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Report due out: The mediation committee to resolve the dispute be- tween Phi Beta Sigma Bf Ntwi/J«y MurdKk fraternity and the Universi- ty police has completed its (above) Students show their support for a call to redistrlct voting wards at the Bowling the wards issue. USG had an emergency meeting, at which a protest resolution was ta- report and the administra- Green City Council meeting Monday night. About 15-20 students showed up. (right) bled, before marching to City Council. tion Is expected to make a Undergraduate Student Government president Mike Sears speaks to the council about final decision on the matter today.

j See page four. Students state redistricting views by Doug Baker and Julie Tagllaferro City council votes The BC News right to equal representation on Hoffman said. "We're not cons- Outside campus our City Council?" piring to deprive you of your vot- Other students also spoke at ing rights." against rezoning Between 15 and 20 students at- the meeting. Hoffman added the student Outstanding!: tended the City Council meeting "BG wards have been illegal, community already has consid- Bowling Green's Out- Monday night to voice concerns unfair and wrong for 19 years," erable political power including by Jacqueline Porter standing citizens were that they were not receiving the student Mike Cook said. "It is an the ability to elect a mayor. city editor able to attract any kind of in- - named at the Chamber of proper amount of representation issue about representative "If it hasn't been done it isn't dustry in the area for 20 years, and there were no im- Commerce Annual Dinner due to unevenly distributed city democracy. If any of you are because of any obstacles the city Dance Saturday night. against rezoning you don't repre- has put up," he said. After a two and a half hour mediate prospects expected, wards. Spittler said Charles Bartlett, a former Undergraduate Student sent us and you should resign." Council president Joyce Kepke hearing, Bowling Green's mayor of the city, and active Government president Mike Citizen Ray Martin stated he and Ward One council member City Council voted unani- Paul LeBlanc, a planner as- sociated with Design Plus of in assistance to Bowling Sears outlined the students' found It somewhat comical the Scott Ziance advised that the city mously against the rezoning Green since 1955 won the complaints as he spoke to coun- students think they are unfairly needed to take a long look at the of property where a Meijer Grand Rapids, Mich, said Meijer has a good history and Outstanding Man Award. cil. represented, citing the number ramifications of the options store was proposed for con- Martha Gamble, who was a •Tor the last 19 years all BGSU of faculty and University gradu- available to the city. struction. if one was constructed in the founding member and students have been unfairly rep- ates on the present council. Mar- "An issue of this magnitude Robert Spittler, who spoke area, it was highly unlikely businesses of inferior quality president of the Wood resented by your malapportion- tin also said decisions student deserves a public forum," Ziance as representative for Meijer, County Hospital Guild, was ment and we will no longer be council members could make will said. "I do empathize with your said at the hearing the city's would follow. given the honor of Outstand- silent," he said. "How can you still be affecting him when an position because I feel this is un- master plan had allowances ing Woman of Bowling pretend to function as a legiti- 18-year-old council member is 35 fair to all Ward One residents, for both small industrial, or Bennet Enterprises repre- Green. mate governing body when Ward or 40. "I've heard a lot about permanent and students." factory use, or commercial, sentative Robert Armstrong One consists of 47 percent of the fairness," Martin said. "Without The issue will be examined by retail use. - whose company owns 26 The Athena Award for the city's population? Doesnt this owning property in BG you have the Counil's Government and Big Boy Restaurants along outstanding professional bother you?" the opportunity to increase my Personnel Committee, and that Spittler said Meijer was an with other franchises - said woman in Bowling Green The controversy concerns the property taxes without me committee will make a recom- excellent company, and the Meijer Company was very was given to Diane Huff- city's 1973 redistricting, which having the chance to do the same mendation about where the issue would encourage both types good to work with and would man, an attorney in the firm was based on voter registration to you." goes from there. of development after its con- bring in additional retail dol- of Spitler, Vogtsberger and figures rather than actual popu- University student Greg Ri- Earlier in the evening, Under- struction. The company also lars to the area. Huffman. lation. The BG News editor John chey voiced his opinions about graduate Student Government agreed to make all street and Armstrong said the com- Kohlstrand broke the story in Martin's comments. voted to table a bill Monday night traffic light additions - at no pany would attract other Friday's edition. "Restricting voting rights to calling for the redistricting of cost to the city. businesses, industrial as well Mr. Manners: "The question we want an- property ownership was over- the city wards. as commercial, and would METHUEN, Mass. - A swered here tonight is why it turned hundreds of years ago," The bill sponsored by senators According to the proposal, greatly aid the city. city official who was thrown took nearly 20 years for anyone he said. "I'm just as affected by Michael Brennan, Scott Michae- the traffic would not be as out of a Housing Authority to take action concerning this in- taxes as permanent residents." lis and Mike Sears was con- congested as it would if a fac- Bowling Green land de- meeting for using obsceni- justice and why was this action Mayor Wes Hoffman respond- cerned with the unequal and pos- tory was built, where trucks velopers also spoke in favor ties is proposing an amend- taken by a group of students," ed to the statement by Sears and sibly unlawful distribution of the would regularly transport of the rezoning at the hearing. ment requiring good man- Sears asked. "Could it be because other students who spoke at the wards. their goods. ners at official functions. we demand the same rights as meeting. "There certainly was no After much debate USG de- Also, the city has not been See Meijer, pages. the permanent residents of this deliberate attempt to dis- Councilor Raffi Takesian city, and one of those rights is the enfranchise any students," See Students, page S. said his "be nice" rule is to protect constituents who have been called crazy and stupid by town officials when expressing opinions Accused UT murderer linked to fires on subjects such as water and sewer rates. Campus police officer held on $1 million bail, hearing set for next Tuesday

"Even if you don't happen by Mitch Weiss Toledo Police Chief Marti Fel- to agree with what tax- The Associated Press jail on $1 million bond in the ker and police Capt. Tom Gulch shooting death of nursing student payers say, you have to give "He's a man with an exemplary record. This isn't the type ot said Hodge was one of the search them the right to say it," Melissa Anne Herstrum, 19. He was being held on the medical thing that he's ever been involved with or accused of. He's team officers who found the stu- Takesian said. "Who says TOLEDO - A University of dent's body. you're right all the time? Toledo police officer accused of floor of the Lucas County jail. never been arrested. He's never been in custody. So killing a student may also be re- His lawyer, Alan Konop, said You may learn something obviously these are very difficult times for him" Police said wrist marks indi- from these people." sponsible for the fires that dam- police were watching Hodge to aged several campus buildings, prevent him from possibly harm- Alan Konop, lawyer for accused murderer Jeffrey cating the victim may have been the school's head of security said ing himself. handcuffed led them to consider Hodge whether a law enforcement offi- Lottery Monday. "He's a man with an exemplary Nine fires broke out in three record. This lsnt the type of m cer was involved. Hodge is also suspected of fir- CLEVELAND (AP) - Here university buildings during a 24 thing that he's ever been in- the university's Scott Park cam- Posner said he was unsure are Monday night's Ohio hour period on Labor Day week- volved with or accused of. He's pus, about a mile south of the whether Hodge and Herstrum ing five shots from a semiauto- Lottery selections: end, Aug. 31 to Sept. 1. They never been arrested He's never main compus. She was shot 14 were acquainted. He said Hodge matic weapon into a coed resi- Pick 3 Numbers: 8-8-9 caused thousands of dollars in been in custody. So obviously times. had responded to a car accident dence hall on Jan. 20, Posner Pick 4 Numbers: 1-8-7-9 damage. these are very difficult times for Assistant Lucas County Pros- on campus several hours before said. One bullet nearly hit a Cards: 8 of Hearts The fires were set by someone him," Konop said. ecutor Curt Posner said he would the disappearance of Herstrum, sleeping student. 5 of Clubs who had keys to the buildings, Hodge did not enter a plea dur- seek the death penalty when he who had stopped to offer assis- Police said Hodge also re- 6 of Diamonds said Public Safety Director ing his court appearance in Mun- presents the case to a grand jury tance at the scene. sponded promptly to the site of Ace of Spades Frank Pizzulo. icipal Court. He showed no emo- this week. the residence hall shooting. Officials were trying to de- tion and looked toward the floor. "We have no indication of No motive was determined in whether or not they made contact Herstrum's roommate, Deborah The Super Lotto Jackpot is termine whether Jeffrey Hodge Judge Denise Dartt set a pre- Doritty, reported her missing $16 million. worked that weekend, he said. liminary hearing for Feb. 11. the slaying. or whether or not they even saw According to warrants, Her- each other. But we do know cir- late last Sunday. Doritty told "We're not ruling out any pos- Hodge was charged with ag- police that Herstrum left their CompUedfivm stuff and sibilities at this time. We have to gravated murder in the slaying strum was removed from her car cumstantially that they both and taken to the Scott Park cam- were there at that particular apartment early Sunday after re- wire reports. look at everything," he said. of Herstrum. of Rocky River. ceiving a telephone call. Hodge, 22, was ordered held in Her body was found Jan. 27 on pus, where she was shot. time," Posner said.

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page two The BG News Tuesday, February 4,1992 isr****" JOHN KOMI STRAND m The BG News UK NOT IN NOT enima STRANGE! AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE M KENNEDY! I FOUNDED IN 1920. JEREMY STONE WEBER JACQUELINE PORTER THESE MANAGING EDITOR CITY EDITOR WHMUZIrtt PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR S10RIE5 ARE AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER AMY APPLEBAUM GREG WATSON fW.SE! SESSION. ASSOCIATE EDITOR EDITORIAL EDITOR TrANOT m #£K KENNEDY NOT 214 WEST HALL MATTHEW A. DANEMAN FRANK ESPOSITO m.. HERE! BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY INSIDER EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 TRISH DAVIS IRENE BABEAUX COPYRIGHT 1992, The BG News NEWS EDITOR COPY CHIEF Editorial Roundups: Some Japanese leaders reportedly ployers are helping their workers to feel sorry for America. Not Yoshio buy American-built cars. Sakurauchi, the speaker of Japan's * • * * House of Representatives. He thinks The (Findlay) Courier, Jan. 30 American workers are lazy and their In his State of the Union address Tues- lack of productivity caused the imba- day night, President Bush proposed lance of trade between our country and some sensible steps that would be good his. medicine for America's ailing economy. If anything, Americans are not lazy; But sensible or not, there seems to be At the limits of his brain our leaders have been too wimpy. In- little chance the White House and Con- stead of demanding Japan match our gress will get together for any sem- Martone does some listing, cleaning and well.. free trade policies, we have tried to blance of coordinated effort to boost Good morning! Enjoying your persuade them to adopt 'fair' trade pol- the economy. West Hall) and you can get your breakfast? Mchael Martone name In the paper (if you want icies. A bit of an apology: usually, I it). Right after mine - Mike Mar- What was sorely needed and missing pick a theme for a column (such tone! Many are showing their displeasure in the State of the Union address and as 'Rights' or 'Freedom') and with Japan by participating in Opera- the Democratic reaction was a calmer then spend most of the weekend I read in Newsweek that in tion Jump Start, where American em- let's reason-together approach trying to weave the various polit- Spike Lee's quest for maximum ical and social implications of realism In his upcoming film differing interpretations of that about Malcolm X, he is seriously theme. considering converting to Islam in order to be given permission to Studying Bush's Address Unfortunately, I've had quite a opinions or guts or anything like be the first filmmaker to ever busy weekend, and I've had no that. shoot movie footage inside the "This will not stand." This = a year - I'd like to see the new time to work on my column until holy city of Mecca. A year ago, phrase was used by President P8PPJI1 SSh car you can get for that. Sunday evening, and working on Salman Rushdie converted to Is- Bush a week ago to address the Also, he made no mention of four hours of sleep the best Josh is finally coming lam in a failed attempt to get "hard times we're in" for his the other ramifications of this ac- themes I could come up with tomorrow to Anderson Arena to Iranian leaders to commute his State of the Union message. tion. What happens when it's tax were 'Leftover tidbits that dldnt give a lecture on 'Maximum Sex,' death sentence. Evoking the memory of the time and you have been paying fit in previous weeks' and 'I think discussing a Christian viewpoint Who here thinks that Josh still first time he used it (last year, less witholding tax? Two things - Mike Brennan's a turd for diss- of sex, morality and satisfaction. has a thing or two to learn about prior to the Gulf war). President you either get a smaller refund ing me in his last column.' However, in the Interests of mak- marketing a faith? Bush hoped the use of this phrase check or end up having to write ing available alternative view- • " Mike Martone! • • would spur on the American citi- Uncle Sam a check come April I chose the former. But that points, other lectures are being Some people you just can't zen (read: VOTER) and help his 15, 1993. In order to ensure that doesn't mean that Brennan's not funded that same evening. reach. Jeffrey Dahmer has ad- sagging popularity. However, Even if some of these people such a thing doesn't happen to a turd. mitted to eating the corpses of let's look at the points he brought have IRAs, they couldn't have too you, fill out another W-2 form ■■•■•■ Mike Martone will be following his victims after drugging, kill- up and see how much substance much in them (you can only put with your employer...soon. The You all wouldn't believe just Josh's lecture in Anderson Arena ing and raping them (in that or- really exists. IS percent of your gross yearly new tax witholding takes effect how cool it is seeing your name in with an autobiographical speech der). Talk about unsafe sex! income in an IRA). Also, the ones March 1. print. Mike Martone. Mike Mar- - 'Minimum Sex,' followed by You've got to think that in tra- The first issue President Bush who would have IRAs at this time tone. I could type it as much as I BUI Clinton 'None Of Your Damn ditional cannibalism there has to brought up was a reduction in the in their lives probably don't need President Bush also advocates want! Mike Martone! Business WHO I Sex,' and con- be SOME exchange of bodily military budget: "By 1997 we will the help. Will this stand? a cut In the capital gains tax. He it's got quite a ring to it, no? cluding with Freddy Falcon, with fluids, no matter how carefully have cut defense by 30 percent says that "sixty percent of the 'How To Get A Little Tall.' Frieda you boil your lover first. Re- since I took office." President Bush also proposed people who benefit from lower GEORGE BUSH'S NOTES FOR condoms will be distributed. member - when you eat some- Do you realize how much 30 to raise the personal exemption capital gains have incomes under THE STATE OF THE UNION body, you're eating everybody percent over the span of nine by $500 per child for every fami- $50,000." ADDRESS: that he or she has eaten in the years is?3 J percent a year! Pret- ly. Look closely - this is not a tax That's all well and good, but - Don't throw up Fifteen of the most bitter oxy- last 10 years. I just hope that, ty drastic cut there! credit, this is an exemption. If a how about the other 40 percent? - Mention the war (cuz they morons of all time: when Jeffrey sat down for lunch, Why not cut some of the family files in the $31,000 tax Do you think they make $65,000? forgot) IS) Humane Society he was wearing a condom. $25-plus billion CIA budget? bracket, a $500 exemption equals $75,000? No, they make more like - Education yes, crime no, 14) Moral Majority What is the purpose of the CIA only a savings of $155 on its $300,000. health care yes, budget no, taxes 13) Innocent Bystander And speaking of condoms, I'm now that the threat from Com- taxes. maybe 12) Common Sense just waiting for some guy in Of munism is gone (remember, we Do they really need the help? - Mention Mike Martone 11) Business Ethics fenhauer or Conklin (or with a won the Cold War) ~ scratch, Something to think about; the - Get macho about the capital 10) Medical Care girlfriend in Mac) to spend his grunt, snort, belch? Hopefully the American voter only people whose salaries actu- gains thing (March 20?) 9) Business Ethics last 60 cents in a vending If the CIA budget would be cut win be able to see through ally (figure inflation) grew over - (If not going well) Declare 8) Popular Culture machine, accidentally press the in half and the funds distributed the past decade were the ones war on Japan 7) Mike Martone wrong button and try to make do equally to each of the 50 states an the smoke and flulf...and whose salary exceeded $250,000. 6) United States with a rubber band and a Skor for higher education, the 12 state make a wel-informed The rate of growth? Close to SO 5) Reagan's Memoirs Bar wrapper. universities in Ohio would each decision. PERCENT! Before Bush's State of the 4) International Law receive $20.8 million! But hey, As President Bush says, the Union Address, each major can- 3) WarFair Thanks to Jesse Squire to we need to continue covert oper- American people arent impres- didate for the Democratic presi- 2) Man Kind pointing out Democratic respon- ations against nations like, like, sed by gimmicks. Yet that is ex- dential nomination was asked 1) Death Penalty ses, to 3rd floor Darrow for help- Angola? actly what he is trying to pass off what HE thought Bush should tell ing with the oxymorons and spe- President Bush gave us a cou- A tax credit, on the other hand, as legitimate plans. Will the the nation. They all spoke at cial thanks to Mike Brennan for ple of proposals to bring us out of is just as it says. If you get a $500 American public be fooled? Only length, except for Bill Clinton Hey! I've only received two suggesting the Skor Bar. That the recession. Will they work? credit on your taxes, then you time (and Nov. 3rd) will tell. who was unavailable for com- letters so far in response to my doesnt mean that he's not a turd, He would like to allow first- pay $500 less. Any deception ment, and Bob Kerrey who had request for your opinions of how though. time home buyers to withdraw here? Will this, too, stand? I hope the American voter will one sentence to say. Apparently, money is wasted on campus. savings from IRAs without pen- President Bush has also de- be able to see through all the when you're a front runner, you (Two GOOD letters, but not Mike Martone is a columnist alty. The theory is that this will cided to change the federal tax smoke and fluff (from both the don't have to resort to despera- enough for a column yet.) Write for The BG News, but not for promote the sale of homes. witholding tables. This will mean Republicans and Democrats) that tion tactics - like having ideas or to me c/o The BG News (210 long. Problem is, home sales should less tax can be taken out of pay- is characteristic of an election soon begin taking an upturn checks. According to the presi- year and make a well-informed anyway (interest rates are falling dent, this will mean an influx of decision. like President Bush's approval $25 billion Into our economy in •This will not stand" may be Responses rating). Also, how many people the next year ~ "money people more prophetic than President would this plan actually help? Bush thinks. He may wake up one Letters of the editor should If presenting a letter in per- right to edit any submitted can use to help pay for clothing, be 200-300 words in length. All son, please bring a picture ID, work for clarity and brevity. What do you think is the average morning and find he is the one college, or to get a new car." letters must be typed, signed along with a home phone num- If not submitting a letter or age of first-time home buyers? Sounds great, but $25 billion that is no longer standing. and Include the writer's tele- ber. guest column in person, please Upper 20s? Lower 30s? How distributed over the whole coun- Pen-in Sah is a senior political phone number, address or on- The News reserves the right address the submission to: many people this age have IRAs? try equals about $100 per person science major. campus mall box, plus class to refuse any letter deamed The Editorial Editor rank or occupation, major and malicious or ilbelous. The BG News BG News Staff hometown. The News also reserves the 210 West Hall

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Special Letter Letters to the Editor Josh is coming tlve persons of today should be aware of and very possibly sur- Clearing up to the University prised by what you hear. I sure Abortion isn't so simple was! campus snow The BG News: Greg Gardner Next Wednesday, Josh The BG News: Junior The BG News cells you and I have lost this artificially creating a person, McDowell will be coming to In the Friday, Jan. 24, 1992, Last Friday, I was sitting in morning combing our hair, or outside the womb! BGSU to give a presentation enti- Spanish education edition of The BG News, a quote the Union when a number of all the living cells in the body At that point, any cell in the tled "Maximum Sex." I realize was attributed to me that was In- friends showed up. Our con- we will lose today due to expo- body may be important to the basically everyone on campus is A BGSU tribute correct and which may create a versation soon turned toward sure to the elements? generation of life. Maybe, aware of this, as Campus Cru- misconception as to how faculty an issue that is back in full The fetal cell is made up of those same hair follicles that sade for Christ has been publiciz- to Bob Marley are paid. force in the news. all the genes that constitute the fell today could be the basis of ing it. In regard to how "essential" I mean abortion. imprint of the human to be this creation. Then does losing The purpose of this letter is not The BG News: services might be covered dur- The most important obser- formed, and so do the tens of those follicles or skin cells to inform people that it is taking The Caribbean Association fo- ing a cancellation of classes, I vation is, contrary to what any thousands of cells you and I constitute a morally wrong place, but to recommend it to cuses attention during Black His- suggested that classified and/or group wants you to believe, will lose today. fact? everyone, regardless of sexual tory Month on the Honorable administrative staff members abortion is not an issue of life How about fetal tissue? My If that is morally acceptable beliefs. Robert Nesta Marley (Bob Mar- who handle essential services or death After all, we need to understanding is that it is pos- then why can't we use fetal tis- Talking to some friends, I got ley), who brought international might rotate responsibility for kill in order to survive. sible to use that tissue for sue to save human lives? the impression many people do recognition to the music of reg- covering those services so the If you are eating a burger, transplant in the adult popula- If you would approve of not want to go because they are gae with his songs of hope, ins- same persons were not always think about the cow it came tion without having the host abortion in these cases, then afraid they will be offended by piration, struggle and unity called in during inclement from, or even if eating a salad, body reject it. how about poverty and misery? what is said. ("One Love".) weather or when travel on local remember that lettuce is a liv- The benefit of using fetal tis- I personally viewed a video- On Feb. 6, Bob would have been highways would be dangerous. ing thing. sues could be saving one or Finally, let us go back to the tape of Josh giving the presen- 47 years old - today his songs are When faculty who are under Abortion is a highly theologi- more human lives. Walt! It gets original question. When does tation, and I can tell you he does still relevant in their messages contract come in on snow days, and are appreciated by an in- cal issue. It is the issue of even more complex. the fetus get a soul? I simply do not try to cram his beliefs down holidays, weekends, etc., they whether a fetus has a soul or Can we support life outside not know. And neither do you. anyone's throat, but instead pre- creasing number of people of all receive no extra compensation. not. Cows and lettuce are not the womb? Sure we can. So how The only stand I can take is sents actual up-to-date facts ages, especially the collge gener- Many faculty did come in on the believed to have eternal souls, about the cells that make up pro-choice. In a land that va- backed by statistics, as well as ation. day classes were canceled but Marley's true and complete thus we can kill them. 'literally' test-tube fetuses? lues the individual, I believe shares the happiness he has did so on their own volition and When it comes to the issue of Are they entitled to the same each of us needs to make found in a Christ-centered sex recognition is yet to come. Let us not for financial gain. at Bowling Green State Universi- abortion, the big question is: treatment as the rest of the fe- choices for ourselves. life. Leigh Chiarelott when does the fetus get the tuses, even though they are ar- My attitude does not encour- He does make his beliefs ty remember his music, message Chairman and legacy of universality for soul, at conception, at birth or tificial to some extent? age abortions. It does not pros- known, but does so in a non- Faculty Senate persons of all colors, races and If your answer to the pre- ecute people who choose it, offensive way. I would recom- at what time in between? ages. The Catholic church equates vious question Is yes, then con- either. mend you go hear McDowell Trust does not speak Wednesday night at An- A local musical tribute will conception with the receipt of sider that in the future it may take place on Feb. 29. Peace, one JohnFarhat derson Arena, no matter what the eternal soul. Yet, I ask, why become possible to recreate a love and solidarity. mean no rape does that single cell differ in human being through the use Graduate student your sexual beliefs may be. any way from all the living of genes from cells in the body. Computer science You will be presented with R-ErrolLam some facts that all sexually ac- The BG News: BGSU Carribbean Association I would like to respond to the column "The fear of campus rape" by Katrina Vandenberg in the Jan. 24, 1992 edition of the The BG News. I do think she has every right to be angry about the hours of her life snatched away by what is a very real fear. Crimes against women are at an all-time high, and every year we see more women assaulted than the year before. However, more than half of the one in seven women raped while in college know and trust their rapist. I totally agree that no one should be forced to live in fear. Being a women in these times, tragically, means just that.

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Dance dispute ruling expected Proposals due

by Kirk Paveiich The mediation committee was The BG News "The folks to whom ift directed, of formed last November to review course, will be die first ones to get the the events of an Aug. 28 Phi Beta for international Sigma-sponsored "Ice Breaker" The mediation committee to information, and subsequent to that it will resolve the dispute between Phi dance in which a fight occurred. Beta Sigma fraternity and the be available for public access." The fraternity alleges the cam- study programs University police has completed pus police deliberately falsified Robert Martin, vice president of the severity of the incident in its report and the administration by Klmbetly Larson operations their report. is expected to make a final de- The BC News they are still in college," cision on the matter today. In response to the incident, Newman said. According to committee "We've in essence completed son said. "They have definitely protest leaders Muhammad The committee realized chairwoman Mary Pegram, the our review of the report and have not put any communication to us. Luster, Tonia Simmons, Maurice The International Educa- many of the international report was turned in to Vice prepared correspondence that I'll see them at the Board of Tate and Willie Garrett present- tion Committee appointed by exchange programs already President of Student Affairs we're going to be sending out," Trustees meeting Friday and ed a list of six demands to the University President Paul established at the University Mary Edmonds and Vice Presi- Martin said. "The folks to whom that's when I'll be asking ques- administration. Olscamp Is accepting propos- are strictly language-based. dent of Operations Robert Martin it's directed, of course, will be tions." Three demands have been met: als from students and faculty "We wanted to expand the last week. the first ones to get the informa- Jackson said the mediation an effort to make the University wishing to barriers so it was not based "The report is with Dr. Ed- tion, and subsequent to that it committee has completed every- police department more cultura- augment on a language," Newman said. monds and Dr. Martin, those who will be available for public ac- thing required of it and the only lly diverse; the right to choose their learn- "We are interested in innova- appointed us," she said. "They cess." thing left now is the decision. non-University security for ing experi- tions and new ideas." New- will be, I'm sure, contacting the Committee member Jason "We gave a thorough, 15-page black greek events; and a copy of ence by man said some students have media and so forth." Jackson said he believes the ad- report," Jackson said. "We made all police reports for black greek traveling shown an interest In Central Martin said he and Edmonds ministration has had enough time upwards of 10 to 15 recom- events to be available within 48 abroad. America, South Africa anri have reviewed the committee's to review the report and make a mendations, of which I'm not at hours. The many other places not nor- recommendations and have final decision on the matter. liberty to discuss until they make Among the demands still committee mally visited by college stu- reached a final decision. He said "We did all of the work, so I a decision. Hopefully that is soon pending include the immediate Is inter- dents. an outline of the decision will be would fail to see why a lot of this so I will be at liberty to discuss dismissal of Cpl. John Shumaker, ested in Crawford "We are working on an available this morning. deliberation is happening," Jack- why we made them." the officer who filed the report. creative exchange with the Mendeleev proposals which would allow Institute in Moscow," he said. the University to participate "But it is very hectic there more fully in foreign right now." exchange programs, commit- The proposals may be for Seminar stresses power, leadership tee chairman Donald New- University students to travel by Julie Taglialerro man said. abroad or for individuals The BG News dents would take the information The committee, acting in from other countries wishing "Because of the way the training works, the students they were given to benefit them conjunction with the office of to study at the University. In their college environment. continuing education, has ac- The proposals should con- University students had the basically taught themselves." "I hope those who attended will quired about 120 tuition tain ideas and activities the opportunity to learn leadership Rob Nosse, Ohio Student Association president use the skills they learned to im- waivers and $120,000 in in- individuals wish to pursue in skills to help them in job-related, prove the quality of students' ternal endowments from Ols- the foreign country of their political and social areas this lives at Bowling Green," Nosse camp and the Board of choice while also explaining weekend. can have and how they can These three points were em- said."There has to be a demon- Trustees. requests for travel am", study achieve this power." phasized through group exer- stration of authority and power According to Suzanne costs. The seminar, which took place Nosse also said the session cises rather than lecture. These to achieve a goal." Crawford, dean of continuing One important purpose of on Friday through Sunday, was defined power and taught how to included role-playing situations USG member Kelly Warner education, the endowment the committee was to In- sponsored by Undergraduate use it as a strategy in building that dealt with areas including was the site coordinator of the will be continuous. crease the numbers of Inter- Student Governments of the organization. confrontation in the business session. She said USG's National, Crawford said the Univer- national students on campus, University, the University of He said one of the major con- world and recruiting someone to State and Community Affairs sity Is concerned because Newman said. Toledo and Wright State Univer- cepts covered at the session was accept one's point. Committee worked with OSA to there are many opportunities "For a Category One school, sity. "direct action organizing," which "Because of the way the train- bring the session to the Universi- for students, but they have which Bowling Green is, we Rob Nosse, the executive di- consists of three steps: ing works, the students basically ty. This was the first year the not been told of them yet. have a relatively small num- rector of the Ohio Student Asso- ♦Do something to win concrete taught themselves," Nosse said. seminar was held at the Univer- "Time is running out for ber of foreign students on ciation, was one of three trainers improvements; Organizational strategies and sity, but both Nosse and Warner students [to apply for the campus," he said. "We have at the event. ♦Make people aware of their focusing on particular targets said they hope it will be a recur- programs] and requests are about one-half or one-fourth According to Nosse, the focus own sense of power, were other areas that were rent event. needed immediately," Craw- the number that other Cate- of the program was to "teach ♦Alter relations of power to covered at the seminar. Warner said the seminar ford said. gory One schools have." In- students about the power they get what one wants. Nosse said he hoped the stu- covered topics she was pre- Newman said the commit- ternational relations are be- viously aware of, yet it helped tee was established to in- coming increasingly impor- her. crease the opportunity for tant because of the world's "[The session] re-defined students and faculty to gain Increasing technology. 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Bloodmobile goal The Waiting Room set at 1,000 pints for this week by Michael Zawackl The BC News "We're realy proud to be The American Red Cross has the number one mobile and positioned one of its bloodmo- to have the students and biles in the Northeast Commons and will be accepting donors this other people coming to week from 11 am. to S p.m. donate their blood." This particular bloodmobile is the largest in Northwest Ohio Judy Goris, Red Cross with a weekly goal of collecting blood chairwoman 1,000 pints of blood. "We're really proud to be the "We need the blood very, very, number one mobile and to have very badly," Goris said. the students and other people Goris said all types of blood are coming to donate their blood," needed and prospective blood said Judy Goris, Red Cross blood donors should be healthy, symp- chairwoman. tom-free, 17 years of age or older Patrick Shepherd, student and should weigh more than 110 chairman, said the Red Cross has pounds. She added that donors a slight shortage because Jan- should get a good night's rest and uary's blizzard set bloodmobiles eat 3 to 4 hours before donating. behind schedule. Toledo radio stations WVKS 92.5 KISS-FM and WIOT "Some non-priority surgeries 104.7-FM, as well as University have been canceled in the region station WFAL 680 AM/Cable 14, due to the blood shortage," Shep- will be sending disk jockeys to herd said. promote the blood drive. The Red Cross is the sole sup- The bloodmobile generally plier of 10 counties and all 19 makes several visits to the Uni- hospitals in Northwest Ohio. versity each year. TW BG Ncwi/TIa N.nn«o In Relationships on the Road, senior Jeff Merhlge portrays a Recital Hall Monday. The play kicked off Romance and Responsi- Campus briefs character revisiting the center where be tested HIV positive. An bility Month and touched on topics including AIDS, sexual assault, A special Golden Buckeye feature Michael Mimes speaking Interactive drama troupe performed several skits in the Bryan effective communication and healthy relationships. Card sign-up will take place at on "The Environmental Crisis: A Kroger's, 1096 N. Main St., today Christian Response" 7:30 p.m. from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sunday in the University of Any Ohio resident age 60 or Toledo's Law Auditorium. older, or any Ohio resident who is Ilimes is an associate profes- 18 years of age or older and cer- sor of the University of Notre Kaplan to discuss tax code plan tified totally and permanently Dame Department of Theology. disabled may apply for the card. He is also the collegiate director Many businesses statewide at Notre Dame and a priest of the Faculty Senate to weigh pros, cons of additional witholdings honor the card by offering dis- Diocese of Brooklyn. counts on goods and services. The lecture, which is spon- by Kimberiy Larson sored by the Newman Club and The BG News right now," Kaplan said. "Presently faculty This is another reason the University may TOLEDO - The Tenth Annual Corpus Christi University Par- and staff pay a part of their premium. We not want the Section 125 plan enacted. Murray Lecture series will ish, is free and open to the public. would like the University to expand and in- An employee which has made one payment Dr. Joshua Kaplan, chairman of the admin- clude additional money for dependent care [ into the account has 12 months of credit. If, istrative staff council, has been invited to elderly and child care], and health care after only paying for the first month, the in- Meijer speak at the Faculty Senate meeting today to costs." dividual needs health care, the University discuss part of a federal tax code plan which The University may be wary of enacting must pay the rest. Then, if the employee Continued from page 1. would benefit faculty and staff if enacted. such a plan for two reasons, he said. quits after the first month, the University is Preferred Properties owner planning commission, said the The Section 125 plan allows employers to "First of all, it will take much more effort left covering the cost. Doug Valentine said he has fol- major issue is the master plan. set aside a certain amount of their em- to administrate this," he said. "Now, it "There is some financial exposure for the lowed Meijer as a company and Although the city planning com- ployees' salary each month The money [payment of the premium] is automatic. University, but most people don't quit their believed it would be a great op- mission has a history of being would go into an account which would help There is no decision of when and where it jobs in the middle of the year," Kaplan said. portunity for the city to develop flexible concerning the plan on a cover health care and child care costs, and will be paid - the computer handles that." "The year could be determined to be from the area. number of issues, he believed it would be, to some extent, tax deductible. The employee basically decides how much July 1, until June 30." "I definitely feel we should was necessary to maintain the o- According to Kaplan, the money would go money per month will be taken out of break something east," he said. riglnal plans for the land for in- into the account before it is reported to the his/her salary and put into the account, and This way, employees would be less likely "[Meijer]has a good clean ap- dustrial and agricultural use. Federal Government, so it would not be after the first payment, the employee is au- to quit due to the fact that the budget year proach, they have nice landscap- Prances Recker, a resident of taxed as part of the employee's income. tomatically given credit for 12 months pay- occurs from July 1 through June 30. This is ing, and the city isn't putting out East Poe Road, said there should "The University has part of the 125 plan ment, Kaplan said. the time when positions are decided. a dime for the roads." be a question of whether Bowling Valentine added Meijer must Green can afford to support both Students see an excellent opportunity in a Meijer store and a Wal-Mart, Bowling Green to propose to de- which also has plans to develop in Continued from page 1. velop here. the city. least 50 percent students who majority of the senators. the districting of the wards, as i is now, is illegal. Robert Maurer of Greenbriar "I'm not sure we can actually cided to table the bill by a vote of would have equal voting rights to USG president Mike Sears said Inc. agreed with Valentine and depend on that," she said. 21-2-1. The bill called for the re- the other members, and the stu- the wards must be as equal as However, Kelly Warner cited said it would be an excellent ap- Council's main objection to the districting of the city of Bowling dents be chosen in conjunction possible and at this point they are three court cases - first read at a 1981 city council meeting when plication of zoning for the area rezoning of the property from Green into six wards based upon with USG. not - and have not been for 19 the issue was discussed then J "You've got to have flexibility A-l agricultural and M-2 general the 1990 census figures. USG members were not in years. in an area," he said. "I don't think industrial to B-2 general com- In addition, it requested a re- agreement on the bill from the Senator Dwayne Sattler ques- that attempted to prove the pre! University students want to pass mercial, was the city's master districting process committee start of the meeting, with much tioned the claim by Kohlstrand sent situation of the city is ill gal. industry." plan would have been altered. that would be composed of at debate and comments from the and the sponsors of the bill that "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush," Maurer said. This was a concern because He further emphasized the Council believed the master plan Meijer venture would imme- provided a balance between in- diately increase the tax base for dustrial and commercial use, and •SPRING UfPDflTE ON« the city, and Bowling Green if it was changed in any fashion, would be a witness of a "trickle it would weaken the city's posi- down theory of other benefits." tion to maintain continuity. City However, several citizens Council President Joyce Kepke COLLEGE LIVING strongly objected to the changing said. of the zoning. "If we don't provide for [a bal- A SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO John Quinn, a past member of ance] we will be in trouble," she council and a member of the said. ■iVK^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSv-NNN"-!---- THE BG NEWS RENT NOW FOR FALL 1992 COLUMBIA COURT APTS. B.G.'s Newest Apartment Complex Close to B.G.S.U. Whatever is new and trendy, you'll Find it in this edition. Call us for our FASHIONS In tomorrow's newspaper DINING FEBRUARY HAIRSTYLES ENTERTAINMENT SPECIAL MUSIC THINGS TO DO Four Man Rate AD MK& sras#- ^ ETC. ETC. ETC!!! SS CALL US AT 352-0717 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY FOR MORE INFORMATION Cv GREENBRIAR INC., MGR. 214 WEST HALL 372-2601 :-Xw>>>x-:w:-Xw:-:-x-:v>x-:-:-x-:->:->:-:-:': Local

page six The BG News Tuesday, February 4,1992 Students warned about jury obligation Voting drive caused confusion, official says by Chris Hawley The BC News "We have informed them that it is an obligation and a responsibility." A right to the ballot box means Greg Bakies, Student Legal Services managing responsibility to the jury box. Wood County courts officials are attorney warning students. Jury coordinators are com- the same time, she said. Student Legal Services Manag- plaining that University students Bowling Green Municipal ing Attorney Greg Bakies, who is who registered to vote last year Court Deputy Clerk Lucille preparing a pamphlet on the im- are now protesting that they are Niceley said the lower court has plications of registering to vote being called for jury duty in fewer problems with reluctant locally, said his office has been common pleas trials. jury candidates because mis- contacted by some students "It's been a major problem for demeanor trials are typically questioning summonses to jury us," Common Pleas Court Deputy shorter, usually only one day duty. Jury Commissioner Mary Beth long, while common pleas aver- "We have informed them that Crawford said. age two to three days in length it is an obligation and a responsi- She said students make up 20 to Hernandez said she believes bility," Bakies said. 40 of the 235 voters called for the door-to-door voter registra- However, students who believe jury duty every three weeks, and tion drives conducted during last they cannot miss classes or handling those that protest, do year's political season are at exams may be given an "out," not respond or have changed ad- fault for much of the confusion. Hernandez said. She said those dresses since registering is slow- Such efforts succeeded in add- registered locally but attending ing jury arraignment efforts. ing more than 2,500 students to school outside Wood County are Jury Coordinator Tina Her- Wood County election rolls, but not summoned, and students who nandez said she has received many of the new voters sum- live in the county during the more than 10 telephone calls in moned by the court say drive summer are often allowed to one day from students complain- volunteers did not give them all re-schedule jury duty for the ing that they cannot serve on a of the facts on registration - or summer to avoid missing classes. jury. tell them registration could make John Gardner, a senior pre- "At least once or twice a day them jury candidates. med student, said he arranged to I'm going to get a call from a stu- "I wish I would have known, postpone jury duty until the end dent," Hernandez said. "And the because I probably wouldn't have of the school year. first thing they say is, 'I'm not a registered," said Kimberly Feis- "I'm more than happy and will- resident.'" ter, a sopohomore psychology ing to serve on a jury," Gardner She said many University stu- major summoned for jury duty in said. "Just not now." dents do not understand that lists January. Eligibility for jury duty can of registered voters - not legal Charles Winters, a marketing The BC Ntwi/Jay Murdock only be canceled if students lose residents or licensed drivers - education major, also was con- the registration to vote locally, Some students could be getting this view of a courtroom as they are called up for jury duty. Jury duty are used in gathering prospec- tacted by jury officials. Winters Hernandez said. She said once is based upon a random drawing from registered voters, and many students registered this past fall in tive jurors in Wood County. said he was unaware that he students are notified that they Wood County. Many students do not know that could be summoned for jury duty are prospective jurors, they may failing to appear for jury duty is and blamed drive workers who be able to transfer their registra- Contact Your a criminal offense and some are helped him register. tion out of Wood County before Local Chapter. American Red Cross even in violation of the law by be- "They didn't inform us enough, + ing registered in two counties at I guess," he said. See Jury Duty, page 7. AZA AZA AHA AHA AZA AZA AZA AZA AZA AZA AZA AZA ASA AZA AZA FORGET THE HEAT Worried About The Cost Of Heating? Well Don't! \i rn\ At Campus Manor All Utilities Are Paid Except Electric. $ LISA AYSOIN • 2 Bdrm. $ Close to Campus I.OHIN SMITH • Off-Street Parking 24 hr. Em. 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Market ripe for home buyers Former student First-time shoppers looking at very low mortgage interest rates expected to plead by Christopher Miller The BC News This often translates into tens than 90 if under dangerous condi- Interest rates on 30-year mort- of thousands of dollars for pro- tions such as war. gages are generally lower than guilty at hearing spective buyers. Most young col- "Not many young people quali- those applied to the 15-year rate, The test of patience and re- lege graduates do not have these fy for the VA financing," Werkman added. straint synonymous with apart- kinds of assets. McGuire added. Quinn believes students who ment and residence hall living Federal Housing Administra- Ultimately, the most important may be contemplating the pur- Nine doses of LSD found in can lead to fantasies of one day tion [FHA] and Veterans Admin- hurdle facing first-time buyers - chase of a new house In the fu- fulfilling that old American day- istration [VA]financing are two the one which ultimately de- ture should think twice before freshman's residence hall room dream -- owning your very own ways for interested buyers with termines whether they can se- investing the money, regardless home. little available cash to obtain a cure a loan - Is the question of of what the interest rates may be. ky Chris Hawliy For University students who loan, although there are certain personal credit history. The BG News are facing the prospect of llfe- stipulations. "Over the long run, owning a after-college, the market is ripe "Recently, [the FHA and the Bounced checks and late car house isn't all it's cracked up to for first-time home buyers. VA] are charging the borrower payments weigh heavily against be," Quinn said. A freshman who left the "Two weeks ago, rates were at what they call a funding fee, a loan applicant, especially if ap- Quinn cited a recently released University last semester be- the lowest level they've been in which Is a one-time fee for the proval is sought through a source Harvard study which suggests cause of a drug arrest is ex- 27 years," said Kirk Werkman, [financing]," said Dan McGuirc, other than the bank, York pointed the decreased number of poten- pected to plead guilty Feb. 10 mortgage and loan vice president a mortgage and loan officer for out. tial home-buyers, the "post-baby to a charge of attempted John Shumaker, for the Mid Am Bank on South Huntington National Bank. boomers,' will not provide the abuse of LSD. Main Street. "If you have to go through a same volume of home consump- Mark Breisch, Dayton, con- University police "Mortgage interest rates are "With the FHA it's a one-time private mortgage insurance tion as the baby-boomers of the fessed to dealing LSD after corporal probably as low as they're going fee [initially] plus a monthly re- company [for your loan], they 70s and '80s. University police found nine to get," said Kevin Quinn of the newal fee [for the length of the have stiffer standards," York "We wont see that apprecia- doses of the drug in his room University's economics depart- mortgage]," McGuire said. said. tion in value [of homes]," Quinn in the Phi Kappa Tau house. told police he was distribut- ment. With FHA-approved financing, said. Assistant County Prosecutor ing the LSD to another dealer While low interest rates are at- a prospective buyer can put as Once a loan has been approved, Gwen Howe-Gebers said Bre- for $6 a dose and had handled tractive, there are other factors little as 3 percent down on the two options basically face the "Everybody in the past thought isch was charged Jan. 22 with between 10 and 12 trans- which first-time buyers should cost of the house, while VA ap- buyer in terms of the length of owning a home was a great in- attempted drug abuse, a first- actions in the previous six be aware of. proval requires no money down. the mortgage. vestment," Quinn said. "Maybe if degree misdemeanor, in weeks. He said he had not "Generally, it's good to have 10 you have that kind of money to exchange for his help in other sold any LSD directly to or 20 percent [of the cost of the To qualify for a VA loan, appli- "Typically, [buyers] take invest you should find something investigations. users, but Shumaker said house]down," said Century 21 cants must have served at least either a 15 or 30-year mortgage," that has a high rate of return and "It's a negotiated plea," some dealing had taken place realtor Bobbie York. 90 days in the armed forces, less Werkman said. rent [a dwelling] instead." Howe-Gebers said. In Breisch's room. She said Breisch left the "From our Investigation, University because of the there were some sales," Shu- Police Blotter charge and could face up to maker said. There was some six months in jail and a $1,000 distribution from that area." ♦ Several residents of South McCamey reportedly was intoxi- from his mail, police said. her home. She invited them in fine. Breisch was brought to the University Police Cpl. John Summit and Palmer streets re- cated and walking on South Main ♦ Jeremy M Fox, 20, Haskins, and gave them a beer. When she University police station for Shumaker, who arrested Bre- ported Friday seeing a peeping Street carrying a 12-pack of beer Ohio, was cited for possession of got up to go to the bathroom, the questioning and was allowed Tom looking into their windows and threw one of the cans at the isch, said he received a com- to leave on his own recogni- a false ID Sunday at Howard's men asked which room was her plaint this fall that LSD was late almost every night. One of victim's vehicle, damaging it. Club H, 210 N Main St., police bedroom and she told them, zance. Shumaker said Breisch being sold In Breisch's room. the residents described the man McCamey was arrested but was police said. After she left the appeared to have been upset said. According to the police re- as a white male in his late 20s, a extremely intoxicated, belliger- ♦ A woman reported two males bathroom, she entered her room by the incident. port, Shumaker obtained a Breisch declined comment. little heavy with curly brown ent and abusive and had to be she met at Uptown, 162 N. Main to see what the men were doing. search warrant and entered Attempts to contact his attor- hair and black framed glasses. transported to Wood County Jail, St., forced her to perform oral When she walked into the room When her roommate confronted police said. Breisch's room Oct. 28 with ney, Norman Geer, were un- sex and other sex acts on them they turned off the light and al- two other officers. At first the man, he said, "I wont hurt ♦ A resident of Thurstin successful. Sunday. The victim alleges she legedly forced her into doing sex Breisch denied having any you, I just want to look at you," Avenue reported Saturday his On Jan. 22 Howe-Gebers in- was afraid to walk home because acts. The victim said she only drugs in the room but then police said. mailbox had been broken into knew their first names and that formed a Wood County Grand she had gotten into a fight with a confessed to having brought ♦ Mark E. McCamey, 30,522 and he has been receiving phone they were students at the Uni- Jury that Breisch had admit- male in the bar so she accepted a SO doses of LSD from Dayton ted to committing one count N. Main St., was cited for crimi- calls from a man who knows per- versity of Toledo. She was taken ride from a man she had met. She after Patrolman Tim James of attempted drug abuse The nal damaging, resisting arrest sonal information about him to the Wood County Hospital reportedly got into the car with found nine doses in the Jury has ordered htm to ap- and disorderly conduct Saturday. which may have been obtained emergency room. him and his friend and they took room's refrigerator. 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Killer has 'mind cancer' Counsel Man indicted in Psychiatrist says Dahmer unable to control urges waits for alleged arson, by Lisa Holewa The Associated Press "I don't think the normal man could even force himself to walk around thinking about judge's MILWAUKEE - Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer having sexual contact with dead bodies." children killings told police he remembered the name of his first Dr. Fred Berlin, psychiatrist victim, whom he killed in 1978, because "you re- by John Nolan member your first one," a detective testified Mon- decision The Associated Press day. right from wrong. by Lindsay Park " That's where the whole nightmare started,* " "I would think if a policeman were standing CINCINNATI - A man accused of killing five children by setting a Dennis Murphy said Dahmer told police. " 'I wish I there watching him that he would be able... to con- The Associated Press fire to cover a burglary was indicted Monday on death-penalty char- could turn back the years.' " trol his behavior," Berlin said. "The real issue is, ges. A psychiatrist, Dr. Fred Berlin, testified Dahmer when there isn't anyone else present to help him William Lee Garner, 19, of Cincinnati, could be sentenced to death has a "cancer of the mind," which makes him un- COLUMBUS -- Lawyers control his behavior ... can he then apply his own on both sides of the state's if convicted of the five counts of aggravated murder, Hamilton able to keep himself from killing. Berlin said willpower to stop." challenge to 11 clemencies County prosecutors said. Dahmer suffers from necrophilia, a sexual attrac- The 11-count indictment also charges Garner with aggravated ar- tion to corpses. former Gov. Richard Dahmer drilled holes in some of his drugged vic- Celeste granted shortly be- son, aggravated burglary, theft and receiving stolen property. "I dont think the normal man could even force tims' heads while they were alive to "sustain that Aggravated arson and aggravated burglary are punishable by five himself to walk around thinking about having sex- fore leaving office wrapped transition period between life and death," Berlin up their cases Monday. A to 25 years in prison. The theft and receiving stolen property ual contact with dead bodies," said Berlin, a psy- said Dahmer told him during psychiatric inter- offenses carry a maximum sentence of one to two years. chiatrist at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore judge is expected to rule views. next week. Police said Garner knew the children were in the town house Jan. and a specialist in sexual disorders. "He said he was embarrassed about this part," 26 and even got a glass of water for one of them. He then set fire to a After his July 22 arrest in Milwaukee, Dahmer A lawyer for the state so told police during his confession he had drilled said Celeste did not follow couch in the living room and left, said Terry Gaines, assistant pros- confessed to killing 17 young males. He said he had the holes after the victims had died, to remove ecutor. sex with 14 live victims and with five corpses. proper procedure in grant- their brains and other matter from their skulls. ing clemency to seven Police said Garner was trying to cover up a burglary of electronic equipment, including a telephone, television, videocassctte recorder Dahmer, 31, said his first victim was Steven death-row inmates and four "He admitted to me It wasn't after the death. It other people. and stereo system. Hicks, whom he strangled with a barbell in 1978 was before death," Berlin said. "It was just a very senseless, vicious killing of innocent children. after bringing the 18-year-old hitchhiker to the Milwaukee County District Attorney E. Michael "It was designed to ex- We can find no reason to explain why it happened," county Pros- Dahmer family home in suburban Akron, Ohio. McCann said the prosecution's experts would tes- pose clemency decisions to ecutor Arthur Ney Jr. said at a news conference. Dahmer killed Hicks because " 'I didn't want tify Dahmer's behavior did not fit the definition of the light of day rather than Garner, who was unemployed, was jailed without bond in the Ha- him to leave,' " Murphy quoted from Dahmer's insanity. have them made in the back milton County Justice Center to await arraignment as soon as Friday confessioa room with the one-sided in- in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. When initially questioned about Hicks' death, he McCann told the jury last week Dahmer was able put of the people who want His court-appointed lawyer, Fred Hoefle, was unavailable for said a photograph and the name "jogged his mem- to control his conduct and his environment so he clemency to be granted," comment at his office. ory." could kill and not be caught. Assistant Attorney General Police said Garner found his way to the town house by stealing the " 'If his name is Hicks, that must be him,' " Mur- Dahmer confessed to the 17 slayings after police Jack Decker said in closing purse of the mother of three of the victims while she was being phy quoted Dahmer as saying. found the body parts of 11 males in his west-side arguments. treated at a hospital for a fractured wrist. Garner allegedly took the "He remembered the name because it was the apartment. He has not been charged in one of the woman's keys. first person he killed," Murphy said. Milwaukee County deaths because prosecutors Adele Shank, assistant The victims were identified as sisters Denitra Satterwhite, 12; said they lack substantial evidence. public defender, said the Deondra Freeman, 10, and Mykia Mack, 8; a cousin, Markeca Mason, Murphy on Monday completed reading Dah- Ohio Adult Parole Authori- 11 and a friend who was spending the night, Richard Gaines, 11. They mer's lengthy confession, which he began Thurs- He will face charges of Hicks' murder in Sum- ty could prevent a governor were buried Saturday. day and Friday as defense attorney Gerald Boyle mit County, Ohio, after the Milwaukee County from granting clemencies A brother of the three sisters, Rodriczus Mack, 13, escaped by opened his case. proceedings. Because Ohio did not have a death by taking too long to in- jumping from a second-floor window. He had been left in charge of Dahmer has pleaded guilty but insane to the mu- penalty in 1978, Dahmer would face a maximum vestigate and recommend the other children while the mother was out celebrating her father's tilation slayings of 15 young males in Milwaukee life prison term. action. birthday, police said. County. If the jury finds he was sane at the time of " 'I wish Ohio had the death penalty,' " Murphy Police said Garner took a taxi to the town house, stole the items and the killings, he will receive a mandatory life sen- quoted Dahmer as saying. Murphy testified last Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Richard She- set the fire, returned to the waiting cab and rode it to his Cincinnati tence for each one. If found insane, he will be sent week Dahmer told police he realized his crimes home. Officers arrested him there the same day. to a mental institution. warrant the death penalty but he's not ready to die. ward said he will rule next week on whether to let Police said two officers on patrol noticed the waiting cab and used Berlin testified Monday that Dahmer lacks the that information to track down Garner. willpower to control his urges, although he knew There is no death penalty in Wisconsin. stand the 11 pardons and commutations challenged He also rode a cab during an alleged theft of a billfold and credit by Attorney General Lee cards from another Cincinnati woman the previous night, Ney said. Fisher. They were among more than 100 clemencies granted by Celeste, an op- ponent of capital punish- FRIENDS DON'T LET ment, in his final months in office. FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK

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Tuesday, February 4,1992 The BG News page nine Drop in spending President to speak in Cleveland for construction Bush expected to detail viable health care insurance system by M.R. Kropko The Associated Press 1,200 association members and guests. worst since 1944 The event was a sellout before the presi- "We have been very active in health dent was put on the agenda. The featured CLEVELAND - When President Bush speaker was to have been Robert Horton, care reform policy, which means by John D. McClaln speaks here Thursday, he is expected to hold chairman of London-based British Pet- members ot our organization have The Associated Press up as an example of a viable heath care in- roleum, the parent company of Cleveland- surance system a plan adopted by a group of based BP America. testified repeatedly before the WASHINGTON - Construction spending on homes, office Cleveland area small businesses. Horton remains on the agenda and is to Congress to represent the small buildings and other projects shrank 9.3 percent in 1991, the The White House on speak before Bush does, said association business point of view." sharpest contraction since World War II, the government said Monday made official the spokeswoman Delia Schutt. Monday. president's plan to attend She said the White House staff contacted James Polk, Council of Smaller The severe cutback was concentrated in the first half of the the annual meeting of the the association last week to ask whether Enterprises vice president year and spending actually picked up in the past six months, Greater Cleveland Growth Bush might speak at the meeting. Schutt said though it was down again in November and December. Association, the city's the request followed a meeting Bush had Separately, a survey of 300 corporate purchasing executives chamber of commerce. Dec. 13 in Washington with leaders of small Polk said about 8,500 COSE-member busi- suggested that as the year began the rest of the economy re- Speculation that he would business organizations, including James nesses have an average of eight employees. mained sluggish and the manufacturing sector continued to de- speak at the session sur- Polk, vice president of the association's When family members are included, the cline. faced last week. Council Of Smaller Enterprises. The council number covered amounts to some 150,000 The National Association of Purchasing Management said The president, who ded- Bush is a group of small businesses which jointly Cleveland area residents. Monday its index of business activity was unchanged in January icated part of his State of acquire health care insurance. Polk said small companies are able to be at 47.4 percent. A reading of less than SO percent suggests that the Union address last week to the need for Polk on Monday confirmed Bush was in- insured, primarily through Blue Cross & manufacturing is declining; a reading under 44.S percent would health insurance reform, is expected to go terested in COSE's health care insurance Blue Shield of Ohio, at rates lower than they indicate the overall economy was shrinking. into more detail in his speech before about strategy. could have otherwise obtained. The Commerce Department said residential, non-residential and government spending on construction totaled $404.9 billion last year. That was down from $446.4 billion in 1990 and marked the lowest level since 1985, when $377.4 billion was spent on Voters undecided about primary apartments, factories and other private and government build- ings. Last year's decline also was the first since the recession year DERRY, N.H. - Caroline Cote he says is robbing the country of leading and former Massa- who criticize others for having a of 1982, when spending fell 4 percent. It was the steepest since arrived at the Promises to Keep its future. chusetts Sen. Paul Tsongas sec- good time. She said the presi- spending plunged 36.6 percent in 1944. restaurant leaning toward Dem- ond, trailed by Kerrey, Iowa Sen. dent's message was "let them eat Economist David Berson of the Federal National Mortgage ocratic presidential candidate "I never conceived myself Tom Harkin and former Califor- cake," and that she and her Association said most of the decline occurred during the first Bob Kerrey. She left supporting backing a Democrat or even lik- nia Gov. Jerry Brown. But a good unemployed husband turned deaf half of the year. Construction spending actually picked up at a rival BiU Clin- ing a Democrat," Doty said as he chunk of the voters are unde- ears to his promises. S.7 percent annual rate in the last six months, he said. ton. For now, looked over Kerrey at a rally. He cided and much of the declared Analysts attributed the collapse from January through June to anyway. left still looking. support is considered soft. From the crowd came a voice the Persian Gulf war, the recession and a glut of already-built "Put me at 90 "Nobody is saying what I want saying 10 people on her block had structures such as office buildings and shopping centers. percent in case to hear, which is why I'm unde- It appears most New Hamp- lost their homes to foreclosure. Spending on residential buildings and on government projects I change my cided," said Doty, a public em- shire voters are just getting As the Feb. 18 primary draws fell in December and contributed to a 0.2 percent decline for the mind again," ployee who said he'd vote for Bill around to making up their minds closer, it's not just the undecided month in overall construction outlays. Total expenditures were the high-tech Clinton if no one else impresses As they search and shop, many who are trying to make up their $407.4 billion at a seasonally adjusted annual rate, compared to worker from him more, because his union is voters tell stories of despair far minds. With the campaign-, now $408.4 billion in November. Windham said behind the Arkansas governor. more powerful than any appeals seeking commitments and vol- after a week- Clinton Attorney Chris Regan is doing by the candidates. unteers for the stretch run, many Spending on single-family homes advanced 1.2 percent in end Clinton ral- better than many of his fellow whose support is not firm have to December, but that was more than offset by a 7 percent plunge ly. New Hampshire residents, but In a trembling voice, a woman confront nagging doubts. for apartments and other multi-family buildings. For the year, With just two weeks until their says his family's health insur- told Clinton the other night of single-family outlays fell 12 percent, to $95.8 billion, while kickoff presidential primary, it's ance is costing him $1,300 each trying to rear seven children on a It was doubts about Kerrey multi-family spending dropped 22 percent, to $14.9 billion. getting to be decision time for quarter. welfare payment of $150 a that brought Cote to the Clinton Berson forecasts continued improvement in the residential New Hampshire voters. As they So Kerrey's national health in- month, "eating rice every single rally, where she was won over by sector, particularly single-family homes. The Commerce De- shop for a candidate, many tell surance plan had Regan listen- meal." She told Harkin her story his talk about global competi- partment reported last week that applications for building per- stories of economic despair that ing, as he marveled at how late it - and others - at an earlier tiveness. mits, often a barometer of future activity, jumped in December. are shaping their choices, and, was for him to be deciding. event. "I work in high tech and we're Non-residential construction, which inched up 0.2 percent in for many, changing their politics. "I cant remember ever decid- struggling because this country December, dropped 18 percent during the year, to $96.7 billion. ing this late," he said. "No one A woman who walked up to the is not prepared," she said. "It Spending on office buildings fell 21 percent over the 12 months Bob Doty of Durham, for ex- really seems to have caught microphone at another rally said was nice to finally hear a presi- while outlays for other commercial projects such as shopping ample, is a lifelong Republican fire." President Bush "ought to be dential candidate talk know- centers dropped 26 percent. shopping for a Democrat with a That's a chorus heard at event hung" for his State of the Union ledgeably about a global econ- plan to control the deficit, which after event. Polls show Clinton speech criticism of "Puritans" omy."

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by Yuri Kageyama played too hard Saturdays and women in Kuwait The Associated Press '1 think Americans should learn how to work properly from Sundays," conservative law- maker Kabun Muto told Parlia- Monday to Friday." ment during a discussion of the TOKYO - In Japan's latest re- Kabun Muto, former lapan minister of international auto industry. unite for suffrage buke of its economic rival, Prime trade "I think Americans should Minister Kiichi Miyazawa said learn how to work properly from by Neil MacFarquhar Monday U.S. workers are losing Monday to Friday," added Muto, I he Associated Press the drive "to live by the sweat of to a coach using opponents' criti- percent of them can't read. who served as minister of inter- their brow" and a former Cabinet cisms before a game to spur his The fact that remarks such as national trade and industry minister said Americans work team to play harder, said, "These Monday's continue, despite the under Miyazawa's predecessor, KUWAIT CITY - During the Iraqi occupation, Kuwaiti women only three good days a week. kinds of comments are probably wrath they've provoked in Amer- Toshiki Kaifu. were gunned down in protest marches and smuggled money and The Foreign Ministry later is- helpful in the sense of stirring ica, reflects a belief among The comments arose when weapons for the resistance. sued a statement saying Miya- the rages in all of us" who want Japanese politicians that the Muto asked Miyazawa how the A year later, they're fighting another campaign - for the right to zawa "had no intention what- to compete and show the best United States is a deteriorating faltering U.S. economy could re- vote. soever of criticizing American workforce. superpower. cover. "Before the war, Kuwaiti women really didn't know what they were workers" but the remarks Two weeks ago, lower House American workers are too The prime minister said in the capable of," said Sundus Hussein, a computer programmer. She is an prompted a visceral reaction Speaker Yoshio Sakurauchi preoccupied on Fridays with the United States, "producing things organizer of the campaign. from White House press fueled a U.S. backlash and a 'buy coming weekend and "cannot and creating value has 'loosened' During Iraq's 1990 invasion, petroleum engineer Sara Akbar spokesman Marl in Fitzwater. American' campaign when he throw themselves wholly into too much in the past 10 years or helped organize about a dozen Kuwait Oil Co. employees, who kept Fitzwater, making an analogy said Americans are lazy and 30 their work Mondays as they so." enough oil pumping to maintain the machinery and keep the emirate He said many American col- in electricity. lege graduates "landed high- "I know men who wouldn't step out of their houses for the whole paying jobs on Wall Street and as seven months" of the occupation, she said, pulling sharply at the a result, you and I have seen that white scarf veiling her hair according to Islamic custom. "I knew Toyota alters plant operation the number of engineers able to then that women should have a greater share of the work. ... Every- make products has fallen year body should have a chance." after year." Kuwait's seven opposition groups have been sympathetic and most to attract labor for tough jobs In summing up, Miyazawa told have added women's rights to their platforms. For the first time, se- a parliamentary budget commit- cular and Islamic women's groups are working together toward win- tee, "I have long thought that ning the vote. by David Thurber they (Americans) lack a work But women were barred from registering this month to vote in Oc- The Associated Press amounts shortly before they are needed on the ethic ... to live by the sweat of tober's parliamentary elections - the first since the emir, Sheik Jaber line. their brow." al-Ahmed al-Sabah, suspended the body in 1986 after vociferous Parts made in the factory are also produced in Ministry spokesperson Masa- criticism of government ministers. TOYOTA CITY, Japan - Just as rivals learn to small batches. The system keeps inventories michi Hanabusa later said Miya- The initial goal of the women's campaign is to collect 100,000 signa- copy Toyota Motor Corp.'s production methods, low and - just as important - allows any produc- zawa only intended "to stress, as tures on a petition supporting their demand for the vo'e. Japan's top automaker has begun to change pro- tion problems to be quickly discovered. part of his economic philosophy, They face a formidable battle in this conservative society because foundly the way it makes cars. Workers can shut down the assembly line so the importance of producing many men and some women oppose the idea. Toyota officials say their new $615 million defects can be fixed quickly. But the pace is things and creating value by the "Kuwait is an Islamic country and women have to defei to Islam in Tahara plant marks a turning point: featuring hectic. Line workers may be asked to perform as sweat of our brow in our ap- their private and public affairs," Bahija Behbehani, a female junior amenities to lure workers unwilling to take many as five tasks in less than a minute. proach to work. ... The prime college professor, wrote in a recent opinion column in the news- difficult Jobs in today's labor-short market. In contrast, the mass-production methods minister regrets any misunder- paperAl-Qabas. The factory includes features not in Toyota's favored in the United States churn out tens of standing which may have been Kuwait has long had a tradition of being more tolerant than other other "lean" plants - employee lounges, pleas- thousands of cars at a time with workers often caused." Persian Gulf states. Many Kuwaiti women look at neighboring Saudi ant shower rooms, air conditioning and quieter doing just one job. Defects may not be dis- In Washington, the Japanese Arabia - where women can't drive and must be fully veiled in public working areas. covered until after a production run. embassy sent the White House a -as backward. The question, skeptics say, is whether Toyota A1986 study by the Massachusetts Institute of statement that Fitzwater called But women point out Kuwait lags behind Arab countries like Egypt, will lose its competitive edge. Technology said a typical Toyota car is pro- an apology. Algeria, Libya and Syria, where women can vote and have been ap- "Putting together cars should be the most fun duced with half the number of worker-hours as a pointed government ministers. Even neighboring Iran, whose 1979 job in the company," said Toyota director Ta- car at General Motors Corp., the world's No. 1 "Beyond that, I would say that Islamic revolution put women into mandatory Islamic dress and daaki Jagawa, who supervised design of the new automaker. the American workforce is sec- policed public mingling, has women in parliament. plant. "But it's the area with the largest dropout The Toyota car was found to have one-third ond-to-none, that the American rate. So something's wrong." fewer defects. work ethic is legendary and has Just as Henry Ford's moving assembly line But in today's prosperous Japan, Toyota and promoted the greatest prosperity Four U.S. embassies open altered American industry, Toyota's production many other manufacturers are having trouble in the world and throughout the innovations have contributed much to Japan's attracting employees for the grueling 'kanban' world, including other countries in former Soviet republics industrial success. regimen. like Japan, and that we have been At the new plant, about 160 miles southwest of a leader in these areas for many Tokyo, the focus is on creating comfortable MOSCOW (AP) - American diplomats ran up U.S. flags Monday at Variations of Toyota's 'kanban' system - years and any comments to the d which focuses on giving added responsibility work conditions Instead of minimizing waste contrary are wrong," Fitzwater the opening ceremonies for new embassies in four former Soviet re- and inventory. publics. to workers and slashing waste and inventory - said. d have been widely adopted by Japanese in- "If we don't attract workers, we dont even get Most politicians say Japan's The embassies in Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to the point of worrying about waste," said Ja- brought to six the number of U.S. embassies in the 11-member Com- dustry, which is closely watching Toyota's new remarks are meant to benefit the gawa. monwealth of Independent States. The United States already had em- methods. United States. Muto, for Instance, Under the 'kanban' way, Toyota's suppliers, Toyota, which has about 74,000 workers in said America should muster its bassies in Russia and Ukraine. Japan, faced a peak 6,000-worker shortage last The Americans also have embassies in Estonia, Latvia and Lith- clustered around its main factories in Toyota efforts as it did to win the Gulf uania, the Baltic republics that left the Soviet Union last fall before it City near Nagoya, deliver parts in small year. war, but this time to regain its dissolved. economic might.

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Irvin Women's swim team is Overla sets BG catches best in school history shot put record by Aaron Dorksen byToddPallo Shawn Blanchett continued MVP Latta in the 200 freestyle sports writer First place freestylers in- sports writer to shine in the 55-meter dash hyKaiftttn cluded Jen Jolivette SO (26.52), (1:46.27), Scott Nagel 200 inter- with a time of 6.40. His time AP sports writer Lynne Rutherford 100 (:55.07), mediate (200.58), Michael Hunt was good enough to finish The record setting women's Jill Bowers 200 (1:58.61), intermediate diving (226.54), Rob The men's and women's second place, just behind swimming and diving team con- Amanda Applegate 500 (5:11.76), Schaefer 100 freestyle (:49.75), track teams competed this 6.37. HONOLULU - Michael tinued its incredible season Sat- and Josie McCulloch 1,000 and Jason Campbell 500 fly past weekend in separate. In- Highlighting the distance Irvin's future grandchil- urday as they earned a spot as (11:08.89). (4:49.19). dividual-scored meets. Some races for the Falcons was Ed- dren can expect to hear sto- the winningest regular season Stafanie Hertling won the The 200 medley relay team of of the men were sent to the die Nicholson who ran 8:33.48 ries of the day their grand- team in school history. intermediate diving with 212.78 Chris Lewter, Nagle, Adam Bur- Eastern Michigan Open on in the 3000-meter, a personal father was the star among The Falcons points while teammate Angie Gil- ton and Brian Kaminski also fin- Thursday, and others to the best and the best time for any the all-stars. raised their re- let won the 3 meter diving with ished in first with a time of Meyo Invitational on Satur- BG runner this year. He wont even have to cord to 11-2, 213.55 points. 1:37.85. day. The women competed in "I was very satisfied with embellish the tale. breaking the Other first place finishers *** the Wendy's my performance," Nicholson "In college, only the best old record of 10 were Trish Klasmeier in the 200 Classic on said. "I went into the race ex- make the NFL," the Dallas wins, as they intermediate (2:12.65), Keely Both teams will be in action Saturday. pecting to run a fast time. I Cowboys' wide receiver dominated a Yenglin 100 freestyle (1:00.59), this weekend. The men and wom- The EMU just wanted to be competitive said. "In the NFL, only the four way meet and Jenny Carone 100 backstroke en will travel to Kenyon Friday Open pro- and the time )ust followed." best make the Pro Bowl. at Cooper Pool (1:01.73). and will conclude their regular vided an The women competed in the And this is the best of the scoring 115 The 200 medley relay team of season schedule Sunday at 4:30 opportunity Wendy's Classic, where an- best." points, fol- Gordon Cerone, Klasmeier, Applegate, when they host Ball State at Co- for some other BG record was set. It oper Pool. "This" was the MVP A- lowed by John and Bowers placed first in a time individuals Sink was Tara Allen's second place ward of the Pro Bowl, an Carroll (50), Findlay (39), and of 1:53.89. "Kenyon is the type of team to see ac- finish in the 200-meter hurdle honor Irvin earned by Xavier (33). *** that if they were division one tion. Head with a time of 28.34. catching a record-tying The weekend wins also pushed they would be a top 20 team," coach Sid In the distance races, Cheri eight passes for 12S yards coach Brian Gordon's career Senior Steve Haugen's school Gordon said. "Their men's teams Sink commented, "some of Triner finished first In the and a touchdown in the total as women's coach to 47, record in the backstroke high- have one 12 straight division our athletes needed to get open mile with a time of NFCs 21-15 victory over moving him out of a tie with Jean lighted the men's swimming three titles while their women some work and have an op- 5:16.9, and Jill Strawser ran the AFC Campbell (1968-1977), and mak- team's sweep over Xavier, Find- have won 8 straight." portunity to progress." the 3000-meter in a time of "It was worthy enough ing him the University's all-time lay, and John Carroll. The Falcon We will have to swim well. Specifically, it gave the 10:33.6. for me to call home and tell women's victory leader. men won seven of 13 events for They are very, very tough. They pole vaulters a chance to Next up for both the men's mom," Irvin said. "And it's "The record is nice but I re- 99 points, outdistancing John are as good as most teams in the compete, where Steve Cyrus and women's track teams is a something I'll tell my member the two meets we lost," Carroll (64), Xavier (43), and MAC." vaulted to a height of 15 feet dual meet with Ashland this grandchildren." Gordon said. "I would like to Findlay (37). As for Ball State, Gordon rates and finished fifth. Sink also weekend. Irvin's eight receptions, re-swim those meets. Haugen's effort broke his own both their men and women's noted the improving per- "It should be a good meet to matching Steve Largent's school record in the 100 back- teams among the tops in the formance of Kevin Scott. He pull our team together," Sink Pro Bowl record, were par- "I think the girls have worked stroke with a clocking of :52.64. MAC earned a third place finish in said. cause he - and most of the hard this year. We swam well "Steve has worked hard and "Their men may be the best the 300-meter (36.5) and fifth Falcon Notes: EMU Open - rest of the players split over the weekend even though has a tremendous chance to be team in the conference," hi said. place in the 55-meter. 55-meter dash, Scott 6.6 playing time with the other we could have been complacent the MAC champion," Gordon "In November they ended Individuals also competed (fifth); 55-meter hurdles, all-stars in Sunday's game. swimming against weaker oppo- said. "He will have the necessary Eastern Michigan's 12 year regu- in The Meyo Open, a competi- Scott Thompson 8.0 (fourth); Mark Rypien, MVP of nents." rest going into the MAC meet to lar season winning streak." They tion with some major univer- 200-meter dash, Thompson Washington's 37-24 Super The Falcons finished first in 11 swim his best race. have also beat Miami who I still sities from the midwest. 23 9; 400-meter dash, Richard Bowl victory over Buffalo a out of 13 events. They did not "It is extremely difficult to feel is the team to beat at the Sink's "highlight-of-the- Phelps 54.3; Mile run, John week earlier, also had a fine have a chance two win the other qualify for the NCAA's but Steve MAC meet." meet" was Bill Overla's toss Wodarski 4:32; High Jump, game for the NFC, complet- two events because they swam has a chance to do it," Gordon Gordon said the Bowling Green of 55 feet 3 inches in the shot Thompson 6 feet 2 inches; ing 11 of 18 for 165 yards them as exhibitions in a show of said. women can beat Miami but they put, a BG record. Kyle Wray Long jump, 20 feet 8 inches. and two touchdowns while good sportsmanship. Besides Haugen, five other must swim to as many first place finished fourth in the shot Meyo Invitational -- playing leas than half the BG swimmers swept through Falcons earned individual first finishes as possible to overcome with a distance of 52 feet 11 o 200-meter dash, Blanchett game. the freestyle events registering places. Miami's depth which is tops in inches. 22.23; 35 pound weight throw. four victories. Falcon winners were Kevin the conference. Now you can afford to dream in color.

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1. DUKE (17-0) ♦Results: beat Clemson 112-73; beat No. 23 Florida State 75-52; beat Notre Dame 100-71. ♦Next:Wednesday at No. 9 North Carolina. 2. OKLAHOMA STATE (20-0) ♦Results: beat Southern Methodist 64-53; beat No. 8 Missouri 84-61. ♦Next: 3. KANSAS (16-1) ♦Results: beat Marquette 85-61; beat No. 18 Ok- lahoma 96-95. ♦Next: last night vs. Kansas State. 4. UCLA (15-1) ♦Results: lost to No. 25 Southern Cal 86-82; beat No. 24 Louisville 78-64. ♦Next: Thursday vs. Washington. 5. ARKANSAS (17-3) ♦Results: did not play*Next: Wednesday at Tennessee. 6. INDIANA (1S-3) ♦Results: beat Purdue 106-65; lost to No. 13 Michigan State. ♦Next: Tonight at Illinois. 7. ARIZONA (1S-3) ♦Results: beat Oregon 104-53; beat Oregon State 86-58. ♦Next: Thursday at Stanford. 8. OHIO STATE (14-3) ♦Results: beat Illinois 74-72; beat No. IS Michigan 68-58. ♦Next: Wednesday vs. Wisconsin. 9. NORTH CAROLINA (ISO) ♦Results: beat No. 20 Georgia Tech 86-76. ♦Next: Wednesday vs. No. 1 Duke. 10. CONNECTICUT (16-3) ♦Results: beat Villanova 72-58; lost to St. John's 90-57; lost to No. 13 Syracuse 84-83. 11. MICHIGAN STATE (14-3) ♦Results: lost to No. 15 Michigan 89-79, OT; beat No. 4 Indiana 76-60. ♦Next:Thursday at Iowa 12. MISSOURI (14-3) ♦Results: lost to No. 3 Oklahoma State 84-61. ♦Next: Wednesday vs. Iowa State. 13. SYRACUSE (16-3) ♦Results: lost to Providence 87-73; beat Seton Hall 70-67; beat No. 10 Connecticut. 14. TULANE (16-1) ♦Results: beat Southern Mississippi 98-86. ♦Next: last night at Wake Forest. 15. MICHIGAN (12-S) ♦Results: beat No. 13 Michigan State 89-79, OT; lost to No. 10 Ohio State 68-58. ♦Next:Wcdnesday vs. North- BCNewiM.yMurd.ck western. 16. SOUTHERN CAL (14-3) ♦Results: beat No. 2 UCLA. ♦Next: Center Martin Jlranek chases after the puck In Friday night's 5-4 tosses have been by one point - and earn a playoff berth tn the Cen- Thursday vs. Washington State. overtime loss to Ohio Sate. The Falcons, who are 5-14-4, will be tral Collegiate Hockey League as they take one Michigan this 17. UNLV (18-2) ♦Results: beat Utah State 85-80, OT. looking to break out of a dreaded one goal stamp - their last nine weekend. 18. ALABAMA (17-4) ♦Results: beat South Carolina 83-81, OT; beat Florida State 68-52. ♦Next:Wednesday at Texas A&M. 19. KENTUCKY (1S-5) ♦Results: beat Mississippi 96-78; lost to LSU 74-53. ♦Next: Saturday at Auburn. 20. N.C CHARLOTTE (15-3) ♦Results: lost to Butler 87-84; beat No. Frustrated Clippers drop Schuler 24 Louisville 77-68, OT; beat Southern Mississippi 77-69. ♦Next: Thursday at Louisville. The firing came the day after 21. OKLAHOMA (14-4) ♦Results: beat Nebraska 79-76; beat Texas LOS ANGELES (AP) - Once named during the All-Star break, for anyone. For these reasons, we Southern 110-85; lost to No. 5 Kansas 96-95.*Next: Wednesday at again, the Los Angeles Clippers Clippers general manager Elgin find it necessary to make a the Clippers broke a four-game Colorado. are struggling. And once again, Baylor said. coaching change." losing streak with a 99-88 victory 22. LOUISIANA STATE (12-4) ♦Results: beat No. 14 Kentucky the franchise believes the solu- "The level of tension and gen- "I was very disappointed this over New Jersey. They had lost 10 of 14 previous games. 74-53; beat Tennessee 97-82. ♦Next: Wednesday at Florida. tion is a new coach. eral uneasiness on the team has occurred, but management de- The team is off until Tuesday, 23. FLORIDA STATE (14-5) ♦Results: beat Florida 68-67; lost to No. Ending several weeks of specu- progressed over a period of time cided to make a coaching change when it plays host to the Dallas 1 Duke 75-62. ♦Next: Wednesday vs. Maryland. lation, the Los Angeles Clippers to the point that our performance so there's not much I can do 24. GEORGIA TECH (15-6) ♦Results: beat College of Charleston on Sunday fired coach Mike on the court has suffered," Bay- about it," Schuler told the Los Mavericks and plays nine of its 77-70; lost to No. 11 North Carolina 86-76. ♦Next:Wednesday at Clem- Schuler, the organization's sixth lor said in a statement released Angeles Times. 12 February games at home. coach in 10 years. Schuler was hired in May 1990 son. by the team Sunday night. "We're 25. TEXAS EL-PASO (16-3) ♦Results: lost to Utah 57-54; lost to Schuler will be replaced on an not playing up to our capability. to replace Don Casey, fired at the The troubled organization has interim basis by assistant Mack Brigham Young 83-63. ♦Next: Thursday vs. Colorado State. It has not been a relaxed, com- instigation of team members. been a revolving door for coach- Calvin until a new coach is fortable or enjoyable situation Schuler was 52-75 with the Clip- es, who in the past 10 years have pers, including 21-24 this season. included Paul Silas, Jim Lynam, The Clippers haven't made the Don Chaney, Gene Shue and playoffs since 1976, when the Casey. franchise was in Buffalo, and ha- Calvin, 42, joined the Clippers ven't finished with a winning re- in September after spending four cord since 1978-79, when they seasons as an assistant coach in were the San Diego Clippers. Milwaukee. USE A CONDOM We're at Your Service ...

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The Magic is gone. Let him go. symbolic of the entire world coming together to compete. One Earvin 'Magic' Johnson has sport he helped evolve on a glob- (•Earvin "Magic" Johnson has consistently done two things in al level. left professional basketball be- Glen Lubbert guy isn't more important than the Erik Pupillo whole world...even if he is Magic. basketball throughout his career If Magic plays in these two cause of his contraction of the Running through - he's been a winner at all levels Pulling No Punches games, not only will he be an am- HIV virus. Since then he has The doctors say no team has my mind anything to worry about because of the sport and an ambassador to bassador for the sport, but a helped create great exposure for the world in the art of roundball spokeman and bright example AIDS awareness and research. the chances of catching the HIV virus through sweat is so slim. As Magic has recently been the for all those afflicted with the He's even been appointed chair- center of controversy with his . HIV virus. man for the Presidential Com- far as they know, there is no case of the virus being passed during admittance on the NBA All-Star For all the young children who mission on AIDS. and United States Olympic were born with the virus or high Johnson has taken his magic a basketball game. But that's as far as they know. Researchers teams. The Australian basketball school teen-agers that have con- away from the court and used it team has bluffed a boycott in the tracted it, Magic is a beacon of to educate by making a country are finding new things out every day. What's to say a year from Olympics, several fellow NBA 1 will and strength for them. He's wake up and face the fact that now they wont discover that the All-Stars have voiced their dis- league? showing them that even though anyone can contract AIDS. could be the next step after a ca- virus can pass through athlete's pleasure, yet Magic persists in And for those who think Ma- he has the HIV virus, he refuses For this, I am grateful. reer in the NBA for several re- sweat? his decision to play on, as well he gic's skills have eroded over the to lie down and die a beaten man. However, I cannot agree with the tired superstars. Yes, Magic would be great for should. past three months, think again. It's acts of courage by people like decision to let him play on the For the same reasons, Magic ratings in both games and will As far as medical research Other players, such as Bill Lam- Magic and Ryan White which NBA's All-Star and the U.S. shouldn't be allowed to play in bring large amounts of money to goes, there has never been a re- bier and Michael Jordon don't make me realize how strong the Olympic teams. I'm not the only the All-Star game this weekend. all involved. But he could serve ) corded case where basketball touch a basketball over the sum- human will is when people refuse one who thinks this way. Several When Mike Schmidt retired from players have ever contracted the mer months, yet they don't miss a to quit fighting. How can we not NBA players have expressed the same purpose by just being baseball in the spring of the 1989 there as an honorary captain sit- HIV virus from another player beat when the regular NBA allow Magic to be that symbol of their reservations about him season, he was elected to play in while engaging in physical con- season starts. hope for many? playing, including his former ting on the bench or starting the the All-Star game, but was ruled game by throwing up the first tact on the court. Even if Magic doesn't have the It would also be fitting for Ma- LA. Laker teammate A.C. Green. ineligible by the commissioner. jumpball. Other medical specialists have energy he possessed before the gic to end his career on the same Despite what he says about his Baseball didn't want to have a This weekend we will see Ma- j recently come forth and stated virus, he has never relied on his team as Larry Bird. If All needed practicing - he claims to work out problem with retired players be- gic play In the All-Star game, and | the possibilities of a player physical skills to carry his game Frazier to be who he was, then every day - Magic will not be ing elected as a tribute. There catching the virus are so minute like Jordon does. Magic will still Magic definitely needs Bird. sharp enough to play with the this summer we will probably see isn't anything saying fans wont him play in the Olympics. I wish that it's almost Inconceivable. be able to make the clutch call on Both players' pasts are rooted NBA's best. He was great. No one do the same In basketball. A People around the NBA are offense or the dazzling pass on and Interwoven with one another, can take anything away from the him the best, because if for some taking this entire situation Just a precedent has already been set in reason he plays bad, his valuable the break. starting with the memorable way he played. But months of baseball, and basketball should I little bit too far. The All-Star As for the Olympics, Magic 1979 NCAA College Basketball inactivity may have dulled his image will be tarnished. We re- Game is the showcase game for follow suit. member him for every amaring was picked by a panel as a player Final to all the NBA Champion- athletic sharpness. I the league where all the best for the U.S. Olympic Team. No NBA players aren't the only clip we've been exposed to over ship games they've competed in. For more than a decade, he was ones dissatisif ied with Magic . players from the league show up one ever said he had to be a Over the past decade, the the last few months. A terrible ' to perform and entertain the the best of the best. But his time playing post-retirement basktet- performance against the best in starter. If he can only contribute hardwood has been Magic's can- viewing audience. has passed. If he's allowed to ball. Some members of the Aus- the NBA and the world would 20 minutes a game, do you think vas. I only hope the artist is al- Most Importantly, the All-Star play in the Olympics, what's tralian national basketball team only cripple the amazing reputa- anyone would complain? lowed a few final strokes to com- stopping other retired pros from ' Game is for the fans and the His fanfare In Europe greatly plete the masterpiece I call Ma- said they were worried about tion Magic has taken a career to 1 playing also? Dr. J and Kareem contracting the HIV virus. There create. players are chosen by the fans. Is exceeds that of any other player gic's career. it Magic's fault he's still one of Abdul-Jabbar were great. Why was even talk of the team boycot- Glen Lubbert is assistant in the world. His wide grin is Erik Pupillo is a sports writer can't they play? The Olympics ting the games. 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AIDS BENEFIT CONCERT CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS NOTICEII ELEMENTARY ED METHODS Information Night AFRICAN MOTIF EXHIBITION FEB 3-15 Tonight at Howard's ATTENTION! ALL SUTDeNTS REQUIRED MEETMGI Yong Executive Club FEATURING: LEO CADZEKPO. RICARDO 6pm til dose. S3 TO TAKE ElE. ED. METHODS COURSES All students who applied for Fail 1992 El. Ed. Tuesday Feb. 4 FRAZIER FREE CONDOMS' (EOCI 350. 351. 352.353. 355, 356) MUST Methods (EDCI 350. 351. 352, 353, 355. 356) 7:301 MBA AIDS BENEFIT CONCERT AND GERALD SPIVEY Featuring... are eipected to attend this meeting. Tuesday. Tonighi Howards.6pm-close APPLY FOR METHODS THE SEMESTER American Marketing Association QUEST ARTIST: MEDAHOCHI KOFI RANY CHARLETTE'SWEB BEFORE ENROLLMENTI DEADLINE to apply Feb. 18. 4:00 pm. 11S Education Building. BE Eight greai bands. Free condoms. MCFALL GALLERY DEREK WOLFGRAM ■ Formal Meeting • for Fall 1992 Ele. Ed. Methods: Tuesday. Fe- THEREII All lor a good cause. All for three dollars. You'- OPENING RECEPTION FEB 3 FROM 3 PM - DISOnOE RLY CONDUCT Tues. Feb 4,7:30 pm ve got something better planned lor tonight? brumary 4, 5:00 pm. Application forms availa- Environmental Intereat Group 095 Overman • 50/50 Raffle • IPM ESCAPED FETAL PIGS ble in 529 Education. Don't taunt me. You do noil FREE ADMISSION JERICHOTURNPIKE "A secure nation through a dean environment" MERRY CAN MEN Dr.LeeUnk.Tuet.Feb.4. Coat on page 14 VAMBO MARBLE EYE BG UNIVERSITY Y AIDS BENEFIT CONCERT 6PM 300 Mosley 2/4 al How aids College ol Education a Allied Proleaalona Meeting Tonight! Great new events''! ^Tuxedo Junction^ Eight bands, free condoms Fenanclal Management Association All for three dollars SCHOLARSHIPS 9 00 PM 105 BA Several scholarship awards for the 1992 1993 Come to our meeting & Formal Meeting Tonight) Upstairs academic year are being offered to students in aee what we are all abouti 730 ■ McFaii Assembly Room the CcJeloe of Education S Allied Professions. Call KAchelk) for more info: 352-6725 Mark Smith of Huninglon Bank THE Application forma are avaiibable now in the win be speaking ATTENTION COLLEG DEMSI Don't forget your Chicago money! Dollar Days Happy Hour No meeting tonight, 'cause we'll all be at How- Dean's Office. 444 Education Bldg. Completed BG UNIVERSITY Y TANNING ard's for the AIDS Benefit Concert. Next meet- forms must be returned by March 2 7-9 ing on 2/11. CENTER WELL DRINKS-S1 353-3281 MARGARITA'S-$1 LONG ISLAND-J2 Although HAIR UNLIMITED MON.- TAC0'S-$1 has moved TUES.-SUBS-$1 Free Peel to 248 N.Main, WED.-WIHGS-J1 f we're OPEN Bt Gomes at143W.Wooster 1 FREE SESSION with this ad & the purchase of a package by 2/15/92. Offer good at all three locations • 248 N. Main • 993 S. Main • 143 W. Wooster

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ANN ARBOR, Ml Tired of Being a Face in Thursday, February 6 University of Michigan Celebrate African-American History Month at BGSU! the Crowd? Michigan Union Kuenzel Room WOMEN OF THE CALABASH Check out 1-2 p.m. Singers This female trio revives a rich, rhythmic heritage stemming from the 2-3 p.m. Dancers, Instrumentalists, heart of African music, combining traditional instruments and music forms Winthrop Terrace and Specially Acts with contemporary African American influences. Apts Y^"Sir<|xT'' Friday, February 7,8 PM and be someone Kobacker Hall, Moore Center, BGSU fv odd»l,o«ol intormoiion col Special! >% K.ng, blond (nfcrto.nmeni Dapt 5I3/3VB56O0 *.ng, Prodvrton. 800/544 i«4 Tickets: $7 adults & $5 students. Center Box Office open weekdays KINGS ISLAND ■ KINGS DOMINION ■ GBEAI AMERICA noon to 6 p.m. Call 372-8171 to reserve your tickets! Call ^^^Bt^ m&M B Kingi Production* 352-9135 #A^^Kj^ Sponsored m part by BGSU's College ol Musical Arts' Musical Crossroads Senas and Resident BrZtev • WMW.WW Education Series, and with grants from Arts Mdwest and the Ohio Arts Council __i^SajBy fevdl* Classified

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GAMMA PH BETA ■ MICHELLE COR- RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH SPRING BREAK "92" with COLLEGE TOURS Earn S3 per envelop* mailing our sales circu- 5 bedroom, 2 bath house. Cont. from page 13 CORAN PHI DELTA THETA CAMCUN5429 lar*! Materials Supplied) Start Immediately I Year lease - May to May Congratulations on initiation litrie'l I am to invites you to visit our house Air, Hotel. Parties, Nightly EntertammentI Send Long S.A.S. Envlp. CMP O imputing 352-7454 proud of youl "Frienda are friends FOR- Wednesday Feb. S, / 30 Interested m Traveling for FREE? P.O.Box 1068. Forked River. NJ 08731 SPORT MANAGEMENT ALLIANCE MEM- EVER'" RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH Become a College Tours Representative. A Bungalow -1 bedroom house BERS Availbale Feb. 1 - $280 month plus utilities Love,T-ace RUSH PHI DELT RUSH PHI DELT For more information A reservations call: 2S0 COUNSE LORS and Instructor, needed! GUEST SPEAKER: SCOT BRESSLER GAMMA PHI BETA • GAMMA PHI BETA Louie 1-1800)396- 4896 Call 1-832-3681 VemVeeder BGSU TICKET MANAGER Private, coed summer camp in Pocomo Wins . THUR9. FEB. 6 7 30 PM TAFT RM. D«d you know???? THINK PH DELTI SPRING BREAK'92 NE Pennsylvania. Lohlkan. Box 234 BG. Efficiency. 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom furnished SMA MEMBERS ONLY, PLEASE DRESS - That Miss Ohio is a Delta Zeta? Now offering the 3 hottest destinations and the Kenrlworrh. Hi 07033 (908) 276-0998 apartments. Utilities furnished Summer and PROFESSIONALLY ■That OTs were All Sports Champs? Rush A Fraternity For Lilt best locations tor your 7 nighL 8 day package! Fall Cafl 669-3036. ALSO VALENTINE'S DAY RAFFLE KICK-OFF Nassau, Bahamas: $449 DISCOVER EUROPE RUSH PHI PELT RUSH PHI DELT GEORGETOWN MANOR APTS SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM IN FRANCE Cancun:$489 SPRING BREAK TO FLORIDA BEACHES 800-THIRD STREET Eam 6 cr. hrt. -classes In English PHI SKJ PHI SK3 PHI SIG PHI SIG DaytonaBeach. $i59 FUN IN THE SUN. 4/RM PRICE Now renting for 1992- 1993 1 br. & 2 br. units. LOST 4 FOUND Informational Meeting Bahamas & Canoun include stay A round rip Daytona $M9 Fully furnished. Gas. heal, A AC 9 or 12 month TUESDAY, FEB. 11,9:00 PM Did YOU And the nght house to rush This se- air from Oho. Can 352-4810 nowl Find a Better Kith. Wtrfrt A Trans Available Call J.m at 352-6865 leases. Reasonable rates. Ideal location. 10D0BABLDO. mester? How do you know? It is a lifelong de- price A well match itl Owners pay utilities. Contact earfy to avoid Lost: large dump of toys on htll ai golf course For more Information call cision, you owe it to yourself to compare and SPRING BREAK CAPITAL OF FLA. ■ PAN disappointment. yoslerday afternoon 352-4880. Dr. ChUlle 172-flM or 372-2646 contrast. Think PHI SIG and give yourself a AMA CITY BCH. WITHIN WALKING DIS Spnrtg Break Money I $1000 easy, help pro- PHONE 332-4968. choice We wont disappoint you • Don't die TANCE OF 3 WORLD FAMOUS BEACH cess orders at home, nobody refused, free de- ALPHA Xla LOVE THEIR VIPall wondtnng... 730 tomorrow in FOUNDERS. KEEP UP THE HARD WORK YOU GUYS - CLUBSI CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS tails. SASE. King Publishing 1010 Short Kata- Houses A Apartments. Close to campus. SERVICES OFFERED THE EL DORADO 904 234 5942. mazoo, Ml 49006. s WERE ALL BEHIND YOU 100% RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH For summer 1992 and 1992-93 school year. 1-267-3341 Athletic supplements and vitamins at whole- RUSH SPRINGBREAK SAILING BAHAMAS 48ft. Luxury Yacht&rGroups ot6 sale prices. Call BG s Nutritional Supple- OX-RUSH THETA CHI-OX Summer 1992 - ATTENTION ATHLETES ACE Income Tai Preparation ments for into. 1 -800-243-3476 Seven Days Barefoot Sailing The Bahamas Houses A apartments for 1992-93 school year. * Ouicfc and Hassle-free ■ All inclusive w/Cabin a Meals $488 Each Premier children's camps in North East need Excellence in Academics male/female counselors with the following 12 month leases only, starting in May. Steve Professional. Reliable, and reasonable rales CALL ANYTIME 1 800-999-7245 (SAIL) Smith 352-8917. tor moat Federal and Ohio (1040 forms) filers Attention Coin Collector* Excellence in Athletics skills: Tennis. WSI. Baseball, Basketball. Arts details' Call 354 4603 Mon - Thura. 10 am - 7 We will try lo fulfill your needs. Strictly catalog Located off campus The Sisters of Delta Zeta & Crafts, Soccer. Ropes, Sailing, Nurse*. Hor- 4 bedroom furnished house P" oHors CallEnc.372-4195. For information or a ride, feel free to call Kevin would like to wish everyone seback Riding. Hockey. Windsurf. Dance. Good location • all utilities paid 4 at 352-8413 or Dominic at 353-1114. good luck with Spring semester i Dramatics, Gymnastics. LaCrosse, Waterski- 9-12 mo lease, call 353-1731 after 6 Pregnant? AZD • AZD AZD • A20 • AZD • AZD • AZD What is FLASH YOUR BUDDHA? ing. Piano, Guitar, Woodworking, etc. Upper We can help. FREE PREGNANCY TESTS. The Alpha Xis would like lo send out a big con- OX'RUSH THETA CHI-OX classmen preferred. Call Arlene nowl Ho and support • BG Pregnancy Center gratulations to Lisa Anson andTroy Bury on Women's Reproductive Rights Organization 1-800-443-6428. Nice 2 bedroom house Call 354 HOPE their recent pearling! PHI DELT KAPPA PHI DELT KAPPA PHI DELT Wednesday's at 9:00 at the UCF Center Half block from campus - available BO LACROSSE All concerned individuals welcome SUMMER COUNSELORS August. 12 month lease. $550 per month Interested in playing? Thank* for letting us us* your hous*! ATHLETIC EXPERIENCE 352-6992 - Crazy Schedule STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRAUA Call Cox 352-6464. Pride Keep trying or leave message Information on semester, year, graduate, Excel lence Outstanding New York Slate summer and internship programs in Perth. PHI DELT KAPPA PHI DELT KAPPA PHI Tradition Coed Ch.tdren'8 Resident Camp Townswle. Sydney, and Melbourne. Programs BGSU SKATING CLUB DELT and Sisterhood Two hours from New York City Spacious 1 1/2 bdrm. apt available 5-11 -92.9 start at $3520. Call 1 800-878-3696 Every Tuesday Night MONEY FOR COLLEGE All these are found in Beauofiul f so lines or 12 mo. lease Includes cable A utjiitws. 9 15 -10 15 PM Students Welcome Scholarship* and grant* Delia Zeta 914-693-3037 354-7258 Leave message. Camp Kennybrook. 19 Souihway 1-»O0-t)3A-l221Em.203] Sublessors needed to rent 2 Rush P*es Rush Pikes Rush Pikes Hansdale, New York 10S30 SUPPORT GROUP • GRAND OPENING • GRAND OPENING • Education Social Work Psychology Major* Tuesday's Rush located bedroom apartment unbl II you've released your baby lor adoption, or * Q«l Involved' atConklin July 31, $430 a month plus electric are considenng doing so and need some sup- The New DRY DOCK * Make ■ Difference * Pikes PiKos Pikes Pikes Pikes Pikes Call 354-8481 port, join us on Mon. nights at 7PM Call will have its grand opening on JON STEP 1 FOR SALE 354 HOPE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8,1992 ©9:00 PM Student* Together Educating Pears SUMMER SUBLEASE • 1 bdrm. apartment • WE TEACH SKIN CARE "AMATEUR NITE" Application* Du* February 13 YOU'VE ONLY GOT ONE WEEK TO LIVE! i dose to campus - very clean • nice location - Resuiis-onented products. Dermatologis For more into call 372-2978 For more Info contact: DO SPRING BREAK IN JAMAICA OR CAN- 26" color TV $150 or BO Air conditioning • call 352-4297. tested. Mary Kay has a skin care system for Prevention Center 372-2130 CUN. FROM (4201 INCLUDES HOTEL. AIR. Call Travis at 352-0001 ' GRAND OPENING' GRAND OPENING' 1 Very nice 3 bdrm. apt. w/2 car garage. Availa- you. Call today for a free consultation. LI L TRANSFERS, PARTIES SUN SPLASH Dianna Inslone, Independent Skin Care Con- TOURS 1-800-426-7710. blemMay No pels Call 354 8146 after 5 00. Thanks for a crazy roomie night in on Thurs.i Apple II e Enhanced Computer with Dual Disk sultant. 352 0388 'NEVER AGAIN' (I'm so serous ..) Wtll have to sing and dance Drives. Monitor, 80 column card, Serial Card, We specialize in i bedroom A efficiency Tuesday Feb. 4 more oftenl apartments. For information call Mecca Man- WANTED and Soltware to Run. $S50/obo Call agement 353 5800 9 00 Ta!t Room (3rd Floor ol the Union) I'M TOO SEXY FOR MY ROOMMATES 372 1975 and leave a message. TOO SEXY, BY FARM! PERSONALS Love. Your Roommate AVEBURY BOOKS DOUG I BRETT Hal Hal Hal Hal Hai Hal Hal Hai Hal Hal Hal 1 non-smoking female needed to share nice has over 500 "new to you" art books I apartment. Pool, shuttle. Call 353-6469 alter 6 143-C E Wooster- 10-6. Mon Sat EXPERIENCE JAMAICA SPRING BREAK 92 Thanks so much tor the great dinner. °m. TUXEDO JUNCTION 7 DAYS AND HOT NIGHTS J365 We were quite Imprestedlll DU Delta Upallon DU Computer tor sale. Toshiba-Lap top. 640K • 12 PS Brett. Thanks tor the SAUSAGE treat'" 1 or 2 roommates needed immediately thru GREAT FOOD LIMITED TIME AND SPACE I DOUG 353 2408 would like lo thank 1 meg. hard drive. 3.5 disk drive Software-Word Love, Lisa, Linda, and Brenda Javier Gonzalez August 10th for sublease of apt. near campus Perfect and Lotus. 352-1277. Ask for James PQwpstplrs lor the bitchn" window painting i University Village, rent neg Call Mike 353.7203. Free Sibenan Dwarf Hamsters Express Lunch 2.95 DU Delta Upallon DU Call 354-5381 Available now Happy Hour Dinner 4.95 FIJI Macintosh SE 2Mb RAM. 30 MB Hard Drive. KIDS: PENNY A POUNDI RUSH Need one female to fill house Imagewriter II. Big $$ in software. $1,800.00 or at 957 N. Prospect b/o. Ask lor Pete or leave msg 372-4643. TUE-Prime Rib 7.95 FIJI For 3 - Own room WED-Pasia 4.95 SAVE NOW-PERM LATER RUSH Call 3530325 All you can eal HSA VALENTINES DAY ROSE SALE FOR RENT THURS-Mexican 4.95 FEB.3-7 IN UNION FOYER Looking for two female roommates to share — ONE DAY PERM SALE — 2.00 EACH OR 20 00 A DOZEN two bedroom, two bathroom apartment. 1/2 All You Can eat ON CAMPUS DELIVERY ON FEB. 14 block from campus, tor 92-93 school year. 1 & 2. bedroom fum apts. FRI-BBO 7.95 Comae! Julie or Kriston al 352-5652. 0 month, summer & year leases INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE MEN'S S 352-7454. SAT-Prime Rib 12.00 WOMEN'S CURLING - FEB 4, MEN'S DOU- Male/female roommate needed ASAP. Close All You Can eat. WED., FEB. 5 ONLY BLES RACOUETBALl FEB 5 to campus. Ca'l 352-2243 and leave message 2 large bedroom furnished IRISH CLUB MEETING Good location • all utilities paid Roommate needed immod. tor the rest of I-12 month lease-Call 353-1731 after6 Walk in or call 352-5615 to purchase your certificates TUES.FEB 4.9PM113BA Spring Semester. Apt. furnished. Own room. 10:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. NEW MEMBERS ENCOURAGED TO AT- Rent neg. Call 3525503 (Solomon) or TEND 372 2247 and talk to Ann. Carry Rentals Jounallam IPCO Public Relations Major* Roommate to share 3 bdrm. home. Own room. Apartments tor 2.3 or 4 students. R*c*lv* valubal* axparlanc* 20 minutes from campus. Alternative lifestyles Houses for 5.6 or 9 students. In skills r*lat*d to your major considered Phone 288-3297. leave message 9. to or 12 mo. leases available 110 N. Main 352-9222 SAVE NOW. PERM LATER. JOIN STEP 1 Call 352 7365 Studants Together Educating Peers Roommate wanted to share home in BG Male Applications dus February 13 Grid P-ef. Call 354-6701 or 352-1831. For more Into contact: Prevention Center 372-2130 ■jnaaaaoanonncinnnnnaoaaaac HELP WANTED Fashion Merchandising Assoc. Mtng. Wednesday. February Sth 800 pm McFall Assembly Room EASY WORKl EXCELLENT PAY! ASSEMBLE Speaker: Judy DeFranosco • May Co. PRODUCTS AT HOME CALL TOLL FREE CHARLESTOWN APTS. 1-800467-5566 EXT. 5972. AND MID AM MANOR f f Bowl N Greenery • NOW RENTING • All You Can Eat Choose from choice apartments within walking 11:30-2:00 $3.99 distance to campus Summer 1992 and 1992-93 school year. 4:00 - 7:00 $4.75 • Soup 'n' Salad • Baked Potato w/sour cream 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, • Hot Entrees • Choice of Beverage gas heat & water included, air conditioning Located in the University Union Resident Manager, On Wednesday, Feb. 5 only, Quantum 90 card accepted all day for off campus students 641 Third St., Apt. 4, B.G. Quantum 90 card accepted 4-7 only for on campus students you can purchase up to 3 352-4380 PERMANENT WAVE CERTIFICATES Jim's Journal by Jim I W.| jWft JlttlH) She U»v*i it Mt sxr.Vi^sl teetevy wkth c«mtf»rt«iWI« <•«« Includes MV. Fetrrs** £•»»»« fell «r(e«f>- SHAMPOO, «p ««««4 »*+ •»» »»v ONLY $ HAIRCUT \ap- & STYLE 25 EA. Certificates good for 6 months OFFER GOOD IN OUR FULL SERVICE APPOINTMENT SALON OR OUR SUPER-SAVER NO APPOINTMENT SALON Designer Wrap Not Included Te>«U>, 4ttk«Cs»ry Jut's* inpt rev-fins, t*ter, A cuit*«M«t 5t»rt Julie «*«i Ito} ••»War, st»f•>•) '<•»»« o* yew »j»»f i, c•.«** IM <•*•**•»♦»•) 1+ took t*«i< .v»k >t'» J«*»t A ftufis) tK« «•»«♦ (mm* Open the fftr+V +• frsWt tfcat tMHr jKirt «M«J e**r»- jfc.rt. e-1 i* eat" w.al^ was Itajafj ad Mon.-Fri. fwe«ttiV.rt. •«4 tV.,..*,* lilt* tWcrt t. to***- 10-8; fcwmans Sat. 10-5:30; Sun. 12-5 Hair Salon ^ 139 South Main, 2nd Floor Uhlman* Charge and Bowling Green Ma|or Credit Cards Accepted Ph. 352-5615 INSPECT WIPERS REGULARLY