonds) Tues- (the advisers) can represent me Tnere has been one recent set Public Skating - From 8:00 Hadley is expected to be re- day and was referred to Eloise as I really am." back, however. Yesterday, the p.m.-10:00 p.m. in the BGSU leased by noon today from Clark, the vice president of aca- "I'm kind of optimistic about doctors told Hadley he had some Ice Arena. Freddie & Freida Falcon -Ap- Trumbull Memorial Hospital, demic affairs. Clark advised everything," Hadley said. The nerve damage in his left shoul- Slications for mascots Freddie Warren, Ohio. Hadley that the School of Jour- thing that sticks out in his mind, der where the collar bone was Saturday, March 23 ; Freida will be available in "I just got re-cast today, so I nalism determines who grad- however, is returning to the Uni- broken. Room 410 Student Services guess I'm going to be hung up uates and who does not. versity. "The doctors said it (the Building. for a while, he said yesterday. A SPOKESPERSON for the "My goal is to get back before nerve damage) is common in an Public Skating - From 8:00 Doctors told Hadley the casts School of Journalism said yes- the semester's over ... I felt accident like that... but I can pjn.-10:00 p.m. in the BGSU must stay on four or five more terday the "faculty have made like I had to set a goal. I need move my arm," Hadley said. Ice Arena.
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by Zora Johnson staff reporter As the end of the semester approaches, many students find themselves failing farther and farther behind in their class work. Alpha Lambda Delta is offering a free tutoring program for any University student who may be having such a problem. Alpha Lambda Delta is an honorary society which is open to any freshman who has a grade point average of 3.5 or above. After members are initiated, they sign up to tutor in their area of specialization. The organization currently has 140 members who are eligible to be tutors. Ine program has been in existence for several years, but response has been minimal, according to John Morehart, president of the society. Although the organization has attempted to publicize its services, many students are not aware of the tutoring program, he said. "This is a national program, but here on campus very few people know that it exists," he said. "Basically we are trying to promote the fact that it is a free program open to all students. "We have students who tutor in all areas, not Just math or science," Morehart said. "We have typed up a list of classes which students have agreed to tutor in and have distributed this list to all the residence halls and Greek life units." ANY STUDENT who wishes to be tutored may obtain the list from dormitory front desks or resident advisers, Morehart said. They then may personally contact the student who has signed up to tutor in their problem area. "We want to stress that this is a unique program because it is virtually a 24-hour a day service," Morehart said. "All tutoring is done in student rooms. It's not like a lab where there are only certain hours during which services are offered. "But the program can only be a success if student awareness is increased," Morehart said. "We want to encourage students to contact our members if they are in trouble. Right now it's mainly a spring semester program, but we are planning to expand it to a year- round tutoring program.'' After her class was cancelled. Kelly Kill, sophomore fashion merchandising major, practices ballet on her own BG News/Phil MaMurzo in an empty studio in Eppler North.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Spanish influences evident I i by Deborah Schmook cue and chili are just a few of Pretzer said words are not the present. Pretzer said, adding COUPON — staff reporter those derived Lorn the Spanish, only way that Hispanic influ- that ballroom dances such as the ^\ Pretzer said. ences can be seen in the United rumba and tango came from Sitting on the patio behind Pretzer offered her examples States. Architecture also has Spanish American influences. their ranch house, an American of Hispanic influences in the been influenced by Hispanic cul- The contemporary group, Me- | SUPCA SPCCIfll! SUPCR SPCCIfll! , family is having a barbecue. United States while speaking ture. nudo, continues the Hispanic The father throws some chili Wednesday night on "The Influ- "The most standard style of influence, she said. sauce on the steaks while the ence of Languages on Our Cul- architecture in the last 30 years In literature, the first impor- rest of the family listens to mu- ture," a Conklin Hall program. is the ranch house, a one-level tant American novel was mod- $475 " 1-16 In. On* 1-13 In. One 'I sic with strong Latin rhythms. bouse that is definitely a Spanish eled after the Spanish novel, Item Pizza Item Pizza 11 Although they might not real- "THROUGHOUT THE world, architectural influence, she "Don Quixote." Pretxer said I * ize it, this family is experiencing Latin and French have the most said. 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News Briefs BG Newi/March 22, IMS 5 Subway witness to testify South African police open fire Seat belt bill recommended JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - Police fired into a NEW YORK (AP) - A man who was on the subway train crowd of blacks marching toward a white town yesterday, COLUMBUS (AP) - A bill requiring Ohioans to use motor when Bemhard Goetz shot four teen-agers says he told a grand killing 17 and wounding 19, the government said. It was the vehicle seat belts or face the possibility of a $20 fine was jury that he never felt threatened by the youths and adds, "I bloodiest single incident in a year of racial unrest. recommended for passage 8-2 Wednesday by the Senate don't think there was a reason for that shooting." The shootings at Uitenhage. an industrial area outside Port Judiciary Committee. Victor Flores, 47, told The New York Daily News he was Elizabeth, occurred on the 25th anniversary of the shootings in Chairman Paul Pfeifer. R-Bucyrus, the bill's sponsor, de- riding on the subway along with Goetz and the youths Dec. 22 the black township of Sharpeville, where police firing on a clined to predict whether it will be approved by the full Senate when the shootings occurred. He said he testified a bout what he crowd killed 69 blacks and wounded 178. but said most polls have consistently shown a majority of saw before both grand juries that have looked into the case, the Louis le Grange, the white government's minister of law and Ohioans favor a mandatory law. News reported in yesterday's edition. order, said the violence began yesterday morning when 3,000 to However, he said opposition testimony in his committee and The first panel indicted Goetz only on gun charges. But the 4,000 blacks advanced on a police detachment of 19 men and in committee members' mail has been "very vocal and very case was submitted to a second grand jury after District stoned them, refusing orders to disperse. strident" Attorney Robert Morgenthau said he had new evidence in the Le Grange said the crowd advanced on police "armed with Pfeifer's bill was amended to require that during the first case. Goetz's lawyers said Wednesday he would testify before stones, sticks, petrol (gasoline) bombs and bricks," trying to two months after its effective date, police would issue warning the panel next Friday. march from Ultenhage's black township of Langa toward the tickets only. Goetz says he shot the youths because they were trying to rob white area of Uitenhage, near Port Elizabeth on the Indian After that, the fine would be opposed although courts could him; the teens say Goetz was approached by just one of them, Ocean coast. permit offenders to view a prescribed film - showing the and then only to ask for money to play video games. The demonstrators were bound for Kwanobuhle, Uitenhage's results of accidents in which belts were not in use - as an The district attorney contends - and Goetz reportedly told other black township, to attend a vigil for three people killed in alternative. police - that Goetz kneeled over a wounded victim, said, "You a clash with police 10 days ago, and had to pass through a white The committee added amendments which require school bus don't look too bad, here's another," and fired at him again. area to get there. Le Grange said they were led by a man drivers to buckle up if their vehicles are equipped with a Flores said be was reading a newspaper and was unaware dressed in black carrying a brick. driver's belt, and stipulate that new buses purchased in the anything was happening until he heard the first shot future must be equipped with the safety devices. "I saw the three kids in front of me go down - boom, boom, Pfeifer's bill exempts rural mall carriers and persons who boom," Flores said. "The whole thing took maybe four or five Domed stadium planned cannot use belts due to physical handicaps. seconds and the kids were real close to Goetz. When Goetz was shooting be looked professional. He wasn't sloppy. He knew CLEVELAND (AP) - A non-profit corporation has been what be was doing.'' formed to make a detailed plan and oversee eventual construc- tion of a domed stadium in downtown Cleveland, William Iran, Iraq claim casualties MacDonald, chairman of the Civic Committee to Build a Court OKs lethal injections Domed Stadium, said yesterday. BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iraq said yesterday that its ground MacDonald said the Greater Cleveland Domed Stadium forces staged a lightning strike on Iranian lines, seizing enemy WASHINGTON (AP) - States may continue to use deadly Corp. has been incorporated specifically to use the civic positions and killing hundreds of soldiers. Iran said Baghdad's drugs to execute condemned murderers despite arguments committee's recommendations as a guide to forming a more warplanes bombed the border city of 11am, killing 12 people. that such lethal injections may cause slow and painful death, specific plan. In a communique issued in Baghdad, the Iraqi military the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday. The civic committee, in its last major action, unveiled a plan command said two army brigades had taken part in a two- In aM decision, the court said the Food and Drug Adminis- yesterday for financing a domed stadium in Cleveland. phase attack on the Iranians in the southern desert region of tration is not required to test the drugs. The ruling overturned The financing subcommittee, chaired by Cuyahoga County the front and occupied more than two miles of "enemy a 1963 decision by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals here that Commissioner Mary Boyle, called for about two-thirds of the positions." ordered the FDA to ban lethal injections until it determined project's estimated $150 million cost to come from private The communique did not cite specific locations. The attacks they kill quickly and painlessly. sources. appeared to be a pre-emptive strike to dislodge Iranian forces east of the Iraqi city of Basra. The Iraqi communique said the second phase of the opera- tion was carried out early yesterday by Brigade 601 and NORTON'S UNIVERSITY VILLAGE commando units. The first phase, the communique said, was launched Tuesday by Brigade 49 of the 3rd Army Corps that TAVERN & defends the southern stretch of the 733-mile front. "The enemy forces were crushed and most of their soldiers 809 S. MAIN killed, including their commanders, Sherif Kerimi and Hi- UNIVERSITY COURTS shank Moqaddemi," said the Iraqi communique. It said 426 Iranians were killed. The attacks followed a Iranian ground offensive in the 1.100- APARTMENTS square-mile Huwaizah marshland on the northern edge of the Basra sector. IfajQtewJoik &TkTnda,Uooi . ■
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BUOWEISEM-KING Of BEERW-ANMEUStRBUJCM. INC -ST LOUIS Spfirte BG News/March 22,1985 7 BG looks to prove MAC poll wrong Valvano says by Ron Fritz matches axe going to be a battle. by junior walk-on Mark Tinne- prise," Gill said. "He is a power sports reporter "We should be stronger," he meyer. Tinnemeyer has been player who was erratic last sea- said. "At least pre-season play one of Gill's two surprises this son. This season, he has con- guards a key Bowling Green's men's tennis has led me to believe we will be season. trolled his power and has made coach Bob Gill is remaining stronger." "Mark is probably the best a tremendous amount of im- DENVER (AP) - The back- 73 second-round triumph), optimistic about this season's Returning at the top two sin- physical athlete on the team," provement." courts are the soft underbellies we've played well as a team. team, but you wouldn't blame gles positons for the Falcons are Gill said. "He has a power Senior Doug Miller and fresh- of both teams, and that's where But when he have trouble in the him a bit if he was worrying a seniors Jim Demos and Steve oriented game and has 1m- man Ken Bruce will alternate at North Carolina State basket- backcourt, and sometimes little. Beier. Last season, Demos had a rved very rapidly. In the fall, sixth singles until one of them ball Coach Jim Valvano be- when we have to go with a After finishing seventh in the 15-14 record at number one sin- was number seven and has asserts himself and takes con- lleves today's NCAA small backcourt with Webb Mid-American Conference last gles and Beier was 18-12 at the moved up to the third spot." trol of the spot. tournament game with Ala- and Terry Gannon, we have season with a 15-12 overall mark second spot. They will also com- BG's other top returner is Second doubles will be han- bama will be decided. struggled. How our guards and a M conference record, BG promise the first doubles unit. sophomore Rick Boy sen. Play- dled by Cansfield and Boysen "These are two teams that play determines a great deal of is returning its three top players "JIM AND STEVE are both ing at number three singles last and the third doubles tandem is usually play well up front," the success or failure of our and were still picked In a pre- experienced players and about year, Boysen posted a 13-16 re- Tinnemeyer and Bruce. said Valvano, "so maybe the baUclub." season coaches poll to finish key to this game is which back- even in singles play." Gill said. cord. This season, Boysen will "If I have one worry it has to Valvano's Wolfpack pits its seventh. "Jim is an outstanding doubles move to fourth singles. be doubles," Gill said. "I court plays better. Do tile other MAC coaches 22-9 record against Alabama's player and has been at the num- "I hope that moving Rick to thought it would be one of our "I was impressed with the 23-9 mark in the first of two know something that he doesn't ber one doubles spot since he fourth will improve his chance strengths, but we haven't played about the Falcons? job Alabama s backcourt did West Regional semifinal was a freshman. to do well In the MAC," Gill said. consistently." against VCU (in a 63-69 tri- matches Friday night. Third- "Unforunately the MAC has "Steve is a very consistent "His year of experience will also more strength and is more bal- umph in second-round action ranked St. John's (2W) battles player," he said. "He doesn't help build his confidence." Over spring break, the netters Sunday). We've lived and died anced then ever before," Gill make many mistakes and keeps SOPHOMORE MIKE Can- played eight matches in Florida Kentucky (18-12) in the other, said. "There are only two teams his opponent off-balance. He sfield will play fifth singles after and came back with a 5-3 record. with our backcourt. When with the two winners meeting on paper that we should beat. also compliments Jim very well seeing limited action last sea- On Saturday the team will travel (5foot-7 guard) Anthony here on Sunday to determine We could displace one or two "Spud" Webb has played well, the West's entrant in the Final in doubles." son. to Siena Heights, Michigan to as he did against UTEP (an 86- other teams, but all of our Third singles will be handled "Mike is my other big sur- compete in a six-team tourney. Four In Lexington, Ky. •:•:■:•: VARSITY SQUARE APTS. From five to seven 1-2-3 Bedrooms Owners look to expand playoff format Beat the high cost of utilities. Let us CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) - THE TWO sides began nego- be earmarked for the players' pay your heat, gas cooking, water and Club owners formally proposed tiations last November to re- pension fund. Traditionally, yesterday that major league place a Basic Agreement that players' pensions have been baseball expand its league play- expired on Dec. 31. On Feb. 21, funded by about one-third of the trash pick up. offs from five to seven games however, owners asked for a TV money, but there was no set and asked for a speedy reply moratorium in the discussion of percentage stipulated In the con- from the players' union. contract issues to try, with the tract. Owners don't want to pay * Private entrance As negotiations toward a new union's help, to find a solution to one-third now because a six- labor agreement returned to is- what the owners characterized year, $1.1 billion TV contract * Single story sues other than the game's fi- as the "grave economic con- went into effect last season. nancial condition, the owners, cerns" of baseball. A longer playoff could gener- who had alluded to an expanded To that end, owners have been ate an estimated $9 million in * Laundry facilities Siyoff earlier, said yesterday supplying the union with finan- additional television revenue, y would like to begin the best- cial information in an attempt to and the union wants one-third of * Quiet living of-7 game League Championship persuade the players' side that that also. Series this year. the problem needs to be ad- Under the five-game format, "We're going to have to make dressed jointly. 60 percent of the gate receipts * Children & pets welcome a decision on this soon," Lee On Tuesday, however, the from the first three games goes MacPhail, president of the own- union requested that the two Into the players pool. Manage- ers' Player Relations Commit- sides return at least to issues not ment would give players a per- tee, said after the second involving money while players centage of the first four games OFFICE LOCATED HOURS: bargaining session of the week. sifted through the information in a seven-game playoff. "Particularly in view of base- supplied bythe PRC. 1097 Varsity East Monday-Friday 9-1,2-5 ball's financial situation, we While there are several money can't let the revenue go by." issues blocking the road to a Saturday 10-12 The two sides resume bargain- seven-game playoff, Fehr said Reds rained out 353-7715 ins next Tuesday in Scottsdale, the union had suggested that Ariz., and Don Fehr, acting ex- perhaps a seven-game TAMPA. Fla. (AP) - The ecutive director of the Major championship series could be spring training exhibition game * ASK ABOUT OUR MOVE IN SPECIAL League Players Association, tried (or one year. scheduled between the Chicago said the seven-game playoff One of the union's major de- White Sox and the Cincinnati would be "theNo. 1 lssue''on the mands in these negotiations will Reds at Tampa, Fla., yesterday, agenda at that meeting. that one-third of all TV revenue was cancelled due to rain. On Sunday Student Recreation Center The Best Value in Town is the Applications are being accepted for seats on the SRC Council for the wwrs 1985-86 academic year. Any B.G.S.U. student is invited to apply. Deluxe Breakfast Buffet Applications may be picked up in the SRC & Fresh Fruit Bar office beginning Tuesday, March 17 featuring and must be returned to the office no later than 5:00 pm Friday, March 29.
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Contests Like walking on air What's 'In' Phil Collins SPLENDID SA VINGS ON SILVER Mdayr by ONEIDA Bowls on Special! Tli 16 lews Maiiztn Cover Friday steps In time with a look at dance at a form of expression and entertainment.
A Handful of Keys earns Kerri Hyatt, freshman concert pianist, takes her work at the keyboard seriously. ^ftgjQ Contests!! Contests!! Friday offers two chances to tell us your favorites. Subject to Availability. Many can be monogram med .6 «7-"V at additionalac cost. All She Wants to Do is Dance Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Fri. 10-6 JEWELRY>TOatE The University Performing Dancers take the stage this weekend for a Thurs. 10-9, Sat. 10-5 few memorable evenings of artistic footwork. L J .8 Square Dancing The Footloose Falcons would rather promenade than boogie. .10 And Much Morel
Cov«r . . Members ol the University Performing Dancers move to the music In rehearsal for this weekend's performances. Photo: Liz Allen LADIES APPAREL & JEWELRY FrMay/TM N li«s MiiazlM Asslstiit EIHir HOURS-" Lorry Dean Harris Marcella Grande Monday-Friday 113 Railroad Street • Bowling Green, Ohio 10:00-8:00 352-8130 luistait NUmr Saturday 10:00-6:00 Sunday 12:00-5:00 Tim Dehnhof! Liz Allen Friday magazine is a weekly publication of The BQ News, 106 University Hal, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio 43403. SPRING SPECIAL Friday * Saturday I "COUPON" OOFF JEWERLY RAY FULLER ■ and ACCESSORIES aid Ike ^ 4 with coupon only Blues n Coupon not valid with any other coupon. Rockers " One coupon per customer. Coupon not valid with in-store specials or sale items. Not March 22.23 valid on previous sales or lay-aways. 210 N. MAIN NO COVER Expires March 28, 1985 aim MUAIC Phil Collins plays it safe with "No Jacket Required" by Gfeg S. Comer "Hello, I Must Be Going." The song "Long Long Way To Go" broken heart and oath of undying Secondly. Phil uses some funk tech- is like a Band-Aide II for Collins. He love: Uke a river to the sea/I will be "A middle-aged man; receding niques on this LP. He utilizes a mini- speaks of how the world sits by idle as with you/and it you sail away/I will hairline and siShtly overweight." It moog, DMX and other synthesizers to people die in fields and gutters, and follow you... I inow there will never sounds more like a description of simulate bass progressions, a typical all file rest of the world does is talk. be a time/You'll ever feel the sa- someone's father rather than one of funk move and definitely a departure me/And I know it's only words/But If the music industry's most highly for him and his music. you change your mind, you know that respected figures. In fact this whole record is laden IH be here/And maybe we both can With a long-listed discography with with keyboards and synths, all of learn/Give me just one more night Genesis, two previous solo albums, a which Collins plays himself as well as Side two starts off with a big bang in recent successful stint with Philip all drums and vocal duties. His voice "Don't Lose My Number," another Bailey and a creative hand in the is strong and adapts easily to changes high-energy tune. Very danceable, a Band-Aide project, not to mention the in tempo and lyrics; whatever the real finger-snapper. award-winning "Against All Odds" song may demand. This song seems to be a good choice title tune, everything Phil Collins Collins also employs Darryl for the next video. It has more synths touches turns to gold. Steurmer on guitars, another "Hello, but Collins' drums drive this one. But "No Jacket Required" is Collins' I Must Be Going" veteran. His guitar if you're an old Genesis fan, they're third solo venture. Although the re- work is fine though somewhat sty- nothing close to "Los Endos" calibre. cord is solid all the way around, it mied by the production of Hugh Padg- "Doesn't Anybody Stay Together won't gain Phil any new fans but will ham and Collins. Anymore" is his piece de resistance certainly satisfy all his old followers. For the most part the guitars are on the drumkit for the record. The The first side launches with two low and masked by keys and drums- remainder of the album follows the upbeat, danceable songs in "Sussu- one of the few mistakes on the LP. precedent set by the previous cuts. dio" and "Only You Know and I Even Steurmer's best effort in "I The theme for "No Jacket Requi- Know." "No Jacket Required" packs Don't Wanna Know" is strangled. His red"seems to be synthesizers. The LP very little surprises as far as Collins' solo is shoved in at the end and faded wul surely please Phil Collins fanat- arrangements and lyrics are con- out prematurely. It's a shame as it ics. For those who like to dance, don't cerned. However, in an effort to be would have worked well in the middle. Although a poignant plea for inter- be surprised to bear Uptown or Main musically progressive be does add However, this song is the best cut on national-scale action, it hardly classi- Street jamming one of the previously some spice to his style. These two the album. fies him as a political or social mentioned songs. songs typify this. New to the band is bassist Lee Sklar commentator. Sting of the Police pro- A fine effort for an amazing musi- They are important for two rea- who has also played with James Tay- vides backing vocals on this one. cian. On a scale of 1-10, this album sons: first, they are characteristic of lor. A couple of sax players are also Finally to round out side one is the rates an 8. Phil Collins as a soloist, using the employed which has always been a soft ballad "One More Night." An Greg S. Corner is a junior radiotv- Phoenix Horn section again from mainstay of Collins' music. emotive tune with sensitive lyrics of a dim major from Brunswick, Ohio. AAAAAA'AAiVAAAAAAftftAA'ftA * Get a REAL All interested faculty, students and administrators are invited to attend the hearing. Persons Flu m -ill RCTtW !»»•!. ■blc publicity inA the (tunic I" who wish to make brief (5 minute maximum), formal presentations should contact Ms. Linda .(■mprtcfocthclHlcMi PPof \Phn IngcnK *\ the ProfeiMOiul Photiigr.1 Ogden, College of Arts and Sciences (2-2015) to reserve a time slot Comments from the floor pom irf AmctK J'I mmrntNm held in will also be accepted. Chhjgu, HhiMHt. |iil> 27 \u|ml I, 19*! Act n*wt The hearing will be tape recorded and copies of the tape will be kept available for use (if Picturej mini be utcn needed) in subsequent Arts and Sciences deliberations on the proposals. by April 10. 1965. See ui for entry forms and details. Written comments on the proposal are also invited. They should be sent to Dr. Stephen Mr rut* Vessey, Arts and Sciences Council Chair, c/o Arts and Sciences. Written comments will be IhiA photo mnlctt. open to worn accepted prior to and after the open hearing. If possible, written comments should be received en. over IK \nol Jfr, whine jppcr JIH c Jnil perMrtulih unbe uptiirrd no later than Friday, April 5. rutm.ilK JIH! j|tr*iivrh in t photo grjph KKIIO win you Copies of proposals identified above are available in the respective school or program unit offices (Journalism, Radio-TV-Film, Communication Disorders, Theatre, Interpersonal and Walston Photography Pubbc Communication). 1167 NapoUan 352-1006 ft "■■I f , MU4IC n. 11 Freshman concert pianist by Greg Klerkx jors and say 'Oh, that's not hard Birthdays can get pretty boring work,'" she said. "Sometimes people after a while. Every year it's the don't realize that we often put in aa same old thing: a Betty Crocker dou- many hours as a regular job." ble chocolate cake with fingerprints A regular job might even be less in the icing, cards from relatives who time-consuming. In addition to mysteriously disappear for the other classes and lessons, Kerri practices a 364 days of the year and a chorus of minimum of 15-20 hours each week. 'Happy Birthday' where only the dog Kerri began taking piano lessons at is on Key. age five, after a year of "plunking' on Kerri Hyatt decided that she'd had the keys." She also excels at the oboe enough ho-hum birthdays and did and presently sits first chair in the sometime a bit different this year. On University Concert Band I. March 14th, the 19th anniversary of Music seems to be hereditary in ber her arrival on Earth, she played solo family. Her mother is an elementary Chopin with the Minnesota Symphony school music teacher who urged each of her four children to take up an Actually, things weren't quite that instrument. easy for Kerri, a freshman keyboard "My mother had a plan," said performance major from Grants- Kerri. the oldest child in the family. burg, Wls. Years of piano lessons and "We have the instrumentation for a a rigorous practice schedule paid off woodwind quintet: flute, clarinet, PNDMKkMa in January of 1984 when she won the oboe, bassoon, and trench horn. As Freshman keyboard performance major Herri Hyatt practice* her stroke* Minnesota Young People's Concerto soon as the rest of the family is old for an upcoming performance. Competition. enough, we're going to start playing "A lot of people look at music ma- together. We eventually want to per- 1984 KEYS Are Still Available If you ordered one, but never picked it up, please do so. Limited number are available for sale, too Call 372-0086 or stop by The KEY office, 310 Student Services HEY NANCY... LET'S TRY THE Display your memories in a collage MID-AM ROOM *—-—«■* Aluminum frames -cut to specification THEY HAVE ALL OUR GRILL AND Single Mat -rectangular or oval SODA FOUNTAIN FAVORITES. •variety of colors Glass covering IN THE HARSHMAN QUAD 11x14 package deal '11.20 6:00 - MIDNIGHT 16x20 package deal '16.20 SUN. - THURS. cftricktencfc] !aatom Frami 125 EOAK 3524)282 - *■*«■** .'■-' \+w.wo ...... -v-v M. II ready for symphony debut form as a family." the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra Kerri's father is the only non-musi- was only a rehearsal, the actual per- cian in the house, but, she said, "He formance dates being March 27 and The circus is coming to town likes to listen, and he's very support- ■. She will perform the third ive." movement of the Chopin Piano Con- by Leone Costello Youll see somersaulting acrobats Discipline is an important part of certo in F minor as a soloist accompa- and chattering chimps, a crazy con- any performer's repertoire, and Kerri nied by the orchestra, a college Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! glomeration of clowns and trapeze credits much of her success to her freshman alone in front of an audi- Well perhaps not bears, but how about artists who'll execute the most teachers. Her transition from high ence of thousands. balancing pachyderms and ferocious breathtaking stunts. There'll be school to college training, usually a Is she a bit nervous? "You bet I felines, and ariel artists which fly prancing ponies to amuse you and a difficult adjustment, was made a bit am!" she laughed. "My mother used with the greatest of ease? juggling extravaganza to thrill you. easier due to an unusual set of cir- to call me 'loose as a goose' because The IMS Royal Hanneford Circus is Want to relive those childhood mem- cumstances. Her teacher throughout my heart would be pounding a million coming to town, a spectacular show- ories of joining the circus? The Royal high school was Christine Dahl, a 1976 miles an hour before a performance. case of circus acts performed under a Hanneford Circus is a full-scale dis- University graduate and former stu- But I just psych myself out. I know three-ringed "big top" in the Univer- play almost equaling that of Ringling dent of Virginia Marks, who happens that I wouldn't be there if I wasn't sity's Memorial Hall on Sunday, Bros., and it's a delightful experience to be KerrFs teacher at the Univer- good enough to do the job." March 31. The production has been you won't want to miss. sity. Kerri realizes that she's got a long touted as one of the country's newest, General admission tickets can be "Coming to college is such a shock- way to go before she reaches that most entertaining medly of human purchased at the Memorial Hall ing experience. Everything's differ- goal, but she's willing to sacrifice and trick animal performers, put Ticket Office. Ordered in advance, ent. Studying with Mrs. Marts is good more birthdays in order to get there. together by circus veteran Tommy are $5 for adults, and $4 for because it's the one thing that's a "For what I'm after in a career, I Hammerford. Sponsored by the Uni- : and high school students with little bit the same. Her teaching tech- think being able to play with the versity's athletic department, this ication, and $3 for junior high- nique is very similar to what I was orchestra is a great step. I can't think veritable wealth of circus wonders aged students and younger. Tickets used to at home." Kerri said that both of a better birthday present." will begin at 1:30 p.m. and again at purchased at the doors are SI more. of her teachers are tough and neither Greg Klerki is a senior magazine 6:30, each performance an action- For more information or ticket sales one allows any "goofing off." journalism major torn ML Clemens, packed two hours of sheer fun. call the stadium office at 372-2401. Kerri's birthday rendezvous with LOOK! Youl Rnd Everything Looks Better Through Correct Prescription lenses SINGLE BIFOCAL VISION LENS& LENS& Monty Sub FRAME FRAME Sausage, Onions, Mozzecela Cheese, 88 »5488 Pizza Sauce 2.50 34 BARNEY'S CONVENIENCE Standard ctoar gfcMS MART plus -400 to -200 cyt t 00 IM> AND CAR WASH ii IIIIIIIm*m i•—• n—.p—E.—T—«« x— •*» • _~?A-' ■< 2ZZ1■'—* BEER AND WINE AT STATE MINIMUM Ma pr«» MJMI tt» ' !■" •» ■"» EVES EXAMrtD BY 996 S. Main St. 352-0534 Df. S. MR, O.D. 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Ngor - "The Killing Alhwt Flnwy - _"A Soldier's Story" Fields" "Under the Volcano" Beit Original Song:(Check One) Bert Supporting Actress: (Check 5am Waterson- "The Killing "Take a look at me now" - One) Fields" "Against All Odds' GeraMine Page -"The Pope of Jeff Bridges - "Ghostbusters" Greenwich Village" "Stannan" "Footloose" JPeggy Ashcroft - "A Passage to Bert Actress: (Check One) "I Just Called to Say I Love India" Sally Field - "Places in the You" - "The Woman in Red'' _Glenn Close - "The Natural" Heart" "Let's Hear It for the Boy" - .Lindsay Crouse -"Places in the Jessica Lance, "Country" "Footloose" Heart" Sissy Spacek - "The River" Best Supporting Actor: (Check One) .Christine Lahti -"Swing Shift" Ralph Richardson - "udy Davis - "A Name. FB to India" "Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan" enessa Redgrave -"The Bosto- __Adolph Caesar - "A Soldier's nians" Story" Phone. You could WIN a VCR for three JENNIFER HOLLIDAY -SiND days, just by picking the winners of the Academy Awards! The Video Spectrum and Friday /W4HNirv Magazine have joined forces in spon- soring this contest to let YOU tell us who you think will get the Oscar. ' o musical celebration of Mahaila Jackson The entrant with the most correct answers will receive a free videocas- sette recorder rental and four movies April 3 8 p.m. State Theatre Cleveland OH of his or her choice for three days, courtesy of the Video Spectrum. A drawing will be held in the event of a Tickets Reg. S23.50 tie. SI 5.40 faculty and staff Complete entry forms must be turned into the BG News Office in 106 S5.00 students University Hall by 5 p.m. on Monday, Sign up payment in March 25 to qualify. For the results, tune in to the 57th 408 Student Services by Apri! 1. Annual Academy Awards on Monday, March 25 at 9 p.m. on ABC. Call 372-2692 or 352-6243. The winner will be announced in the neit issue of Friday. MARCH 31 1-.30& 6:30 WINTHROP TERRACE ANDERSON ARENA NOW RENTING FOR 1985-86 SCHOOL YEAR *Heat *Water *Cable *Trash Removal All included EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT OF $10.00 PER MONTH IF LEASE IS SIGNED BY MARCH 31 Locations available just 6 blocks from campus 400 E. Napoleon 352-9135 9-5 Weekdays, Evenings by appointment •iViVii.v.Yi-iV.Vi'iV.Y.iY Yiiv \ut YSS; nil ii ii 'im mm mMMMMltI.1l —-I— We want your opinion about who, what or where is the best. Vote for the best in BG And because we never know when to stop, we've added a new category to l.Best local music 7. Best Rock Group: vote for: Who throws the best parties in group: ihttr-.d—iiy k"own> B.G.? This can be an apartment building, 8. Best snack food: a house, a campus organization. Even 2. Best Bar: just one person. 9. Best Subs: And the best part is: the winner will 3. Best Pizza: be featured in a later issue of Friday. So if you want your voice to be heard, 10. Best on T.V.: 4. Best Beer: now's the chance. Complete the ballot and return it to the BG News office in 11. Best restaurant: 106 University Hall by Wednesday, 5. Best professor: March 27 at 4 p.m. 12. Best Radio Sta- The results will be tallied and pub- 6. Best class: tion: lished Friday, March 29 in Friday Magazine. 13. Best BG Parties: 9J**lTi tSprm(timi* 'of mSB CO LOOKING FOR A SUMMER INTERNSHIP? Wednesday - Friday When you need to make your March 27-29 best impression Grand Ballroom, Union -RESUMES- 8:00 p.m. $2.00 Professional work at resonable prices Reservations Recommended THE For reservations or Information COPY SHOP call the Cabaret Hotline 117 E. Court 372-OUAO 8 by Shelly Trusty John Milton wrote "Come, and trip it as you go,/On the light fantastic toe," hundreds of years before Marie Taglioni used the first pair of toe shoes in a performance of Giselle, but even in Milton's time, dance was keeping society on it's toes. The Uni- versity Performing Dancers are con- tributing to that tradition. According to Deborah Tell, artistic director of University Performing Dancers (UPD) and dance coordina- tor in the school of HPER, the Univer- sity campus has been active with performance dance groups for many years. "I have found evidence in old pro- grams and such that there's been a performing dance group at the Uni- versity since the 1930s. Not under the same name, but there's always been a club or some organization," Tell said. Heidi Hokt and Missy Swartzel, two of the four dancers In "Boop," make all the right I Tell has been working with UPD since 1978 when she worked as a sabatical fill-in during a concert sea- son. She has been a full time faculty member at the University since 1979. Tell said UPD is open to all dancers in the community. Auditions for the company are held each fall, and members must re-audition each year. Once a member of the company, dancers participate in company b classes to brush up on their technique and practice performance pieces tor upcomming productions. Tell is a contributing choreographer and a U/l dancer in the UPD performance this tk weekend being held in the Main Audi- torium in University Hall. The program incorporates 19 danc- ers into various performances rang- ing from classical ballet to modem dance, but most of the performance features modern dance. Tell said the line separating differ- ent types of dance is not as clear as it /«*£ 3fcS.«-«*" *** *«»¥ Ballet troup slated for visit to BG pany in 1976, and the ensemble per- i forms reconstructions and choreographies of Baroque dance in period costume. The music world is celebrating the birthday anniversaries of Johann Se- bastian Bach and G. F. Handel. Con- cert Royal and the Dance Company will honor both composers. The orchestra will perform Bach's Brandenburg Concerto #5, along with Scarlotti's sSalve Regina," in the first half of the concert. The Dance Company will perform Handel's "Terpsichore." A reviewer for the New York Times wrote: "The Concert Royal/New York Baroque Dance Company con- cet should be required viewing." Regular ticket prices are S3, $5, |7, Tie New York Baroque Damce Company performs a fatty-staged open $9 and til. They may be purchased in advance or reserved at the Kobacker bmttet. Photo/ University News Service Hall Box Office by phoning 372-0171. BvPatOlsen of their selections are French whose Students who want to experience operas almost always included dance. this music and dance can take advan- The companies are called The New They have been preserved and re- tage of "Rush" tickets that will go on York Baroque Dance Company and corded'through the centuries, and sale 15 minutes before the concert Concert Royal, but reviewers who Catherine Turocv and James Rich- begins. man, respective founders and artistic have seen them perform have called Students may line up in the Ko- them, "delightful" "doquent and directors, were captivated by the musk (which was to become their backer lobby, and seats in any loca- moving " "extraordinary, and "fit tion not sold by the box office will be for akuu? " UvUbocU. made available for cash only to those These extraordinary companies Richman funded Concert Royal in waiting in line on a first-come, first- Photos that spedalixe in Mftand17ft cen- 1974 and is an internationally ac- serve basis. Students must have a claimed harpsichordist. The orches- valid ID and $1 in hand to purchase a By Liz Allen p.m., l Wednesday, Marcn u, in nv tra has become prominent as one of ticket. backer_ Hall, as part of the 1985 Festi- America's ttjesTperiod uvrtTument val Series. _ les specialfeialbang _„ in major 17ft "Rush" tickets are not sold in ad- The New York Baroque Dance vance and are subject to availability. Company and Concert Royal are the and 18fti ccentury repertoire. Turocys anaand Ann jacwjr,Jacoby, «U«T»baroque Pat Oisen is a graduate student in onrf """p""'"* in America that per- interpersonal communication. f^n^ia^operfcUflets-Kiany tw^v^snectolis^ founded fteir com- mmm 10 FHMT/tUft* M. II ootl Kick up their heels for alcons a B.G. square dance membership fees and you certainly to purchase equipment and records Green area. "Usually we will get all by Connie Perkins don't have to know how to dance to needed for the job." dressed up in costumes when we join. Well teach anybody how to According to Leopard, after Mi- dance at the nursing homes," said The last time you attended a wed- dance," she added. chaelis graduated, Kirk Buchman Leopard ding, some polkas and square dances The founders of the club, Timothy became president of the club. That As well as being a student organiza- were probably played. Most likely, Frye and Esther Smith, former Bowl- arrangement worked fine until Buch- tion, the club is also open to the you either tried to participate and had ing Green students, were members of man accepted a co-op in Florida with public. Members from Perrysburg as no clue as to what you were doing, or the University 4-H Club and thought Disney World and left the club without well as members that have already you didn't even try to dance because there would be an interest in square a president. The "Footloose Falcons" graduated come to dance with them. you were afraid your fumbling feet dancing and decided to form a club, have just elected Kaia Synnestvedt, a Though many of the club members would make a fool out of you. said Doug Michaelis, president for the senior music- education major, to fill are also members of the University 4- "Footloose Falcons'1 from 1981-1983. the presidency. H Club, Leopard said that students of But those who miss out on all that all kinds and from all majors are fun could learn to square dance and "The club started out with the origi- ! the delay in finding a new more than welcome to join the club. polka here on campus with the "Foot- nal University 4-H Club members. at, the club still meets the first The "Footloose Falcons" will be co- loose Falcons." There were about 18-20 of us," said ay of every month at 8 p.m. in sponsoring a square dance with the In existence on campus since 1979, Michaelis. "Tim was the caller (one the Northeast Commons. You don't University 4-H Club on March 22 in the "Footloose Falcons" is a recre- who calls directions to the dancers have to wear special clothing, said the the Student Services forum from ational club originally organized so during a song) for the first two years Leopard, just wear whatever you're 8-11 p.m. The cost for admission will that people could just get together to of the club. Then I started calling and comfortable in. be $2 and refreshments will be served. dance and have fun. Though polkas have been doing it for the past four and square dances are a main part of years," he added. Michaelis is the Delores Black, associate professor So after an exciting, sun-drenching this group, they do other dances as 1 member still in the club. in the School of Health, Physical spring break, or a restful break at well. Michaelis graduated from Education and Recreation, is the fac- home, come back to school with a new the University in spring, 1984, with a ulty advisor for the club. "I got in- goal - to learn to square dance and "We do line dances, polkas, square bachelor of liberal arts degree, he has volved because I love folk and square polka. dances and mixers,'' said Diana remained a member of the "Footloose dancing," said Black. "I'm here to Leopard, a junior biology major and Falcons." help the club in case they need any- By getting involved, you will be well secretary-treasurer for the dub. "I want to try to keep the club thing." Black teaches folk, square on your way to showing all those other "Mixers are partner dances used to going," said Michaelis. ''I'm really and ballroom dancing at the Univer- people at the next wedding that you, get everyone acquainted. You keep the only caller they have and if I sity. too, can swing your partner with the switching partners during a dance leave, the club may fold," he added. Aside from their regular monthly best of 'em. and it really is a lot of fun," said Michaelis also said that be would get-togethers, the "Footloose Fal- Leopard. "All you have to do is show gladly teach anyone how to be a caller cons" occasionally do demonstrations Connie Perkins is a senior public up to become a member. There are no but that it does take time and money at nursing homes in the Bowling relations major from Maumee, Ohio. ■■-■■■ SAVE ■■■■■■ '1 ************************************* * Buy 1 Sub at Regular Price I * ATTENTION GRADUATING SENIORS y ■ ff & Get the 2nd for A Price TEMPORARY I I S * BJ's Food Emporium HEALTH CARE COVERAGE AVAILABLE I 1£ Call or write to: 143 E. Weeeter Williams Employee Benefits I I 352-7603 139 W. Third Street *i *£• WE DELIVER I $ Perrysburg, Ohio 43551 1* expires 3-29-85 I * 419-874-7034 * ■l ************************************* GAVEL MEET ING Monday, March 24, 4 p.m. 209 Moseley Hall Welcome to all aspiring writers and photographers. Get involved! Help report on your Greek system. I ft. II // Are you part of the in crowd or out? by Larry Harris Despite popular opinion, white web is in. Manville Madness may be con- belts are saD in. So is Body by Pisa- sidered out by most people, but some Jut a word of warning to those nello's and Heineken. In addition, still believe it's in. ever-conscious of what is trendy and Paul Olscamp is still in. Yes, Paul, Springfest, featuring country mu- in vogue. According to the April issue you still have a faithful fan at the BG sic, is way out in left field. Sony of Forum magazine, the following News. Walkmans are out. Conversation is subjects have been declared either back in. "in'' or "out" by Forum editors. Hanging out at the Union is in. Human sacrifice is out, again. So I Separate; Reading the Suggestion Board at the are sewing circles. loflex, Peter J library is in. Even reading Friday Wearing clothes is back in. Speak- Clint Eastwood magazine is in. ing in complete sentences is out. movies are in. Blowing off classes is out, although OMt; Joan Rivers, Julio Inglewias, per- walking in late is in. Anything math or But who really cares, anyway. I J sonal ads, bathhouses and Willie Nel- computer science related is out. Dou- don't expect you to listen to me any son are out ble majors are out. more than I would listen to Forum Phil Donahue is so out that he's in; magazine. Women Against Pornography is al- Sushi is out, but nobody cares be- Be yourself. That's always in vo- ways out; Tina Turner is always in cause most of us never knew what it gue. and androgyny should be out. was, anyway. Willie Nelson was never In keeping up with our competition, in, so it comes as no surprise that he's Larry Harris, halt-crazed editor of the editors of Friday (well, just me out. Michael Stanley Band is out... 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