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by Elizabeth Klmes staff reporter "This is tokenism, which hurts the Both speakers at Wednesday people we were night's divestment forum agreed on one fundamental issue behind trying to help, the their debate — the apartheid government in South Africa is blacks." wrong. However, Ashel Bryan, speak- ing against divestment, and Ste- ■Ashel Bryan ven Ludd, who took a stance for divestment, both disagreed on the means to end the racist form European, will be able to pur- of control in South Africa. chase, and it is certain that they As president of the University will not continue to fund pro- Foundation Board, Bryan out- grams aimed at ending the a- lined the Foundation's position partheid system." on divestment, and why it be- Yet Ludd, associate professor lieves total divestment would in political science, said the Sul- hurt the blacks. livan Principles, which the "We merely raise our hands Foundation bases its divestment and vote, change our policy and position on, has led to a legitimi- nothing happens," Bryan said. zation of apartheid. "This is tokenism, which hurts the people we were trying to "What we have established is help, the blacks." a double standard," Ludd said. The Foundation, which dis- "What we the people think to be burses and invests private dona- inappropriate is appropriate for tions made to the University, private enterprise somehow." holds $100,000 in companies do- Ludd said divestment by the ing business in South Africa. Foundation probably would not Bryan said the money current- affect the South African ly is invested in companies government, but would have a working to eliminate laws and greater effect on the University. customs that impede the politi- "It would have a significant cal and social justice and follow impact on us because ihe mes- a policy of nondiscrimination." sage that has been given is the These companies are working ends do not justify the means," to create black business, housing he said. and a better education system, The step that needs to be taken Bryan said. is to stop arguing over who is "It is better to stay construc- right or wrong, and move for- tively engaged and promote ward with positive contributions black economic advancement," on both sides, Ludd said. Ashel Bryan, president of the BGSCJ Foundation, (left) debates for In- ' BG News/Mark 1 halman he said. "If we disinvest, the vestment in South Africa while Steven Ludd, an associate professor of paling in a divestment debate sponsored by the Undergraduate Stu- reality is that only white in- political science, states the case for divestment. The two were partici- dent Government last night in West Hall. vestors, either Afrikaans or D See Divestment, page 5. Police aware Theta Chis want city aid face," Pond said. "They have by Julie Wallace "If their motivation is to have an event the right to hold the function at of drug usage assistant wire editor showing they are responsible, then it their house." by Tim Bush Theta Chi will be asking the seems like a reasonable game plan." Agreeing that the revised plan staff reporter city to support its revised ver- is legal, William Herald, Ward 4 sion of its fundraiser, Theta Fest --William Herald, Ward 4 councilman councilman, said the fraternity Where there are buyers and sellers of a product, a market will '88, not only in spirit but finan- event seems to be an acceptable flourish. Illegal drugs are a product and college campuses have ser- cially as well. take a beating at the event so we hol was sold, but City Council compromise. ved as ample marketplaces, according to the director of the Wood Adam Bechler, Theta Chi are hoping the city may be able denied the fraternity permission County Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, Inc. president, said the fraternity to provide us with the fencing to hold the event at the house. "If their motivation is to have Larry Mershman said the distribution and availability of illegal will hold a meeting with city and grills needed for theparty. "We felt that if we gave up — an event showing they are re- narcotics has become more sophisticated and widespread. officials Friday at 4:30 p.m. at Bechler said Theta Fest '88, if we didn't do anything at all — sponsible, then it seems like a "In 1972 the adage went, 'On any given day you could find a deal,' the fraternity house, 334 N. Main which will be a barbeque at the then the neighbors would think reasonable game plan," Herald he said. "Today it is, 'On any given afternoon, how many deals can St. fraternity house from 2 p.m. to 6 all we cared about was drinking said."I just hope it doesn't get I make?'" At the meeting, Bechler said p.m. followed by happy hours at beer," Bechler said. "It's not." too noisy." Lt. David Weekley, campus police patrol supervisor, said campus he hopes to gain city support for Uptown/Downtown, was Don Pond, Ward 1 council- Jeff Gordon, Ward 2 council- police realize drug trade exists at the University. the barbeque, scheduled April planned to show the fraternity man, said the revised event is man, said he is eager to meet "We fully realize that drugs are here; but to what extent I don't 30. house's neighbors that the Theta acceptable, according to the city with fraternity members to dis- know," Weekley said. "It probably is very easy to get for those who "It's a fundraising event." Chis can control such a function. ordinances. cuss the new plans. know where." Bechler said. "Because we will Originally, Theta Fest '88 was "There is absolutely nothing Mershman, who teaches a course on drug and alcohol abuse at the not be selling beer, we might to be a fundraiser at which alco- wrong with the party on the sur- D See Theta Fest, page 8. University in addition to his council duties, polls his students every semester regarding availability and use of drugs. "From the students reporting and clients reporting, I have come up with the impression that drugs are readily available on campus," he said. Hijackers free 24 hostages The Wood County Council directs drug and alcohol abuse aware- ness programs, evaluates and assesses individuals who have been NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Arab hijackers Agency quoted a freed Jordanian passenger still parked at the airport with all cabin referred to it, and manages in-patient and out-patient treatment holding a Kuwaiti jet in Iran freed 24 hos- as saying there were five or six hijackers, lights off, the agency said, and there had programs, Mershman saia tages Wednesday but kept more than 80 oth- who wore masks and were armed with pis- been no further contact with the tower. He said he once counseled a patient who was a student and an ex- ers— including three members of the sheik- tols and hand grenades. dealer. dom's royal family. The hijackers demand a The captive members of Kuwait's ruling "I believed him because he had no reason to lie to me or try to im- trade for the bombers of the U.S. Embassy They have demanded the release of 17 Al-Sabah family — two of whom are women press me," Mershman said. "He said that items such as marijuana in Kuwait. Shiite Moslems convicted and imprisoned in — face "imminent danger" if the demands and cocaine are very easily found on campus." Tehran radio quoted airport authorities at Kuwait for bombing the U.S. and French are not met, the hijackers said. A male senior history major who wished to remain unidentified Mashhad in northeastern Iran as saying embassies in 1983. Crown Prince Sheik Saad al-Abdullah al- and has recently stopped using illegal narcotics said: "Whenever I they would refuel the jumbo jet "to prevent Sabah presided at an emergency meeting of needed dope, I could make several calls. I had several sources that I any calamity or incident." There was no There were originally 112 people aboard the Kuwaiti Cabinet during the night and could count on; pot was always available, cocaine about once or word on whether it would leave or where it the plane and 25 hostages now nave been said the government would not submit to twice a month." would go. released, leaving a total of 87 people still "blackmail." Mershman said he believes a great deal of the drug trade is com- A Kuwaiti team of Foreign Ministry offi- aboard — both hostages and hijackers. ing down 1-75 from Detroit. cials and physicians arrived at Mashhad, In Washington, the State Department Joanne Navin, a nurse at the University Health Center and the where the Kuwait Airways Boeing 747 lan- Food was brought to the plane at 10:45 praised the sheikdom for refusing to yield, chairperson of a recent University Task Force on Drug Prevention ded early Tuesday, to try to "reach a p.m. (3:15 p.m. EDT), IRNA reported. declaring: "Kuwait has taken an exemplary and Education, said "The general impression is that there is a prob- settlement," Iran reports said. position in the struggle against international lem on campus but that we are not unique." a See Drugs page 4. The official Islamic Republic News More than an hour later, the plane was terrorism, and we applaud them for it." Thursday News in Brief
Reinke said. History conference begins DA "virus" has infected University Seniors 'sent off tonight She said she encourages students to stay in con- computers, see story page three. A eoing-away party is planned tonight at the tact with the University and participate in alumni The onion pickers strike will be among topics Mileti Alumni Center for graduating seniors. activities. presented today in the University's fourth annual DPMS is no longer a taboo subject. The second annual "Senior Send Off 1988" is an "Senior Send Off" is being co-chaired by the Un- Local History Conference. see story page four. opportunity for students to say goodbye to the Uni- dergraduate Alumni Association and Senior Chal- With oral history and historical preservation as versity and mingle with fellow students, faculty lenge, Reinke said. Both organizations have hel- its main themes, the symposium will also focus on OCity police are cracking down on and staff, said Mariann Reinke, assistant director pedin the arranging and planning of the event. Detroit's native American community, rural where you park, see story page six. of Alumni Affairs. architecture and underwater archaeology. The seniors are also welcomed as new alumni, Last year's celebration was held outside and had According to Paul Yon, director of Archival Col- DThe Bowling Green rugby team re- Reinke said. a turnout of 200. Reinke said. This year, however, lections. "The historians use oral history in their bounded to win the Central Michigan (J- For students moving out of the area, "Senior the event will take place inside. research to complement their historical collec- niverslty Invitational, see story page Send Off" will provide information about the Uni- "Senior Send Off" will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. tions." nine. versity's 32 alumni centers around the country, Refreshments and entertainment will be provided. — by Laura Gorman
'\ THE BG NEWS
2 April 7,1988 Editorial Ending apartheid How about a peace rock?
should be goal Anyway, they recently wanted "Because Martin Luther King "Diane Docis; she's one of the Just Say to plant a Peace Pole on campus was a great man that fought for Co-Chairman of the Peace Coali- To divest or not to divest. The question seems to and President Olscamp said civil rights and helped bring tion. She's a grad student in Poli be one that has no easy answer. Know they couldn't because... about more opportunities for the Sci." "Wait a minute, Nance, what blacks." "Diane Docis, Diane Docis, Last night the Undergraduate Student Govern- exactly is it?" "So why do you have it off? ment sponsored a forum for students and faculty to where do I know that name?" By Nancy "It'sa Peace Pole!" You're not black. You're a "Well, her picture was in discuss the issue with two experts: Steven Ludd. "Yeah, but what the heck is a woman — the Civil Rights Tuesday's BGNews." associate professor of political science, and Ashel Erikson Peace Pole?" Amendment doesn't even apply He raised his paw to his Bryan, president of the Bowling Green State Uni- "Oh, well, it's a pole that has to you. What nationality are mouth, indicating me to be versity Foundation, which has investments in com- MAY WORLD PEACE PRE- you?" quiet. He sat there, muttering to VAIL written on it in four lan- "Irish." himself. I couldn't tell what he panies that do business in South Africa. "Well I've been smiling lately Siages. Other universities have "So then you should get St. was saying and people were be- USG's goal was to help students learn about a- thinking about the good things to em and there are up to 600 in Patrick's day off. The Italians ginning to stare, so I tried to act partheid and be able to form an educated opinion come. And I believe they wm be. the state of Ohio alone." should get Columbus day off. like he wasn't with me. Something good has begun." "So, what's Olscamp's objec- The Christians should have got- about whether the University's Foundation should Peace Train, Cat Stevens "I got it!" he screamed, "I remove its investments in companies that do busi- tion to this thing going up?" ten Good Friday off. See, Ols- know how I know her name. She I ran into an old friend the "He says that if he lets it go up camp may think that planting wrote that series last year in the ness in the racist nation. other day. then it will set a precedent that this peace pole will set a prece- BG News about the BGSU Foun- About 200 people came to discuss the issue, and Seeing him took me by sur- will allow any organization to dent of appeasing special inter- dation's investments in South regardless ot their personal stances on the matter, prise because I figured he'd be put up anything they want on est groups but there already is Africa. Yeah, Diane Docis. She caged or dead by now. But there campus, even il it is not for a one. allagreed upon one thing: that something needs to he was, big as life, sitting in the has been carrying around that be done to help the blacks in South Africa and end worthy cause." "I don't know, Buster, I don't pole and getting people to sign Union. There was a break in our con- think that is quite the same petitions to let it be permanently the reign of the apartheid government. "Nance, hey Nance, how you versation and we went back to thing." planted. Ha. Now it is so ob- And, when debating the issue of whether or not to doing? Got some time to kill? I looking at the hacky sack He was silent again. I felt bad vious." divest, this must be kept as the first and foremost needtotalktoyou." players. The day was beautiful about cutting down his argu- "What's so obvious, Buster." "Yeah, sure, Buster, but I and I couldn't help thinking of ment, he gets so excited about goal — the government of South Africa must be don't have a lot of time, I got "Why Olscamp won't let the stopped from its current practice of supressing how nice it would be to have a politics and other issues that af- Peace Pole be permanently some sad news today. Hey, how day like this to plant the pole. fect the world. However, his planted. He's getting back at the human beings because of the color of their skin. did you get in here anyway? Unfortunately, from what I was silence didn't last long. people that embarrassed him Some of the suggestions made last night have Dogs aren't allowed in the reading in the papers, it didn't "O.K., what about the rock?" last year. Wow, that's really de- merit and deserve the serious consideration. Union." look like that day would ever "The what?" viant." "I'm a pit bull, Nance, I go come. "The rock. The rock. You "Buster, that's kind of a Ludd called for divesting of the funds the Founda- where I want!" tion still has invested in companies doing business "Nance, did you say that Ols- know that stupid looking thing strong statement. I don't think "Oh I see." camp doesn't want this pole that all the Greeks paint. What the President of a university in South Africa, creating an Institute for Human Buster was the pit bull from planted because it will set a about that?" would ever be that petty, would Rights at the University, recruiting and retaining Toledo, the one that attacked a precedent that anyone with a "I don't know, Buster, what he?" qualified minority students and faculty members, kid after his girlfriend got killed. worthy cause' or not so worthy about it?" He looked at me and smiled. Well, anyway, he must have cause can put a permanent ob- "Well, there's another prece- (If that's what dogs do when reinforcing to all students the importance of toler- sensed my urgency because he ating varying points of view, and encouraging fre- ject on campus?" dent set. If the Greeks get a rock they think they have won an ar- suddenly changed his tone and "Exactly." then why can't all the other gument.) quent open dialogue on campus. listened to me. "In other words, he feels that groups on campus have a rock "Well, Nance, think about Bryan, who opposes divestment, also recom- We sat in the Union Oval and if he sets a precedent of appeas- too? What do you think Olscamp what I said. I hope you guys get mended a number of ways the University can help watched the hacky sack players ing all the worthy causes the U- would do if the Peace Coalition to plant that Peace Pole. Tthink by University Hall until he final- niversity will not be able to func- said they wanted a Peace Rock? end apartheid. He suggested creating scholarships ly got me talking. it would be a nice symbol on this for black students in South Africa, teaching sem- tion because all the special in- I know what he would do, he campus. Heck, maybe I'd even (And yes, I did get a lot of terest groups will want some- would probably sh-." start guarding it against van- inars to help University students understand the weird looks when I was talking thing at the University to rep- "Buster!" dals." complex issues surrounding apartheid and divest- to this dog.) resent their cause or group?" I "Well, he would, because he "Thanks, Buster, that's a nice ment, and helping create jobs for blacks in South "See, Buster, there is this guess so." "Don't you think he would have to let them have it. sentiment. Just do me a favor. Africa. group called the Peace Coalition has already set that prece- So, maybe the Peace Coalition When the Peace Coalition finally and they do a lot of really neat dent?" All of these are steps the University should con- should ask for a Peace Rock." gets it planted, and I believe things on campus to promote "What?" "A Peace Rock? I don't know they will, don't mistake it for a sider taking to help reach one of the most important world peace." "Well, what about Martin Buster, that's kind of weird. I tree." needs facing mankind today — the granting of basic "Like what?" Luther King day? You guys don't think Diane would go for Erikson, a junior magazine "Well, like rallies and Peace have a day off from school. Why it." human rights to all people, regardless of their race. r journalism major from Burton, Education Series and forums. do you think you have that off ?' "Diane who?" is a columnist for The News. Letters Olscamp's pole veto darned steamed, and I know I'm comprise the membership. Sim- This is a statement of values. system and view the overall pic- and more involved atmosphere. not alone. Often at Uptown or ply because individuals who We have departments of Man- ture, they should be able to see hastens end of world Howards, I'll overhear someone work at UCF participate in agement and Manufacturing the long-range benefits of 309. I urge everyone to at least I write to you stunned, say in a dejected voice "no Peace Coalition activities does Technology but not of Religion The state classified pay listen to the ''Logical Alterna- amazed, and fearful for my life. peace pole," or "had to walk," not mean that the organization or Peace Studies. We have a sa- system has been out-of-date for tive" and see if it impresses you President Olscamp didn't allow or "didn't get an A". After this is a UCF program. While we ap- lary structure that honors busi- years. A change is in order and as it has me. the peace pole to be planted and utterance, the oppressed victim Creciate their participation and ness and insults the humanities. we can make it happen. Robert Russ now we are all doomed. will look into the sky, and I know CF's support through the use These are statements of values. Linda Cotrell 266 S. College When I came to BGSU, I they are thinking, "Dam that of their facilities, I'd like to em- One of the reasons that peace Residential Services thought, "here at last is a place Paul." phasize that these individuals definitely does not prevail in our of free political expression, Those who hear my cry are are not in the Peace Coalition as world is that bureaucrats, like where world leaders can meet welcome to join me as a mem- UCF representatives. those who make decisions at For better BGSU, vote ber of the "Ubiquitous Students In addition, placing the Peace Bowling Green State University, Respond and plan the wonderful world of 'logical alternative' tommorrow." Today, I know of America." We're darned Pole on UCF property, as Presi- do not see the implications of The BG News editorial this dream is a false one. Both steamed, and we're not going to dent Olscamp suggested, what they do and don't do. I am a BGSU sophomore, who, Sage is your campus American and Russian leaders take it anymore. First pitcher is defeats the purpose of the over Philip G. Terrie on me. up to now, has had little interest Drum. might have thought twice about 500 students, faculty and staff Associate Professor of Eng- in student government, that is, failing to come to terms on Derek Walter who thus far have demonstrated lish and American Studies. Letters to the editor President, Ubiquitous Stu- that they support the donation of until I heard, "The Logical should be a maximum of peace treaties. Congressional Alternative." 200-300 words in length and aides would have whispered into dents of America the pole. "The Logical Alternative" is diplomats' ears "Don't forget, #100 Phi Kappa Psi As individuals who are part of Classified staff needs should be typewritten, the University community, we the motto being used by Craig double-spaced, and signed. Bowling Green has a peace pole, up-to-date pay system Taliaferro and Jeff Fitzgibbons, Address or OCMB number, and they're not kidding Peace Pole idea not justifiably desire to be valued as candidates for president and around." such by having our gift to the U- and telephone number, originated by GCF niversity placed on University The BGSU classified staff vice president of Undergraduate must be included, although Today these same diplomats have a unique opportunity in the Student Government. telephone numbers will not might be saying "Forget it! In reference to the April 5th property. offering. This opportunity is one Their "Alternative" platform Bowling Green didn't plant a article in The BG News concern- PamBoehm be published. of determining their own pay consists of a comprehensive The News reserves the Eeace pole, let's just push the ing the Peace Pole: As an active Peace Coalition plan to better BGSU FOR utton!" Truly, the end of the member of the Peace Coalition OCMB0460 system based on Housebill 309. right to reject any materi- The proposed plan and pay EVERYONE. I've been turned al that is offensive, mali- world has taken a giant step and the Peace Pole initiative. I system is not perfect, as those off by candidates who are inter- closer. Until that day — which is would like to point out that the cious or libelous. All sub- Statements of values who devised it are finding out. It ested in only increasing the size missions are subject to probably closer than finals week idea was not originated by the is doubtful that any individual or of their resumes, getting elected — know that we live in an op- United Christian Fellowship reflected on campus condensation. committeeeoufd come up with and never hearing from them Please address all sub- pressed society. A society where Center as President Olscamp the perfect pay plan that would again. people sometimes have to walk implies. Yes, the idea originated The controversy over the missions to: Peace Pole reveals an insensiti- suit 100 percent of the em- "The Logical Alternative" Editorial Editor many blocks to class because at UCF, because our meetings ployees. However, if those who offers BGSU students a chance there isn't much parking in front are held in that building as are vity on the part of the University The BG News administration that should come are dissatisfied with the plan to better the campus for real. 210 West Hall of the buildings. A society where several other student organiza- can overlook the "me" in the They believe in a better, safer, the only good way to get a date is tions. as no surprise to anyone who has The Peace Coalition is a Uni- been around here for awhile. to join the escort service. A soci- One of the most alarming fea- ety where just this semester, I versity student organization tures of the affair is the sugges- didn't get an A on a midterm. funded by the University SOCI6DV DRVID HARRIS All these problems and more through ACGFA. University tion that allowing the placement are the fault of one man: Paul students, faculty, staff and oth- of the Peace Pole on campus Vbo'ne Cousiiv snwD vKSiWwi is .WAT rr would be a value-laden action TJ.ES6 \MBjOfr WtA'A BEsroe "£ -ve ErftiVt. SCEMSToBt wt\ I'm Olscamp. Well, gee, I'm pretty ers affiliated with the University TttAE pACJf? I NEED and that the University should ^Quitvvjae.jo^T UJMEJ U£R£ •we SJPPORI. " Wru)CAi.TEA&>l **> f»coae OOT uMAT30Me TO UeiP M£ not be asked to make decisions WtsJC, is , IT GUVJCfcS To THE BG NEWS involving discriminations of po- fJEWi) ^TrrPoT Kte, i.'m.i TvWrSrofF. Editor Melissa McQOrvray * Photo Editor Rob Upton litical or other values. .€v.S€ Managing Editor Belh Thomas Asst Photo Editor Mark Thalman This is utter nonsense. From \ Asst Managing Editor Caroline Langer Chiel Copy E Local April 7,1988 3 Disk 'virus' strikes Graduate students will by Tim Baker ty is suffering and they call it "brain." staff reporter The worse thing about a virus is that it is true be put to the trivia test to its name and very contagious. A computer "virus" which attaches itself to "Every morning computers on campus have lack of interest. "The first, second and third the user s diskette has infected computer pro- by Laura Hardy - to be booted (given an operating program). If staff reporter "As organizer of this event, I place teams will also receive S ams here at the University, according to Jim the disk used to boot that computer is infected, am committed to pulling this gargantuan trophies," Hergert oy, security administrator for computer ser- then the users of that computer during the day off," he said. "Because of the said. "They (the trophies) are vices. will have their disks infected," Lancaster said. Graduate students will have work involved in putting this embarrassingly large." .The virus is infecting IBM and IBM Compati- the opportunity to test their together, I am not about to can- ble computers and 5.25-inch, double-sided and If someone places his diskette in a computer knowledge of little-known facts cel it." Judging the contest will be double-density diskettes, he said. which had a Disk Operating System that was during a tri- The first team to answer 50 of Marjory Shirley, teaching fel- "infected" with the virus, then the individual's via contest the 100 possible questions will low in English, Susan Willis, A virus in computers is a program written disk can be infected. Hoy said this is the only sponsored by be designated the winner, Her- former GSS president, and Leo and designed to attach itself to another pro- way to catch the "brain virus." the Graduate gert said. Schifferli, owner of Pauper's gram or niece of data in a computer. The com- Student Sen- Paperbacks. mands of the virus depend upon the writer, Hoy He said this was the case in the Jerome Li- ate. Questions for the contest said. brary computer lab where University-owned The event were composed by Hergert Explaining why Schifferli He said reports of the "brain" virus at the U- software was infected by a tainted diskette. The will be held from such sources as fact was chosen, Hergert said, "Any niversity indicate that it is destroying all the in- virus was then transferred to the diskettes of tonight from books, television, science, his- friend of books is a friend of tri- formation contained on the users' diskettes. the users, he said. nine to 11 in tory, and sports. The time allot- via." However, he has not yet been able to verify this. the Northeast ted to answer each question has Loring Crepeau, teaching fel- Ann Marie Lancaster, chair of the computer He said all University-owned software is in Commons Hergert decreased from two minutes to low in psychology, helped Her- science department, said computer viruses the process of being transferred onto protected Amani Room, next to Rodgers 30 seconds because the original gert formulate the rules for the have been occurring recently at many universi- diskettes which can not be infected. However, Residence Hall. time limit "just made the contest in addition to asking ties around the country with varied effects. privately-owned diskettes are still at risk. contest very, very, dull," he area merchants to donate According to Hoy, the only way to avoid the According to Craig Hergert, said. prizes. He will be a member of "Some can be harmless and others can be brain virus is to boot a computer yourself by University English instructor one of the teams and said he is very malicious like the one discovered at Le- turning it off before you use it and then reboot- and master of ceremonies for "If 30 seconds is enough time looking forward to participat- high University," Lancaster said. ing it with a diskette you know to be uninfected. the event, graduate students to answer a final Jeopardy ing in the contest. At Lehigh, the virus was designed to erase all will play as teams, with three question, it should be sufficient the information contained on all the computer The way to know if a program is infected is to people per team. to answer the questions for this "We're hoping for a large diskettes being used in the computer at that call up the directory. Hoy said if the directory Although he does not know contest," Hergert added. Each crowd for the contest. It is time, she said. has the word "brain" in it, then it is infected. He when the idea for the trivia member of the winning team meant to give graduate stu- According to an article in 77ie Chronicle of also said if more than 3,000 bytes on any diske- contest originated, Hergert said will receive up to $50 in gift cer- dents a brief evening of enter- Higher Education, two brothers from Pakistan tte are listed in "bad sector," then it is likely it has been an annual event for tificates from local merchants, tainment and enjoyment," wrote about the virus from which the Universi- the diskette is infected. the past several years, with the Hergert said. He added that Crepeau said. exception of last year when the GSS will be donating the money contest was cancelled due to for the prizes. D See Trivia, page 8. INTERNATIONALLY School of HPER/PEG I* ALL YOU CANE AT 1 FAMOUS I I WHITE WATER 1 BBQ RIBS A COLORFUL RIBS AND WIDE SELECTION RAFTING OF SWEATERS... All students who have not been sweats, pants, shirts 4:30-7:00 p.m. $3.50 assigned trip reservations report to RIBS skirts, jackets accessories 1 118 Eppler Center at 5 p.m. THE PHEASANT ROOM-2nd FLOOR UNIVERSITY UNION EXPERIENCE THE UNITED COLORS OF No Reservations accepted for these Specials ':•:• Portside Marketplace THURSDAY Food Coupons accepted 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. daily Franklin Park Mall - 372-8249 - %SSai&:3::::^^ UAO and The College of Musical Arts and GSS TI*vNK Present: WYNTON MARSALIS Thursday Only $5.00 for a 12" pizza with pepperoni, double cheese and extra thick crust. April 16th, 1988 Kobacker Hall 352-1539 DOMINO'S TWO shows: 7:00 pm & 9:30 pm Call us. PIZZA 1616 E. Wooster DELIVERS Tickets on sale: Students Monday, March 28th Phone 352-1539 FREE. $3°° discount with BGSU-ID Delivery from 11 a.m. daily. General Public Wednesday, March 30th Our drivers carry less Tickets: $16, $13 and $10 than $20.00 Limited delivery area. Ticket Outlets: Kobacker Ticket Office, Toledo's Boogie Records, " 986 Domino's Pino irw Finder's Records in BG and Findlay. THE BG NEWS 4 April 7,1988 PMS awareness needed by Caroline Langer said. Besides drugs designed to assistant managing editor " Women used to be told by their relieve PMS. women can reduce physicians that 'it's all in your head, symptoms by watching their A condition affecting half of there's nothing you can do about it.' Well, all women is no longer being dis- Sodium, caffeine, alcohol, and regarded as "iust in their that's just not true." sugar intake should be reduced, heads." With this increased -Barbara Hoffman, nurse clinician Hoffman said. The major sub- awareness, there is also more stance to avoid is sugar because help. it interferes with levels of vit- As more women learn about tion to the menstrual cycle. If ing to Hoffman. amin B and magnesium in the Premenstrual Syndrome, they the symptoms do not follow a "Women used to be told by body. will discover ways to alleviate Sittern and end at the start of their physicians that 'it's all in the symptoms, according to e menstrual cycle, it is not your head, there's nothing you Vitamin B rids the body of ex- Barbara Hoffman, nurse clini- PMS, she added. can do about it.' Well, that/sjust cess estrogen, Hoffman said. cian at the Student Health These symptoms can include not true," Hoffman said. "Ever When the hormone builds up. Center. pain such as abdominal cramps, since there was a woman, there anxiety, irritability and mood Being informed about PMS breast tenderness, headache, was PMS—and a frustration for swings can result. Sugar also will also benefit those who are backache, and muscle spasms; those who thought it was 'all in causes insulin to be released, around the sufferers because psychological reactions such as their heads.' It was a sad time." which lowers the blood sugar, understanding builds tolerance, mood-swings, tension, irritabi- causing an energy drain and an- she said. lity, depression, anxiety and The menstrual cycle came other craving for sugar, she ad- "Males have to be educated so difficulty concentrating; and into the limelight in the United ded. they know there are ways to help physical changes such as fa- States in the 1980s, although a PMS. Women have to be edu- tigue, weight gain, swelling of doctor had been researching the This craving often sends cated so they can reduce the joints, bloating, appetite subject since the 1940s, she said. women running for chocolate, symptoms," she said. changes and abdominal heavi- "It is no longer considered a ta- which contains magnesium, she PMS is a condition which ness. boo subject. The 'in' thing now is said. However, this creates a occurs during the same phase of Although the exact causes for talking about PMS." vicious cycle, because, although each menstrual cycle, she said. the condition are not known, magnesium breaks down sugar, To determine if the problems birth control pills, tubal liga- As more women entered the chocolate also contains sugar. are PMS-related, women should tions, pregnancy, certain sur- work force, PMS became an keep a daily record of the condi- geries, lack of exercise, and economic consideration because When there is too much re- tions for several months to some ingredients in foods can they were missing days due to fined sugar in the body, more determine if there is a connec- aggravate the problem, accord- the condition, according to vitamin B and magnesium are Hoffman. In 1956, absentees due needed to break it down, and an to PMS were estimated as a $5 energy deficiency is created and SUMMER STORAGE SERVICE billion loss to industry. appetite increases, she said. FOR YOUR ROOM FURNISHINGS! ff)C*&gf/. TONITE IS BARGAIN NITE "When women were always at What should be consumed is home, no one could respond to well-balanced meals with com- OPTIONAL ALL SEATS ONLY S2 00 SPRING PICKUP AND FALL DELIVERY it," she said. Now, with 42 per- plex carbohydrates such as cent of women in the work force, vegetables, cereals, legumes, va-.w there is an awareness of the and whole grains, Hoffman said. problem and more ways to deal In-between snacks that are high STORE YOUR 9fORl with it are available. in protein can also be eaten. "Women are learning 'yes, I can be a productive person and "This has to be an on-going have PMS,'" she saia. thing — you have to do it all the Schedule Your Pickup Time, - 'i time. Keep stores of vitamins Make Your Payment The condition is a "new and Get Information money-maker in the medical and minerals in the body all the at the University Union field" due to the variety of PMS time. Eat proper foods and •April 11 12.13, 14. 15 1,110X1 products now on the market, she exercise," Hoffman said. • In tht Fort Room on tho 3rd Floor • Ootn 9-S 1IMJ13S Drugs FN MM. Ul.rn.ilM CMU sc. i.K,.m A., rn.iursis SHOWS AT 7:15 4 9:15 P.M. D Continued from page 1. However, Derek Dickinson, the director of Standards and Proce- -ri ?"-• • dures, said the University faces more problems from alcohol abuse ■■ ■ than from drugs. "I am not going to be naive and say that there is currently no drug trade on campus; but drug use and abuse was worse in the 70's," he said. High n'dry BG News/Rob Upton Mershman agreed and said, "It is very rare to treat a student for a drug problem and not an alcohol problem at the same time. John Kim. sophomore business pre-law major, takes in the view "Tdon't see the University as any further ahead or any further be- from his third floor Treadway Hall room yesterday afternoon while hind as it relates to dealing with the drug issue than any other insti- talking to a friend on the phone. The wet weather may have dam- tution. The point is we are simply not there yet." pened some spirits, but not so for Kim. "I love this kind of weather." he said. More rain and cooler temperatures are predicted for today W, V and tomorrow. ENVELOPE >r - SPECIAL 3>> . .L-iSI ft* ,i '' lOOO #10 regular white envelopes; printed in black ink NOW ONLY $25.00 The price of freedom (lOOO minimum) 10% OFF Larger quantities priced at $25 per lOOO Student & Faculty Discount comes cheap. on Thursday with I.D. See Campus/City Events BRING IN THIS COUPON TODAY PLUS THESE SAVINGS This offer ends 4/29/88 VOORTMAN COOKIES 111 South Main All Flavors Amnrsrv Iniemaiion-i Bowling Green. 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Audition sign-ups positions for the 1988-89 academic year. § < 3 hour seminar and at 405 Student Services until April 10th. + 4 self-hynosis tape programs > I < + Auditions will be in 3010 of the Must have own car. All majors are Data Wed April 13, 1988 + Tlma: 7 p.m. till 10 p.m. > Moore Musical Arts Building. encouraged to apply. < Placa: Holiday Inn - Bowling Green + Cambridge Court Room + Registration: 6 p.m. till 7 p.m. > Sign-up today and join the \\]L .. team! jij: Pick up applications and job descriptions %. < Class starts promptly at 7 p.m. + + > | at 214 West Hall FEE WILL BE REFUNDED AT THE END OF THE + < SEMINAR IF NOT DELIGHTED + > | DEADLINE: Friday, April 8, 1988 - 5 p.ml < T J FITZGERALD S ASS0C - A NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL S CONSULTING FIRM + '^ &:::::::::W:::::::::::W A + A+ A+ A+ A+ A+ A+ A+ A+ A f THE BG NEWS April 7,1988 5 Divestment Group hosts a Continued from page 1. Ludd's proposals included total divestment of funds, the es- tablishment of an institute for human rights at the University, job seminar and a movement toward bring- ing more minority faculty and students to campus. by Amy Cole Equipment Inc., DeBartolo reporter Corp. and Barton/Marlow Co. The main purpose of the sem- "What we have Imagine something worth $4 inar is to benefit the students by billion visiting the University. bringing in more company established is a interviews. For some people, this may be double standard." hard to comprehend, but for the "Right now, the University members of the Student Con- Construction Management Pro- struction Management Associa- Sam is pretty well known. We -Steven Ludd tion, along with its president and ve many graduates in some vice president, senior construc- very big firms," Williams said. tion management majors David Williams and Mark Chase, it has "We wanted to bring firms in Bryan agreed positive steps become a reality. to see about the tech programs needed to Be taken to enhance and see the prospective em- the University's position on a- Tonight at 6:30 in the McFall ployees," he added. partheid, ranging from schol- Center Gallery and Assembly arships for black South Africans Rooms, the association will The goal of the entire pro- to teaching seminars on campus. sponsor its first technology Sam, which was initiated by ''Career Night." Ann Kroll, director of Univer- The forum was held by USG sity Placement Services, is to with the purpose "educating the The program is boasting the eventually sponsor a "Tech student body on the issue of likes of six different construc- Night" — a job fair for all tech- divestment,'' according to Jim tion conglomerates that nology majors. Vanzant, national, state and together bring in over $4 billion community affairs coordinator. worth of business a year. The program is open to USG is circulating a petition to anyone, but a suit and tie are re- BG News. Mark Thalman The six companies sending quired because this is a formal get the issue of divestment on representatives to the program evening, Chase said. the April ballot. The forum was were selected from a list of the intended to give students an op- The South African divestment forum attracted about 200 people who listened to speakers Ashel Bryan and top 400 firms in the country. Students can sign up for inter- portunity to hear both sides of Steven Ludd and then participated in a question and answer period. The University still has S 100,000 in- They are Rudolph Libbe Inc., views with company representa- the issue. vested in companies that do business in South Africa. Turner Construction Corp., tives prior to the program, Wil- Lathrop Co., Fries Correctional liams said. by Debbie Hippie late Factory," "The Incredible Mr. Lim- Though the activities will be entertaining, staff reporter pet," and "Yellow Submarine." interaction between the brothers and sisters At 9:30 Saturday morning, Resident Stu- is the important part of the weekend, Gocial dent Association is sponsoring a trip to the said. f Don't be surprised if you find nearly Toledo Zoo. Everyone interested should "This is a chance to keep the childhood re- 200 younger brothers and sisters roaming meet in the Union Oval. lationship going and to indicate to older sibs the University over the weekend. the possibility of considering BG," she said. "Sibs Weekend" Friday, Saturday and Sunday is the an- The cost is $3 per person and reservations "It gets the kids away from home to be with nual "Sibs Weekend." may be made by calling RSA at 372-8165. older brothers and sisters because you miss Friday afternoon, Greyhound buses are For the older siblings, a campus tour them." going to the Cleveland, Akron, Canton, starts at 10:15 a.m., co-sponsored by the Of- activities to start Strongsville, Medina, Brunswick, Cincinnati fice of Admissions. Other events will include a presentation of and Dayton areas to pick up the sibs, said "Guys and Dolls" by Bowling Green High Tammy Gocial, coordinator of the weekend. At the Union Oval from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., School, women's and men's tennis matches, Although all the participants will have ar- there will be a Student Organizations Carni- a softball game, an international student Saturday morning rived by Friday evening, the planned activi- val. Among the booths will be baseball tos- dinner, and "A Series of One Act Plays" at ties begin on Saturday morning. ses, basketball throws and a balloon dart Joe E. Brown Theater, she said. game. On Sunday, the buses take the sibs back at I The only planned activity on Friday will RSA is also sponsoring a disc jockey and 2 p.m. be the weekly University Activities Organi- dancing at the "Dry Dock" in Harshman "I'm hoping to see 150 to 200 sibs," Gocial zation movies in Math-Science Building. The Quadrangle from 9 p.m. to midnight Satur- said. "We had to add two new bus routes for movies will be "Willy Wonka and the Choco- day, Gocial said. it." GO FOR IT! STUDENT GOVERNMENT CABINET APPLICATIONS are available in 405 Student Services Positions Include Academic Affairs Treasurer In the 1960's an actor/diiector went looking tor America- Nafional, State, University Committee ana created a new kind ot Him. The man was Dennis Hopper. and Community Affairs Coordinator Easy Rider was the film that defined an era Student Welfare Pubic Relations As an actor and director, he has always gone to Minority Affairs & Human Relations the edge, taking us places wed never seen before Easy Elder. Blue Velvet Rivers Edge Applications Due: April 18, 1988 by 5:00 p.m. Now. in 1988. we find director Dennis Hopper In the streets oJ in 405 Student Services Los Angeles. In a war zone where gang members and Innocent people alike are killed over territorial emblems of RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS red and blue Over COLORS. And again, he takes us places we've never seen before with the first realistic motion picture about the war against street gangs. To do it he has brought together an extraordinary cast and crew. All of them sharing a fierce devotion to the director's vision. And leading the cast, two motion picture actors of unparalleled Intensity Sean Perm and Robert Duvall. YOUR FIRST STEP TOWARD SUCCESS IS THE ONE YOU COULD TAKE THIS SUMMER. At Army ROTC Camp Challenge, you'll learn what it takes to succeed - in college and in life. You'll build sell-confidence and develop your leadership potential. Phis you can also qualify to earn an Army Officer's commission when you graduate. A ROBERT H.SOLO PRODUCTION A DENNIS HOPPER FILM Army ROTC Camp Challenge. It may be SEANPENN ROBERT DUVALL "COLORS" MARIA CONCHTTA ALONSO just what you need to reach the top. Co-Produoer PAUL LEWIS Music by HERBTE HANCOCK Director of Photography HASKELL WEXLER. ASC. Screenplay by MICHAEL SCHIr'FER Story by MICHAEL SCHTTFER and RICHARD DTLELLO Produced by ROBERT H SOLO R| M»T»CT«O o | Directed bv DENNIS HOPPER ftflnfgrf """""J^l-.- "MSB* SOWDTIACK AUtUW AVAILAA1X ON WABNB IMC ARMY ROTC rum tkm< i wan" • RtCOm TAfO AND COMPACT DBC1 • H»IO*anP*wwtGo»»<«oi M»y«nn»vM THE SMMTEST COLLEGE COUSSE TOD CAN TAKE. STARTS APRIL 15th AT THEATRES EVERYWHERE. Find out more. Contact Captain Gary Wirzylo, Room 155 Memorial Hall 372-2476 THE BG NEWS 6 April 7,1988 Ctty_ Police target parking violators said, "especially if it is parked by John Meola in a handicapped spot. That's city reporter one of my pet peeves. The city does not use just one A student on his way to a towing company. Instead, it has downtown bar parks his car in a a list of about 10 companies that private parking lot nearby. it will call depending on the par- After a few too many drinks, he ticular day, Ash said. decides to walk home. When he "These companies have to file returns the next day for his car, an application and show proof of it is gone. insurance," he said. "We want City ordinances prohibit over- them to be responsible." night parking and many busi- The police will catalog the nesses do not want their lots items in a car, including any il- used for public parking, said legal items they might find. Police Chief Galen Ash. We will inventory everything that is visible. If we find contra- The above student can expect band, we can charge the a bill of between $25 and $45 de- owner," Ash said. "The courts pending on how long it takes him have said that's legal. We are to claim the vehicle, according doing it (cataloging) for the to Roger Bloomfield, manager owner's protection." of Wright Tire and Auto. Ash said the city tows cars for The car will then be taken to failure to pay parking tickets, the towing company's lot where parking overnight and parking the owner must first report to when a snow emergency is in ef- the police station, get a release fect. for the car, then pay the fee to "A lot of times the officer will the towing company. see that a car has not been moved and will put a chalk mark Capt. Thomas Votava said the on the tire so they can swear it towing companies that do busi- was 24 hours that the car was not ness with the police met in Feb- moved," Ash said. "If the car is ruary to discuss a standardized not moved in 24 hours, then we rate system. tow it." "Most of the wreckers concur- Ash also said the city is plan- red on the price because they BG News/Rob Upton ning to crack down on motorists wanted to do something about Signs like these posted around town can mean high towing costs, some- who violate handicapped park- the ones that are unethical," Vo- where between $25 and $45. to students. The city currently tows cars or ticketed. City police are also cracking down on parking in handicap- ing rules. tava said. which have been parked overnight on a city street, parked in a snow zone ped spaces. Any time a vehicle is in vio- lation it can be towed," Ash □ See Towing, page 8. ' WEEKDAY COUPON SPECIAL" Good Mon. thru Thur. only T Blotter City to develop 13" One Item Pizza | D A Bowling Green man was reports. Chicago Style extra charged yesterday with assault- The call lasted about 30 recycling plan Extra Items 75* ea. inghis wife, police said. rriinutes, police said. The man allegedly kicked a Q Someone took a $35 jean Recyclable materials accep- One Coupon Per Order ■ chair at her, cutting her head, jacket containing an Ohio by Greg Connel ted at the Jaycees Recycling during a fight over a videocase- driver's license ana $3 in cash i itv editor Center, 1040 North College Dr., BG. LOCATION ONLY tte recorder, police said. from a patron at Uptown Friday night, police said. include aluminum cans, glass Reports said the man had With the county increasing the bottles, newspaper, cardboard I blood on his hands when police D A tent valued at $90 was re- price for disposing of solid waste and scrap aluminum. I arrived. ported missing from an un- from $8 to $19 per ton on June 1, Hoping to increase the amount 352-5166 The man had a previous con- locked garage Tuesday, police the city is working to reduce the of these materials recycled in I viction of domestic violence and said. amount of trash it sends to the the city, the Bowling Green Task Open 4 P.m. I was on probation at the time, D A Kawasaki 450 motorcycle landfill. Force on Recyclable Materials police said. was stolen sometime last week- The city spends about $225 per held its first meeting yesterday. FREE DELIVERY! end from inside an apartment day to dispose of garbage at the Members include city adminis- Wood County Landfill on Tonto- trative personnel, as well as B.G.'s Oldest and Finest Pizzeria ■■ "«^ D A man posing as an official building at 215 E. Poe Road, with the "Vanna White Corp." police said. gany Road. This amount could representatives from the phoned an area nursing home increase to about $475 per day Jaycees center, the League of asking questions about lingerie D Police broke up a live band with the rate hike, Mayor Edwin Women Voters, City Council and Summer/Fall Tuesday, police said. playing on the corner of Troup Miller said. the recycling industry. The home was advised to keep and East Wooster streets Tues- "We want to reduce the a log of calls, according to police amount of waste going to the Apartments/Houses day night, according to reports. The city currently recycles landfill and increase recycling about 10 percent of the materials efforts. This will save energy Available citizens use, but it could recycle and increase the life of the land- a lot more, Miller said.' fill," Miller said. "We hope this TUXCDO "We could reduce the tonnage will be a prototype for other (sent to the landfill) by 30 to 50 areas." 706 Second SI i Efficiency furn 2 BR Furn percent if we could get it all," he summer/fall summer/fan RCNTftU J, said. n See Landfill, page 7. 211 S. College • Unit B-summer/fall $210/mo AFT» SIX •summer rates avail Miami Vies A Dynasty HOlItT WAGMIft TOUCH OF • 2 BR furnished MMIT STACK CLASS 517 E Reed LIMOUSINE Hair Unlimited $430 for entire summer TViS SAINT UUIINT UMDWIST SEKVICE IMIMf CAKDIN 354 HMO ■ 521 E. Merry • 2BR furnished Mil ILASS $430 for entire summer Has the look that Saw Tim* and Monty Shop Locally 707-711 Third • summer/fall you want. 715-719 Third • 1 BR furnished or unfurnished 723-727 Third • $370 for entire summer Jeans 'N Things Precision Cut Guys always $6.00 402 High • 2 BR unfurnished 5S1 Ridge 352-S333 $400 for entire summer l$io.oo[Reg. $12.00 (inc. shampoo & finish) Mon & Tues 9-6 120 Stale SI 1 BR unfurnished 1 yr. gSSSS!:!:-:-:!::^ Wed - Fri 9-8 May to May Sat 9-4 449-455 What job provides you with S. Enterprise ' 1 BR furn./unlurn. summer/fall 143 W. Wooster 353-3281 $350 for entire summer practical sales experience while giving you the opportunity 649 Sixth • 2 BR furnished summer/fall $400 for entire summer to be one of the highest paid students on campus? 831 Seventh > 2 BR unfurnished summer/fall SIB'S WEEKEND TRIP $400 for entire summer TO THE ZOO! 839 Seventh 1 Br unfurnished summer/fall Being an . . . 854 Eighth • 1 BR unfurnished summer/fall ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE Make your reservations now for you & Forest Apartments • 2 BR for The BG News. your slb(s) to go to the Toledo Zoo. -853 Napoleon furnished/unfurnished -751 High grad student housing Call RSA at 372-8165 -849 Napoleon summer/fall -851 Napoleon $400 for entire summer | Applications are now being accepted for g Mon-Fri 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. Cambridge Commons • 34 Brand New 2BR 1 1/2 Bath I positions for the 1988-89 academic year. ^ Tue-Thur 9:00 - 11:00 p.m. Unfurnished Apartments 425 per mo plus elect. Bus will leave from the 1 year lease 1 Located on S. College !| Must have own car. All majors are (1/2 block North of Napoleon) Union Oval at 9:30 a.m. avail. Aug 20 | encouraged to apply. and return at 12:30 p.m. (If needed, a second bus will leave John Newlove Real Estate $ Pick up applications and job descriptions $ at 10:30 and return at 1:30) I at 214 West Hall 319 E. Wooster There will be a cost of $3 per person which I | covers round-trip bus transportation and Office Hours: 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. | DEADLINE: Friday, April 8, 1988 - 5 p.m.| entrance to the Zoo. 354-2260 or 352-6553 sponsored by: RSA THE BG NEWS Elsewhere April 7,1988 7 Torture* house searched Opposing panda Photos, small bone fragments found; man's bond revoked displays may hurt KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - More than 200 man apparently escaped from Berdella's Two skulls, one of which appears to be a photographs of bound, tortured men were three-story house by jumping from a second- relic, were found inside Berdella's home zoo's attendance found in the bedroom of a man whose house story window and asked a neighbor to call Saturday. A third was discovered buried in and yard yielded skulls and bone fragments police. Berdella's back yard on Sunday. All are TOLEDO (AP) - Rival giant the 16-member Chengdu Song after his arrest on assault and sodomy char- thought to be human. panda exhibits will hurt atten- and Dance Ensemble. The pan- ges, police said. Michael Calderon, a neighbor, said Berde- Police also reported finding torture and dance at both the Toledo Zoo and das will begin their 100-day Mi- lla told him about five years ago he was us- bondage devices, which they refused to de- the Michigan State Fairgrounds, chigan stay on June 1. Robert Berdella's $500,000 bond was re- ing his home as a halfway house for runaw- scribe. officials said Wednesday. But Foley disagrees. voked Tuesday at a court hearing at which a ays and that young men often visited the But the Toledo Zoo is trying to "The lesser pandas are more police officer said one man, photographed house. When police first entered the house Satur- play down the impact of Michi- visible in zoos around the coun- bound and hanging from his ankles in Ber- "I thought he was a father figure to those day, they found freshlv poured concrete in gan's panda loan. try now. There's quite a few della's basement, appeared to be dead. kids and Igot adjusted to the fact that there the basement, but drilled through the con- "It's not going to affect us a around. People aren't as famil- were boys at his house," said Calderon. crete on Sunday and found nothing suspi- lot," spokewoman Nancy Foley iar with them as the giant pan- Berdella, 39, was arrested Saturday after said. das," she said. a 22-year-old man wearing only a dog collar Berdella also organized a neighborhood Foley said Michigan's exhibit "We have lions and tigers and told police Saturday he had escaped from watch program after moving into the house Police also found files in the house that will probably attract some peo- bears. Toledo has a lot to offer," Berdella's home after four days of torture on Charlotte Street, in a lower-middle class contained information from newspaper arti- fle who would have visited she said. and sexual assault. section of midtown Kansas City, about 16 cles about the disappearance of Gerald oledo. But she said the zoo still Both the Toledo Zoo and Mi- years ago. Howell, 19, who has been missing since 1984, expects large crowds to view the chigan officials are awaiting a Hum said. animals this summer. decision from the U.S. Fish and Berdella was charged with seven counts of Before Michigan's announce- Wildlife Service, which must is- forcible sodomy and one count each of On Tuesday, investigators using shovels ment, the Toledo Zoo had esti- sue a permit for the panda loans. felonious restraint and first-degree assault. and a backhoe found small bone fragments Howell's father, Paul Howell, has conten- mated that attendance would Authorities have searched Berdella's in Berdella's back yard, but police aid not ded for several years that Berdella was re- double this summer to about house and yard since his arrest, after the know whether they were human bones. sponsible for the disappearance. lO.OOOpeopleaday. tf* Michigan officials on Tuesday WE said their exhibit will lure more V Give a hoot. tie than Toledo's because it *F HAVE WHAT Va. man convicted in Spain include two red pandas and NURSES WANT! * $2,000 Employment "Sign-On" BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — lona on March 13,1987. tenant in the "SiiBi Bonus An American was convicted The judges also fined the free- * Salaries Iran S24.200 to S28.800 serve. * J! per Hour Shitl Differential Tuesday of drug trafficking and lance photographer $18,083, but * Special ICCU Differential was sentenced to six years and acquitted him of contraband He has been held without bail * Relocation Expense {ICCU RNa) one day in prison despite a per- charges because the cocaine had since March 16, 1987 at Barce- * Tuition Reimbursement sonal plea on his behalf by U.S. not gone beyond the Barcelona lona's Model Prison. * Bonus Vacation Attorney General Edwin Meese. airport's customs inspection * 12 Hour ICCU ShHts area. He told the court at his March * Fli»d or Floating Shifts A three-judge panel of the 26 trial he believed he was * Preceptored Orientation Barcelona Provinc;ial Court said Owen's attorney, Ana Campa, taking a suitcase full of tourist Magruder Hospital in Port Clinton. Ohio. the prosecution proved Conan said she planned to appeal. brochures from Washington, one ol the fastest growmg Owen, 23, of Annandale, Va., Owen is a 1986 Syracuse Uni- D.C. to Santiago to Barcelona vacation areas m Ohio, is interested knew there was cocaine in the ai providing registered nurses the versity graduate, a 1984 summer for a travel agency that hired opportunity to earn money while suitcase he carried on a flight intern in Vice President George him for a four-day free-lance enioymg their free time swimimng. from Santiago, Chile, to Barce- Bush's office and a second lieu- photo assignment. coating, and relaxing in this tourist hotspot Port Canton is centrally Landfill located «i Northern Ohio *ith D Continued from page 6. plenty to see and do Miller also said increasing the lifespan of the County Landfill is cuwc Applications are being accepted for Summer 1988 BG News editor Fall 1988 BG News editor 1988-89 Gavel editor 1989 KEY editor 1988-89 Miscellany editor 1988-89 Obsidian editor Application forms may be obtained at The BG News office, 214 West Hall. Application deadline Wed., April 13. THE BG NEWS 8 April 7,1988 Wright St. Loan pacts broken to hike fall News Briefs 'Small towns' not appealing to MCO grads tuition fees TOLEDO(AP) - Some Medi- The hospital dropped its pre- Ewry. however, changed his Separated twins improve cal College of Ohio students are ferred-placement program Slans ot setting up a practice in FAIRBORN (AP) - Wright reneging on their promise to three years ago, which linked ie village of 3,100 people this State University will raise its BALTIMORE (AP) - Ben- "There is no reason for us practice in rural northwest Ohio doctors with small communi- June. Instead, he will open an of- fees 12 percent next year. jamin and Patrick Binder, to think they will not continue villages in exchange for student ties, because of a lack of interest fice in Toledo. Under his con- liie fees, approved by trustees the Siamese twins separated to improve," said Dr. Ben loans, community leaders said from rural areas, MCO officials tract with the village, he will re- Wednesday, will Increase the seven months ago, are doing Carson, one member of the Wednesday. said. pay the loan and a 25 percent cost of an education by $76 per well and have the potential to medical team which has After MCO approached Leip- penalty. Juarter to $708 for full-time un- lead normal lives, and Ben- treated the infants since they "It's not easy to lure doctors sic leaders in 1961 about the pro- Ewry declined to talk about ergraduates. It is expected to jamin is expected to begin were admitted in August. to a small village," said Elmer gram, a Chamber of Commerce his change of plans Wednesday. raise about $3.25 million per crawling soon, doctors at Hilvers, a Leipsic businessman committee raised $37,000 for But community leaders said he Sear, university spokesman Johns Hopkins Hospital said Doctors had given the who helped arrange loans for student James Ewry through told them he wasn't coming be- arrv Battson said. Tuesday. operation a 50-50 chance of two MCO students. "It's not only raffles and contributions. The cause of marital problems and a "It's not all that much" com- The boys, now 14 months success at the time. "Cer- a problem in northwestern Ohio, money would have been enough desire to stay close to his young pared with a vearly budget of old, will be discharged from tainly in terms of a medical but all over the country. That's to fund the Putnam County children. about $116 million. Battson said. the hospital in a few days, or technical feat, it has the reason we decided to get in- village's police department for "People think, 'Doggone, they The school has about 17,000 stu- physicians said. Benjamin clearly been successful," volved with the MCO program. six months or pay its fire de- didn't fulfill their contract," dents. will go home to Ulm, West Carson said at a news confer- But so far, we've been dis- partment's bills for more than a Hilvers said. "If we had to go Germany with his parents ence. appointed." year. back and raise the money again, "We have attempted to keep while Patrick will go to a He said there were 48 cases we would have problems." German hospital for obser- in medical history of Siamese the fees reasonable. This is vation. twins joined at the head. "I plan to give my utmost Willis Fintel, a Hamler ban- lower than the increase recom- Theta Feat ker, said his Henry County mended by the Board of Regents support for the event at the community had the same prob- over the past two years, he Search upsets Kennedy a Continued from page 1. meeting," Miller said. "I also lem a few years ago. said. will be present for part of the After loaning 00,000, the stu- Wright State increased its fees BELFAST, Northern Ire- The 35-year-old Kennedy "I listened to them and talked party." dent decided to go to Akron to last year by 8 percent. land (AP) - U.S. Rep. Joe was accompanied by a local to others about the last plan," Bechler said the fraternity's open his practice, Fintel said. K-ennedy, D-Mass., Criest, the Rev. Matt Wal- Gordon said. "I'd like to hear goal for the meeting is to open exchanged angry words with "I don't blame (him), depend- Battson said the school ex- ice, who was ordered to open something from the horse's relations between the city and ing on what was offered to him a British soldier Tuesday the trunk. mouth about the new Theta Theta Chis. pects to be in the bottom half of when his car was stopped at "You cannot do this to a and everything. But you kind of fee levels among Ohio's 13 state- Fest." "We want to put some things hope doctors would honor a an army checkpoint in priest!" Kennedy said to one Mayor Edwin Miller said he on the line," Bechler said. "We supported schools. British-ruled Northern Ire- of the soldiers in an exchange commitment — that's what the He said much of the increase wants the city to cooperate with want to have some sort of com- feeling is," he said. land. witnessed by reporters. The the fraternity. munication with them." is the result of inflation. soldier then grabbed Ken- Kennedy, son of the late nedy by the arm and the con- to spectate the event and pro- Towing Sen. Robert Kennedy, was be- gressman shouted, "Take Trivia vide support for those partici- ing driven from a two-hour your hands off me!" □ Continued from page 3. pating is welcome. D Continued from page 6. "Wehaven't had too much of a tour of Divis Flats, a run- The soldier, releasing his "This is a chance for every- problem for the past month," he down housing complex in grip, then asked Kennedy, Hoping to add to the night's one to get together to relax and Businesses who tow cars must said. "We don't start towing Roman Catholic western Bel- "Why don't you get back to excitement, Hergert said the have fun." Hergert said. "I report to the police first, Ash cars until the whole lot is full fast, when troops at the your own country?" Kennedy evening will open with comedy think we'll have a good time. and then we tow only three or checkpoint said they wanted snapped back, "Why don t routines. He added there would "I'm even renting a tuxedo Dexter's parking lot, which is four. We don't empty the whole to search the car. you get back to yours?" be a short intermission mid- for the occasion. To see me in a adjacent to Myles' Pizza Pub lot." way through the contest, during tux is, I believe, reason enough and Mark's, is sometimes filled Ash said to avoid having your which time refreshments would to attend," Hergert said, ad- with cars belonging to clients of car towed, you should: Brown charged for assault be served. ding he has only worn such the pizza pubs. OAvoid illegally parking. Hergert said anyone wishing formal attire once before. Greg Gbur, manager of Dex- D Pay parking tickets imme- AKEN, S.C. (AP) — Soul ing without her Thursday for ter's, said sometimes his lot is diately. singer James Brown turned a South American tour. full and his restaurant is empty. D"If in doubt, don't park." himself in Tuesday after be- Brown — a two-time Gra- ing charged with beating up mmy winner — is famous for Host an exchange student. his wife and shooting at her such soul music hits as car while she cowered inside. "Please, Please, Please," More people now live in "He beat her up real bad; "It's a Man's World," "Pa- she's got bruises all over her. pa's Got a Brand New Bag" have survived the City of He also shot up her car," Ai- and "Living in America." cancer than Los Angeles. ken County Sheriff Carrol Heath said the incident oc- Heath said. curred late Sunday or early RESUMES Brown, 54, is charged with Monday at the Browns' resi- assault with intent to murder dence near Beech Island, S.C. and assault and battery of a -CHARLESTOWN= high and aggravated nature. 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Ck*»t"0 Sports April 7,1988 9 Ruggers rebound to win CMU Invite Rumors concerning the im- Haiti's try came on a "pu- kick, a drop-kick field goal and a Falcon lead following a Chip- fensive armour, keeping the ball and conversion while forwards minent demise of Bowling shover' bv the Falcon forwards conversion. Center Gus Sapon- pewa try to give BG a 13-6 vic- in play and in BG hands until a Haitz. Dave Oldiges and Tim Green's club rugby team have as they dominated their Chip- ari contributed a try as wefl as hole was found. Yokules ground out tries. Center been proven false. pewa counterparts in every forward Mike Verdes and Ault "If the term ball control Callen Breen added a second- The Falcons, stunned two phase of the match. for his second of the day. BG cut loose in the champion- offense could be used in rugby, half try and Haitz booted two weeks ago when Tennessee han- "We emphasized our scrum Against CMU, the second XV ship against NMU, earning a this was certainly an example of conversions to give the Falcons ded them their first regular- technique this week in practice had to scrap for every point and 294 win in what Mazzarella it," second-team captain Tom a 29-0 victory. season loss in five years, roared and it paid off," BG prop Dan was up only 9-0 on the strength of called "one of the best pure ru- Schloemer said. back to take both the senior and Martello said. three Steve Markert penalty gby matches" he had ever seen. Scrum half R.T. Naples ac- The Falcons travel to Muncie, junior divisions of the Central Konczak also led the scoring kicks at halftime. A try by wing The Falcons probed every pos- counted for BG's first nine Ind. to compete in the 16th an- Michigan Invitational, last against NMU with a penalty Bob Schweizer maintained the sible chink in the Wildcats' de- points with a try, penalty kick nual Mid-American Conference weekend. rugby tournament. BG has held The Falcons' first XV beat a vise-like grip on the senior div- CMU, 30-4, before shutting out ision championship since 1982, Northern Michigan, 20-0. BG's with the second XV winning second XV also swept, edging every junior division champion- the Chippewas, 13-6, and dump- ship since 1983. Those are re- ing the Wildcats, 2M. cords no other MAC squad even '"This put us right back on comes close to equaling. track for the Mid-American Conference tournament this "This wil be an important weekend." Falcon coach Roger weekend," Mazzarella said. "A Mazzarella said. "The Tennes- seventh-straight title will give see loss was good for us because us the momentum we need to some of the guys were starting win the Midwest Cup the follow- to think that all we had to do was ing week." show up and the other team would roll over and play dead." The Falcons first XV opens i On a darker note, Mazzarella with Miami at 11 a.m., Satur- said the victories had "been ex- day, while the second XV plays pensive." CMU at 11:30 a.m. The Redskins Mike Sylvester, an All- last win over the Falcons came America candidate at flyhalf, in 1983, while the Chips have yet broke his collarbone early in the to win in 11 attempts. second match and will likely be lost for the remainder of the season. "Mike has run the offense from his position for the last two years and he is going to be very difficult to replace," Mazzarella said. Now Playing: Stepping in to replace him will be junior Brian Kane, also an All-America candidate at fly- half. Falcon center Tony Konczak led BG's scoring attack in the 30-4 victory over CMU. Konczak scored a try and booted five conversions for 14 points. Also scoring tries were Sylvester, wing Bob Mateljan, fullback Scott Ault and forward Todd Bowling Green's Tom Schloemer (closest) leads a pack of oncoming rug- tional at Mt. Pleasant. BG's first and second XV defeated CMU and North- Haitz. gers in chase of the ball during last weekend's Central Michigan Invita- ern Michigan for four wins. Now Accepting BG-MSG games rained out Applications! PILOBOLUS New Membership Specials Wednesday's softball doubleheader between Bowling Green and • MON.-TUES.-WED : Rent the 1st Michigan State at the BG Softball Field was cancelled because of in- DANCE THEATRE movie at $1 99 and get the 2nd clement weather. rental for V University Sports Information Director Chris Sherk said the twin- ...ilx of the most extraordinary people • SUNDAY RENTALS - 99' bill has not been rescheduled at this time. 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THE BG NEWS 10 April 7,1988 Local groups honor Falcons NFL SCHEDULES Cleveland University Athletic Department cites 37 student-athletes REGULAR SEASON Sunday, Sept. 4,4 p.m., at Kansas City Chiefs The University's Athletic Department classroom, as well as in athletic competi- top academic team will also be honored at Sunday, Sept 11,4 p.m.. New York Jets will honor 37 of BG's finest scholar- tion," BG Athletic Director Jack Gregory the luncheon along with the top junior Monday, Sept. 19,8 p.m., Indianapolis Colts athletes at its annual luncheon Wednesday said. "These young men and women rep- male and female student-athletes. Sunday, Sept. 25,1 p.m. at Cincinnati Bengals in the Union. resent the true meaning of intercollegiate Sunday, Oct. 2, lp.m., at Pittsburgh Steelers Those student-athletes who have com- athletics. We appreciate the outstanding "It is clear that there is a revitalization Sunday, Oct. 9,1 p.m., Seattle Seahawks piled grade point averages of 3.5 or better contribution they make to student life on in the relationship between athletic de- Sunday, Oct. 16,1 p.m., Philadelphia Eagles on the 4.0 scale will be recognized at the campus and in the community." partments and student-athletes," aca- Sunday, Oct. 23,4 p.m., at Phoenix Cardinals banquet. The reception begins at 11:30 While 37 student-athletes currently demic coordinator Pat Cleveland said. Sunday, Oct. 30,1 p.m., Cincinnati Bengals a.m. in the Ohio Suite of the Union, fol- maintain a GPA of 3.5 or better, another 85 "We recognize the fact that the accom- Monday, Nov. 7,9 p.m., at Houston Oilers lowed at noon by a luncheon in the Com- athletes possess GPAs between 3.0 and plishments by our students are just as Sunday, Nov. 13,9 p.m., at Denver Broncos munity Suite. 3.49, meaning nearly 30 percent of BG's much a part of that revitalization as are Sunday, Nov. 20.1 p.m., Pittsburgh Steelers The 37 scholar athletes represent all 19 athletes and trainers are garnering 3.0's or their accomplishments as athletes. Our Sunday, Nov. 27,1 p.m., at Washington Redskins intercollegiate teams plus the University's better. In addition, two BG student- goal is to graduate all of our student- Sunday, Dec. 4,1 p.m., Dallas Cowboys athletic training program. athletes are academic All-Americans and athletes in meaningful degree programs Monday, Dec. 12,9 p.m., at Miami Dolphins "The Bowling Green State University seven have been named to academic all- which reflect their personal goals." Sunday, Dec. 18,1 p.m., Houston Oilers Athletic Department takes great pleasure conference tedms. in recognizing our student-athletes who BGSU faculty representative Dr. Mary Cincinnati have distinguished themselves in the The University's top scholar-athlete and Kumler will emcee the luncheon. REGULARSEASON Sunday, Sept. 4,1p.m., Phoenix Cardinals Sunday, Sept. 11,1 p.m., at Philadelphia Falcon alumni Voll and Pratt given Coach of Year awards Sunday, Sept. 18,1 p.m., at Pittsburgh Sunday, Sept. 25,1 p.m. Cleveland Browns The Varsity BG Club will College and High School Coach regular-season titles, two MAC Toledo. Sunday, Oct. 2,4 p.m., at L.A. Raiders hold its 11th annual Recogni- of the Year Awards. Falcon Tournament titles and two Pratt's Yellow Jackets have Sunday, Oct. 9, lpjn., N.Y. Jets tion Reception Thursday, April women's basketball coach NCAA Tournament appearan- compiled 103 wins since 1973 Sunday, Oct. 16,1 p.m., at New England 21, from 6-8 p.m. at the Ice Fran Voll ('68) will receive the ces. and have won five Northern Sunday, Oct. 23,1 p.m., Houston Arena. College Coach of the Year Lakes League titles in that Sunday, Oct. 30,1 p.m., at Cleveland Award, while Perrysburg High Before returning to his alma time. Three Perrysburg teams Sunday, Nov. 6, lp.m., Pittsburgh Current football coach Chuck Pratt mater, Voll was the nation's have posted undefeated Sunday, Nov. 13,1p.m., at Kansas City Bowling ('61) will be honored as High winningest high school girls seasons, with the most recent Sunday, Nov. 20.4 p.m., at Dallas Green School Coach of the Year. basketball coach, compiling a one being in 1985. Sunday, Nov. 27,1 p.m., Buffalo seniors will 208-17 record at Delphos St. Pratt has been honored as Sunday, Dec. 4,1 p.m.. San Diego be recog- Voll transformed the John's. NLL Coach of the Year five Sunday, Dec. 11,4 p.m., at Houston nized that women's basketball program times. He has been named Saturday, Dec. 17,1 p.m., Washington evening into a Mid-American Confer- Pratt has coached high Northwest Ohio Coach of the along with ence power in only four years. school football for the last 19 Year once and winner of Scho- recipients of Since 1984, Voll has guided years, with the last 15 being lastic Coach Magazine's Silver Detroit the Varsity Voll BG to an 81-32 record, two MAC spent at Perrysburg High near Award once. REGULARSEASON BG Club's Sunday, Sept 4,1 p.m., Atlanta Sunday, Sept 11,4 p.m., at L-A. Rams Sunday, Sept. 18,1 p.m., New Orleans Sunday, Sept. 25,1 p.m. N.Y. Jets Sunday, Oct. 2,4 p.m., at San Francisco Sunday, Oct. 9,1 p.m., Chicago Sunday, Oct. 16,1 p.m., at NT. Giants APRIL SHOWER OF SAVINGS Sunday, Oct. 23,1 p.m., at Kansas City Sunday, Oct. 30,1 p.m., N.Y. Giants Sunday, Nov. 6, lp.m., at Minnesota • Sunday, Nov. 13,1 p.m., Tampa Bay Sunday, Nov. 20.1 p.m., at Green Bay (Milw.) 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Smith followed a kid's advice ter Bruce Hurst at the start of run in two outings against Bos- Rich Gedman hit a sacrifice fly, DETROIT (AP) - Pitcher Eric King worked out a second and the Boston Red Sox took the seventh inning. ton last September, in seven in- scoring Greenwell. Todd Ben- day Tuesday with the Toledo Mud Hens, three days after being what was given them. Lamp allowed just one infield zinger then lined a pinch single, cut by the Detroit Tigers and vowing not to report to their Class The combination was too hit while facing six batters, villie Hernandez, the 1964 scoring Evans and sending AAA affiliate, Toledo Manager Pat Corrales said. much for the Detroit Tigers striking out two in two innings. American League MVP and Cy pinch-runner Kevin Romine to "He's been here two days, working out with us," Corrales Wednesday as the Red Sox ral- Then he earned the victory on Young Award winner, replaced said from the Tigers' minor league complex at Lakeland, Fla., T lied for four runs in a weird the rally and Smith's 1-2-3 ninth, Alexander in the biting 40-de- After Anderson was hit by a during a telephone interview. 'He's going to start (or us in eighth inning for a 6-5 victory. including two strikeouts. gree weather at the start of the Eitch, Mike Henneman replaced Syracuse Thursday," when the Mud Hens open their Interna- "After I got up in the bullpen a Lamp, who has a 76-79 career eighth and took the loss in his lernandez. tional League season, the manager said. couple of times, I knew I'd be go- record, improved his lifetime first appearance of the year. Detroit Manager Sparky Anderson told King on Saturday ing in, and I was ready," Lamp mark against Detroit to 10-0. He "His problem was that he Marty Barrett grounded to morning that he was being demoted to Toledo. King told both said after extending a career also has three saves against the walked the first guy on four pit- third and Romine was forced at Anderson and reporters then that he would not report to the hex over Detroit. Tigers. ches and then, after a couple of the plate. However, Heath threw Mud Hens. "When I was warming up, a After the Red Sox scored four hits, he hit a guy," Detroit Man- wildly to first trying to complete But, Corrales said Monday. "He's in a good state of mind. He 12-year-old kid yelled to me to runs on three hits, a couple of ager Sparky Anderson. "He'll a double play and pinch-runner realizes things got out of hand." stay within myself," said Smith walks, a hit batsman, an error come back, though." Jody Reed scored from second. King had 72 hours to report to Toledo, after which he could after his first American League and a passed ball, Smith, ac- Brady Anderson scored the With the count 3-1 on Wade have been suspended without pay. save. "I kept thinking about that quired from the Chicago Cubs tie-breaking run on a bases- Boggs. the Tigers elected to The 23-year-old right-hander Joined the Tigers in May 1966 all the time I was out there. So I last December and the opening loaded passed ball by Detroit walk him intentionally, filling and was a starter and reliever that season. King pitched SI of took advice from a kid and it game loser against Detroit catcher Mike Heath as the Red the bases. However, the 55 games in relief in 1967 but came to spring training insisting worked." Tuesday, posted nis 181st major Sox rallied in the eighth. strategy backfired, as a 1-1 pitch he wanted to be a starter in 1988. league save. Mike Greenwell started ther to Jim Rice bounced off Heath's King struggled in his six Grapefruit League appearances, go- With Detroit ahead 5-2, Lamp, Despite eight hits and a walk, eighth with a walk and took sec- glove for the passed ball, per- ing 1-2 with a 6.75 earned-run average. a 10-year veteran signed as a the Red Sox managed just two ond on Dwight Evans single to mitting Anderson to score. Henderson double lifts Yanks Williams opposes fight policy NEW YORK (AP) - Rickey Henderson's tie- Bob Knepper, 1-0, allowed seven San Diego hits breaking two-run double in the seventh inning hel- and struck out seven in seven innings. Juan Agosto ped the New York Yankees to a 5-3 victory Wed- pitched the last two innings without allowing a hit. COLUMBUS (AP) - Ohio volved in a fight will be ejected Williams said he had no nesday over the Minnesota Twins. Billy Hatcher doubled to left field and Bill Doran State coach Gary Williams from the game and placed on Eroblem with the punishment, Henderson's double off reliever Juan Berenguer. singled to left field before Davis homered off Andy says something had to be done probation. A second fight leads ut said there should be some 0-1, came after Joel Skinner had doubled ana Hawkins, 0-1. about the fighting in college to ejection from that game and form of recourse if it was found basketball, but he's not so cer- his team's next game. A third that the player was provoked pinch-hitter Gary Ward was hit by a pitch with one D □ D into a fight. out. In Atlanta, Greg Maddux pitched a three-hitter tain the latest measure is cor- fight means suspension for the rect. rest of the season. The suspen- "What happens if you get Four balks were called, including two on Yan- and Dave Martinez's RBI single broke a scoreless The NCAA Men's Basketball sions could not be appealed punched on the court and you'- kees starter John Candelaria who was relieved in game in the seventh inning as the Chicago Cubs ve already been involved in a the seventh by winner Cecilio Guante, 1-0, who al- beat the Atlanta Braves 3-0. Rules Committee authorized a under the NCAA plan. lowed Tom Brunansky's first homer of the season series of penalties Wednesday "I hope it's fair for every- fight? What happens if some- in the eighth for the final Twins run. Maddux, 1-0, walked six and struck out three in for fighting. There were body involved," said Williams. body comes out on the court Dave Righetti pitched the ninth inning for New his second career shutout. Vance Law hit an RBI several incidents last season "I think what everybody wants solely to start an altercation involving fights between is for a player to think a second with you?" Williams said. "To York. single in the eighth inning and Shawon Dunston suspend somebody for a full D D D homered in the ninth for insurance. players, Tans and even coa- before he takes a punch at In Houston, Glenn Davis hit his second home run Through six innings, neither team advanced a ches. somebody. (The rules commit- Eear when there could possibly in as many games, a two-run shot in a three-run runner past second base. Law singled in the se- The policy announced Wed- tee) was forced to do some- e some provocation, well, first inning, leading the Houston Astros to a 5-1 vic- venth against Zane Smith, 0-1, moved up on a balk nesday specifies a player in- thing." there should be an appeal. tory over San Diego. and scored on Martinez's single. Classifieds AMA Hswsllan Happy Hours Friends ot the Deal Community kttemehlpe with Top Level ExecutNaa ol Non- Poverty in the Americas Why? Al your TYPING needs CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS Fri AprilS 1 Thus Aprs 7. 7 PM, 209 Ed BUg ProlH OtganUaBona W Washington Need 3 0 A dialogue with Rutus WHama Prompt and Professional 5-9 Uptown Speakers Irom Toledo Reg. ot Interpreters GPA and community eervlce-voluntear expert- Thurs Apnl7. 7:30pm Clara 352-4017 members S3 nonmembers Alao. Kay photo reechedued lor this date! All ence Fan daadana April 15 Inlo session. 115 Education Thure. April 7 at 4:15 p.m.ln 231 Admin or call Sponsored by Peace Coalition Social Justice • 'Attention AH Education Ms*ya* • MM Typing and Word Proceeding Over ten years 2-8202. Committee ACE mating Apr! 7 at 6 30 In 404 Moaeley Are you a woman planning to be a leader in your executive aecratary experience. Call hal Com* lor election ol 88 89 oMcats IMd? Attend the "WOMEN AS LEADERSS' Thuraday. April 7 in 400 Moeetey' 874-3488 - Raspberry Jam "DoorPrtzee' Symposium m Washington DC May 15-28 Ap- "CONJWWBACY OF HOPE" April 7th. 8th and 9th SERVICES OFFERED "NEEO A CARING RESPONSE plication deadline April 15. lor Into about the See auch greets as Us). Pater Gabriel. Sang ,n 837-6545 15 mm Irom campus TO PROBLEM PREGNANCY? program and the scholarship contact the Center a reunion with the Police. Carlos Santana. •Jewelry Sale" CALL Sooneored by S>gma Dalta Pi lor Academic Options. 231 Admin or 2-8202 Jackson Browne and many others perform in 24 HOUR FIRST HOPE PREQNANCY CENTER SIBS' WEEKEND TRIP TO TOLEDO ZOO! Has mueical benefit for Amnesty International 10-4 PM in tna Union Oval 4 6 lo 4 8 TYPING WORD PROCESSING AT354-HOPE MaMe your r eservabona now lor you and your mat ahook this nations conscience Special Spring laatllona al incredible prices' Coming Soon: 352-1818 FOR aaxsl to the Toledo Zoo appearances by Glen Cloae. Robm Wetame. Hispanic Awareness Weak FREE PREGNANCY TESTING Martin Batter, Michael J Fox and others A lo 2 Data Center - Apr! IMS INFORMATION AND SUPPORT •UTTLE SIBS WEEKEND CalRSAat372-8ie5 Helping you meet al your typing needs WERE HERE TO HELP YOU THROUGH DAILY DRINK SPECIALS Mon -Frt 3 30-5 OOp m. 148 S. Main 352-5042 There win be a Lesbian and Gay Alienee meet- So. you've got little alba oomng to viart you thia Prices reduced Mon Frl 2-7 PM Tuea.-Thurs. 9:00-11:00env weekend Of course you aren't going to take ing Thursday. April 7 at 8:30 p.m. at the Res- STINGERS CAFE Abortion, morning alter treatment them out lo the bars oacauae everyone knows Bus wH leave Irom the Union Oval at 9:30a m gkwa Ed. Room ol St Thomas Mora Church that's legal it they're underage Bring them to HUHRYIMHURRYIMHURRYI1I 8 return at 12:30p.m. (II needed, a second bus The meeting is tree and open to al Proud to be pro-choice DRY DOCK so lhay can Oprelend they're In a TMSHITIil wi leave at 10:30a.m. a return at 1.30p.m.) Center lor Choice II. TokMo.O 255-7789 Cont. on page 12. bar. with » real live DJ and everything! By the THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO FIND OUT Coal ia S3-person lor tranaponahon al zoo en- way. it you bring a s*. you get in (reel That's a HOW YOU CAN 00 TO ANOTHER COLLEGE trance loke. It's always tree OPEN 9pm to lam. IN THE U.S. WITHOUT PAYING OUT-OF- NO COVER. NO ID a STATE FEESI FIND OUT MORE TOOAY (THURS.) AT NOON IN 2J1 ADMINISTRA- SnNQERSCAFE TION! OR CALL 2-a202 TODAY!!! S 79Subealter 10PM 1888 Homecoming Banner Conteat Eat in only. Applications now a\ liable at the Maati Alumni 00 NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE!! Canter. Appecaoone are due by Friday. April 8 WINTHROP TERRACE African People's Association *£X AFRICAN WEEK'88 Sat April 9: AFRICAN NIGHT NOW RENTING FOR -Keynote Address Dr. Akwasl Oaei -Cultural Entertainment Omowaie Cultural So- ciety ol Detroit SYCAMORE GROVE LENHART BALLROOM 4-8 PM SUMMER AND FALL Reggae Steel N-Breed Reggae Band ol Cleveland presents LENHART BALLROOM 9 PM-t 30 AM ALL STUDENTS WITH NATIONAL DIRECT STUDENT LOANS. PERKINS LOANS. OR RASPBERRY JAM Hurry — Don't Miss Out!! NURSING STUDENT LOAN WHO ARE GRA- DUATING OR LEAVING B G S U AT THE END OF SPRING SEMESTER. 1988. SHOULD tonight thru Saturday CALL THE STUDENT LOAN OFFICE AT Apartments Going Fast!! 372 8112 TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR April 7, 8, 9 AN EXIT INTERVIEW ALL THE TICKETS TO THE INTERNATIONAL HAPPY HOUR 5 to 9 3 Locations DINNER HAVE SEEN SOLD. THERE WILL BE NO TICKETS SOLD AT THE DOOR. Schnapps 30' a shot ALL YOU CAN EAT PIZZA • Palmer Avenue Stinger's Cafe Monday Wednesday-Friday 105 E. to Pemberville Road N. to St. Rt. 582 E. 2-5PMS375 837-6545 15 minutes from campus • South Summit St. • Napoleon Road T^rOne and two bedroom apartments, Attention All College Students furnished and unfurnished #Heat, Water, and Trash removal Seeking Summer Employment. all included #On Site Management & Full-time Maintenance Burger King is now accepting applications TV Swimming Pools for full or part time positions. Apply at ft Close to Grocery Stores, Shopping, 1570 E. Wooster or 400 E. Poe Rd. and Banks ft Special Summer Rates • Apply EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT IF Mon. 8 a.m.-ll a.m. Tues. LEASE IS SIGNED BEFORE MAY 6 Office: 400 Napoleon Rd. 352-9135 Wed. 1-4 p.m. 9-12, 1-7 Weekdays 10-4 Saturdays 12-4 Sundays 12 April 7,1988 Classifieds Coed Bicycle Tours KAPPA SIGMA SENIOR GIVING WEEK COUNSELORS WANTED ■ Trim-down physical 2 BEDROOM FURN aUNFURN Cont. from page 11. Colorado Rockies 1988 Whitewater rafting MDA RUN FOR LIFE THE TIME OF OUR LIVE* Mnaee coed NYS overnight camp Great times FREE CABLE TV ieeplng. van support College Cycle Tours WED 6PM-THUR 6PM APRIL 11-15 helping kktsl Al sports WSI'a. theatre, arts and GAS HEAT PAID 13131357-1370. crafta.^leno, guitar, dance, aerobics, comput- AVAIL SUMMER 8 9 12 MONTHS ers, go-carts, rocketry, general, needtecratt. Congretulettons Kappa's KAPPA SIGMA SIBS WEEKEND ' SIBS WEEKEND NEXT TO STINGER'S CAFE PERSONALS I training, kitchen Camp Shane. Fern- We are proud to heve Bowing Green's Out- MDA RUN FOR LIFE 352-1800 EVENINGS a WEEKEND a.N.Y 12734(914) 292-4046 standing Chapter at 2001 WED 6PM THURS 6 P.M. Student in the Akron, Canton. Cleveland Cm- 352-4873 WEEKDAYS •"DEE ZEE'" Get Psyched" drmatl, Dayton. Flnday ereea can arrange "DELTAZEE"- ■MOM* Greyhound Bus transportation to and from KAPPA StQMA Female atudent lo live In nights with elderly per- •DELTAZETA"" campus lor their alba. Contact Greyhound 500 3 people needed to rent fuay furnished house CRANKIN' FRANKLIN'S MOA RUN FOR LIFE son. Private quarters & batn oroviddd plus meal "■ETA WO*" Lehman B 0 353 6982 for summer sem Very nice a your own room' preeents WED 6 PM-THURS 6PM ticket expeness and $100 monthly Requked Call Lori 352-21 17 the FAB party for eummer nontha and - or tal-eprlng semes- •DELTAZETA SPIRIT- SIBS' WEEKEND ■ SIBS WEEKEND tars Write or cal lor apckcatlon form Dr. John this Thursday at 10:00 Kappa-a ■ETA 500 R Devldeon 123 Troop BG 353-9753 located In the Or gssmic Quarry The Phi Dek Spring Pledge Claaa la looking for ■ DELTA ZETA SPIRIT • SIBS' WEEKEND IS COMING! DAILY DRINK SPECIALS ward to our First 2001 Lets make it the Best 824 Sxth Street Yetll Geauga Lake Sun er Internship Prices reduced Mon Fri 2-7 PM Friday-Sunday. Apr! 8-IOth Event flyers availa- Renting for Summer 1988 and 1988-89 •DELTA ZETA SPIRIT" ■til Den Pledge Class Excesenl Opportunity lor professional minded STINGERS CAFE ble from the residence hats. Greek units. Union ■ETA 500 Mvktuaf to work aa a Group r^iorrlnator lor the ached year 2 BR luay furnished spts 4 Off-Campus Student Center • DELTA ZETA SPIRIT- salee- promotion department Send reeume to Free heat, water, sewer' Tenants psy LIAnryMardnek Dm and toon" Take your alta and COLOR B Q i Geauga Lake 1060 Aurora R0 Aurora. OH electricity Cel 352-4986 eves Down slides, and swings, behind tve trucks, Were you aurpnaed when you tmiervM that 44202 Allenlon Sales Manager • DELTA ZETA SPIRIT" • twister and shooting pool When wi we go sundae? I hope you are aa happy ae I am! We're BETA (00 camping? You guya are too cool' going to be a greet teem because you are the HELP WANTED (SUMMER) The Association •DELTAZETASPIWV BEST little in the world' lor the Help of Retarded Children. Nassau Thanks for tons of fun' SPRING BUFFO KD love and mine. County Chaplsr. operates a eummer resldentlel Lori and Mary Saturday, Apr! 0 NE Common Adjacent Campus Furn studio apt. Aval May camp lor mentaly retarded children and adults •DELTA ZETA SPIRIT" Big Tilde 1988. Year lease. $225 per mon. & uM . de- 9:00 PM to 1 00 AM S3 for Band In tie Catskil Mountains at Hunter. NY. from ■ETA (00 Members i% a $2 lor Little Sibahge BELT'S June 20 to Aug. 20. MEN and women needed posit Oeytlme 352-7505. ext 282*. alter 5 30 •DELTAZETA SPIRIT- LOOK AT THE REST 352-3406 The kappa Deltas are excited for tonights warm- Tickets sold al Music Bktg: lor paid positions Cabin Counselors Instructor VOTE FOR THE BEST Wed. Tours./* a Fri up Hope you are loo' Counselors In Music. Dance. Drama. Sewing. PETERSON-MEYER For more Info cal: ■ • ■ Days ml Counting* • SletersolKD Cooking. Woodshop. Athletics. Recreation, AFFORDABLE CAMPUS LIVING Ron 2-3538 or Suzie 21372 The happening event of the »"WI», "SIGMA wa, Lifeguards. Otllce Secretary For informa- 100 High St. 1 NO BIG PARTY" 0*1 your tickets now 10 win I Did you go to Daytona for spring break and get MDA RUN FOR UFE tion, write CAMP LOYALTOWN. AHRC. 189 2 bedroom, furnished spts •tot of free cheap T-Srvrta? 24HRRUN Wheeaey Road. Brookvee. NY 11545. or cal FREE gas heat, water a sewer STARTS AT 8PM WED (518) 828-1000. Men Frl. 9 30 AM-4 30 Privets perking 4 laundry fecllttlss "AMVMIANOT" DkJ you run out of money and couldn't buy STINGER'S CAFE KAPPA SIGMA PM. Hasp ua give the mentaly retarded an en New bedroom carpeting 'Todey la your birthday scmettvng you realty eked? S 79 Subs alter 10 PM Eat in only. pyaMe vacation' New price listing No more Malnstreet MOA RUN FOR UFE Newteve Rentals 328 S. Main We cant buy with dtmea Wei, here's your chance to buy something 24 HP. RUN IMMEDIATE PART-TIME AN0 FULL-TIME unique and Different from everyone else, some- But the theme (or tonight STARTS AT 6PM WHO TAKE THE HKJH ROAD TO FITNESS SUMMER EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE thing colortul and original- K to TAKE YOU THROUGH TIME KAPPA SIGMA Any successlul fitness program Includes eating OUR COMPANY IS SEEKING SEVERAL EM- Downtown apt. for sublease $290 s month. A- Happy21Mli It's. DAYTONA BEACH BOXER SHORTS! PLOYEES TO PERFORM UNSKILLED LIGHT val Mid-Mey 353-0338 MDA RUN FOR UFE3 a beienced diet and getting plenty of eiierciee Love Sheley, Janet, Debt-* Hope, 1 Use They're quaRy shorts at a reasonable pRicel PRODUCTION WORK FLEXIBLE HOURS 24 HR RUN To prepere yourself for the warm months FOR RENT ahead, vtast THE WELL, located on the 2nd AROUNO CLASS SCHEDULES CAN BE AR- Excessnt location on comer ol Court and Sum- For more information, contact Anthony STARTS AT 6PM WED RANGED OR FULL TIME IN SUMMER THE - floor of the Health Canter, for Information from mit Street Summer only $90 e mo ea tor four •LITTLE SIBS WEEKE NO at:372-6787 KAPPA SIGMA our peer and nutrition consultants RATE Of WAGE IS 3 35 PER HOUR IF IN- students. Ubl Included. Call lor less than tour or MURPHY LANDS!'! Paddy Murphy arrived In TERESTED STOP BY 0« CALL THE COM- So, you've got me alba coming to visit you this Inlormatlon. 352-2932 New York yesterday He washed up on shore PANY OFFICE AT 352-5525 ADVANCED weekend Of course you aren't going to take after being thrown out when he waa found in TEACHER EVALUATIONS SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. INC 428 CLOUGH them out to the bars because everyone knows the galley of the Hah freighter with empty bol- tea CAN have theml ST . BOWLING GREEN. OHIO FREE CABLE TV that's Hegel It they're underage. Bring them to ttea of whiskey surrounding him. Fortunately. Vote PETERSON-METER NEW CARPET DRY DOCK so they can pretend they're In a Do you want to travel throughout Europe? Murphy puled out a lull bottle he mlataklngly 1/2 BLOCK TO CAMPUS bar. with a real live DJ and everything! By the and In need of cash? Henry J's, the Fundrtnkery la paced in the raft It seemed Ihetole' Paddy was 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED way. It you bring a alb, you get In free1 That's a Earn six hours toward your degree The Brothers of Phi Gamma Delta are proud to now hiring energetic, tun people. Flexible doomed, but he managed to Inflate hie "blow up GAS HEAT PAID loke, it's atweya free OPEN 9p.m. to 1a.m., BGSU'a Fantastic Summer Program In announce the FUl lavaienng ot Chris Shut! to scheduling and car pooling available. Apply in dol" that ho carries eta! Hmee After arriving on AVAILABLE FALL * SPRING SEMESTERS NO COVER, NO fO's Nantes. France may be juat right for YOU Debbie Humphery. Congratulationa Doea thai person at Henry J's, 1532 S. Byrne-Glenbyrne 352-1100 EVENING t WEEKEND Gueet Speaker Professor David Reed shore. Murphy stole a skateboard and a bottle run in the family, or what? Canter Wed through Sun atier 8 00 PM 352-4(73 WEEKDAYS 24 HOUR RUN FOR LIFE wi speek at an informational meeting of cheep vodka Ifom a young hoodlem end was FIJI t Chris Shuff LIFEGUARDS WANTED Seasonal work svala- on Tuesday Apm 12th at S 00 PM at the seen doing hand plants and catching front aide bte at Portage Quarry Rac Club MUST BRING French House on Sorority Row. Mr aa across New York 1 Permayfvanle. His 24 HOUR RUN FOR LIFE The Brothers of Phi Gamma Delta would ike to CURRENT RED CROSS CERTIFICATION i m Englah-AI majors welcome mission to terrorise the CAP CITY' FURNISHED, 1-BEDROOMAPTS. congratulate Doug Bom and Cecelia Castet- CARDfotharwIse you will not have en inter- or contact Dr Charles Chime St aiWISFourthSt. 24 HOUR RUN FOR LIFE lenoon their FIJI-Oetta Gamma pinning. view), end apply In person at T-Square 372-8180.372-2646 Nick Eaber and J« Mutst. Ctoee-to-Campua What's rant Bone? Graphic*, 121 S. Main. Bowing Green. Accept- Free heat, water A sewer Congratulationa on your recent Sigma Nu-Chl FIJI-Oetta Gamma ing applications through Friday, April 22. 1988 ALL YOU CAN EAT PIZZA Omega engagement' Private perking only Newteve Rentals Stinger's Cafe •The Brothers of Sigma Nu 321S. Main Mondey-Wedneeday-Friday OUIDOFEST Si Thalaaind Is Coming! 352-5(20 2-5 PM S3 76 Held) Mm for •while. Lookout BIKERACE Will Yog Be There? Male or lemale needed to do aaaembry work In GukJo returns PETERSON MEYER their home to make money. Cal or write: Key »ipna Chi Spun "BG a FINEST TEAM' The Island Is Coming! Ideas. PO Box 2020. Germantown. OH Alpha Chi Spirit HeyAXO's-TGIS Is April 111 (only 16 days til Bets 600) Will Tou Be There? 45327 (513) 855-4876 QRADS OR QUIET UNDERQRADS Alpha Ch. Sent Be at the house at 7:30 for a SUPER FAB Reeervationa now being taken for summer stor- NEED SUMMER BABYSITTER lor 2 boys. 8 2 bdrm 2-3 people 12 month lease age 5-1 thru 9 1 88 Don't wall untl the last and 8 IN BG. NEAR CITY PARK Hrs 9-5, M-F FREE heat. AC, cooking, water APRIL 134 14 Jeff, Fru. Whatever. minute 352-4541. STOR-ALL ThetaOU'e. VERY ATTRACTIVE BUILDING The Alpha Chi'a are looking forward to a great PAY $70 A WEEK 353-4441 alter 5 PM PETERSON-MEYER Pleese. don't let him ait next to mel! We've 352-3445 cook-out tonight! Now hiring delivery persona for eummer and-or THE ■ETTER CHOICE come a long way haven't we? Here'a to changes, and yet remaining the same. Too bed fal. DtBenedetto'e-no phone cans please. Apply Ws have s lew summer rentals ri person between 2-4 Monday through Friday APRIL 13114 there's no anow tor a snowball light To Alpha Chi Omege's available loo! PETERSON-MEYER Maxle Get ready for an Awesome cookout end war- NY,NY., loving famleca Mng In affluent suburbs THE •ETTER CHOICE mup tonight outside NYC are interested m hiring energetic, HOUSES FOR 88-89 SCHOOL YEAR ■ o.s.u. Jim Martin end ElMbeth Golorth. The Brothers of Theta Chi flexible a loving individuals to be tve-m cMd- PLEASE CALL 354-7701 OR VOTE PETERSOtt-MEYER Congratulations on your recent rjlrmmgl cere providers Perfect job for someone who 352-2330 AFTER 5 00 loves children & traveang & is interested in "■.O.'a FINEST TEAM" -The Brothers of Sigma Nu SAM PEPPER, taking a yeer off Pleese write or cat Pam Keaey Congratulations on being chosen SIGMA NU WANTED (203) 464-7947 5 Rabbit Hi! Rd . Weetport. GET READY FOR SUMMER! Jey Mar Apartments JODf JIRIK- Congratulations on being chosen Brother of this week. Keep up the good work CT 06880 ANDPLEASEVOTE for ESAB and MORTAR BOARO Your Chi-O with House Renovations' 2 bdrm. Summer-Fell rentals, clean PETERSON-MEYER sisters are very proud. •The Brothers 1 rmte rmmte needed lo sublease Fal semester Outdoor instructor affordable and privately owned 8 or Spring Semester Field Manor Apartments To teach K through 8 in a resldentlel outdoor We cere about you Very spscious-ressonable rent. Call program cased Nature's Classroom Furn, unfum, laundry, AC 372-3231-eak for Janet Now hiring -BA. BS requked lal: FREE Cable TV Inataaatlon Call Susan Tausch at (419)888-2380 n leased lor Fal by 5-15-88 354-8036 BRAD WPcviir I or 2 femaiee wanted for summer and-or fal. ®m$? Close to campus Can Kim or Sue at 372-5645 Salee position for Summer 1088. Salary plus commission. Company spotlight will be held en Wad, April 13th. Call Co-op at 2-2451 for Live Ctese-toCampus 1, 2 or 3 Roommstes needed lor Fall, Spring details. Buff Apts 1470-1490 Clough Si. and-or summer semester Very nice house Furn. 2-bodroom apt, (month lease Close to campus Reesonable rent Call FREE heel, water A sewer, private perking Sorority houeeboy needed lor next year 352-1868 laundry lacllllles. 372-6009 or 372-2589 Newtove Rentals 1(2-5(20 1-2 female roommates needed for entire sum- Summer Jobs. Working game concessions at 328 s. Mam mer and-or for 88-89 school year Large Ohio County Fairs « Festivals Good S a lots ol house, located across from campus Cal fun. A real experience! Contact Dave 3520347 or 354-0788 MALE ROOMMATE WANTED NOW 372-4738. Prefer graduate student Cal Sam allot Female rmte. now or summer Own room 4:30PM RENT $l35mlh plus utilities Phone 352-1879 or 362-0164 353-1803 FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR 88-89 FOR SALE Must sublease A-frame at 720 Eighth SI lor SCHOOL YEAR. APT LOCATED ON EAST eummer Three bedrooms. 1 1 -2 baths for 3-4 MERRY ST PLEASE CALL KELLEY OR DEN- people Cal Betsy weaknights alter 8 00 PM ISE AT 372-4878 78 FORD MAVERICK 353-0482 $ 150 OR BEST OFFER HELP USt 3 non-smoking female roommstes CAUCINDIE AT 2-5413 Need a nice apt. for summer? Rent my place needed to lub lease an E Wooater apt tor the $146 a month ptua utuitiea-gas a alec Cal ClasiIflod Information summer. S13S mo. a dec Cal pleeae! Chna Steve or Rick 352-1543 or 372-2196 days The BG News Mail-In Form 372-4900 '78 For LTD « $300 or best offer-4 new tires, new battery Cal 352-3069 after 3 LOOK Two days pnor to publication, 4p.m. Mala Nursing Student looking for other male NO unuTY BILLS MAMINE. "[The BG News is not responsible for postal service delays) nursing student(s) to share Ivlng expenses In 2 BR luay turnished apts 1981 Chevette 2 door, good cond . 4 speed. Exceeanl location on Third Street Toledo near MCO lor school year 1988-1989 per ad ore 65' per line. $1.95 minimum. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: V or 2" adt cassette. 30,000 miles $1,700 Call Prefer Nonsmoking Plies I eel Tan 364 6117 Very reesonable Just $140 s month KATIt: . 50* extra per od for bold typ*. 3634227 1" {8 line maximum) S 5.85 and leave message par parson for 4-peraon occupancy Approximately 35-45 spoces per line. 2" (16 line maximum) $11.70 1981 Nlsaan Maxima (9 payments for school yeer) Owners pay Exceasnl Condition-loaded al unmet Cal 352-4986 eves PREPAYMENT: is required for oil non-university related businesses and individuals. NEED SUMMER HOUSING? S3,300orbeatotler CONTACT ROCHELLE 372-5541 Cal 353-0872 The BG News will not be responsible for error due to illegibility or incomplete information. Please come to n Now Leasing for Summer and Fal "?U West Hall immediately if there is an error in your od. The BG News will not be responsible for typo- Needed, 1 non-smoking roommate lor race 2 HAVEN HOUSE Qraphical errors m classified ods for more than two consecutive insertions. 1988 Chevy Spectrum, 4 door, 6 speed, Ddnrt apt. thai summer a 88-89 $400 total a PEIDMONT APARTMENTS stereo, AC, good cond. 20,000 ml. $6200 or month, heat S AC Included 1 -899-2998 after Al residents receive a Free membership to The BG News reserves the right to release the names of individuals who place advertising in The BG News. take over payments Cel 352-5781 Cherrywood Hearth Spa The decision on whether to releose this information shall be mode by the management of The BG News. The 8PM 1987 Mercury Lynx 352-9378 purpose of this policy is to discourage the plocement of odvertismg that may be cruel or unnecessarily embar- NEEDED. I or 2 people lor more) to sutjUcas 1 $5500 negotlable-elmoa! new rassing to individuals or organiiotions. Coses o' fraud can be prosecuted. bdrm furnished apt. for summer ALL UTlU- Cal 372-6745 TCS PAID! Cloee to campus and to lown Cal One Bedroom Apartment 353-6122 E Merry and Enterprise For Sale: Smal microwave 6 mos. old. Excel- $300 a month-all unities included CLASSIFIED MAIL ORDER FORM Non-Smkg Fmle rmmte needed to lubieaae for lent Condition Musi sal $70 Cal Jim Cal Scott - 352-5474 after 6 PM summer Nice location. Low unities. OWN 362-2420 ettet 9 O0PM NAME (MINT) PHONE*. ROOM Piece cal 362-2895 LOVESEAT. GOOD CONDITION GREAT FOR Perrysburg Inn DORM ROOM a UNDER LOFTS $30 CALL 20654 SI Rt 26 (at 1476) ADDRESS One non smoking fsmeie rmte. needed for LAUREL 372-1 793 AFTER 2 30 Special student rale-Si 8 (sole), phones. HBO 88-89 school year Cat 353-8314 anytime SOCIAL SECURITY* or ACCOUNT* Seers electric tyrjewriter-The Communicator Special monthly, weekly and exam rates Two lemaree lo rent house near campus this with Correction Modal No 181-63991. 3yrs 874-9383. (For billing purposss only) summer Cal Lisa 363 1788 old, barely used $75 Csl354 6914 Vel Manor Apts SUNGLASSES Responsible persons or couple to sublet a 3 bdrm. house lor the summer Fuky-lurn . Please PRINT your ad clearly, fXAC/l/how you wish it to appear: We need a girl who knowa how to dean VUARNET. RAY-BAN Apts and Windows - Cal 352-2858 SERENGETTI. WAYFARER S200-mo Graduate or Christian students pre- (Circlo words you wish to appoar in bold typo) ferred Pleeaecal353-4227 10H DISCOUNT WITH AD WANTED 1022 N PROSPECT 352-2502 Single Rooms available for non-smkg fmle share I 2 female euCMsseri for summer Very affor- kitchen and bath. Private entrance and Parking dable Own room and bath Cat RE Manage- YAMAHA ELECTRIC GUITAR $200 NEG $190 mnth 201 S College Cal after 4p m ment for more Into 362-9302 6 FOOT WOODEN BAR $40 352-3472 Wanted 1-2 female roommatee for entire MUST SELL! CALL 362-4661 summer Cloee to campus Please cal Smoking roommates for next 'all '88 and spring 353-7416eveolnge 89 Half block from campus Mike 3530344 WANTED 1-2 femaiee to lubliaai apt for FOR RENT Sublease summer Fourth and Elm Cel Uaa 353-2829. Large, two bedroom apartment close lo campus (N Prospect) Cheap end furnished Cel Wa buy care, wracked, kinked or anything I 353-6817 Classification In which you wish your ea to PH 352-5134 1 bdrm apartments lor summer 1988 and Campus & City Ivamte' .Wanted 88-89 school year 128 S Summit SUBLEASE EFFICIENCY FOR SUMMER 1-267-3341 Lest ana' Found . Help Want aa ACROSS MAC-DORM RENT5135 PLUS ELECT tlaas .For Sale HELP WANTED 1 bdrm summer subtl $200 Bright. Clean. FREE ACCALL-3627716(8PM9PM| service. Offeree' .For Rent Wei kept. Quite. Ful. Men , Queen Appl nice Bthrm and back patio very impressive Hm too Counselors 4 Instructors Neadedl Pri- Summer lease, lumished 2 person. 1 bedrroom 354-4324. me, coed eummer camp In Pocono Moun- apt. air cond cloee to campus $370 ea. cal Campus/City heal sate are published free «rf chart* ♦»* •"• "■» 'or 0 non-profit event or meeting only tains, feortheeetern Penn. lohlkan, P0 BOX 354-4124 for more information M4M, Kenlrworth. NJ 07011 (20I-274-OM6. 1 Bdrm apt available for summer Studio style downtown above David's Dei Only SS50 lor the summer 353-2266 Summer Rentals- 3 month laesss Deltas to appaar . Apply NOW tor »0 NEWS Apartments-Houses- Rooms Mall to: (On or Off-Campus Mail) ADVERTISING ■ALES REPRESENTATIVE Phone 352-7365 ThoMNowt position • for t »M-M. AD meter. 214 West Hall BGSU encouraged to apply. Must have own car. 1 semester lei lease $340 s month Furnished For application t ten description efflciency. Al unWea paid Limited number let! WANTED 3 FEMALES lo sublease nice house Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 poto214WeetHall. PH364-3162or362-1520 tor summer. GREAT LOCATION $120 ptue utt waling to negotiate It'a a great opportuurty to (checks payable to The BG News) DEADLINE: Frl., April |, 5 p.m. 1 -2 BEDROOM APT ■ve on Menviss' CALL NOW 354-3063 Also School year. year, summer leases available ■ S leasing lor fal Totol nuttilHsT of days to ■ppaM>r_ Phone.: 372-3001 a V Rentals 362-7464