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OCopyright 1990, USA TODAY/Apple College Information Network WSU's Akhromeyev not afraid of force Marshal Sergei Akhromeyev, policies are military advisor to Soviet President , ,.... "uu"''"· 1 Gorbachev, told BBC Radio Monday he is not afraid of using force if Lithuanian separatists break the law. great The Lithuanian President reacted by saying, "We must worry about such CHRISTINE ARNOLD insanity, it's military madness." The Assistant News Editor verbal threat came after Lithuania' s top oil refinery stopped production under "I think it's great," said Fonner Surgeon the Soviet oil and gas embargo. General C. Everett Koop about WSU's new smoking policy during his visit on campus Contras prepare to resettle yesterday. The 11,000 Contra rebels prepare to "The effort to get the smoke-free resettle temporarily in five security Photo by Craig J. Opperman campus here is to their great benefit," Koop zones guarded by 700 Venezuelan Soaking up rays in the woods parking lot this past week were Freshman Becky said when questioned about students who ps under the United States's Endsley and Natalie Wolf. choose not to cooperate with the policy. auspices. All of them need to be in these ''They are risking their lives right now ... zones by Wednesday, when Violeta [their deaths] won't take place next year, orro succeeds Sandinista Daniel Issue survey _asks for unfortunately, and therefore they're not ga as Nicaragua• s president. Thi is scared." per the accord signed last week by both ''Sec CHARLES KING Okinawa, Japan; Peking, register for PLS (political affairs can arrange for on they will experience. relationships throughout Associate Writer China; or Curitaba, Brazil. science) 399 or COM campus employment or Flaherty said lhe world. It just makes the Flaherty said some Euro (communication) 399. The limited scholarships to help program includes field trips world a much nicer place. The WSU student affairs ~ countries will be added only cost to the student is with expenses. and classroom experience in Flaherty said lhe trips department offers students to that list in two or three the cost of the trip itself. He said the students in the host country. Partici have been completely sat the opportunity to earn years. According to Flaherty, the program must take a pants will have opportuni According to Flaherty, a credit by spending four Flaherty said the students would pay $2,000 language course spring ties to interact with various to Japan or China i afer wee in the summer in a program had been in to go to Brazil, $2,400 to go quarter before the trip. students from differcnt than going downtown. yton at foreign country, according existence for eight years but to Japan, and $2,900 to go Participants will meet backgrounds. Those interested can He pn to James Flaherty, assistant this is the first year the inter to China. Flaherty said the monthly for nine months to ''The experience will contact James Flaherty at director of the program. national exchange program cost should not prevent give the participants a change people's lives," the office of student At this time students can is offering credit for the students from participating, working knowledge of the Flaherty said. "The student development at 122 Allyn travel to places such as program. Students can because the office of student country and the culture that will have connections and Hall or call ext. 271 2. Birch says U.S. is sacrificing freedom Students can correctl MARCIA HARDY John F. McManus , a are responding irresponsibly regulations, and controls that Assistant Features and Birch Society spoke person, and dangerously to what he will not improve the guess answers on SAT Entertainment Editor says he feels that many calls a radical environmental environment but will build currentenvuonmental agenda. governmental power and (CPS) - Students can "That hould not The John Birch Society's claims are ba ed on un- impair American indu tries' correctly guess the happen," Katz maintains. nts, biweekly magazine, The proved theories. Gary Benoit, and author ability to compete in the an wers for mo t of the "The e tests aren't just uraE New America, featured McManu al o say and a Birch Society re- world' markets." reading comprchcn ion flawed, but they are eri· lhe he article that claimed concern nurnerous recommendation search r, said governmental "Of cour e we want a questions on the Schola - ously flawed and the e th about a id rain, global for action to combat official , including Pre ident clean, safe environment," tic Aptitude Te t (SAT), ET hould not be using warming through the unsub tantiated threats to Bu h, are "re ponding to said M Manu , "but we do a Univer ity of Georgia them." greenhou e effect, ozone de the environment could lead unproved theories, unsub- not believe it nece sary to professor found. 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"What this ice, which publishes "Just by virtue of the fact until they are improved. takers can score high on assumes that students shows is that, even given EZTiilliFi s AT, disputed his that they are in college "I suspect tests college the SAT even if they don't ran do ml y guess on the their sophistication, y. they will score higher." students take such as the know the answers. SAT. I don't believe they've missed the mark. "The students in Katz's Katz says that the Graduate Record Exam students randomly guess. Just because they are the :s y aren' t the typical reading comprehension is and Law School Admis They always give it their "How good a test taker leading test organization in T takers," charged the most important part on sions Test have the same that a student is can best shot," Wendler said. the country doesn't mean y Wendler, associate standardized tests, but be problems," Katz said. predict how well he can "ETS is very good at their product can't be c:es the am director of the cause they are so flawed, Katz's study supports score," Katz said. test construction," Katz faulty." :er place. the trips etely ~ h~rty' a continued from page 1 t 1 afer town. yton area. ted can He praised the Medical Fairborn Home Computer l's AIDS outreach and ent end intervention pro- 22 Allyn s, but went on to say 8th Anniversary Sale! ~ 71 2. the administration and ---Ll..nts need to continue 2fiJ2 Colonel Glenn Highway Fairborn, Ohio 45324 of both personal Call us for information at (513) 429 - 3116 th education and ~ munity involvement. •AT Koop went on to say that U needs to continue to not h out to minority Still in Effect 1aintains. nts, especially to FREE CHICKEN l' t just urage their involvement are eri- lbe health care field, WINGS & PEPSI Commodore l the e they are not well nted. Koop was Deputy Saturday April 28. 1990 Educational Program · tant Secretary for th of the U. S. Public ASOO System - $799 th Service (PHS), and 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM local interns of that • Amiga 500 CPU ·ce were also on campus • 1 Megabyte Memory rday. Susan Hoertt, a WSU Stop in and see the new • External 3.5 Inch Drive te and recipient of an • Color Monitor ard for her duties with the e 3 ___, . · Health bureau of the NEC ___ ., was present with Ella PC 40-111 System - $1319 ns and Raymond • AT Compatible 80286 r, WSU environmental TurboGratx 16· students, as partici- .. Processor ts in the Commi~ioned er Student Training Game System • 640 ~ Memory Program. • 40 Megabyte Hard Disk Rental Units are available! • Microsoft Windows Mouse • VGACard In last week's issue of Save Big by Trading in your ----- Guardian, in the pus Calendar, we Complete Li ne of Amiga 1000! ·shed an item that said iE. toga party sponsored by OU Black Student Union ~nses. be held on April 20. LASER g a Super Saver! Basic toga party will, in fact, 1g at held this Friday, April- a unit 11 1da , in the University Center 3.5 ·Diskette Sale eteria, beginning at 10 PC Compatibles! mery Jll. I to Only 70 Each! II us XTs, 286s, & 386s! (Available only in quantities of 50) .59 e y, ' ' ...... - .\..• . . I• ~}. . .. ' FEATURES Nexus gets new editor JASON BERTA "The budget really prevented AssociB&e Writez me from doing what I really Darrin Cain, a senior English map at Wright wanted for Nexus." Stale, has become the new - editor, Darrin Cain ediior of N~xus. Cain will graduate this quarter and said that he wants the one merely has to drop by move into th M.F .A magazine to grow even the office in the University program at the University of greater: m "We've been d ing thi Earth ay, ba k in 1970. I n , we can't cv n As tud nt at the State imagin what other pie Univ r ·ity f N w Y rk d ,"Burger · id. rtland, the tw w r' "n rmal" · ript. While th family bum aw n d to th pr blem P r n y al t of BINGHAMTO , .Y. some garbage in the living of garbage di po al through And the bride maid th notion single think they're in wore mauve, then red and that inglene i not a some sort of holding bin - If Chris Burger and hi room fireplace, they also campu ' work hop . then pea h. rightful, permanent situation for life when they aren't family were average, they eparate paper, glas , metal A bachelor then, Burger Walking down the and quelche the anxiety part of a pair. and three roommate began C~ would create at least 7 ,800 and pla tic and reu much aisle again and again at that goes along with it. Coupling is every- pounds of tra h a year. of the material. They al to separate their glas , omeone else' wedding, Peterson say the angst where. "You can't even MA' But thi family of four u e a malt compo t heap in metal, paper and pla! tic. made 1987 a year that can be triggered by wed ee an ad f r coffee ©I ~ produces only about ix, the back yard. The pr blem: no handy rattled my contentment ding , holidays and overly without a setting where App 35-pound containers of The system Chri place to take it with being single. pushy parents, who often two people are drinking Ne~ garbage annually - about Burger and hi wife, Undaunted, they toted For the first time ever, wonder aloud when you 're it," she says. "Singles are 200 pound - which they Cynthia, developed - and metal can to scrap yards I felt like the odd man out going to make them grand bombarded with messag s haul to the landfill them taught to their daughter and hauled glas to a glass - I wa a bridesmaid at parents. that thi i the only way to netv ea h wedding. "Oh, I feel so sad for you be. It makes them feel out- selves twice a year. has its roots in the fir t see "Recycle" page 7 With the mauve taffeta dear," Peterson mimicks her their inglenes is some- min bridesmaid dress came a mother's lamenting. At the thing to endure or pass Recycling issue gets around tinge of envy. With the time Peterson was in her through." Rul second dress, a red satin mid-twenties with no good O~e ~ym~tom of single \ Fla Almost half of the vampy number, anxiety marital prospects. angst is mertia. an 1 families in the started to set in. By the "It's almo t as if when "It definitely take "wi USA separate time I had to wear the you reach a certain age, it's extra energy to do things der their garbage for peach puffed sleeve frock, not okay to come home when you 're alone," ay · anc recycling - I panicked. Something without somebody - Peterson. "You can't rel y I Evi whether had to be wrong with me. anybody," Peterson says. on anybody else to do the Sd mandated by Was I destined to be an Peterson finally married initiating or planning local ordinance old maid? when she was 28 - but she when you' re by yourself. mi or not. Single angst strikes still saw a need for the book, It's nothing to back out mi most of the unattached at which she wrote with and say I'm going to stay some point says Nadine Barbara Sofie in 1987. home. It's so much easier i sci Source: Louis Peterson, psychologist and Before her book most of not to put yourself out" I Harris poll of w~ 1,250 people co-author of "Singleness: the literature aimed at During her research conducted for A Guide To Understand singles focused on remedies. and interviews with Organic ing and Satisfaction." "They were chock full of singles, however, Peterson Gardening to discovered that the people magazine. Peterson, irector of pointers on how date and the graduate program at mate." No one was address- see "Single" page 7 Marcia Staimer, Gannett News Service . , ...... , ... .. Wednesday, April 25, 1990 THE GUARDIAN 5 ENTERTAINMENT ascally Wabbit weaches 50, rates review ARCIA HARDY try their hand at animation, the key to effective break away from the with Ohio Art's Animators animation was to give the Disney tradition of realism. and Etch-A-Sketch. characters true personality. Giv~n this new leeway, Bugs Bunny, who is the This meant striving for the animators were allowed to "That's All Folk "will big 5-0 this year will make effect of realism. have impossible gags and coming to the Dayton a personal appearan~e at Disney achieved this visual tricks. Overstate- Institute (DAI) April the DAI on April 28. effect in its 1941 release of ment became the norm. through June 3. Warner Bambi. Even silly cartoons ros. has produced this HISTORY AND Smaller cartoon studios sported "adult" concerns mprehensive overview of BACKGROUND were having trouble such as the case in the cartoon studio featuring competing with Disney due 1943 Tortoise Wins by a ugs Bunny™, Yosemite From the 1920s until to lack of time and money. Hare. A newspaper flashes ™, the Road Run- the early 1960s, cartoons One of these studios, across the bottom of the ™,Wile E. Coyote™, were either "Disney" or Warner Bros., turned to screen sporting the head- fy Duck™ and many "not important." Disney commercial aspects. line "Hitler Commits had set the stage in estab- By using two former Suicide." lishing and championing I Disney hands, Hugh lays more than 150 nearly all of the technical 1111, Harman and Rudolph Ising Bugs Bunny originally tual production draw- conventions central to founded Warner Bros. was a lunatic rabble-rouser. gs, paintings and cartoon Hollywood animation. , Harman and Ising signed Because he was too annoy- lluloids. In addition to Animated cartoons were with independent producer ing, Bugs was scheduled two-dimensional work, used as the openers for the Leon Schlesinger who with abandonment within separate video monitors feature films in the cine- arranged to have their the studio. However, Ted be on display to play mas. Disney had certified series of cartoons released. Avery decided to "chill ished cartoons. A the use of anthropomorphic The first series was entitled Bugs out" and produced animals - childlike in "Looney Tunes,''TM and the cartoon A Wild Hare. ent a history of Warner proportion,circularinforrr sparked a second series of Bugs was destined to live. Now Bugs is 50 years slra - and equipped with memo- cartoons entitled "Merry "Cartoon Corner" in the rable, gimmicky voices. Melodies."™ old and has helped to bring leries allow children to Disney had realized that Warner Bros. began to Warner Bros. to fame. L of ci-Fi channel Bunny and friends books abound n't JACK GARNER life, and the sociological and availabilities and other key expensive paperback © 1990, USA TODAYI entertainment ramifications infonnation on more than edition). comes to cable Apple College Information of the creature, and con 1,000 shorts - every single The autobiography of the n MATT ROUSH thirds of the schedule will Network cludes with extensive art Warner Bros. cartoon. This colorful voice of all those © 1990, USA TODAYI be original product, such and synopses from Adam is a virtual bible for ann great Warner characters re Apple College Infonnation as: Bugs Bunny, Daffy son's choices for Bugs' 16 chair Warner cartoon fans from Bugs to Daffy to ng Network -"Isaac Asimov's Duck, and the Warner "greatest hits" from among - a guide to what you can Yosemite Sam, along with are Universe Brothers gang - like the his 160 cartoons. see on video or on the characters at other studios, :ages Is there room for a -Programs devoted to Disney characters before - "Chuck Amuck," by various network and and on radio in the glory them - have become Chuck Jones (Farrar Straus syndicated reruns of Bugs days of that medium. Blanc, ay to network totally devoted to the industry, spotlighting subject to intense scrutiny in Giroux, $24.95). and Co. who died last year, was an I out-of-this-world program new books, movies, TV art books, animation mem This is the wonderfully - "That's NOT All all-imP,Xtant part of the ne- ming? shows, computer software oirs, and anthology catalogs. entertaining, funny and Folks," by Mel Blanc Warner story, and his .s animation. Entrepreneur Mitchell Here are four of the most insightful memoir of the (Warners, $17.95 and also biography is fascinating for -Documentary series Rubenstein of Boca Raton, worthwhile offerings: great animator and cartoon just published in a less- fans of the cartoons. about dinosaurs, archaeol ingle Fla. , is convinced there's - "Bugs Bunny Fifty director Chuck Jones, one of ogy and NASA develop an audience out there Years and Only One Grey the three or four men most "with an enormous pent-up ments. Hare," by Joe Adamson responsible for Bugs Bunny gs demand for science fiction -An original sitcom 1 (Henry Holt, $35). as we know him. "Chuck :ays and fantasy." New Year's "siinilar to 'The Munsters' This lovely and lovingly Amuck" also features details rel y Eve, he plans to launch the and 'The Addams Fam created new work is being galore on the creations of I the Sci-Fi Channel. ily.,,, published this month to Daffy Duck, Road Runner, He's committing $50 -A haunted-house mark the golden anniversary and others. million and expects 5 game show. of the "wascally wabbit." - "Looney Tunes and ut -A science news show It's a well-written text, Merrie Melodies, A Com >tay I million to 8 million sub produced by the Washing Schneider's previously plete Illustrated Guide to the tsier scribers to start. t.,, I And what will they be ton, D.C.-based bureau of published "That's All, Folks Warner Bros. Cartoons," by Conus Communications. - The Art of W amer Jerry Beck and Will Fried :h ! watching? Vintage genre programming, movies and "And, we're being inun Brothers Animation," except wald (Henry Hold, tradepa that the focus is totally perback, $14.95). TV , "My Favorite Mar dated with tapes by young ~rso n Bugs. The book takes you This amazingly detailed tian" and "Dark Shadows" directors and film-school op le through the history of the work provides capsule to BBC cult hit "Doctor buffs." bunny's creation, the artists summaries, illustrations, Who" - depending on A brave new world, and writers who gave him dates, video and television what's available. But two- indeed. Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd, What's Opera Doc?, 1957 .I-6 .- jjifi. 0A.RD1A. ·: we · ~ ~a I ·A Hr !r 'i'990 " o.. ' ' .. . ' l'1 , p " - -· . 1 Tra·cy Ullman upset with Fox's fiddling MIKE CIDONl own mug. "This is my 'I Kline ( uicidal in Sophie's © 1990, USA TODAY/ don't have to be funny in Choice), Laurence Olivier' Apple College Information thi movie' look," he ays. wid w, Joan Plowright etwork. The new isn't that (repres d in The Dres - Ullman i playing it traight maker), William Hurt chameleon in a movie role. AfL r all, (impri on d in Kiss of the riou turn by comic Spider Woman) and River d1~ 1 u1. - a nou role in a to ar a dim ad zen Ph nix (di traught in th c mic film I Love You the day . Ju t 1 Running on Empty). to Death. f thi year' car n mi- And then th re 1, "I li th way we all n : Dan Aykr yd be t Ullm n, h f the frizzy k r lly crappy in thi upporting actor f r playing r no and m vie," Tracey Ullman Jc i Tandy' h npcc ed m und f greasepaint that y , grinning. son in Driving Miss Daisy help her generate laughs on Kevin Kline stars with Tracy Ullman in Tri-Star's I Love You to Death. "We do. We don't look and Robin William as be t Fox TV's "The Tracey like actor and actre es all actor for playing an inspira Ullman Show." Logically, ... And on the show I could ielsen ratings, it consis followed the network' made up." tional teacher in the tear she should be the one see she was extravagantly tently ranks among the rated, criti ally lambast Sifting through a stack jerking Dead Poets Society. putting in I Love You To talented; she could do the bottom 10 show . ar ure-to-be-canceled of ublicity picture , The list of comedians who Death's zanie t perform most outragcou thing . But Ullman lets out a deeply sitcom "O n House." Ullm n find a portrait of can frown is a long one. ance, and the others hould in a lot of the skctche , troubled igh. tarting thi , weekend, her elf playing the dead- Yet Tracey Ullman's be playing it straight. he'd do the most subtle "It's really terrible, isn't thing get bleaker: Ullman riou Rosalie, a Tacoma, achievement in I Love You But no go. Everyone things. Only a real actres it? It's a bloody nightmare, sh w move to 9:30 p.m. Wash., hou ewi e so hurt to D ath is unique. The else goes berserk. She's the can pull that off." the ratings. I think the S turday , when many and humiliated by ber phi black comedy, directed by only one who gets dramatic. ''The Tracey Ullman Nielsens are a pile of poop. Ullman fans - it has a landering husband (played Lawrence Kasdan (The Big Says Kasdan, ''l' d seen Show" has impressed more I mean, c'mon, 1,000 boxes relatively young, hip by Kevin Kline) that she Chill), stars a slew of and admired iracey on her than Kasdan. In the last year on the top of people's TVs. viewership - are out on plots his murder. Ullman actors who've cut their teeth show and I'd also seen alone, it scooped up four I don't think it's an accurate town. holds the photo up to her in dramas, among them plenty where she was great. Emmys, including one for system." Ullman deserves better best variety, music or Accurate or not, it's from Fox, considering her comedy program. It's a clear that Fox hasn't done ries gave birth to the critical and industry darlirtg, mucn to help e "Ullman network's second-biggest the sort of TV series that Show" numbers. Since fall, hit, "The Simpsons." Up gets a lot of ink but precious the eries has aired at 10 until la t year, snippe of few viewers. 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But there friends didn't understand." t to put yourself out." lationships are temporary During her research compared to that one." was no outlet for paper and The family burns paper interviews with That realization is part plastics. products such as milk ·ngles, however, Peterson of the reason I no longer "We ended up putting it cartons and facial tissues ·scov ered that the people suffer from "old maid out on the curb," Burger that can't be recycled. ho were the happiest itus." And I admit that the said. "But even the act of The Burgers don't buy in g ingle fought the outcome of two of those doing (separating) it made juice in single-serving, ndency to vegetate. 1987 wedding helped me us aware of how much throwaway boxes, but they "The e people made an rethink who really was the waste we were generating." do buy it in single-serving fort to be ome comfort- lucky one. Now, as the 20th glass bottles. They reuse the le g ing ut to nic re - One of the marriage anniversary of Earth Day boulcs for the kids lunches uran r away on trip ended in divorce. And approaches, the Burgers live and for picnics. one," he ay ."They another friend wa torn in acommunity where waste Plastic tubs from und that they could between her fledging nj y their own company. career and the guilt she haulers will soon pick up margarine and whipped ey weren't postponing felt not being a full-time recyclables from the curb. cream are used to store --- ... ir fun. They figured out mommie. The call of Even before they could re.ad, leftovers or for picnic foods. hat they wanted to do, diapers and baby formula daughtersJennifer,9,and "When we have too t goals and went for won and she gave up a job Deborah, 8, were taught many, we put jelly in it, or em. she loved. how to sort their garbage. cookies, and give it away," "The reality is that we For now, my cat, "We have to wash out Jennifer said. with ourselves from Grendel, fills a void and moment we are born my need to nurture. And ,nd, the time we die. That's that mauve taffeta brides Ullm ' hy our relationship with maid dress makes a nifty O p.m. Ives should be the lining for his bed. 1any 1as a tip STUDENTS: ~s better ring her , the Your college route is biggest s." Up RTA Route 13 >pets of 1ge 10 Avoid parking Hassles! Call the RTA Ride Line at 226-1144 for Route and Schedule Information sale!!! Your Automatic Pilot rintcd Glau, :1 , 15" T ues; Bring this coupon and show your 1, Elect.; Rat rea-Pair. validation card to W.S. U's Parking :; 350 CID V· K, 16" Tuet. ; Tin:a-Pair. Services for a $5.00 discount on :out Mirrors. tF);lnu:nor· May's pass. 1., PS, PH.Jr. ~. ody F1.11, Coupon ------Information Table TODAY from 9am until 12:30pm RrrA Allyn Hall Lobby "Let It Begin Here" $5.00 discount on May, 1990's Peace Corps film TODAY at 2pm monthly bus pass Millet 158 1-800-521-8686 toll free Coupon good only at Parking Services in Room 044 Allyn Hall Expires 5/31/90. Limit one discount per person. L. ------~ 8 THE GUARDIAN Wedn<'sday April 25, 1990 I EDITORIAL ''ei'\.??:Kff?WMd:\'(%Hiiti:'¥biNfHYt:ft#I:fX'%:k:tM%1.'/'e:!:{O:;Wn:ft8:@:nF:''''.t:Vi'}U\:·t@'!i'Mi{ff}!\:%:1NW':@IffF&:::wttf::M1k'tD1'}tt+H!ANMi:{\f':';})}ij/WX'''MkYF/, '"''%i3V'/:)}f::::::::\:6Bi'VJ 'i\''.: Decor very much makes the student Oh, the joys of diversity! It allows all of us the chance have to repeat the message "no." to experience new and exciting things. Dormitory life is The Unexpounded Viewpoint Homophobics should take a look at NO TAILGATING just that, diversity embodied. SCOTT URICK signs. Self explanatory! Every student that comes packing a car load of clothes, STEEP GRADE USE LOW GEAR would be in order staple goods (chips, pretzels, peanuts, popcorn, beer), light figured the wall paper had only been there for 125 years. for large pe pie. Inertia can be a terrible thing if not furniture, and - don't forget - the stereo, has some sort We also figured out that Lhe flowers pictured on the properly harnessed. of quirk or difference that sets them apart from all others wallpaper are now a controlled sub tance. My grand Certain people need an AIRCRAFT LANDING sign. in the university community. The beauty of the dormitory mother would never have put that up! One could go so far as to sugge l using Christmas lights to is that these differences are openly displayed. What brought this up was a discussion about the right mark out a runway. Someone once said that dormitory life is like living in of public safety to confiscate items that they thought were Lightsteppers may want to use a TAKE ALL DELIV - a fishbowl. Everyone can see what everyone else is doing stolen. I'll avoid that digression because it has nothing to ERIES TO REAR. It's not really a road sign but the state just by opening their eyes. You don:t even need to see the do with my point. Anyhow, we were discussing who had doesn't paint anything that says "faerie crossing." person in action. All you have to do is take a good look at stuff in their room that might be confiscated. This was Girls who frequent singles' bars should be at home their room decor. only after taking some (lukewarm) items out to the trunks with a YIELD ign. That should al o be in the zodiac. Case in point: one of my news writers thinks my room of our cars. After all, public safety had already taken the Your average tease should be required to post a STOP i decorated like a bar. Granted she has heard stories deer crossing sign I was sledding on one night and hauled AHEAD sign. It's only fair. around the office, but to make such a sweeping statement it off. I had just found it by the slope (I really had!) and it In deference to the women I have just insulted, most of about my interior decorating taste after only three minutes was working swimmingly. the men who frequent singles' bars should post that sign in the place is enough to make my point. She did qualify Now at least half of the kids in college have, at one with the picture of a jackass on it. They don't make a PIG the statement by saying it would make a very nice bar. She point in their live , been in possession of a stolen street CROSSING sign. even said she would probably name it Swamp Rat's, sign. Up until a few days ago this included the residents of Virgins should have a SCHOOL ZONE sign right on Virgil's or The Luv Inn, all of which sound like respect WSU and these signs were proudly displayed. The sign the head board. Unless they are well read , that is. able enough places. that spurred this column was the STOP sign that allegedly The more promiscuous student might want to consider Anyway, back to my point: decor has a lot to ay about hangs over the bed of one of my neighbors. I mentioned a PLAYGROUND sign. That way if you fall off the bed the resident. Let's face it; you can't paint, so you have to that it seemed appropriate and started a list of signs that there's less chance of being run over by a car. do all you can to cover the institutional colors that seem to others might hang above their beds to indicate their Those are the most general of the list but there are a be all the rage on campus these days. I think they buy the disposition. ton of possibilities for individuals. However, until the heat stuff at Army urplus. Prudes and other sexually inhibited people might want dies down, we're all going to have to guess about each We once found the same color under some wallpaper to consider the STOP ign as I have already mentioned. It other. It's a good thing we're all such good friends. we peeled off the walls at my grandmother's house. We would signifi antly les en the number of time you would I bet you didn't know motoring could be uch fun. Heated reply to anti-smoking policy letter To the Editor. do it? And what of the en ir nment? Th next time you are and cverywher you went, except for your own home, it W Wednesday, April 25, 1990 THE GUARDIAN 9 OP-ED J 0 . THE PROPOSED NEWL060 FOR \./RIGHT STATE lt UNIVERSITY l 0 HIE GUARDIAN w~~dnc!'rln~ - . April 25~ 1990 Ullman continued from page 6 none of the Big Three claim lo fame in the States, the highly rated cartoon There wasn't, at least wisecracking pal in the ac television show was a big networks would have hired a Top 20 1983 pop single ~ were sandwi hed between immediately. Ullman's claimed 1985 drama incentive to come back. I her. If they had, her how "They Don't Know." There follow-up single bombed "Plenty." think the BBC had offered the sketches on the llman would probably look al o was a marginally how. and he went back to me a play in Northern nothing like it doc now u e ful LP, "You Broke ] "Maybe if they gave me England, where he already Then he met Jame L. Ireland for 40 pounds a with thegreat c n i lenc My Hean in 17 Place ,"a wa e tabli hcd on the Brooks, the director of week at the time." 0 cond in the middle of in writing and in perfonn ampy but mu ically olid tage, on TV and on the "Term of Endearment" and ing. · lute lo ' girl gr up . Sp record char . She ub - mastennind of the cla ic "In three week , we had "It w great, ' he "Mary Tyler Moore Show," Mel Br k. ,Gl nn I r all . "Iwa nMTV,I who wa l king to produce I Ila R • llini . had a h r rd, I did a n w t I vi i n rie . H II , Unit d tal . . n Freeman. SPRING LEADERSHIP LAB • Building the Community ''I'M A April27-29 ... ;:::·=.,-., _ COLLEGE STUDENT. AND WORKING FOR KELLY HAS HELPED ME UNDERSTAND THE BUSINESS WORLD.'' DR6P JN __ _ Giv:e 8LOOD ! April .2s c7 Wed. d d Aux.Gym d 9am-4pm ·T ve broadened my e_ducation ~nd expanded my knowledge. Imp~ov~ m{, skills. 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The senior from team was temporarily singled, de ignated hitter Carroll collected four runs d railed with a lo s to th Mark Frankenberg uncorked batted in during the contest. haples Dayt n Flyer la t a long blast, what would be Leonard Griffen, who week. one of three Wright State allowed just one hit and a And, although it took home runs in the game. base on balls in four innings longer than expected, the With two outs in Wright of work, retired Peay in Raiders climbed back on State's third, Brian Spears order in the bottom of the track with a twinbill sweep laced a base hit and catcher 10th and earned the victory. at Austin Peay last Sunday. Scott Thompson walked - Griffen is 4-4 on the season. The Raiders, 19-16 on setting the stage for Spears and Fruhwirth season, needed extra Fruhwirth. The junior from each stroked three hits while Brent Fruhwirth Scott Thompson Keith Gord,on innings to top their Ohio Beavercreek delivered a second baseman Roger Valley Conference foe. three-run homer catapulting Spaulding and center fielder smacked a two-run blast the sixth inning. Both teams record at 4-4. Wright State outlasted the Raiders to a 6-1 edge. Bob Jesperson rapped two over the fence giving the added a run, Wright State in Wright State hosts Austin Peay 8-6 and 6-5 in At the expense of Raider hits each. Raiders a 2-0 lead. Reserve the seventh and Peay in the Cincinnati in a doubleheader the pair of 10 inning clashes. reliever Kevin Walke, Wright State utilized its right fielder Brian Buck eighth, forcing another extra scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. The doubleheader sweep Austin Peay plated three power once more to break a continued the two-out rally inning battle. This weekend, Wright came one day after the runs in the fifth inning with scoreless nightcap. In the with a base hit. Wolters scored the State will host its own ~ Raiders lost the opener of a pair of doubles and fourth, Spears led off with a Then Jesperson, who winning run when Spauld tournament with Bowling the three game set 7-4.' singles. John Smith saved double. But Thompson and struck out the inning before, , ing drew a bases loaded Green, Illinois-Chicago and tll Austin Peay jumped on Wright State from further Frankenberg were unable to lashed a homer 'Catapulting walk with·two outs. Cleveland State. For Raider starting hurler Brian damage by fanning the last plate the Raider third sacker. the Raiders to a 4-0 edge. Mike Mathile hurled infonnation on game times, K.ingdeski in the first inning two batters. Enter first baseman Mike Austin Peay jumped oo a scoreless relief in the ninth contact the Wri&ht Stat.e of the twinbill opener. A With the game tied at 6- Wolters. tiring Griffen, who .started and 10th innings to pick up athletic department at 873- pair of two-out base hits 6 in the 10th, Wright State The transfer from Illinois the game. with foyr. roos in the win. Mathile evened his 2TI l. Club volleyball team ends ~~ason of glory a second seed in the Redskins. tournament. Wright State started out the score being 14-13 in tournament behind first seed It took the Raiders three "We knew that the _: gteat, it scored the first eight favor of Michigan State, Michigan State, who sets to down the Redskins, winner of this match would points of the match, but there were 11 straight side- 1 finished wit}! 56 points. 15-6, 12-15, and 15-11. most likely win the touma- things went sour quickly. outs before another point li glo~ ~3!i':i~ :.:::~to San.rrday was when the The only misfortune was ment," player Kevin Proffitt The first game took 45 was scored. Then the an end. actual tournament began. It that Wright State was on the said. minutes with Wright State Raiders took care of that by Wright State's men's was a single-elimination same side of the bracket that Wright State had only a making too many hitting tying it a 14-all. club volleyball team has had best-of-three tournament. Michigan State was on and . ten-minute rest going into errors that led to their Wright State was hoping a spectacular season, that Wright State came out of the two teams would meet the Michigan State match, demise as Michigan State to pull out the victory, but boasted a 28-3 record. the gate quickly destroying sooner or later. after they had just finished pulled out the first game 15- its spirits were shattered as The only disappointment Ohio Weseleyan in two The moment came, it playing for an hour and a 12. the ball flew into the net, not they had this season that straight games 15-5 and 15- was what they had been half with Miami while In the second game, making it to the other side ended last week, was a 3. Everything seemed to be waiting for all season long, Michigan State had been neither team was up by and falling for a service recent loss to Michigan working well and th~y were they had to play Michigan resting during the Wright more than three points at error g i v~g Michigan State State in the regional ready to take on their next State as they coasted into State-Miami match because any time. The game went on the ball back. The Spartans ament that kept them opponent, the Miami the final eight of the their bracket finished earlier. for more than an hour. With aee "Volleyball" page 12 from going to the nationals...... The regional tournament free video on big-screen stereo 1V In the Rat · ed out with pool play : · The Flying izza : h 30. Wright State was face each team in their : ~ New York Styl~ : 1, that included three Monday, April 23 at 3pm other teams, and do well to e it into the 32-team Major League : • ®_Italian Ices : regional field. Wednesday, April 25 at 5pm I @ Cholesterol Free • Low Salt I _, Wright State did do well I ~ Only 120 Calories I defeating each team in their Field of Dreams l. They defeated Tri- : Get 1111Dwith any purchase and this coupon! : s e, Grand Valley. and Friday, April 27 at noon Hours: Illinois State. I I Bull Durham 2640 Col. Glenn Hwy., Fairborn Mon.-Sat. 1 la.m.-9p.m. I The margin of victory I (In the University Shoppes across froqi Wright State University) was ten points per game I Cl.osed Sunday I which allowed the Raiders J Offer good.only at Fairborn office• Offer expires 5/20/9'1 I ...ne xt\V961c: HerA/lbl 426-4688 to finish at plus 54 and earn ~- -···· ·· ------· . ., 1- • •••a• , • • •••••••••••• • ••••• • •••• ••••• • • •• • •·~• • • •, l2 THE GUARDIAN Wednesday, April 25, 1990 SPORTS ---+\____ _ ~@W CINDY HORNER eight innings. Dayton she stole third and came the nation with a .400 Assistant Sports Editor scored two runs in each of home on Hawkins' base hit. batting average and Hawker the first two innings. Then Heinbaugh went 2 for 4. came in 38th with a .389 It was again time to Carter settled down until In the second game, batting average. Hawkins meet the "01 ' Foes" that Wright State could generate Wright State fell short by was fifth in the nation in the aren 't too far away from us. the winning run . The one run to the Quaker , 5-4. RBI category, with 20. We had beaten them before, Raiders scored in the first Albery wa the loser giving This week Hawker lead and yes it was time to beat and sixth innings. Then in up six hits and five runs. the team with a .404 batting them once again. Wright the eighth inning with the The Raiders scattered nine average. Hawkins dropped State's softball team met up score tied at four-all, hits but could only tum four down to second with a .383 with their cross-town rivals Wright State delivered the runs in. Hawkins and Gibbs average, but still leads with last Tuesday for a triple final blow by scoring two each went 2 for 4 with an 27 RBI, and Schurr is third header. The Raiders took runs and brought home the RBI and Carter went 1 for 3 on the team with a .382 two of three from the victory. Paula Gibbs went Chris Hawker Tracy Hawkins with 2RBI. batting average. Flyers. 3-4 and Joanna Martin went Wright State then hosted game came around, the runs in the seventh to post The softball team is 14- 2-3. Detroit on Friday and swept In pitching, Carter Raiders were slowing down. the victory. 15 on the season after last In the second game, a doubleheader. Carter pitched in 14 games, 87 They shelled out 11 hits and Deanna Heinbaugh was week when they not only Wright State defeated again came out the victor in innings, with a 7-6 record. six runs, but it wasn't 2 for 4 with a triple, took the two from Dayton Dayton 5-1. Amy Albery a pitching duel as she Behind her is Albery enough as the Flyers Hawker went 3 for 4, and but also one from Wilming went the distance for the posted a seven-hit shutout. pitching in 14 games also, generated 15 hits and nine Schurr went 2 for 3. ton and two from Detroit. victory giving up one run Wright State scored their 74.3 innings, and a 5-6 runs to post the 9-6 win. On Thursday, Wright The first game of the and six hits. The Raiders only run in the seventh record. Plageman has Wright State was shut out State traveled to Wilming triple header with the Flyers generated ten hits, as Martin inning when after two were pitched in 8 games, 34.7 through the first three ton for a tw1nbill and gained was a make-up game from and Chris Hawker went 2-4, retired, Hawkins hit for a innings, and has a 2-3 innings while Dayton a split. The first game saw a earlier in the season, and the and Gibbs and Nancy single and Schurr followed record. scored seven runs. Colleen pitching duel in which Flyers were the home team. Schurr each went 2-3. with a triple, the only two Tuesday, the Raiders Plageman took the loss and Carter went the distance to Andrea Carter went the Albery held Dayton hits for Wright State, but it traveled to Findlay (stats Albery came into relieve post a 1-0, four-hit shutout distance for the win. She scoreless until the seventh was all they needed. unavailable). When they her in the fifth inning after The Raiders scored their gave up four runs and six inning. The Raiders scored In the second game, hosted Findlay earlier this Wright Stale had pulled to only run in the first inning hits while Wright State scat two in the second and three Wright State posted a 4-1 season they swept them in a within one run. Albery when after two were retired, tered eight hits for six runs in the third. victory. Albery went the double header. couldn' t hold the Flyers off, Hawker reached on an error to post the 6-4 victory in By the time the third distance for the win, giving The Raiders are trying to that put her on second, then allowing them to score two up six hits and the one run. prepare themselves for the The Raiders scored one run North Star Conference in the first inning and three Tournament that is coming Sports Capsules in the fifth. Martin had two up this Friday and Saturday. of Wright State's seven hi ts They may have to play JEFF LOUDERBACK Channel 7's John Condit will Cheerleaders cap off according to co-captain and Schurr and Gibbs each under lights, which is Sports Editor judge the finals and serve as season in San Antonio Lora Hollis. had an RBI. something they are not used theM.C. Wright State's cheerlead "By the end, _we im Through April 7, to, so Coach Jerry Hawker WSU Soccer offers '"This is an opportunity ing squad journeyed to San proved 150 percent from Hawker and Hawkins (the has taken the team to Juggle-A-Thon for for us to reach out to the Antonio for the Division I the first day of perfonn Hawks) rated on a national Fairfield Park to practice charity soccer community and bring cheerleading championships ances," Hollis said. "I scale. Hawkins held 29 th in under the lights. Wright State head the clubs together for a good on April 6-9. think we needed a few soccer coach Greg Andrulis cause," Andrulis said. "We The Raiders returned as more experiences in front doesn't promote charitable like to be involved in as regional champions - fourth of large crowds because Volleyball much as we can in the Miami in the this was one of the largest acts again.st opponents on semifinals - and continued from page 11 in the nationals. He also told Valley. This event will help seventh in the finals. The top crowds we have faced." the soccer field. then delivered the final us that one of their priorities club soccer and Children's fo ur regional winners were Wright State's co But, off the field, the blows by first forcing the for next year was to put us Medical Center. We've invited to the competition in advisor Carol Hammond Wright Stat~ soccer Raiders into a hitting error on their schedule." program has provided wanted to do this for a long addition to four runners-up expects everyone to return then on the final point Wright State will lo e assistance to organizations time." comprising the eight-school from the senior-less squad. blocking a spike for the 16- only one from next year's in the past On Saturday, championship field. Now that the squad has 14 win. team so they should be even May 12, Wright State In this fundraiser, 50 George Mason captured championship competi lion more competitive next soccer will continue that percent of the money raised the Division 1 cheerleading experience, they are "They didn't do as much season. They plan to add at tradition. will go to the club soccer crown while Furman finished looking forward to a return to win the game as we did to That is when the Wright programs involved. The second. Division I is a step visit. lose it," Proffitt said. "We least ten more teams to the State soccer program and remaining proceeds will be below Division I-A, the level "Now everyone (in should have beaten them. 30-match schedule that they Children's Medical Center given to Children's Medical that larger schools such as Division I cheerleading) We know that we gave them played this season. will offer a Juggle-A-Thon Center. North Carolina State and knows who and where the game. ::t'hey keep hoping that for area youth club soccer "Soccer clubs can get a Kentucky compete on. Wright State is," Hollis "They were a tough the day will come when they teams. couple things in return," Before a crowd of 5,000 said. "The people returning team, and superprofessional can be a varsity team, but Each club will hold a Andrulis said. "They can and ESPN camera, the to the squad next year with class sportsmanship," for now they are interested Juggle-A-Thon and all club raise funds and make money. Raiders experienced early know what to expect. Proffitt continued. "Their in keeping their team champions will participate The kids also get to practice stage fright, but settled down We'll all be ready for next coach complimented us and together so they can have an in theWright State event on an important soccer skill. n as the competition went on, year." said that we deserved to be even better season next year. 1 Wednesday, April 25, 990 THE GlJA.RDIAN 13 11 • I • 1 1 t • ; t ... ~ ~ r ' ''/understand, dear. You got a· special student pri(:e 1 . on the PS/2 .... An p .1 I c ) ) -\~c::__ c::::::--- r-<"">:: <::::e:-~ C- o-> -.. cc._::__.~~__,s:-- ~ ~.._--.,..._ ~~------.."'""' ~ c c:- ~ ·~ • - <::::"9 c ~ c-- ~~ How're you going to do it? Give your par nts a pleasant surprise. 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RUN UCB, WWSU, and WSU list or test $17 ,840-$69 ,485. now earn 25K and up. Those Harold at 878-14 78 AMOK? Rainer Werner Film Call 1-602-838-8885 ext R interested applicants please Fassbinder directs this HEADING FOR 4242 contact Steven Galack at pleasant tale of a normal, EUROPETIDS 614-291-5400 M-F lla.m.- likeable guy with a family, SUMMER? Jet there 5p.m. job, friends and hobbies COFFEEHOUSE NIGHT NTERESTED IN JOING anytime from Cleveland, A FREE GIFf JUST FOR who one evening calmly in the RAT presents live A gay /lesbian support entertainment Thursday. Detroit, or Chicago for no CALLING. PLUS RAISE U.S. DIAMOND AND group? Write: Suppat picks up an ornate lamp and more than $229, from the UP TO $1,700 IN ONLY 10 GOLD Jewelers is bludgeons to death his wife, May 3 at 7:30p.m. in the Group, P.O. Box 201, Rat. Free coffee sponsored East Coast for no more than DAYS. Student groups, frats accepting applications for Dayton Ohio 45409. child and a visiting by University Center Board. $160 with AIRIDTCH and sororities needed for sales people. Needed Identify yourself as a WSU neighbor. One of (reported in Consumer marketing project on A.S .A.P. Will work around Fassbinder's most student, phone # or address Reports, NY Times, & Let's campus. For details plus school schedule. No CONFIDENTIAL provocative films and the Go!) Call 212-864-2000 or your FREE GIFT, Group experience necessary. cinema's fullest statement on JOKE OFF 1990, PART II writeAJRIDTCH 2790 officers call 1-800-765-8472 the peculiarly modem on Thursday, May 10 at Broadway, Ste. 100, New MACKINAC ISLAND'S phenomenon of serial 8p.m. in the U.C. Cafeteria. York, NY 10025 MURRAY HOTEL has WORD PROCESSING - killers. Sunday, 7p.m., 116 Register to perfonn your many summer positions Reports, theses, HS. A UCB event. available. Call 313-665- funniest material in 048 IF YOU ARE a friend of PART TIME JOBS! presentations, resumes, any U.C. (873-2329) from April Flexible evening hours. 5750 or write P.O. Box 7706 size document. La7.arus Long, thirtyish, Ann Arbor, MI 48107. No AND THEY'RE OFF!! 16 to May 9. Limited liberated and like Commercial office cleaning. Professional, laser quality. number of entries; 3 to 5 Advancemant and bonus exnerience necessarv. Quick tum around tlme. The horses are off and independent women, send a running. You can see this min. per contesent. $50 cash letter describing yourself to opportunities. Various Reasonable rates. Call Netta prize: sponsored by UCB positions and locations. Call ATTENTION :EARN at 237-0751 action live at Riva Downs, Maureen Johnson Smith, MONEY WATCIDNG TV! on Saturday, May 19. MB#Jl35 David at Environmental Control. 277-4181 $32,000/year income Tickets are only $3 potential. Details. (1)602- For Sale beginning April 30 at the 8885 exxt TV4242 UC box office. COLUMBUS ZOO TRIP Housing Transportatioo will leave the Interested in geuing to know NANNIES!!! As the ATTENTION Rike parking lot at lp.m. A your fellow animal? Well, ATTENTION SENIOR SOCIAL WORK world's fastest growing GOVERNMENT SEIZED UCB event this trip is for you! Vans GOVERNMENT HOMES major requires personal agency in the Eas~ we_ offer VEJDCLES from $100. leave Rike parking lot at from $1 (U-repair). attendant. Duties include immediate placement m the Fords, Mezcedes, Corvettes. noon on Saturday, May 5. Delinquent tax property. dressing, personal hygiene, New York, New Jersey, Chevys. Surplus Buyers Tickets go on sale in the UC Repossessions. Call 1-602- grooming, laundry, light Connecticut areas. Our Guide. 1-602-838-8885 ext. WANT TO SPEND your box office April 23 for $3. 838-8885 ext. GH4242 house work:, & help with bill agency's "plus" is that you A4242 share of $60,000? Program A UCB event paying. Call Craig at 879- personally meet with our ------concerts, films, videos, road lBR. CONDO (rental) in 6:B7 parents and children before trips, tournaments, lectures, South Dayton, washer/dryer, ------you accept a position. G~eat 1986 PONTIAC dazes, comedians, etc. Be a balcony, pool $370. FIREBIRD-305, 5speed, BASEBALL WEEK Feel ALASKA SUMMER benefits! Over 300 nanrues part of the University Center Available now. Call Karen EMPLOYMENT- placed yearly. Yearly extra cl~, i\./M, F/M like your professors have Board (UCB), apply for a at X2987 days or 298-7750 fisheries. Earn $600+/week employment only. Call your cassette, rear window le.adership position now I you striking out? Unwind on weekends defroster, aluminwn wheels, this week in the Rat. UCB in cannery, $8,000- local rep Sharon at 434- Applications available in $12,000+ for two months on 9542 or call NANNIES NEW TIRES, cruise, air, P/ and Video. Deli are co 048 UC. Deadline is Friday NICE ROOMMATE fishing vessel. Over 8,000 PLUS 1-800-752-0078 S, P/B $6,800. Call 456- April 27 at 5p.m. UCB, sponsoring Baseball Week. WANTED to share 2 openings. No experience 5105 after 5p.m. Let's entertain you. Mon. at 3:00, MAJOR bedrooms, 2 baths at necessary. Male or Female. HELP WANTED - Seeking LEAGUE; Wed. at 5:00, Meadows of Catalpa. For 68-page employment a part-time Office Assistant Every night FIELD OF DREAMS; Fri. 20mins. from WSU. Fun booklet, send $6.95 to M&L (12-15 hours per week) to 18 and up at noon, BULL DURHAM. and friendly place: pool, Research, Box 84008-QG, assist Office Manager in Next week: HER ALIBI tennis, exercise room, Seattle, WA 98124---30 performing clerical and As always proper racquetball, pub, etc. $275/ day, unconditional, 100% administrative duties. mo. + one half utils. 274- I.D. and dress is money back guarantee requirements include prior 3648 telephone experience, THE NIGHT Pt.ACE TO BE required PIZZA TASTING! Not eating, but tasting. Sample typing, some personal Wed. - The biggest party in town! pizza from area restaurants HOUSEMATE NEEDED; WANTED: LAZER TAG computer experience and male, non-smoker, no pets, experience and own Thurs. - Pool Tou~ment wiLh entry fee & cash prizes and choose your favorite. equipment. Pistol/harness/ Thursday, May 3, 5:30p.m. own room, 3 bed + one and target assemblies. Preferred transportation. Interested l<"'riday - Ladies night• Ladies 1/2 price• $1 .00 off for a half bath house, many (as a set), but will also buy students please contact Lisa WSU tudcnts with W U I.D. 's in 041 UC. Sign up in 048 UC or call 873-2329. $1 extras. Call Eric at 237-1770 rifles and other gear. Anderson, Digital Concepts Incorporated, 4 29-7171 at. - Dance, mi and m·nglcs with Sclectricution entry fee. A UCB event (leav,, message). Respond MB# K.292 .. Wedo ay . April 25., 1 90 THE CUARDIAN 15 New coach named to heal Student Issues Survey Your major field of study______Yes No What is your age? __ 0 0 • Are you aware of the $35 student activity fee for the Nutter Center? ailing women's basketball 0 0 •Are you aware of what this money is for? •Comments : JEFF LOUDERBACK the right direction," Cusack 0 0 • Are you aware of the proposed change of drop date from the the 8th to the 5th week ol the quarter? Before her stay with the •Comments : Sports Editor said. "We had a good run Wildcats, Hall was the first 0 0 •Ate you aware al the proposed fee for all parkilg except in K Lot Wld al the Nutter Center? . of success for a number of full-time head women's -corm.n~: . Ailing from two con- years and now we' re basketball coach at Louis- 0 0 •Do you think the new amolmg policy accurately reflects studel't opinion on this issue? secutive losing seasons, the looking for a return of that ville. In her five years with -comments: Wright State women's enthusiasm for the fans and the Redbirds, Hall com- 0 0 • Do you think that Alyn Hall studert malt>ox security is adequate? 0 0 •Do you think aoceaa to the maJ!boxes should be more restricted? basketball program may the players." piled a 79-53 record and -comments : have found a remedy. From 1980-1987, Hall her 1980 squad captured 0 0 •Haw you been cloMd out of any required classes? Athletic Director compiled a 138-66 mark at the Metro Conference title. 0 0 •H so. has this happened more than once for the same daaa? 0 0 •H you have been closed out. have you had problenw getting signed Into tt'4t daaa? Michael Cusack announced Kentucky. Hall guided the Hall will take the helm -comments : the hiring of Terry Hall as Wildcats to four NCAA of a Wright State team that 0 0 •Haw you been notlled well In advance of a class canoelllmlon I a you were registered tor •? women's head basketball tournament births, includ- suffered through a 3-25 -comments: coach at a press conference ing five teams ranked in mark last season. Since 0 0 •Haw you had a lower lewl (prerequisite) course Iha! you think did noc aidequately Pf9P&l'8 you fOf last Friday. Hall replaces upper leYel courses? the top 20. Under Hall's assistant coach Kay 0 0 •H so, In which department w• the course offered? Pat Davis, who resigned leadership, Kentucky Aleshire will not return, •Commen~ : after guiding the Raiders to captured the Southeastern Hall will have the chance 0 0 •Do you plan to vote in the upcoming student government elections? a 187 -172 record in 14 Conference crown and was to pick a full-time assistant 0 0 • Do the student media (The Guardian, N8xus, WWSU) provide the Information and entertainment thal seasons. runner-up in the midwest coach. you want? Comments : A fonner head coach at regional. Wright State's women's the University of Ken- "Terry's successful basketball program will lucky, Hall is returning to experience made her the become a full member of coaching after a three-year best choice for the job," the North Star Conference absence. Hall operated a Cusack said. "She has a th is fall after spending one basketball scouting service history of winning records year as an associate and worked as a stockbro- in one of the toughest member. The conference ker in Lexington during her conferences in the nation. includes Illinois-Chicago, hiatus. The fact that her success Akron, DePaul, Cleveland "We want to get the comes in this part of the State, Northern Illinois, women' basketball country will also help with Valparaiso and Wisconsin- program moving back in recruiting in the midwest." Green Bay. PEACE COIWS SERVICE: THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO A Good Career Move BECO ING A NURSE IN THE ARMY. And the} 'rl' both rL prc- cntcd hv thL 1n~ign1;1 you WGlr zt a member of the Armv N ur:,c C rp . The caduccu- m the left mean 'Ou re part of a health ar 1 tem in \\'hich educati n(, 1and care r ad\'ancemcnt arc the rule, ...... ------' n 1t the xccption Th gold har . on the right mean you comman re p ct as an Army officer. If you re earning a B 1\, \\'rite: Armv ur Opportunitic., P.O. Box 771 ), Clifton, NJ 7 15 . ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Do11nie's Place 2049 E. Dorthy Lane Ketering • 293-9260 with the Wild Don nie Su mmers! 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