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The Guardian, September 22, 1993 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 9-22-1993 The Guardian, September 22, 1993 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1993). The Guardian, September 22, 1993. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Issue No 5. Vol. 29 "» Printed on Recycled Paper Wrighl Slate University Wednesday,September 22, Students take plunge at Fall Fest INSIDE: Lenny comes our way Pagcin Elizabethan expedition WSU students travel to the past at the Ohio Renaissance Festival. Page 11 Faculty on display An department faculty exhibit their talents. Page 13 Volleyball j Fountain of youth j drowning WSU. | Page 12 News 1-5,8 Opinion 6-7 Spotlight 9-14 Sports.. 15-1 7 Classifieds....1 8 Comics 19 2 THE GUARDIAN WEDNESDAY SIC ITEM BER 22. 1993 NEWS Campus crime report TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER that the following items were sto- in Hawthorne. broken by an unkown person. 14 len from his vehicle in I'it Parking A 23-year-old female reported Wright State University Lot 10 at Springwood Lane Apart- that her C parking permit was Physical Plant had one Sanyo A 20-year-old female re- ments: a Jensen pull out am/I'm ^ CAMPUF stolen from her vehicle, which was dorm size refrigerator worth ported thai her wallel was stolen tape stereo with Alpine amplifier ' <rd in Allyn C parking lot. The $200 and one Panasonic micro- from Springwood Lane. The worth $600, one gray carpctcd W CRIME • was worth $5. wave worth $150 stolen from wallet was valued al 55 and wooden box with two Rockford REPORT 18-year-old female reported their office in 065 and 066 Allyn contained four charge cards, a Fosgate speakers inside worth nale exposed himself to her Hall. social security card, a Wright S280, twenty cassette tapes worth len from his vehicle which was .t lot. A 34-year-old male was ar- State University copy card, an SI50 and Eternity men's cologne parked in the lower lot of Spring- rested for disorderly conduct by ATT calling card, a Community worth $42. wood Lane: one Kenwood CD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER intoxication at the Nutter Cen- Mutual Insurance card and some A 20-year-old male and an 18- player worth $300, two Rockford 17 ter. receipts. year-old male were cited for reck- Fosgate Speakers worth $50 each, A 26-year-old male was cited less operation on private property one Sadona by Precision Power A 21-year-old male was as- SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER with failure to yield the right of in Allyn Hall parking lot. Heavy 200 watt amplifier worth $430 and saulted by a 20-year-old male at 19 way in Lot 19 after he made a damage was done to both vehicles. one Sony 40 watt amplifier. the cast end of Pine Hall. left turn and hit a car driven by A 39-year-old female reported An unknown person or persons An unknown person took the an 18-year-old female. Light that her yellow C staff parking per- THl 'RSDAY, SEPTEMBER damaged the security gate that di- copy counter from the commons damage was done to both ve- mit was stolen out of her vehicle, 16 vides the food service area from area of the Creative Arts Center hicles. which was parked in the Creative Allyn Hall lounge. by the vending machines. Arts Center parking lot. The per- A 22-year-old female reported A 21-year-old male and a WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM- mit was worth $5. that an 18-year-old female threat- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19-year-old male were arrested An 18-year-old male reported BER 15 ened to assault her. This incident 18 for abusing harmful intoxicants that the following items were sto- A 20-year-old male reported occurred in the second floor lounge A window in Boston Hall was in Oak Hall. A Community To LIVE In! Firwood Apartments available for 1 to 6 people. ffiln 3£appa tEau Bordering Oakwood, close to UD, WPAFB and Downtown. 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As one of Dayton's top 100 private companies THURSDAYS we can provide you with an opportunity to CUSTOMER APPRECIATION-NO COVER learn while you earn in the fast paced ALTERNATIVE/PROGRESSIVE FRIDAYS-LIVE MUSIC environment of the restaurant industry. 9/24 TIME GOBUNS Positions are available in the numerous 10/ 1 RADIO BIKINI & SPECIAL GUEST restaurants in Dayton area. You will train as a WINNER WSU '93 BATTLE OF THE BANDS) management person with an opportunity for career advancement. One Motorcycle RiderCourse will FOR MORE IM-. ALL 426-9305 make you a better, safer rider. And riding will become more fun. Call our employment recruiter at: is & UP v>; \TE ID Call 1-800-447-4700 for the best education on the streets. •MTORCYClt SAFETY FOUNDATION 222-4255 r NEWS WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1993 THE GUARDIAN 3 Meetings & Events WEDNESDAY, SEP- mation call Mike Kominsky at 237- • UCB Video: The Bodyguard. more information call 873-2700. • Health Break Luncheon, TEMBER 22 1287. 11 a.m.. Rathskeller. Also shown 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 155 Univer- • UCB Cinema: A Death in on Wednesday at noon and Thurs- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 sity Center. For more informa- Venice. 8 p.m., 116 Heath Sciences day at 4 p.m. tion call Paula Fisher at 873- • UCB's Roll With It. Building. Also showing Saturday. 3531. Rollerskatingandrollerblading •Satr hrnent Program • Saturday Enrichment Program at Beaver Vu Skate Arena. Tick- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Parent V >r more infor- Session I registration deadline. For FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 ets are $3 at the University Cen- 28 mation ca, ms. more information call 873-3135. ter Box Office. • UCB Water Olympics, noon MONDAi 10BER4 • UCB Cinema: His Girl Fri- SATURDAY, SEPTEM- to 2 p.m.. Quad. day. 8 p.m., 116 Health Sci- THURSDAY, SEP- ences Building. Also shown on TEMBER 23 BER 25 •Academic Council, 3:10p.m.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM- 155 University Center. Saturday. • Applefcst, downtown Leba- • RCA meeting, 4 p.m. Uni- BER 29 non.. 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Medical Sciences For more information call (513) entry (five-member team at $5 and 1988 reunions. For more infor- Auditorium. Cost $1 for individu- 899-2485. The festival runs SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER a piece). For more information mation call Jane Treiber at 873- als with WSU I.D. and $2 for non- through September 26. call Theresa at 461 - 3913 or 26 2972. WSU individuals. Also shown on • Stamp Show, noon to 6 Wednesday. Diane at 223-4119. p.m. Admission is free. Also • October Daze, 10 a.m. to 4 • UCB Cinema:77ie Blue An- • Saturday Enrichment Pro- held on Saturday from 10 a.m.
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