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Weather Mr. Clinton goes to Washington
by Terence Hunt Clinton said he talked with Bush about Russia, Bosnia Bush strode from the Oval Office to greet him. The Associated Press and the Middle East. The president escorted Clinton to the colonnade in "It was helpful insight," Clinton said. "It was a great front of the Rose Garden where thty smiled and shook meeting." hands again for the benefit of the cameras but declined WASHINGTON - President-elect Clinton swept To one shop owner, Clinton talked about the need for triumphantly into the capital Wednesday for a "terrific" to answer questions. meeting with President Bush that ran 45 minutes over banks to make more credit available. "It's the quickest schedule and touched on more than a dozen potential way to generate more jobs in America," he said. They met in the Oval Office for an hour and 45 trouble spots the Democrat could inherit "We've got some plans and we're going to put them in minutes. A White House statement called it "a warm and I think Congress will go along," Clinton said. Clinton said he and Bush discussed such global tin- and informative conversation." Clinton will go to Capitol Hill on Thursday for meet- derboxes as Russia, Bosnia and Somalia. "He was very Clinton said Bush "was very helpful to me. We talked candid," the president-elect said. "He gave me a lot of ings with Senate and House leaders. about a couple of domestic issues and more than a dozen Repeat performance: Washington lawyer and transition chief Vernon Jor- insights. The American people should be pleased. actual or potential trouble spots in the world. He was Today, cloudy. A slight dan was the host for a dinner party Wednesday night. very candid. He gave me the benefit of his thinking on a chance of rain. High 40 to "It was a terrific meeting." Clinton also was attending a fund-raising reception for lot of things. It went a half-hour longer than expected. It 45. East winds 10 mph or The White House visit was the first stop on a two-day the Children's Defense Fund, the advocacy group his was terrific." less. Chance of rain is 30 whirlwind of high-powered meetings and social en- wife once led. Pamela Harriman, Washington hostess Clinton and Bush went next door to the Roosevelt percent. Tonight, cloudy gagements with the lions of the Washington estab- and Democratic fundraiser, invited the Clintons to her Room where transition leaders for each man were meet- with a chance of rain. Low in lishment. Clinton's visit was intended to pave the way Georgetown mansion Thursday evening. ing. Bush said he wanted a smooth transition and he the upper 30s. Chance of for a smooth transition and signal the new president's Clinton and his wife, Hillary, flew into town on a char- "appreciated the task that lay ahead of the transition precipitation is 40 percent. readiness to deal with Washington insiders. tered plane, its cost subsidized by the dozens of report- team," the statement said. Friday, rain likely. High Clinton went directly from the White House to ers who accompanied them. The Clintons were staying Bush was represented by his transition chief, Trans- near SO. Chance of rain is 60 Northwest Washington for a walking tour of one of the in the presidential suite of the luxury Hay-Adams Hotel, portation Secretary Andrew Card, and two other admin- percent. city's black business districts. with a commanding view of Lafayette Park and the istration leaders. Chase Untermeyer and Bob Zoo] lick. Thousands of well-wishers strained against police White House. Clinton was represented by Jordan and other leaders lines for a glimpse as Clinton ducked into stores near Mrs. Clinton planned to visit the White House on of the transition team: Warren Christopher, Alexis Inside The News the Georgia Avenue intersection. Thursday for a tour of the private living quarters by Herman and Mark Gearan. Their discussions focused on There have been eight homicides in the last year Barbara Bush procedures for making appointments, including FBI within a mile of the neighborhood Clinton visited. As Clinton's limousine arrived at the White House, clearances and financial disclosure forms. Canadian brothers be- come our sisters: Bowling Green and St. Thomas, Ontario officials Waiting And Waiting And ... Group says christened a new sister-city agreement between the two cities with an exchange of union not municipal friendship resolu- tions during a visit by Cana- dian city administrators best option Wednesday morning. j See page six. for faculty Outside Campus by Michael Zawacki faculty reporter
Coffeehouse concert: Saturday, Nov. 21 at The Advocates for Academic Grounds for Thought, 174 S. Independence have distributed a Main St., Bowling Green new Key Questions flier that residents and students can questions certain aspects of the get a taste of the theatre as Faculty Association's academic well as coffee. charter dealing with procedures One in a series of weekly and organizational structure of a events that take place at faculty union. Grounds for Thought, Bowl- Milt Hakel, chairman of the ing Green Opera Theatre AAI, said he does not like the will be performing a "Cof- status quo any better than the feehouse Concert." leaders of the Faculty Associa- tion, but he believes there are other ways to promote change than to create and pay dues to a Death by potato peeler?: self-perpetuating bureaucracy. LORA1N, Ohio (AP) -- A Hakel said if collective bar- woman has been sentenced gaining is adopted, the Faculty to 60 days in jail for acciden- Tkc BG Newi/rim Nortmn Association Charter represents tally stabbing her boyfriend Pushing for Thanksgiving donations for the poor, freshman busi- tion Building steps. Today is the last day for the drive which Is an astonishing removal of indi- to death while peeling pota- ness administration major Eric Tolenson asks passersby for vidual faculty rights. toes. sponsored by Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Beta Sigma and Zeta Phi canned foods or spare change Wednesday afternoon on the Educa- Beta. The donations will go to the Seagate Food Center of Toledo. "The Faculty Association Fannie Payne, 37, of Lor- Charter would make whole sec- ain, was sentenced Friday tions of the Academic Charter ir- after pleading guilty to neg- relevant and obsolete," Hakel ligent homicide in Lorain said. "I do not believe that the Municipal Court. She will faculty wants a handful of union begin serving her term Dec. Prisoner files lawsuit against county officers to be the single most 26. powerful determiner of their On March 29, Payne fatal- by Chris Miller professional futures." ly stabbed her boyfriend, courts reporter charge the result of a prior felony conviction of burglary. Convicted Ron Stoner, chairman of the Dwight L. Patton, 45. felons are prohibited from owning a gun under federal law. BGSU-Faculty Association, said Payne first told police she In a telephone interview with The News, Donaldson denied the gun he believes this not to be true be- was cutting a potato she had Robert Donaldson filed a $65 million lawsuit Monday in Wood was his or that he was responsible for the shooting. cause a union would not be the just removed from a County Common Pleas Court claiming his constitutional rights were "I had no motive to hurt Dave West," Donaldson said. primary determinant of microwave at the kitchen violated after being found guilty of felonious assault in 1986. The current lawsuit names as defendants the State of Ohio, Wood someone's future. sink when her boyfriend Donaldson, currently an inmate at Marion Correctional Institution [ County, Wood County Common Pleas Court, Judge Charles Kurfess, "[Faculty] will continue to de- came up behind her. M.C.I.], Marion, Ohio, is serving a 15-year sentence as a result of the the North Baltimore Police Department and its chief, the mayor of termine their own professional She told police she sus- 1986 conviction. Donaldson mailed the complaint from M.C.I, on Nov. North Baltimore, and two men who were prosecution witnesses at the future," Stoner said. pected Patton was about to 3. 1986 trial, Kyle and Richard Peters. Hakel said he believes the Fac- kiss her and turned toward According to court records, Donaldson fired a shotgun into the Donaldson is demanding a jury trial to "judge this civil lawsuit," ulty Association Charter is a car- him, accidentally stabbing home of a North Baltimore man, Dave West, after an altercation be- claiming the defendants "acted in bad faith knowing they were violat- icature of a democracy. him with an 8-lnch serrated tween the two in 1985. On Jan. 24,1986, Donaldson was found guilty In ing the civil rights of the plaintiff." "It creates a highly autocratic knife. Wood County Common Pleas Court on one count felonious assault and structure," Hakel said. "The During later questioning, one count of using a firearm while under disability, the second See Lawsuit, page eight. president of the union would Payne gave police different have greater relative power over versions of the story, said the faculty than does the presi- her attorney, Jack Bradley. dent of the University." Witnesses also gave con- Union advocate answers questions Stoner said this is just propa- flicting stories. One said ganda. Patton walked into the knife; "You can call [a faculty union] another said Payne was pok- by Michael Zawacki faculty unions and there are cur- "Collective bargaining allows successfully adopting a union at a self-perpetuating bureau- ing the knife playfully when faculty reporter cracy," Stoner said, "but in fact, the stabbing occurred, As- rently active efforts to unionize you to build mechanisms to form a university is a large show of at the University of Akron and fringe benefit packages," Night- support and energy from the what's being described [in the sistant City Prosecutor charter] is a democratic institu- Mark Provenza said. The BGSU-Faculty Association Cleveland State University. ingale said. faculty in the form of a large featured American Association Nightingale, also a professor at Allen White, chairman of the membership. A small member- tion." Lottery of University Professors repre- Eastern Michigan University, University Faculty Senate, ques- ship to a faculty union shows a He added that the criticisms sentative Jack Nightingale as used his experiences with collec- tioned Nightingale on the role of low amount support to the uni- described by the the current AAI's Key Questions could be CLEVELAND (AP) - Here their guest speaker to answer tive bargaining at EMU as an ex- a faculty senate at a university versity's administration, he add- questions faculty may have about ample to University faculty when that has established collective ed. applied to the processes of the are Wednesday night's Ohio United States government. Lottery selections: the collective bargaining pro- explaining issues such as salary bargaining. "[You] need to develop high cess. and fringe benefits, health care Nightingale said the existance membership levels or the admin- The current system of internal Nightingale addressed the fac- and tenure. of a faculty senate was a big con- istration will take advanatage of government for the union will Pick 3 Numbers: 3-8-7 continue to remain in the charter Pick 4 Numbers: 1-0-9-1 ulty association by answering the In regards to salary, Nighting- cern at other universities but that," Nightingale said. rhetorical question, "What will ale said in almost every aca- most collective bargaining cam- He also said the AAUP's phi- because it is the way it has worked for other universities in Super Lotto: be the impact of collective bar- demic discipline, salaries are, on puses have built a faculty senate losophy is "local control," some- gaining if instituted here at the an average, $5,000 higher at uni- into their contracts and have thing which they help an emerg- the past, Stoner said. He added 2-3-12-33-42-47 that the system works to the ad- Kicker: 6-2-4-9-9-8 University," a question he be- versities with collective bargain- made it stronger. ing faculty union obtain by offer- lieved was in the mind of every ing than those without. "Faculty senate and collective ing training, workshops, assis- vantage of the bargaining unit and is a good democratic com- The jackpot is $8 million. faculty member. He explained that fringe bene- bargaining can work very well tance and advice to help to de- He said collective bargaining fit packages can be formed in together," Nightingale said. velop a collective bargaining pol- promise. "The organization we're set- Compiled from staff and is not a foreign concept for Ohio creative ways and be worked into "They can both strengthen each icy and to carry it out. win reports. universities. Seven Ohio cam- a contract during negotiation other." puses already have established time. Nightingale said the key to See Union, page five. See Charter, page eight. \ * Opinion page two The BG News Thursday, November 19, 1992
The BG News JEREMY STONE WEBER AN INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOUNDED IN 1920. J.J. THOMPSON KIMBERLY LARSON PUBLISHED DAILY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR NEWS EDITOR OPINION EDITOR AND WEDNESDAYS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION. KIRK PAVELICH CHRISTINA WISE CAMPUS EDITOR CITY EDITOR 214 WEST HALL BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY MATTHEW A. DANEMAN GLEN LUBBERT BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43403-0276 INSIDER EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Copyright 1992, The BG News Scientists issue warning on environmental issues The world will end in a few decades. respected scientists firmly reinforces Ot»l'«ut»0 0, TfiOwrw M#d» S»»vtc«» This isn't the ranting of a man- this conviction. iac on a big city street corner. It's ac- If Bill Clinton is truly to be a new cording to some of the best scientists in generation of leader, his administration the world who met Wednesday in the must take firm action and mobilize an JFK assassination example nation's capital. international coalition to combat our More than 1,500 scientists - including world's environmental problems. 99 Nobel Prize winners - all came to the Among the general steps this coalition conclusion that if we don't take action must take are: of government corruption soon, humanity will cease to exist. The O Agree to limit deforestation and worldwide coalition, named the Union create an international reforestation Few events have had such a after recommending that the of Concerned Scientists, said action is corps to nurture ailing ecosystems back corruptive effect on America's John Bernard Justice Department pick UD needed immediately if the human race to health; naive optimism and unquestion- where it left off. Curiously, the is to avoid vast human misery and muti- O Come to a consensus on what level ing faith in Its political institu- Department of Justice never lation of the Earth. of ozone emissions is acceptable and es- tions as the assassination of John showed the slightest interest in "Human beings and the natural world tablish enforceable guidelines for con- F. Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963. pursuing Kennedy's murderers. are on a collision course," began the trolling such emissions; Several observers of American This flagrant disregard for jus- scientists' four-page "World Scientists' "I Agree on a level of burden each culture have even characterized tice went largely unnoticed by Warning to Humanity." the assassination as the defining the news media until last year country must shoulder for environmen- moment in the 20th century when Oliver Stone's film JFK "No more than one or a few decades tal cleanup proportional to the level of America. Sheer exaggeration? premiered. remain before the chance to avert the destruction those countries have Perhaps. Yet 29 years after the threats we now confront will be lost and caused, and; fact, there exists a mountain of Like so many others who have the prospects for humanity immeasur- O Share information freely on global evidence to support that vexing studied the assassination, Stone ably diminished," the scientists said. warming, water pollution, species ex- claim. Congress reluctantly reopened realized that there was no other Environmentalism has always been tinction and energy-efficient technolo- the investigation in 1977. adequate explanation for the perceived as possessing a twinge of ex- gies. No sooner was the assassina- The House Select Committee massive disappearance of evi- tremism. George Bush struck a chord tion an accomplished fact than on Assassinations appeared dence from the NaUonal AT- In two decades or so, most of the stu- ready to embrace the conclusion when he called Al Gore "ozone man" for dents now in college will have estab- rumors began circulating here chives (Kennedy's brain, for in- his support of environmental regula- and abroad that there had been a of the Warren Report until a stance), the documented intimi- lished ourselves, perhaps had a kid or conspiracy to murder Kennedy. startling revelation emerged just dation of witnesses by FBI and tions which include limiting emissions two, and will be firmly into the process Worried that the rumors would as the committee was winding CIA agents, the blatant fab- that cause ozone depletion. of enjoying the fruits of our labor. reflect badly on the world's lead- down its investigation. ricaUon of autopsy photos, the Even college students -- the genera- But that labor must include action to ing democracy, former president As luck would have it, one of flagrant distortion of testimony tion charged with solving our world's save our planet. You don't have to turn Lyndon Johnson initiated an in- the microphones of the police and the mysterious and conven- environmental problem - seem cau- your life upside-down - supporting en- quiry into the assassination. This motorcycle escort was left on ient deaths of so many people tious to take a proactive stance on the vironment-friendly policies in a letter official body composed of seven when the presidential motorcade connected to the assassination. environment. Let's face it - at the Uni- to your Congressperson, recycling your men of "unquestionable integri- passed through Dealey Plaza that versity, the two major environmental beer cans or driving a fuel-efficient car ty" was known as the Warren Equally suspicious is our Commission. groups are looked upon by many stu- will do. government's desire to keep dents as sandal-wearing, hackey- This isn't about altruism. If we want Though the commission's find- "Confronted with this most of the Kennedy files ings filled 26 volumes with evi- shrouded in secrecy until the sacking hippies. to enjoy the latter half of our lives, we dence and testimony, astute damning evidence, the House But the evidence is becoming in- need to dedicate part of that first half to year 2039 under the pretext of critics were quick to discover Committee was forced to "national security." creasingly clear that our environment preserving the environment. As the glaring deficiencies in the com- admit that there had been However, our government's should be everyone's concern, and scientists said Wednesday, "We all have mission's methodology. A surpr- obsession with "national securi- Wednesday's statements by universally but one lifeboat." ising number of witnesses inter- more than one gunman, and ty" may not be entirely unfoun- viewed by the commission com- thus, a conspiracy." ded. If Americans knew that plained that their statements elements of their own govern- were misrepresented in the final ment executed a president and report. Others, whose testimony engaged in an elaborate cover- Wal-Mart slogans misleading conflicted with the official lone day. Since police communication up, the result would likely be a assassin theory, were never The BG News: was routinely monitored, all total breakdown of what little questioned at all. shots fired at the limousine were faith remains in U.S. political in- With growing anticipation of tucky, Indiana and Alabama. seas rather than in the United The commission's findings the holidays, I would like to take Wal-Mart wants local people to States. recorded on tape for the world to stitutions. were further compromised be- hear. For this reason, those respon- this opportunity to express my use their store, yet they don't Each year, Wal-Mart imports cause they were based exclu- concerns as a student of BGSU want to use local labor. This use millions of dollars worth of cloth- sible for the murder can be ex- sively on information provided Researchers for the House about the newly erected Wal- of low-paid workers from out of ing made in Bangladesh. Next to pected to do everything in their by the FBI and CIA - agencies Committee subjected this impor- power to obscure the truth, Mart here in Bowling Green. state results in the entire com- the private label RNS2469, you'll which might have had a strong munity losing out on tax dollars find a "Made in the U.S.A." tag. tant piece of evidence to sophis- knowing full well that if and Many of you may have noticed incentive to manipulate assas- ticated acoustical analysis. The a plane flying over a few of the and other monies which are used Ironically, these tags are sewn on when the truth does emerge, they sination evidence. results revealed the presence of might very well be hanged for Falcon football games with a to support this area. Many may by some 1,300 young Chinese cit- Though the Warren Commis- not see the concern for the loss of izens (mainly women and chil- as many as nine sounds which high treason. banner protesting Wal-Mart, or sion concluded that Lee Harvey possessed the unmistakable may have seen stickers around local jobs, but there are other is- dren) or by prison laborers. Oswald acted alone in assassinat- soundwave pattern of gunshots. I leave you to ponder the enig- the campus and community area sues involved that are diconcert- Clearly, this is a mockery of the ing Kennedy, by the mid 1970s and wondered what is the big ing. "Buy American" slogan Wal- matic yet suspiciously arrogant one Gallup Poll found that 80 Confronted with this damning words spoken by Earl Warren, deal? Wal-Mart bases its foundation Mart incorporates. percent of Americans believed evidence, the House Committee head of the discredited Warren Before students, as well as citi- on the slogans, "Bring It Home to See for yourself. The next time that Kennedy died as a result of a zens, begin to go holiday shop- the U.S.A.," and "Buy Ameri- you happen to enter a Wal-Mart - was forced to admit that there Commission, to the press in 1964: conspiracy. had been more than one gunman, "You may never get the truth in ping or bargain hunting, I urge can." This effort by Wal-Mart is hopefully not to shop ~ look for Besieged by theories of cons- you to take a hard look at the trying to get the customers to be- the private label RNS2469 sewn and thus, a conspiracy. your lifetime, and I mean that se- falsehoods that our soon-to-be lieve that Wal-Mart is doing all inside the clothing, and question piracy which were buoyed by the Hot on the trail of the assas- riously..." Wal-Mart is portraying. they can to bring jobs back to it. Hopefully, you'll think twice seemingly purposeful incompe- sins, the House Committee John Bernard is a columnist for Earlier this year, there were America. Actually, they are do- before purchasing a product that tence of the Warren Commission, abruptly closed up shop in 1979 The News. pickets going on at the site of the ing the exact opposite. is helping to destroy American new store. A key reason for this If you happen to pick up a jobs, not to mention the exploita- picket was that this retailer had garment in this store ~ look for tion of foreign women and chil- Correction decided to use nonun- RN52469. This is the number as- dren. Do not support Wal-Mart if signed to Wal-Mart, and is re- In the Wednesday, Nov. 18 is- dents, faculty and staff. were going to Second Harvest ion/nonlocal laborers. Instead, you really care! sue of The News the article, quired by law, to represent that National Food Bank Network. In Wal-Mart has decided to import "Fieldhouse opening set for Jan- low-paid workers from Ken- the garment was produced over- Keirsten Riedel actuality, that information was uary," said the Falcon Fieldhouse In the Nov. 17 article in The provided in an interview by will be open for the Bowling News entitled "Food bank ques- Douglas Roch, whose name ap- Green community to use. Instead tions use of name by store," it peared on the press release, and it will be available only to the was stated a Late Nite Video was not stated in the press BG News Staff University community ~ stu- press release said food donations release itself.
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"We no longer dents have a new grip on reality have to write spline programs - and they have the power to ourselves - which control anima- create their own version of it. tion - the machine does it for The students are learning to us." use the same computer software Sarah Batholomew, senior program used for special effects computer animation major, add- in such movies as "Terminator ed that students without experi- II" and "Batman Returns." ence with silicon graphics will The software was donated to have trouble getting a top-level the University by Alias Research job in the animation field. Alias Inc., headquartered in Toronto, gives the students that experi- Canada. Alias has given the Uni- ence. versity software packages val- "I want to be a computer ani ued at $118,000, according to mator... for me, this means work- Ronald Coleman, head of the ing at Disney," Callicotte said. computer art program. "Basically, what it gives us the The PowerAnimator program power to do is render things with is a high-resolution, three- more reality," she said. "You can dimensional system that allows create a reality that's totally sep- the students to construct life-like arate from real reality, but looks images, dimensions and back- just as real. You can get lights in grounds. there and you can construct "It's sort of like going from images so real it's scary." black-and-white photography to The students have been learn- color," said Laura Callicotte, ing the program the past couple senior computer art major. of weeks and hope their hands-on "There's really no limit to it." experience will mean employ- Callicotte said software of this ment in the future. sophistication is not found on Bartholomew said she enjoys many campuses yet, although watching the new technology e- The BG Ncwi/Todd Klclimll Disney and other large industries volve in the computer art field. are using even further-advanced "It's a lot of fun because you Familiarizing themselves with Power Animator, seniors Jon Hay ward Building. The program, which was donated by Alias Research Inc., technology. have to constantly re-invent and Laura Callicolte play around with the new software program was used In "Terminator 2." She said the resolution quality yourself. And we're having a Wednesday afternoon In the Computer Art room of the Fine Art of the software is what separates ball." /J HOME FALCON HOCKEY vs. OHIO STATE -TOMORROW 7:00 P.M, Seniors! Which group are you in? 0■ 0■ 0■ 0■ 9 1 1 1 Those pictured in The KEY. Those not pictured. Don't be a blank spot in your class history. Only two days left in this session. If you still have a pre-scheduled appointment this week, keep it! If you missed your appointment, we'll take you as a walk-in. But Friday is the last day! Come to The KEY, 28 West Hall or call 372-8086. See the future. Use a condom.- - • -. kf Diversions page four The BG News Thursday, November 19, 1992 Give a lot Cafeteria celebrates Turkey Day of thanks, by Jane Kilgore eight holidays throughout the student life reporter year, some receiving more hype or else... than others. "We put a little more work into A friend of mine told me of a When one thinks of the this event, because we believe dream he had in which he sodo- Thanksgiving holiday, dreamy our students deserve a tra- mized a Butterball turkey and ideas of a traditional roast tur- ditional meal," she said. served it to his family. key, sweet potatoes, cranberry Another big dinner planned by "I think it's some Oedipal com- sauce and pumpkin pie are the residence hall cafeterias is in plex, Chris," I told him. "By the usually the first things that come honor of Christmas, and this way, stop winking at me." to mind. All of these diet crun- year's theme will be "Holiday Gee, I love segues. chers and more were found at the Happiness." scheduled for Dec. The Christmas lights are up, Kriescher Quadrangle cafeteria 8. the Christmas sales have begun. Monday evening, as the resi- The food and decorations for We all know what that means. dence hall offered something a the big feast were no more ex- Yup ... Thanksgiving Is just a little special to their residents in pensive than usual. Decorations week away. celebration of the upcoming were hand-made, and the fruit holiday. used for the large cornucopia set Scott DeKatch "A lot of our recipes come out of files from home and are ones that we serve to our families." Amy Hoops, general manager of Kriescher cafeteri a. Other items on the Kriesher on the end of the buffet table menu included shrimp cocktail, came from the cafeteria Also, cinnamon apples, and Ceasar sa- the unit has a graphics depart- lad - not to mention the desserts ment that helped them spark offered with names such as puff extra creativity. While doing the same thing, & stuff and mystery pecan pie PhotoUluKratlon/Tln] Norman participating in the same ritual (hmmmm...). Back in the kitchen, employees Students lined up at cafeteria doors as usual Tuesday, awaiting the same old food, but Kreischer Qua- year after year after year can get were running around like tur- drangle visitors' eyes and tastebuds were treated to something different. A Thanksgiving holiday to be a drag. I'm sure we all have "I tried the oatmeal cake, the keys with their heads cut off (I dinner was made for all of those who came to the Kreischer Quadrangle cafeteria Tuesday. relatives we can't stand who sit apple dumpling and the pumpkin know, I know ~ bad joke). Organ- at dinner with the expressed in- ization was the key to the even- thing - it is nice to be able to do tions employees, residence ad- Compton RA Forrest Lewis. pie and really liked them all," this for them." visors and the complex coor- tent of annoying us to no end. said junior Lisa Herbst. ing, and all seemed to know ex- Kriesher cafeteria has won the actly what to do. On the other side of the swing- dinator were serving food from top dining award on campus for And then there is this whole "A lot of our recipes come out ing doors, the atmosphere of the behind the buffet to those anx- the past two years. holiday dinner thing. Turkey. of files from home and are ones cafeteria itself was warm and in- iously awaiting their dinners. Gravy. Stuffing. Pumpkin pie. that we serve to our families," "It really isn't any more hectic viting. A band was playing some "Each dining center on campus Sweet potatoes. Wine. Salad. said Amy Hoops, general man- than usual, but in another way it mellow-kind-of-jazzy- "I think that it is a terrific op- is different, which is the part of Wine. ager of Kriesher cafeteria is a challenge," said Shirley turkey-eating music and the line portunity for everyone to get my job I love the most," said Freeworth, Kriesher cook. "The for the food was as long as a walk together and share good food, Hoops. "It is my chance as a It just gets old, especially if According to Hoops, each clientele is up and the students to class on a cold, February great times and the friendliness manager to give the students you have to eat the same crap a cafeteria unit specially promotes really seem to appreciate every- morning. Several Food Opera- found here at Kriesher," said what I believe they would enjoy." month later at Christmas. For- tunately, my family has leg of lamb at Christmas (not to men- tion the Italian feast courtesy of my other relatives. Let's hear it Dayton cops kick out the rock n'roll for divorced parents!). What do other, better-known by Eileen McNamara cals - patrolling Ohio schools to DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance departments doing anything like son to Queen to Roy Orbison. people do for Thanksgiving? I'm police reporter teach students to say no to drugs. Education) program. The group this." sure Ted Nugent climbs up some Sometimes they even change the COPRZ, a rock band consisting specializes in portraying anti- Other members besides key- lyrics to incorporate their theme. tall tree in the forests of Michi- of five full-time Dayton police drug messages through music to boardist/vocalist Bowron in- gan and kills about SO or so wild Bowling Green may have "Instead of "We will, we will officers who perform in uniform, junior high and high school stu- clude drummer Doug Bonnell rock you,' it's *We will, we will game birds, which he proceeds to police on bikes and horses, but will appear at Bowling Green dents. Sgt. Frank Glander of the and guitarists George Schraf- eat raw. On the other hand. The Dayton has officers patrolling on say no,'" Junior High School Friday as Dayton Police Department esti- fenberger, Marco Brown and he said, referring to Queen's B-52s' Fred Schneider probably drums, guitar, keyboard and vo- part of the school's 17-week mates the group has performed Dan Gallapoo. has a nice tofu, lettuce and "We Will Rock You." Bowling for about 100,000 students, as Glander added one of the Green DARE officer Patrolman bean-sprout feast, washed down well as many other spectators at things which makes COPRZ with mineral water. Of course. Grant Tansel said he has not seen several county fairs and other unique is the band does not focus COPRZ play In front of a large Bill Clinton just might have a events, over the past two years. entirely on anti-drug messages weight-watchers turkey dinner audience, but was impressed "It's our most effective anti- but also includes topics like ra- when he saw their performance washed down with a SlimFast drug program," he said. "It's cism, self-esteem and just plain shake. at a DARE retraining meeting. tremendous - the kids really get entertainment. Tansel added other police rock Whatever you feast upon, re- into it." "Not every song they do has an member why we celebrate bands have played Bowling Glander said the band, which anti-drug message," he said. Green schools In the past, includ- Thanksgiving. had been together for a while be- "They set out to get the [audi- We celebrate Thanksgiving ing the Columbus Police De- fore representing the police de- ence's] attention first, and once partment's Hot Pursuit, which because 400 years ago, a bunch of partment, was officially formed people who decided they didn't they do, they can take advantage performed at the junior high as COPRZ in 1990 after Chief of that to get their message school three years ago. like their country came over here James Newby heard Det. Mark and stole a country that was across." "It worked out really well," he Bowron singing during a church already inhabited. Yeah, we say He said the songs COPRZ per- said. "The atmosphere was in- service. it's to show our thanks and blah forms range from hard rock to credible - 600 screaming kids. "The chief thought it would be blah blah, but think about it. rap, from originals to covers and You really had to be there. So what are we thankful for? a neat idea to get them together," comprise a repetoire including "I'm really looking forward to I, for one, am thankful I am not Glander said. "There's very few everything from Michael Jack- a similar atmosphere Friday." homeless - yet. Things may change when it comes time to pay more tuition, rent and student fees. This is America, be thankful Barrett bedazzled by blood-suckers for NFL games on Thursday, Saturday, Sundayand Monday. Well, with some hard work, the Testament, anyway. They'll go Be thankful for friends who Connell Barrett help of my good friend Anne Rice "Well, according to your legends, if s an "undead" creature loopy. offer you money to write papers and a little journalistic legerde- Q So what repulses you? for them, regardless of the grade main, we've been able to finagle of the night who sucks the souls from young men and the A: Oh, the Koran. Yucky-yuck- the paper gets. an interview with a real life, blood from young virgin maidens. yuck! Get that away from me. I Be thankful for teachers who completely genuine vampire. once swooped down on a pack of leave the room for long periods Here, unedited, is what tran- literate muslims, and it was NOT of time during tests. spired. Q. Really! Like what? A: Well, it's not just garlic. It's a pretty sight. Be thankful for ... Q. How long have you been a A: Geez ... name it You got any seasoning. Q Is a wooden stake through Quad food. Kreisher quad just vampire? vampire dogs, vampire fish, Q: Any seasoning? the heart the only way to kill a had it's big thanksgiving blast. It A; Most of my life, actually. vampire buffalo. My best friend. A: Yeah. Pepper, curry, ore- vampire? was great. The music was like When I was a kid, I always knew I Chuck ... poor guy becomes a gano - they all send us scream- A: No, but it's the most dra- Positive Sweat on tranquillzers. wanted to be something undead vampire snail. ing. Oh, I'm telling you, we vam- matic, Hollywood style. You can The food was ... well, we'll try to ... a mummy, a zombie, a were- QNo! pires pay quite a price for eternal do it a number of ways: pencil stay out of trouble. I ate a candy wolf. Either that or a pediatri- A: Yeah. It's really embarrass- life, demonic power, blah blah through the kneecap, weenie fork bar and washed it down with a The verdict is in: That hot new cian. ing for him, you know. Here's old blah! It's just so damned embar- through the groin, gimlet Pepsi. Then I drank some free horror flick - Columbia Pictures' Q: Let's define you. What is a Chuck, ready to pounce on some rassing. "Honey, I'm home." "Oh, through the colon, OR a toothpick punch, which I think may have Francis Ford Copolla's Bram vampire? helpless, tight-busted girl in a did you bring the blood of several through the pinkie. Just dozens, been spiked, as I felt all warm Stoker's Drocula's Daughter's A; WeU, according to your deserted castle and she starts small, defenseless children?" really. and tingly for a few hours. Sister's Revenge - is a MEGA- legends, it's an "undead" crea- laughing at him. "No, I was about to ... but they So be thankful for whatever Q What about sex? HIT! Here's what the critics are ture of the night who sucks the Q: Really? threw parsley at me." Oh, I hate A: Yes, it's true - vampires are you have. Be thankful you don't saying: souls from young men and the A; Sure. She just starts mock- It. have to hack out these lame Impotent We satisfy our libidin- "Sink your teeth into this mov- blood from young virgin ing the poor guy, all sarcastic- ous desires through the unlife- pearls of wisdom twice a week. ie." maidens. Hellish, ruthless ... sort like. "Oh, dear! A vampire snail! Q: Can you move around during Be thankful COPRZ don't have a affirming extraction and absorp- Jeffery Lyons, At the Movies of like a lobbyist Wont someone please rescue the day? tion of human blood. And we take mega-hit album. Be thankful "A film with real BITE! Get It? Q: And you - you can change me? Can't anyone hide me from A: We can, but we need lots of Connell Barrett wears garlic cold showers. Bite? Aren't I pithy?" your shape, right? this bloodthirsty, undead demon- lip balm. Q: What do you think you would around his neck. Rex Reed, New York Daily A; WeU, yes - I'm a lucky one. I moUusk. Hurry, send help ... " Q: WeU, you revile the Holy Bi- Be thankful. Period be doing right now if you werent Something travel in the form of a vampire Poor guy was in therapy for ble, right? a vampire? Scott DeKatch is a junior crea- "So horrifying, I wet the pants bat. But a lot of my buddies - weeks. A: Now that all depends on the tive writing major from the sub- A: Well (gazes thougtfully at of the guy next tome!" through natural vampiral selec- Q Fascinating. vampire. I'm Catholic, so Bibles the ceiling), I sleep all day; I'm urbs of Youngstown, diversions Gene Siskel, or perhaps Leon- tion - metamorphosize into an A: Yeah, weU, what can you do? are okay with me. But Jewish editor and a columnist for The pale; I'm old; I cant get an erec- ard Maltin, Entertainment Wea- assortment of creatures, re- Q Is it true that garlic repels vampires ... they have a BIG tion, and I dread mirrors. I guess News. Really. kly spectfully. They have no choice. you? problem with them -- or the New I could have gone into teaching. Campus Thursday, November 19, 1992 The BG News page five Experts discuss multiculturalism5mo/reouf encourages Teleconference focuses on improving race relations, communication fr*3UfJI%2 LU K/CK UULLb by Matthew A. Daneman Insider editor-in-chief by Lisa Fellerman papers. It's their paper and they contributing reporter "If s a program to discuss the issues relating to enhancing need to get involved," Malveaux said. The question "You got a light?" race relations. This program was formed to discuss could very well be greeted with In an effort to inform students strategies, promote cultural division and improve Following the teleconference, a glares and snarls today as both of the strategies needed to attain communication and interaction between various ethnic panel of local respondents elab- the University and America join improved race relations on col- orated on some of the major top- the Great American Smokeout. lege campuses, a teleconference groups on campus." ics, responded to the questions Sponsored nationally by the entitled "Enhancing Race Re- Jack Taylor, assistant vice president of multicultural from the audience and gave ideas American Cancer Society and on lations on Campus: New Chal- about what their colleges are do- campus by the Student Health lenges and Opportunities" took affairs ing to enhance race relations. Center and the Student Wellness place Wednesday in the McFall Center, the 24-hour Smokeout Center assembly room. Local respondents included has one goal in mind - to get peo- it comes to campus relations, a prove race relations. Mauricio Gonzalez, vice presi- ple to kick the smoking habit. "It's a program to discuss the broad base of agreement is "The bottom line is that the de- dent of multi-cultural student "The reason it's set aside, a lot anything to keep busy so that issues relating to enhancing race needed for good race relations. partments have to be made ac- development at the University of of people want to quit but have relations," said Jack Taylor, as- Along with this consensus, action countable for their duties in the Toledo, and Diane Smart, direc- had trouble setting aside a quit they don't think about how much sistant vice president of multi- needs to be taken by the universi- process. If they don't do their tor of minority affairs at De- date," said Jeanne Wright, direc- they want a cigarette." cultural affairs. "This program ty, he added. job, the president needs to make fiance College. tor of Student Health Services. According to Wright, almost 18 was formed to discuss strategies, cuts in budgets," Tikaki said. "By having a day set aside where million people participated promote cultural diversion and "Educators have to articulate a [smokers] know that other people nationally in the 1991 Smokeout. improve communication and vision of a multicultural curricu- This brings up the question of will be quitting, they get the sup- Of those 18 million, seven million interaction between various eth- lum," Tikaki said. what the faculty department's Freshman dies port of knowing others who are stayed off cigarettes for the whole 24 hours, and almost six nic groups on campus." role is in this process. According going through the same stress An example of this action is the to Malveaux, university faculties after illness, they will." million still were not smoking The free teleconference was Intergroup Relations Conflict are the single most important The Student Health Center and three days later. open to the public and included programs provided at the Uni- barrier in improving race re- cause of death The Well have both amassed a "People prepare for this day representatives from various versity of Michigan, where stu- lations. wide array of educational months in advance," Wright said. ethnic backgrounds. Participants dents talk out problems they unconfirmed weapons for use in the War on "Many people have already come included William Kirwan, presi- have with certain issues in an at- "We need to change the struc- Smoking. Today and Friday in up to the Well. The BC News staff report dent of the University of Mary- tempt to resolve their conflicts. ture of how we do things," she the Union Foyer, the Health "There are so many benefits to land, College Park; Julianne Mal- According to the panel, this has said. "Faculties value their Center will be providing Survival being off cigarettes. After two veaux, a columnist and econo- proven to be an effective tool in autonomy, the ability to do and Kits for people struggling months [of being off cigarettes], An 18-year-old Universi- through the 24 hours. Inside the I've had so many students come mist from San Francisco; Ronald developing improved race re- say what they want." Malveaux ty fresh- Tikaki, a professor of Asian- lations between the students. proposed a sanction and reward kits, smokers will find such tools up to me saying how much cal- man died for taking their minds off ciga- mer they feel. Which is surpris- American studies at the Univer- system in which faculties have Monday sity of California; Evelyn Hu- Towson University in Mary- an incentive to participate in var- rettes, including apples, rubber ing," she added, "considering in Colum- bands, straws to chew on, gum how many people say they smoke DeHart, professor of history and land has a Catalyst Theater (cata- ious programs. A change in the bus after director of the Center for Studies lysts for change) which includes curriculum taught is another and a 31-day step-by-step pro- because of the 'calming' effect of a week- gram for giving up smoking cigarettes." of Ethnicity and Race in America students from various ethnic proposed idea by the group. They long ill- at the University of Colorado; groups who work out their racial all said they believed students permanently. The Smokeout is not a cure-all ness. magic bullet to smoking, say and James Anderson, dean of un- conf icts in a dramatic setting. leed to be taught how to deal Student Health Services will J e n - those involved in the project. dergraduate studies at North with racial conflicts and how to also provide free nicotine starter nifer Eli- patches to smokers who have had Smokers still have to deal with Carolina State University. The "You need to get the people improve relations between each z ab e t h the day-to-day stress of kicking moderator was Atlanta politician other. a difficult time of quitting in the with conflicts to talk about Scott, 126 the habit. But for smokers, the Julian Bond. them," said Markeisha Wilson, a past. Three peer advisers from McDonald East, a pre- the Well have been trained by the day can be the first step on the Catalyst Theatre member. At According to the panel, the mising major from Dayton American Cancer Society in road. first, though, you need to have students themselves are an Challenges and strategies for became ill last week and smoking cessation and are now "It's just the start," said Missy many aspects of improving race people work out the conflicts avenue to better racial feelings was taken to Wood County Landis, junior psychology major between themselves. In- certified Freshstart facilitators relations were discussed they have with others in their Hospital for treatment. She to assist students in the battle of and peer adviser coordinator for own race." volvement, initiative, and aca- throughout the video presen- was then transferred, first the butt. the Smokeout. "If you can do it tation. Viewers were encouraged demic excellence were all to the Medical College of Tracy Renninger, sophomore for 24 hours, you prove to your- to call in on the phone line or use The panel said they believe the stressed as needed components Ohio in Toledo and subse- psychology major, is one of those self you can quit forever." of a ethnic mosaic involving stu- a fax machine to ask questions. president of the university to be quently to Ohio State Uni- Freshstart facilitators. the most important person in the dents. The school newspaper was All of the participants seemed to versity, where she died. "I feel now that I have the agree the entire range of leader- relations improving process. Ti- cited as an example of little mi- There has been no con- training and the knowledge of ship on college campuses has to kaki explained a president has to nority involvement. firmation as to the official what a smoker goes through and set a tone and expectations, hold develop a consensus and vision cause of death. the tips they need to quit," Ren- on improving relations. people accountable for their ac- "Activism is the bottom line to Scott was the daughter of ninger explained. "Like doing Dairy Queen Kirwan said he believes when tions and put forth a plan to im- get minorities writing for these Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Scott of something you couldn't do when Dayton. you were smoking, such as visit- Union ing friends. We tell them to do Continued from page one. 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Economic development officers on both sides Bowling Green and St. Thomas, Ontario offi- said they hope the cultural exchanges will even- cials christened a new sister-city agreement be- tually lead to business opportunities for both tween the two cities with an exchange of muni- communities. cipal friendship resolutions during a visit by "The economic development of these com- Canadian city administrators Wednesday morn- munities ... begins with these kinds of building ing. blocks," said Wood County Economic Develop- "I look at this as something very exciting," ment Director Tom Blaha, and noted the idea for Bowling Green Mayor Wes Hoffman said of the a sister city agreement began with a discussion new agreement. of baseball between him and his St. Thomas Hoffman and St. Thomas Mayor Stephen Pe- counterpart at a Perrysburg conference. tros exchanged the resolutions, which call for a Canada-Ohio Trade Institute Executive Direc- "special relationship" between the cities, during tor Bernard Barrow said he also hopes the re- a welcome meeting attended by local business lationship will prompt business agreements. and city officials. The Bowling Green City "People buy from friends," he said. "Once you Council passed its resolution Monday. [establish cultural exchanges], the business side The agreement is expected to pave the way of things follows." for cultural and sports exchanges between the Petros told Bowling Green officials the forg- two cities. Petros said St. Thomas groups are ing of the sister-city agreement is a 1992 high- working to organize a Canadian-American curl- light for St. Thomas. ing tournament and hope to begin an annual "O- "The recession hasn't been kind to us as a hlontarian games" sports competition. Universi- community," he said. "But at last we're doing ty Canadian Studies Director Mark Kasoff said something proactive instead of reactive." The BG Ncwi/Chrlf Hawley he has planned class visits by St. Thomas offi- Petros described St. Thomas as a "primarily Bowling Green Mayor Wes Hoffman (right) leads Mayor Stephen Petros and city clerk Peter Leack of cials and hopes to use the relationship to explore industrial" community. The city, which is lo- St. Thomas, Ontario, on a tour of the Wood County Courthouse following an exchange of official reso- internship opportunities for students. cated near Lake Erie about 118 miles east of De- lutions that joined the two communities as sister cities. Bowling Green officials visited St. Thomas in Representatives from the Bowling Green and troit, is a manufacturing center for Ford cars July. St. Thomas Kiwanis Clubs have already attend- and Kenworth trucks. Craft shows spread holiday spirit Holiday baskets Local exhibits feature gifts for naughty, nice and young at heart help local needy by Melanle Kn|ewskl show theme is "Country Fair ter Full of Wonderland." said, in an effort to spice up the contributing reporter Treasures." The fair will consist of show. Efforts are also being fo- The fair is a juried show - all wreaths, jewelry and ornaments. cused on quality and customer by Jason Pesllkls exhibits have been reviewed and UAO Is decorating the ballroom satisfaction. city reporter Local craftsmen are making chosen by the board's events and will provide music. "It is going to be a three-day, their way to Bowling Green to committee. Due to this fact, the Good old St. Nick will also be white wonderland," said Brdicka The United Way will follow tradition and coordinate the dis- sell a variety of Thanksgiving fair board will be asking for $1 making an appearance at the "I know that our customers and tribution of holiday baskets in Bowling Green again this year to and Christmas crafts and demon- donations to attend. UAO craft fair on Dec. 2. Com- crafters will be proud." help out less fortunate families during the holiday season. strate how to make them. Jim Ruehl, manager of the fair munity children and students are For those who cannot wait any Nadine Musser, area United Way director, said almost 800 A holiday craft show will be board, said there will be at least invited to get their pictures taken longer, the Lucas County Recrea- families were helped by the baskets last year. hosted by The Wood County Fair 69 exhibitors. Many of the crafts with him. tion Center is already holding United Way matches families in need with organizations, Board Dec 5 and 6. This year's will be handcrafted folk art and Barb Brdicka, exhibits direc- their annual holiday craft fair. groups and individuals who want to help the needy families, she will make wonderful Christmas tor, said the fair caters to Uni- said. gifts, he added. Baskets, wooden versity students because of its items, wreaths, dolls and paint- easy location and fairly reasona- "[The baskets] are all different," Musser said. "[The organiza- ings are just a few of the items ble prices. The crafters hired are tions]know how many are in the family." that will be offered. professionals, but are geared to This allows the baskets to be tailored to the family's needs. Dairy Queen Lunch will also be available at provide attractive pieces while "Churches sometimes have the congregation donate food, the craft fair, with sandwiches, minimizing the price. sometimes people will get gift certificates to local grocery rolls, cakes and cookies for sale. "We know that the students stores so the family can buy their own food... some even get toys "We have something for aren't rich - if we had too expen- for the kids," said Musser. everyone. Our committee has re- sive items, no one would come," Bowling Green Christian Food Pantry, another area effort to cruited the best crafters from Brdicka said. help needy families, tends to be well stocked at this time of year Indiana, Michigan, etc.," Ruel UAO's craft fair caters to stu- because people are more charitable during the holidays, said co- said. "It's almost impossible not dents, but anyone is welcome to ordinator Rebecca Cheney. to find something you like." attend. The fair was extremely "We are an emergency food pantry," Cheney said. "We give Santa Claus will also be making popular 10 years ago, but few people in need all the food they need to get by for about four appearances on both days. Par- profits have been made in recent days." FREE ents are encouraged to bring the years, Brdicka said. children along to learn their The group is hoping to turn Cheney said people are eligible once every three months, only Fries Christmas wishes. that around this time. More dec- because that is what food pantry supplies can generally handle. w/ purchase of a Proceeds will go to the Agricul- orations, as well as more prod- Both Musser and Cheney remarked that people tend to forget ucts will be displayed, Brdicka Double Cheeseburger tural Society. about feeding the poor after the holidays are over. The University Activities Or- "It is kind of a myth that people need more food over the holi- ganization is also sponsoring a days," Cheney said. craft fair from Dec. 1 to 3. in the Musser said United Way also works with area Boy and Girl Lenhart Grand Ballroom from 10 Scouts to collect food in the spring, when stocks of food start Otter expires am. to 6 p.m. running low. 434 E. Wooster 12/1/92 The theme for this fair is "Win- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ • ZU Hot' Attend summer school at a foreign university! fto University Union GUADALAJARA fjHEHCO CITY Learn about another culture jcv Choose from an Enormous Selection Thursday Special! Earn six hours of credit of Famous Brand shoes for the Entire Family! ( Summer 1993 Session in Guadalajara and Mexico City • ONE WEEK ONLY! 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"When this thing first de- made it clear they had not been ter by citing his anti-Vietnam partment investigation con- dismissed last week by Bush, and veloped and before the election, I merely responding to routine War activities as a graduate stu- The Associated Press eluded Wednesday officials who the acting assistant secretary of offered the president personally requests from the news media dent in England and his 1969-70 snooped in Bill Clinton's passport state for legislative affairs, Ste- my resignation. He refused to He cited in particular the visit to Eastern Euitipe. Aides to Tamposi also searched CANTON, OHIO -- A man files had been trying to help ven Berry, also disciplined. accept it," Eagleburger said. breadth of the searches underta- ken at a suburban records center for passport files on Ross Perot and woman have each been President Bush win re-election. As for Tamposi's allegations of He told reporters there were sentenced to five to 25 on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. but Funk said there was no evi- State Department inspector White House involvement, Funk no plans to recommend criminal years in prison after plead- action by the Justice Department "Never, in our opinion, in the dence this effort had been under- general Sherman M. Funk, dis- said in a memorandum to Acting ing guilty to charges of in- against department officials. annals of the Freedom of Infor- taken in the hope of finding closing the results of a month- Secretary of State Lawrence voluntary manslaughter in Eagleburger, "We found no evi- Funk had been asked to de- mation Act has there ever been a something politically useful. long probe, said: Funk also said a search into the the death of their 6-week- "There was indeed an attempt dence that the White House or- termine whether the department FOIA search conducted with such urgency, scope thorough- files of Clinton's mother, Vir- oldson. to use the Department of State, chestrated an 'attack' on the Clin- initiated the file search in re- Alicia Ross, 18, and Mi- ton files." sponse to reporters' requests ness and grade-levels of partici- ginia Kelley, was based on the the records and the people of the possibility of finding information chael Wright, 19, were sen- Department of State to influence Funk recommended "less than under the Freedom of Informa- pants," Funk said. about her son. tenced Tuesday by Stark the outcome of the election. 10" department officials be dis- tion Act or whether administra- According to established procedures, the requests should Funk is a State Department In- County Common Pleas "That is a very heinous activity ciplined. tion officials were attempting to have been treated routinely. vestigator who, by law, acts out- Judge James Gwin. They and shame on the Department of Eagleburger disclosed he had dig up damaging information on will be eligible for parole in offered his resignation to Bush the Democratic presidential The search of Clinton's files side the authority of the depart- State that it happened." was undertaken at the same time ment hierarchy. about three and a half The two most senior officials because of his distress over the nominee. years. The couple pleaded guilty Oct. 5 to involuntary man- Nude dancing slaughter and endangering their child. They were to be establishment Women priests document fails sentenced last week, but their attorneys said a Stark owner shot at County adult probation in- Bishops cannot agree on pastoral letter for first time in history vestigator slanted a report several times to the judge. The attorneys by George W. Cornell tried to withdraw the guilty The Associated Press The Associated Press "What we need now is to engage our people, to truly listen, pleas Tuesday. to explain, to challenge to show that our tradition really The couple's son, Derrick Wright, died Nov. 14, 1991, ROOTSTOWN, Ohio ~ WASHINGTON - Roman Catholic bishops defeated a keenly con- makes sense." troversial document on women Wednesday after struggling over it of malnutrition. - Police are Investigating a Joseph Bernardin, Chicago Cardinal Attorney Ron Pleis, who report that shots were fired for nine years. Women's ordination was at the heart of their dis- agreement. represented Wright, said at the car belonging to the the couple would apply for owner of a nude dancing es- It was the first time in history that the bishops had failed to reach a consensus on an intended pastoral letter bearing their collective au- shock probation in six tablishment. underlined sexual differences. It condemned discriminatory sexism, months and both parents On Tuesday police found thority. but said women partly share blame for it. would appeal their convic- several bullet holes in the Requiring 190 votes for passage, the teaching document received The Vatican had intervened repeatedly in shaping the contents, but tions. car owned by Larry Breech, 137 "yes" votes and 110 "no" votes after five hours of strenuous de- Vatican spokesman Joaquin Navarro declined to comment on the Defense attorneys said the owner of Chaser's bate over two days. The repeatedly revised document had been sharply assailed by vote, calling it a decision of the American bishops. Ross and Wright were gen- Country. No arrests were uinely concerned about made and police said their many women's organizations and other Catholic groups. Navarro called attention to a document issued by the pope in 1988 that condemned discrimination and reaffirmed a ban on female their child but were failed investigation was continu- It would have precipitated "another tremendous crisis in the church," said Archbishop Rembert Weakland of Milwaukee. "We priests. by the social system. Three ing. In Washington, Bishop Michael D. Pfeifer of San Angelo, Texas, child-care professionals Portage County Sheriff would lose another generation of very wonderful women." said the proposed pastoral letter failed to serve its purpose of re- visited the couple's starv- Ken Howe said deputies The question of ordaining women emerged as the nub of the sponding to women's concerns and would have resulted in "more div- ing child and none thought and detectives found bishops' discussion, although Pope John Paul II has ruled the subject off limits. isiveness and alienation" than ever. there was a crisis situation, several bullet holes in the Archbishop Oscar H. Lipscomb of Mobile, Ala, arguing for ap- the attorneys said. side of Breech's car and an- Asked if this meant "the genie is now out the bottle," Bishop Pierre proval of the document, said bishops must not succumb to modern other car parked next to R, DuMaine of San Jose, Calif., said "yes," adding at a news confer- that vehicle. ence, "The debate will continue." moods but proclaim the church's teaching "despite the pain and "There were four bullet Calling It the "driving" core of the debate here, Cardinal Joseph alienation it causes." holes in Mr. Breech's car, Bernardin of Chicago said: Referring to the surfacing among them of the previously shunned kind of indicating they "You know as well as I that a simple fiat" decreeing silence "will question of ordaining women, John G. Vlazny of Winona, Minn., said came from the direct not settle the Issue." it just "happened" unintended. He said the "neuralgic issue" won't go away. south," Howe said. "One He won passage of a plan for more "study and dialogue" about the Under the adopted Bernardin move, the 28,000-word document, bullet hole in the car beside ban on female priests. "What we need now is to engage our people, to truly listen, to ex- called "One in Christ, Toward a Pastoral Response to Concerns of Mr. Breech's appeared to come from the southeast plain, to challenge to show that our tradition really makes sense," he Women for Church and Society," now goes to committees to stimulate more dialogue about it. direction." said. Howe said that judging The rejected document on women firmly prohibited women's or- Under an amendment, the document also is to be published, but from the location of the bul- dination. While affirming women's equal dignity, the document without church teaching authority behind it. let holes and where Breech was standing, he doesnt be- lieve the gunman wanted to hurt Breech. 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'* "' ' Elsewhere page eight The BG News Thursday, November 19, 1992 NATO to help in Yugoslavian blockade by Robert J.WIelurd such actions. possibly other countries" to impose the U.N. trade embargo, the The Associated Press The resolution will allow Western warships to intercept ships sus- statement said. It said specific decisions on implementing the block- pected of smuggling just as they have in enforcing the trade embargo ade would be made after consultations with NATO military officials. on Iraq - opening fire if necessary, U.N. diplomats said. Senior U.S. officials In Washington said Tuesday that the blockade BRUSSELS, Belgium - The NATO allies agreed today to help im- Even with the Western powers working together, the key to cutting would mainly be carried out by western European nations, although pose a naval blockade on Yugoslavia in an effort to force a halt to the off trade will be cooperation from Yugoslavia's neighbors. So far, the the United States would provide planes and ships.' The officials said it ethnic war in Bosnia-Herzegovina. U.N. embargo has been widely circumvented, primarily by goods would take about 10 days to work out details for imposing the block- Romania announced it has begun searching Danube River shipping carried in on trucks or by boats on the Danube. ade. for cargos bound for Yugoslavia in violation of a UN embargo. Romania said that acting under the new U.N. resolution, its cus- In a statement, the 16 NATO members said they would "coordinate toms officials have stopped several boats on the Danube headed for The Security Council's latest resolution prodded Bulgaria and and cooperate" in a blockade with the Western European Union, a Yugoslavia. Inspections were still under way and there was no word Romania to enforce the blockade on the Danube, which flows along nine-nation group that is being developed as the defense arm of the on whether any of the shipments violated the embargo and would be their border linking Yugoslavia to the Black Sea Washington has of- European Community. impounded. fered U.S. surveillance to help them pinpoint suspicious ships. Foreign and defense ministers from the union nations Intend to set The embargo aims to punish Yugoslavia -- now only Serbia and But those nations are themselves struggling to emerge from the plans for a blockade during a meeting in Rome on Friday, a union Montenegro - for supporting Serb nationalists who have seized 70 ravages of more than four decades of Communist rule, and enforcing official who spoke on condition of anonymity said Tuesday. percent of Bosnia since the republic's majority Muslims and Croats the embargo has been far from a priority. The two groups have had nine to 10 frigates in the Adriatic Sea voted for independence last spring. Romanians, among Europe's poorest people, have found profit in monitoring shipping to Yugoslavia. A 6-month-old U.N. trade em- The announcement from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization smuggling to Yugoslavia. But Romania's deputy transport minister, bargo did not have any provisions for stopping suspected violators of came after a regular weekly meeting of NATO ambassadors. Calin Marinescu, said today that his country already was acting the sanctions until Monday, when the Security Council voted to allow "NATO forces would coordinate and cooperate with the WEU and under the new U.N. resolution. US, Vietnam try to Police arrest Pakistani protestors improve relations at banned anti-government rally by Grant Peck by Zahid Hussaln The Associated Press The Associated Press dured steady bursts of tear gas to listen to her brief address. She urged her supporters to "My arrest won't make any difference. The struggle win HANOI, Vietnam - President Bush plans to reward Vietnam RAWALPINDI, Pakistan - storm the Parliament in Islama- continue." for its increased cooperation in accounting for American MIAs, - Police arrested former Prime bad and throw the government but full normalization of relations is not imminent, visiting Minister Benazir Bhutto today out. After her arrest, the angry Benazir Bhutto, former Prime Minister of Pakistan United States senators said today. after she and supporters broke crowd battled thousands of riot Bush's promise to respond soon to Vietnam's help in resolving through police barricades to lead police in Rawalpindi's dark, nar- the fates of more than 2,200 American servicemen missing from a banned anti-government row streets. traveling to Islamabad to join the in October 1990. the Vietnam War came in a letter to President Le Due Ann. protest. march. Bhutto, who was dismissed Bush's letter was delivered by John Kerry, D-Mass., who Bhutto, an articulate politician from power in August 1990 for al- heads the Senate Select Committee on POW-MIA Affairs. Other Bhutto and many supporters An Associated Press reporter were injured earlier when baton- known for her ability to attract leged corruption, nepotism and committee members in Hanoi are Tom Daschle, D-S.D. and watched as about 200 police sur- crowds, was arrested as she abuse of power, had called on Pa- Hank Brown, R-Colo. wielding police attacked the rounded Bhutto and took her into proceeded with her plans for a kistanis to join her march and Kerry told a news conference the letter lays out a "road map" crowd as it broke through barri- custody along with other political cades around her home in nearby 10-mile march from Rawalpindi help remove Sharif, who com- toward normalized relations between former enemies and prom- leaders who support her bid to to the federal capital, Islamabad. mands a solid majority in Par- ises reciprocal action by the United States for Vietnam's coop- Islamabad. Bhutto was hit oust the government of Prime several times but appeared un- Public protests are banned. liament eration. She is demanding the dismissal The U.S., British and other "Many options are available for the president. He did not say Minister Nawaz Sharif. She was hurt. driven to an unknown des- of Sharif's conservative Islamic Western embassies liad urged specifically which he would exercise ... He said he would act," government, charging it is cor- Bhutto to cancel the march, say- Kerry told reporters. tination, escorted by police vans. Bhutto supporters and police clashed in at least two other cit- rupt, repressive and came to ing it was irresponsible and could "My arrest won't make any dif- ies as well, and police arrested power through a rigged election lead to unnecessary bloodshed. ference. The struggle will con- the former prime minister's i Charter tinue," she told a crowd of 30,000 mother, Nusrat, in the eastern Lawsuit to 40,000 supporters, who en- city of Lahore while she was i Continued from page one. Continued from page one. Dairy Queen BORN TO BE STYLED This latest suit is one of nine post-sentencing complaints filed by ting up is a tested democratic Donaldson since his 1986 incarceration. I system," Stoner said. Style it fast. Style it right. "We get named everytime [a complaint by Donaldson] comes ■ Hakel urges faculty who are With VaVoomf Volumizing down," said Gerald Perry, North Baltimore police chief, when hear- not certain about collective bar- hair care from Matrix ing he and former police chief Donald Hendren are named in the cur- | gaining to read the Faculty Asso- Essentials. For sen- rent suit. ciation Charter. sational body Hendren was North Baltimore's police chief at the time of Donald- Stoner said a lot of the criti- and shine. Stop son's arrest. 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Sports Thursday, November 19, 1992 The BG News page nine A real man stands Miami goes to the Dome B.Bonds The Associated Press Aggies must impress poll voters ... TEXAS A&M behind his opinion 45-10. wins again No. 5 Washington (minus 14) at Washington St Big games are nothing new at the Carrier Dome. Huskies headed for third straight Rose Bowl ... by CUT THIS LINE What a mess I'm in. not a team in the MAC with Only this time, the game is football. WASHINGTON 34-17. The Associated Press When I christened my col- the talent and experience to Known primarily as the home of Syracuse's No. 6 Michigan (minus 7) at No. 17 Ohio St. high-profile basketball team, the Dome will be the umn at the beginning of this challenge the Lady Falcons. Wolverines have won four straight over Buck- NEW YORK - Barry Bonds' year, I decided that I would The names seem so familiar setting for a huge football game Saturday - top- eyes ... OHIO ST. 24-21. ranked Miami (9-0) against the No. 8 Orangemen value as a free agent went up a be a little different than some because these women have No. 9 Florida (minus 6 ) at Vanderbilt little Wednesday after he was been on the Varsity for three (9-1). of the other columnists that Gators 0-3-1 in last four trips to Nashville ... named the National League Most have come and gone at this or four years running now: At stake are Big East bragging rights, bowl bids VANDERBILT 17-16. and Miami's chance for a second straight national Valuable Player for the second paper. Nordmann, Lendvay, Scott, Iowa St. (plus 18) at No. 11 Colorado time In three years. Cassell. These veterans, championship. I decided that, since this Cyclones coming off shocking win over Nebras- Bonds was an easy winner over was an opinion column, I along with a great freshman The Hurricanes say they aren't worried about ka ... COLORADO 31-21. class, will power BG to at playing in the ultra-loud Dome before 50,000 Atlanta Braves' Terry Pendleton, would be a little opinionated No. 25 Wake Forest (plus 8 ) at No. 13 North receiving 18 of a possible 24 least two wins in The Tour- screaming fans. Carolina St. in my views. Doesn't seem toe first-place votes in balloting by far-fetched, does it? ney. "We like going into hostile environments," Demon Deacons have won six consecutive receiver Lamar Thomas said. "We like people games... N.C. ST. 17-14. the Baseball Writers Association I've often been asked why of America Bonds finished with my column seems so outspo- screaming obscene things, calling us jailbirds and No. 14 Stanford (minus 2 ) at California convicts. It turns us on and makes me want to 304 points, followed by Pendleton ken and gruff. I respond by The Cardinal hasn't lost Big Game since 1986 ... with 232 points, including four Mark DeChant score touchdowns." STANFORD 24-17. telling them that the purpose first-place votes, and San Diego of my column is to entertain, Miami has scored plenty of touchdowns in its No. 15 Southern Cal (minus 9) at UCLA last four games after struggling for points early in Padres' Gary Sheffield with two first and foremost. I like to There's no doubt that we'll Bruins finish with losing record ... SOUTHERN first-place votes and 204 points. the season. However, the Hurricanes will be facing CAL 17-10. make light of the sporting be celebrating a MAC hoops Bonds led the Pittsburgh Pi- world, and I'll do anything to championship come March a Syracuse defense that has given up only 36 points Arizona St. (plus 7) at No. 16 Arizona in its last four games. rates to their third straight NL achieve this. This may in- But how about two? Sun Devils haven't won at Tucson since 1980 ... East title by hitting .311 with 34 "They've got a very good defense," said Miami ARIZONA 21-7. clude: Yes, two. The men's team homers and 103 RBIs. He also •Insulting the Browns (ad- has a great chance to go all quarterback Gino Torretta, the school's career No. 19 Boston College (minus 17) at Army passing leader. "They're very fast and they give scored 109 runs and walked 127 mit it, they deserve it) the way. Although Tuesday's Eagles snap two-game losing streak ... BOSTON times. you a lot of looks in the secondary, which is why COLLEGE 31-10. •Portraying Deion Sanders game was by no means The left fielder also won the they have so many interceptions." Kentucky (plus 17 ) at No. 20 Tennessee and Shaquille O'Neal as demi- against MAC-caliber compe- MVP award in 1990. He is the gods (they are) tition, it did give us all a Syracuse quarterback Marvin Graves is the na- Johnny Majors' last home game ... TENNESSEE tion's leading passer, but he will be tested by a 34-14. 10th player to win more than one "Pretending Tom Candiotti chance to see a very young, MVP, joining such Hall of plays for the Blue Jays (not talented basketball team be- Miami defense that is giving up only 11 points and No. 21 North Carolina (minus 7) at Duke 166 passing yards per game. Duke fans are ready for basketball ... NORTH Famers as Stan Musial, Willie everyone fell for it) gin a season that will, hope- Mays and Ernie Banks. Although the Orangemen are playing at home, CAROLINA 28-14. •Taking a few shots at our fully, include more than a few For winning MVP honors, school's athletic teams surprises. remember that their only loss this season - 35-12 No. 22 Kansas (minus 7 ) at Missouri to Ohio State - came at the Carrier Dome. Furth- Second-oldest rivalry in Division I-A... KANSAS Bonds gets a $250,000 bonus ermore, an experienced Miami team that played 27-24. from the Pirates. That raised his before 96,000 Perm State fans last month won't be Pittsburgh (plus 21) at No. 23 Penn St. 1992 income to $5.05 million, in- "When I seemingly Hut down' the hockey, football, and cluding bonuses. intimidated by the deafening Dome crowd. Intrastate rivals won't meet again until 1997 ... basketball teams last week, I was immediately labeled The Hurricanes are favored by six points .... PENN ST. 34-21. "I never set goals for myself," the anti-fan,' a term which is not dissimilar to 'the MIAMI 24-21. Last week: 12-5 (straight); 9-7 (spread). Bonds said recently. "I prepare Texas Christian (plus 25) at No. 4 Texas A&M Season: 156-46 (straight); 92-89 (spread). the same way every year. I would anti-Christ'" do the same things if you paid me one dollar." The difference this winter is that Bonds is preparing to play Mitchell stabilizes Reds for a new team in 1993. The All- Oooh, sore spot. That last They have a positive atti- tude, which is the first step Star outfielder will be a looking little item is what everyone is The Associated Press to have Mitchell in left field, hearts (with) one swing of the bugging about. When I seem- toward success. The Falcons for a contract that pays him at Roberto Kelly in center and Reg- bat. That's definitely what we least $7 million per season and ingly "put down" the hockey, spoke volumes with their play gie Sanders in right. The Reds need. football and basketball teams on the court. it's unlikely the Pirates can af- CINCINNATI - The acquisi- obtained Kelly in the trade that "Last year, I played a lot of po- ford it. last week, I was immediately Michael Huger: We can win tion of slugger Kevin Mitchell sent O'Neill to the New York sitions because that's what the labeled "the anti-fan," a term it all. Watch me quarterback has stabilized a Cincinnati Reds "I haven't closed the door to Yankees. team needed. If they need me to anything," Bonds said. "I don't which is not dissimilar to "the our team to the title. starting outfield thrown into The Mitchell trade should al- play second, that's fine," Roberts really want to get involved in the anti-Christ." Shane Kline-Ruminski: We transition by the off-season trade low Blp Roberts to settle at sec- said. My simple answer - lighten negotiations. My agent will let can win it all. Watch me dis- of regular right fielder Paul O'- ond base. Roberts played second, The Reds plan to have coach me know what's going on." up! pel any myths about the Neill. third and the outfield last year Ron Oester, a former Reds sec- The teams most interested in Now I'm not one to justify 'Freshman of the Year, Soph- Reds manager Tony Perez said under manager Lou Piniella, who ond baseman, work with Roberts my actions - or, to put it into Bonds are the New York Yankees omore Slump.' the trade Tuesday that sent left- is now Seattle's manager. in spring training. and Braves. During the NL House terms, "sell out" - but handed reliever Norm Charlton Hal Morris is the incumbent Mitchell is about to enter the I thought my readers were Ray Lynch: We can win it playoffs. Bonds went house hunt- to the Seattle Mariners in first baseman, with Barry Larkin third year of a four-year, $15 mil- ing in the Atlanta area. more intelligent than to think all. Strictly defense, huh? exchange for Mitchell sets Cin- at shortstop and Chris Sabo at lion contract. Bonds, 28, has emerged as one I was really trying to degrade Watch me be strictly business cinnati's starting lineup. third. The Reds are hoping that Mit- of the best players in the major those teams. I think our when I've got the rock. "We needed a cleanup hitter," Roberts said he is pleased with chell bounces back from a subpar school is sweet, especially on leagues because of his all-around Perez said. "Kevin Mitchell is a the trade. 1992 season, when he hit nine abilities. the field and the courts. Eric Steaple, James Cere- guy who can drive in runs." "Kevin Mitchell is the kind of home runs and drove in 67 runs "I had the best manager and Hey, I'm on the track team, sier, Ramon Knopper We can The opening day lineup figures hitter who puts fear in pitchers' in only 99 games. win it all. There's some new coaching staff in the major so I get to enjoy the labels leagues," Bonds said. "Jim Ley- "cross country fag" and kids on the blocks. land was like my other pair of "running geek" until I gradu- George Finney, Floyd Mil- eyes." ate ... ler, Matt Otto, Mike Swanson: Bonds and Leyland both suf- So now that my Political Po- We can win it all. We've got a fered through their share of dis- sition o' the Week is out of the The Brothers of year under our belt now, too. appointments in the postseason, way, I'd like to talk some Soon to be heard from: losing three straight years to the hoops, specifically BG hoops. Vada Burnett, Shane Komives NL West champion. Although a few people might andRalfMelis. have read our season pre- views, I don't think every- Everyone on the team be- body quite understands lieves in themselves. They T what's up with our basketball live in the shadow of the suc- teams this year. cess of the football team, and First and foremost, here's even their counterparts on Congratulate The Following: Dairy Queen the rundown on the women's the women's team. team: They will be repre- This year, they might be senting Bowling Green in the casting their own shadows. New Executive Officers NCAA tournament. This team will be as dominant, as it is Mark DeChant is a sopho- President-Bret Haggy Treasurer-Tom Dadante returning nine players from more antagonology major, V.P Internal- Donovan Marks Secretary - Matt Parker the team that went 2-1-5 last and is a weekly columnist for HP season. In my opinion, there's The News. V.P Alumni Relations House Manager -Mike Skimminj - Luke Davis V.P Rush - Chris Schoelles FREE Browns wait for Kosar V.P Social - Brian Harrigal Fries by Chuck Melvin w/ purchase of a The Associated Press New Initiates Double Cheeseburger Jason Martini BEREA, Ohio - Bernie Kosar returned to practice with the Cleve- land Browns on Wednesday for the f irst time since he broke his ankle Chris Schoelles Offer expires I in September. Mike Skimmin 434 E. Wooster 12/1/92 Coach Bill Belichick, however, is taking a wait-and-see attitude I about how long it will be before Kosar can play. Belichick has already said he will stick with Mike Tomczak as his starter for Sunday's game 1992 Fall Associate Members Back by Popular Demand at Minnesota. "I can only go by what I see," Belichick said. "You cant plan too far Mike Bundridge Bill Himes * Towers Buffet Specials H* ahead on this. You don't know what the circumstances are going to Bill Buzzard Mike G. Johnson : Tuesdays - Homecooking a? be." Kosar has been sidelined since Sept. 14, when his right ankle was Matt Carter Mike L. Johnson E & Thursdays - Pasta Bar broken as he was sacked by Miami linebacker John Of ferdahl. The in- John Cross Chris Matuska & Jury occurred In the second quarter, but Kosar remained in the game $4.99 and nearly rallied the Browns to victory in the closing minutes. Bill Eppich Chris Schaffer 2 Cleveland lost 27-23 on Mark Hlggs' touchdown run with seven 3 Q. Nov. 3-Dec. 10 seconds left. Travis Grant Brian Schilling O Doctors originally thought Kosar would need about six weeks to Q. heal, but It has already been nine weeks. Shane Herman Pete Swyt The Towers Inn "He'll start out going through drills and running some scout plays," McDonald Dining Center Belichick said. "He's been going through rehab. Now he's ready to Associate Member Educators U Monday - Friday take the next step." rS 430-630 pm Wednesday's practice was closed to reporters, as usual, and Kosar Bret Haggy »!j Cosh. Foculty/ Staff chaiges & »J# said through team spokesman Kevin Byrne that he would prefer to Donovan Marks 1* Quantum 90/95* accounts accepted W* wait until Thursday before commenting on how the ankle felt. Back by Popular Demand Thursday, November 19, 1992 The BG News page ten Rockies look for leadership Hope for 'Cuse victory Nied, Cole, Bichette and Galarraga lead Coloracb Although this year's at- stiffs like San Diego State (5-3) •O.K. Central Michigan has The Associated Press tendance may not have been and Illinois (5-4) are ranked in beaten Michigan State, 24-20 average age of 26.7 next opening Pittsburgh, to Philadelphia for indicative (to say the least), I'm front of them. The pollsters 'Michigan State has beaten day. 21-year-old pitchers Joel Adam- sure there are many of you claim lack of competition; I Wisconsin, 26-10 NEW YORK - The Colorado "It's been a pretty exciting son and Matt Whisenant. Jack- Falcon Football fanatics out claim injustice. Which brings •Wisconsin has beaten Ohio Rockies say they're ready to play day," Rockies general manager son, who also pitched for Pitts- there whose hearts are bleed- me to why we must all root for State, 20-16 ball. In fact, manager Don Baylor Bob Gebhard said. "We do want burgh, went to his fourth team ing uncontrollably due to the Syracuse this weekend. You "and Ohio State blasted Syr- proved it by presenting next to get out, look at our roster, this year. conclusion of the regular see, Syracuse takes on number acuse, 35-12 year's opening-day lineup with a study it a little and see what - Traded pitcher Greg Hib- season. one ranked Miami on Saturday. Therefore, if Syracuse Is major leaguer at every position. areas we needed to straighten bard, selected from the Chicago You're sitting there in your So what, you say? able to knock off the un- The Florida Marlins, mean- and grow with" White Sox, to the Chicago Cubs pool of tears yearning for defeated Hurricanes, it only while, can't begin to predict who Colorado, as expected, took At- for shortstop Alex Arias and someone other than Ohio State makes sense that Bowling will start in April. Not that they'- lanta pitching prospect David third baseman Gary Scott. to get excited about this week- Green, with the above docu- re worried about it. Nied with the No. 1 choice. Bay- - Traded pitcher Tom Edens, end. Russ Eckard mentation, should be number By late Tuesday night, after an lor said Nied would start the taken from Minnesota, to Hous- Well, friends, fret no longer. one! expansion draft in which Bryan Rockies' first game and be ton for pitchers Hector Carrasco What I offer to you is the fol- Sure, this may be stretching Harvey, Charlie Hayes and Joe backed with a lineup that in- and Brian Griffiths. lowing: root for Syracuse. things a tad, but hopefully, the Girardi were taken but Danny cludes Jerald Clark, Alex Cole "We felt, in Walt Weiss, we Syracuse, you ask? point will be taken. Tartabull, Lee Smith and Jack and Dante Bichette in the out- were able to acquire a quality, Yes, Syracuse. Hopefully, someone outside Morris were not, both new teams field, Hayes and Andres Galar- big-league shortstop that sol- You see, I'm very disgusted, Northwest Ohio and the Mid- said they liked what they got. raga - signed Monday as a free idifies our defense up the middle and I'm sure many of you American Conference will rea- And, after a flurry of seven agent - in the infield, Joe Girardi with Bret Barberie at second and would agree, with the lack of lize that there's a pretty trades that followed the seven- catching and Darren Holmes in Chuck Carr in center field," recognition our football pro- powerful football team here in the bullpen. hour event and moved Danny Dombrowski said. gram has received in the Bowling Green. Jackson, Jody Reed and Walt We- "We went after the guys we Weiss, the 1988 rookie of the national polls over the past two Hopefully, when this team iss to new clubs, a lot of other wanted right away," Baylor said. year for the Athletics, had lost seasons. embarrasses another pitiful clubs felt the same way. So did the Marlins. They just his job as a full-time starter for For example, before last Well, as far as 1 can tell, with Big West foe, it won't be radi- In the only deal that did not in- wanted a different set of players Oakland. year, the team, under Moe an Orangemen victory, Bowl- cally overlooked. volve an expansion team, Seattle who were left off 15-man protec- The Rockies didn't miss out on Must Go, amassed a whopping ing Green should shake the ir- Hopefully, when this team and Cincinnati made the biggest ted lists, and weren't worried the frenzy, either. In two deals, total of 20 wins in five seasons. reverence they've gotten and has put the exclamation point trade of the day. The Mariners about setting their opening-day they: Under Gary Blackney, they'- vault into AP and UPI's top on another outstanding cam- swapped disappointing slugger lineup just yet. - Traded second baseman ve won that many in just two. spot and thus, a chance to be- paign, they'll get what they de- Kevin Mitchell for reliever Norm Florida's first-rounders have Reed, drafted from Boston, to come national champions by serve most... respect. Charlton, just eight days after combined to play Just 622 games Last year, the team went 11-1 Los Angeles for pitcher Rudy including the Cal Bowl victory winning the Las Vegas Bowl. Russ Eckard is a sports former Reds manager Lou Pinie- in the majors, with Harvey in 247 Seanez. over Fresno. However, the Thrown for a loop? Well, writer/or The News who also 11a took the job in Seattle. of them. The average of the Mar- - Traded outfielder Kevin wants the Orange to win be- No trades could be announced lins' first 13 picks will be 24.6 team never even sniffed the consider the following: Reimer, taken from Texas, to "Earlier this season, the Fal- cause he hates Miami and still until all three rounds of the draft next April. Milwaukee for Bichette. Top 25, which they more than cons defeated Central Michi- has hopes that FSU can win a were finished and each new "We're thrilled with the way Charlton had 26 saves last deserved to be a part of. gan, right? crown. National League team had 36 everything fit," Marlins general season. But Reds general man- This year, they're 9-2, yet players. manager Dave Dombrowski said. ager Jim Bowden said having The Rockies, wanting power The Marlins added to their ros- Charlton and Rob Dibble sharing hitters to play at Mile High Sta- ter right away. Minutes after the the closer spot no longer worked. dium and pitchers who know how draft ended, the fun started, the After Nied was chosen, P.orida Tovar's comfortable at OSU to keep the ball in the park, used Marlins made four deals in which took Nigel Wilson, an outfield The Associated Press their first 11 picks to choose they: prospect from Toronto. It fig- "I think I could've played at Michigan or another players with big-league experi- - Traded catcher Eric Helf and, ured that the two best teams in school. But this is where I'm happy and I wouldn't drafted from Oakland, back to ence. The 13 players Colorado 1992 would be tapped to start COLUMBUS, Ohio - Four years ago, Steve Tovar take it back for anything." took in the first round had com- the Athletics along with a player stocking the National League was ready to sign on the dotted line to play football Tovar has thrived at Ohio State. He is in his third bined to play 2,794 games in the to be named for shortstop Weiss. clubs that might be the worst in for Michigan. Instead, he changed his mind and straight year of leading Ohio State in tackles, with majors, and would've had an -- Traded Jackson, taken from 1993. went to Ohio State. 113 so far. He also has nine tackles for losses, two That decision has cost him four Big Ten Confer- sacks, has blocked two kicks and has forced two ence championship rings and three trips to the fumbles. Rose Bowl. Yet the two-time first-team all- His coach, John Cooper, calls him the best de- conference linebacker has no regrets, at least none fensive player he has ever had during a 31-year Bowl site not set for title that he'll admit to publicly. coaching career. "I think there's a lot of intangible things that But always there has been the shadow of Michi- The Associated Press selection order for the big coali- week's poll all have tough games rings or titles can't describe," Tovar said during gan's accomplishments and of what might have tion bowls. remaining. preparations for his final game against the school been. that he almost attended. The new bowl coalition If the season ended today, No. 1 Miami plays No. 8 Syracuse "When I was younger, I had a little resentment," couldn't have asked for a better Miami would play No. 2 Alabama and San Diego State, led by He- When No.6 Michigan comes to Ohio Stadium Sat- he said. "As I got older, it's more of a pride factor. urday to play the 17th-ranked Buckeyes, Tovar start for the national title in the Sugar isman Trophy contender Mar- You just want to beat them after a while. It's not a With three weeks left in the Bowl. But both teams have two shall Faulk. Alabama faces bitter will again be staring at everything he missed. He revenge factor; I just flat-out want to win one." regular season, the coalition con- games left, and a loss by either rival Aubum and either No. 9 has yet to play on a team that has beaten the Wol- All year long, Tovar was aware of Michigan's trols the top four teams in The could open the door for No. 3 Florida or No. 10 Georgia in the verines, who have won the last four games with status in the national rankings and or its succes- Associated Press poll and has a Florida State or No. 4 Texas SEC title game. Florida State fin- their rivals to the south. He has yet to be on a win- sion of great players and great victories. good chance of producing a A&M ishes against Florida, and Texas ning team in a bowl game. national championship game in Here's a few possibilities: - A&M closes with Texas Christian But the 6-foot-4,240-pound Butkus Award candi- "They were on ESPN every Saturday. (Running the Sugar, Cotton or Fiesta bowls. Miami and Alabama lose, while and traditional rival Texas. date said he doesn't dwell on such things. back Tyrone) Wheatley this, Wheatley that. (Quar- In the past, fierce competition Florida State and Texas A&M win "There's still a lot of football to "I chose a school based on the people I liked, not terback Elvis) Grbac this, and Grbac that. And forced bowl officials to lock up their remaining games. Result: be played," said Jim Brock, only the players but the coaches and the program rightfully so. They're one of the better teams not teams long before the season No. 1 Florida State vs. No. 2 selection chairman for the Cotton that was heading in the right direction," said the only in the conference but also the country. So they ended, a risky system that often Texas A&M in the Cotton. Bowl. "We may not have these Elyria native. "I'll never resent not going to Mich- get a lot of pub and they score a lot of points. led to disappointing matchups. - Alabama loses; Miami, Flor- bowls figured out until Dec. 6." igan and coming here because I've had a lot of suc- They're always on the highlights and they live up But now all the major bowls ida State and Texas A&M win and If there's no change in the cess and made a lot of friends. to it," he said. except the Rose are part of a stay in the same order. Result: rankings between now and then. postseason alliance designed to No. 1 Miami vs. No. 2 Florida Brock will have to make a diffi- produce the best possible pair- State in the Fiesta (Miami beat cult decision. Which team should Aaron wants to hammer Schott ings on Jan. 1. As a result, teams Florida State 19-16 earlier this he pick as A&M's opponent in the and fans may not know their New season, but the rematch would be Cotton, No. 3 Florida State or No. by Terry Klnney Year's destination until Dec. 6, required under coalition rules). 7 Notre Dame? Florida State The Associated Press Schott said she did not make National League spokeswoman when the AP releases the rank- - Alabama and Florida State would be higher ranked, but No- such a comment. She said she has Katy Feeney said the league had ings that will determine the lose; Miami and Texas A&M win. tre Dame would be a better tele- used the word "nigger" in her no comment. Result: No. 1 Miami vs. No. 2 vision draw for a game that CINCINNATI - Home run king life, but had never asked a black "When the commissioner's of- Texas A&M in the Cotton. usually gets low ratings. Hank Aaron wants baseball to In- if the word was offensive. fice begins an investigation, we - Miami loses, everybody else Based on facts, figures and a vestigate allegations of racism "Any halfway intelligent per- don't announce it to the world wins. Result: No. 1 Alabama vs. little guesswork, here's the AP's against Cincinnati Reds owner son knows that word is that we are investigating," de- No. 2 Florida State in the Sugar. projected bowl lineups: Marge Schott. Aaron said com- offensive," Aaron told The Cin- puty baseball commissioner If Alabama and Texas A&M Sugar (Miami-Alabama); Cot- ments Schott allegedly made to cinnati Enquirer. "If a person Steve Greenberg told The En- finish 1-2, they can't meet be- ton (Texas A&M-Florida State); former employees were "really doesn't know its offensive, or has quirer. "We have had countless cause Alabama would be commit- Orange (Nebraska-Notre Dame); heavy, heavier than what to ask, 'Is it offensive?' they need investigations that no one even ted to the Sugar as Southeastern Rose (Washington-Michigan); brought down Al Campanis." to have their head examined." knows about." Conference champion and Texas Fiesta (Colorado-Syracuse); Campanis, a former Los Angel- Neither Schott nor general The allegations of racial dis- A&M would be obligated to the Blockbuster (Penn State- es Dodgers executive, was fired manager Jim Bowden returned crimination and name calling Cotton as Southwest Conference Stanford); Gator (North Carolina in 1987 after he said on national calls Wednesday seeking reac- came to light because Sabo said winner. State-Georgia); Citrus (Ohio television that blacks did not tion to Aaron's comment. he was fired because he objected The only 'Tier One" coalition State-Florida); Hall of Fame have the "necessities" to be big- "Baseball must come forward to Schorl's alleged prejudice In bowl that doesn't have a shot at a (Boston College-Tennessee); Lib- league managers and general and make it known to the world: hiring and promoting minorities. national championship game is erty (Air Force-Mississippi); managers. 'We won't stand for this. There is He also alleged that he was I ICI i: the Orange, which gives one Freedom (Southern Cal-Wiscon- Former Reds front-office em- no place for it In the national pas- fired because he refused to doc- berth to the Big Eight winner. No sin); Hancock (Arizona-Texas); ployees have said that she re- time,'" said Aaron, senior vice tor the Reds books and because Fries Big Eight team is currently in the Independence (Wake Forest- ferred to former Reds stars Eric president of the Atlanta Braves. Schott wanted to retaliate against ».' purchase of a Top 10. Oregon); Aloha (Hawaii-Kansas). Davis and Dave Parker as "mil- "Baseball needs to investigate. him for testifying for her limited Double Cheeseburger The four top teams in this lion-dollar niggers." Baseball must investigate." partners in a lawsuit last year. New Philosophy Classes PHILOSOPHY 340 - ETHICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS This course will address itself to three international problems, Don't Lose Out!!! humanitarian and military intervention, international distributive justice and war. In order to effectively analyze these questions, however, moral skepticism and the moral standing of the nation-state must be Early Leasing for 1993/94 addressed first. 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Learn about ethical issues which may well face you in business or already confront you as a citizen and voter. 8th & High - Rental Office - 352-9378 MW 4:30 - 6:00 Located in the Cherrywood Health Spa Section #3822 Instructor: James Child Thursday, November 19, 1992 The BG News page eleven Big Two battle for conference title Football playoff Michigan and Indiana go head to head for Midwest crown and then we turn to the postseason." ball Greg Simpson and 6-6 guard Derek An- picture examined by Hank Lowenkron The Associated Press Knight'a record 588-210, while his Big Ten derson. mark is 486-160. "We Uke both Greg and Charles coming by Dave Goldberg Knight, who has guided the Hoosiers to out of high school. We think they have a lot The Associated Press The Big Ten has 11 teams, the Fab Five is three NCAA titles, lost to Duke 81-78 In the of potential to develop into good players," back at Michigan and Indiana returns four NCAA semifinal and finished a game behind Ayers said. OK, let's get it out of the way. starters. Mix up those numbers and you see Ohio State in the conference last season. "Anderson was a surprise. ... The thing he a battle for the conference title between the He has the most experienced team in the "It was a bad loss," Ray Handley said after Denver crushed brings to our program ... is size at the two- the Giants Sunday night. Big Two and nine hopefuls. region with senior forward Calbert Cheaney guard position," he added. Michigan and Indiana both ended last starting the season fourth on Indiana's ca- "BUT WE STILL CONTROL OUR OWN DESTINY." Penn State isn't expected to contend for an Meaning their backs aren't to the wall yet. season with Final Four losses to two-time reer-scoring list. The other returning start- NCAA berth in its Big Ten debut, but Illinois, NCAA champion Duke. Both have the talent ers are Damon Bailey, Greg Graham and Before the cliches get out of control, here's a look at the Iowa, Michigan State and Purdue should be playoff picture, which is starting to clarify with six games to go. for another Final Four trip. Kansas of the Alan Henderson. in the chase. Big Eight, the NCAA runner-up to Duke In Knight's major loss was Eric Anderson, NFC (which comes first because it always wins the Super Elsewhere, Miami of Ohio is a heavy Bowl) 1991, also figures as a top contender for a who averaged 10.9 points and was the club's favorite to repeat in the Mid-American Con- No. 2 rebounder at 5.1. Redshirt freshman Despite the unexpected stumbling in the East, it's still a good Final Four trip from the Midwest. ference. Coach Joby Wright returns four bet that the playoff teams will be the six teams that were in posi- Of course, Michigan coach Steve Fisher Brian Evans, a 6-foot-8 forward, and the re- starters from last season's 23-8 NCAA quali- and Indiana's Bob Knight say the Big Ten tion six weeks ago - San Francisco, New Orleans, Minnesota, turn of junior guard Pat Graham - redshir- fier, although they combined to average only Dallas, Philadelphia and Washington. race is their primary concern. ted with a foot injury last season - provide 23.8 points in Miami's pass-the-wealth "Our fans haven't seen that trophy since EAST: Dallas (8-2) should win the division and remains tied more depth along with freshman guard Mal- offense. Ball State, with two starters back, with San Francisco for the ultimate home-field advantage. the mid-1980s," said Fisher, whose Wolver- colm Sims, who averaged 27.5 points and 11 shared second place with Western Michigan, Are the Cowboys too young to get to the Super Bowl? Maybe, ines finished 25-9. Fisher is hoping a year of rebounds last season. whose Leon McGeee is the MAC's top re- maturity will pay dividends to the five but their young legs are refreshing in a division where the bang- turning scorer. He averaged 15.1. ed up Redskins (6-4) and rudderless Giants (5-5) are old and the freshmen who started most of the season. Big Ten player of the year Jim Jackson's Evansville, which made it to the NCAA Eagles are aging and still trying to figure out if they have a Forward Jalen Rose led the scoring last move to the NBA with a year of college el- tournament last year, has been tagged as an quarterback. season at 17.6 and forward Chris Webber igibility remaining turned a renovation job overwhelming favorite in the Midwestern The Giants (see above) can indeed make it on their own with was the top rebounder at 10 per game, while for Ohio State coach Randy Ayers into a Collegiate Conference with all five starters two games against the Eagles and one against the Redskins. But averaging 15.5 points. Forward-center major rebuilding project. Lawrence Funder- back from a team that went 24-6. they're banged up, probably not good enough and poorly Juwan Howard averaged 11.1 points and was burke is the only returning starter as the Notre Dame, meanwhile, lost four starters coached. the team's No. 2 rebounder at 6.2. Buckeyes seek a third consecutive confer- from coach John MacLeod's first Fighting CENTRAL: Minnesota (7-3) will win a division in which every "I don't know who's going to jump out and ence crown. He averaged 12.2 points and 6.2 Irish squad which finished 18-15 in reaching one else is mediocre or worse. The best thing that can be said be the leader. The guy who has the qualities rebounds after becoming eligible the second the NIT title game as it won 11 of its last 15 about it is that Mike Ditka and Sam Wyche provide plenty to .... it's Jalen," Fisher said. semester. games. write about. Says Knight, who should record his 600th Ohio State finished 26-6 last season, losing Kansas' backcourt of Rex Walters and But the Vikings probably will be the third-ranked division overall and 500th Big Ten victories this to Michigan 75-71 in an NCAA regional final. Adonis Jordan should make the season en- winner and have to play in the wild-card round. season: "Our season breaks down to three Ayers' hopes for this season are boosted by joyable for coach Roy Williams. Iowa State WEST: So what else is new? The 49ers (8-2) effectively have a elements. First we get ready for the confer- the recruiting of Indiana Mr. Basketball has everybody back from last year's 21-13 two-game lead because they've beaten the Saints (7-3) twice. San ence season, then we seek the Big Ten title Charles Macon, two-time Ohio Mr. Basket- team. Francisco will battle Dallas for the overall home field and have three toughies - Philadelphia and Miami at home and Minnesota on the road. Sampras beats AFC Graf ousted in round one Watch out for San Diego, which has won five of six to reach 5-5 Becker, leads and plays nobody with a winning record. Tampa Bay, the Raiders twice, Phoenix, Cincinnati and Seattle remain for the in tennis World Chargers, who started 0-4. A 10-6 finish could get them a wild- card. Championships of Virginia Slims tourney Buffalo, Miami, Pittsburgh, Kansas City and Denver should make it, leaving San Diego to battle Houston and maybe Cleve- by Nesha Starcevlc land for the last two spots. And, once again, the AFC title game is The Associated Press by Bob Greene likely to be frigid - the playoffs will run through Buffalo. The Associated Press "Trie times that I've played her wel was when I came In a EAST: Buffalo (8-2) has control by virtue of Monday night's FRANKFURT, Germany lot That's my strength, and in order to beat a top player, win over Miami (7-3). It has a better division record and an easi- - It wasn't France and it NEW YORK - Lori McNeil can you have to match your strength against their weakness." er schedule - the Bills get Denver at home, then finish at New wasn't Henri Leconte. Boris now drop the "almost" tag. By Orleans and Houston, while the Dolphins have consecutive Becker and Germany suit rushing the net, she rushed Steffi Lori McNeil, CUT OFF games at New Orleans and San Francisco after playing Houston Pete Sampras better. Graf right out of the Virginia at home this week. Unless they lose two of those three, the Bills should get the home field for all the playoffs. Sampras, the defending Slims Championships. meets Helena Sukova and No. 3 She just got a little tentative to- champion, survived a hos- We're talking first round, and Gabriela Sabatinl battles Amy day." CENTRAL: Pittsburgh (7-3) has a two-game edge over Hous- tile crowd and 15 aces fired Grafs already gone. Frazier. And McNeil took advantage, ton (6-4) because of its two wins against the Oilers, who now by Becker to beat the Ger- That hasn't happened since But it was McNeil who starred winning the third and fourth must play without Warren Moon. man 7-6, 7-6 on the opening Oct. 24, 1985, 100 tournament at Madison Square Garden on games to pull even. Although day of the ATP World ago. That was the last time Graf Tuesday night. Graf broke right back in the fifth Championships on Tuesday. lost before the quarterfinal Until now, she was re- game, McNeil took charge, losing round. membered for almost upsetting only three points while winning Sampras folded under "I stayed aggressive," McNeil Graf in the 1987 U.S. Open. three straight games for a 5-4 pressure as the United said. "That's the key." "The times that I've played her lead, then breaking Graf from States lost the Davis Cup She chipped and charged for 1 well was when I came in a lot," deuce to close out the upset. R & R Sound final to France last year. hour, 21 minutes, staying with McNeil said. "That's my Super Sound Blowout And he was upset again by her game plan. And in the end, strength, and In order to beat a Henri Leconte in the Paris she had a 7-6 (7-1), 6-4 victory top player, you have to match Open less than two weeks and a berth in the quarterfinals your strength against their ago. of this season-ending tournament weakness." samiCK Ji But against Becker and for the first time in five tries. 25°/cwOTTsamick Music Corp. the partisan German Next, McNeil will face eighth- Graf started the match as if crowd, Sampras stood firm. seeded Conchita Martinez of she was double-parked outside (guitars, amps, & audio equipment) He impressed Becker with Spain, a 6-4, 6-3 winner over Bul- the Garden in midtown Manhat- some shots the German said garia's Katerina Maleeva in tan. By the time the fans had set- 131 W. Wooster he'd never seen before. Tuesday night's final match. tled in their seats, Graf had a 5-1 (1/2 block west of Main) The moment of truth Also advancing to the quarters lead and McNeil had yet to hold came for Sampras in the Tuesday was Jana Novotna, who serve. 354-5055 second set, with Becker knocked off No. 6 Mary Joe Fer- "I think in the first set, up until * leading 5-4 and Sampras nandez 7-6 (7-3), 6-2. Novotna 5-1, I was attacking and serving down 30-40 in his serve. next plays top-seeded Monica well. I was playing great tennis," With 9,000 fans stomping Seles. Graf said. "Then, suddenly that ■AllHEEMRHAVriDTOBE their feet and shouting in Tonight, the first round Is disappeared." BASAGANGSIUWr support of Becker, Sampras completed when No. 5 Arantxa "She got tentative and started stayed cool. Sanchez Vicarlo plays Zina Garr- rushing a little bit," McNeil said ison, No. 7 Jennifer Capriati of Graf. "Steffi is a great plsyer. MO0O0OOOOOOOO0COOOO0OOOO0O00CO0OOO0OO4 EVERY THURSDAY 10< NIGHT 7-9 pm at Gamers $1.00 Cover w/ College I.D. Live Entertainment 893 S. Main "G^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOW Fall 1993 Listings Are Available. D.R.'s Personal Good Locations Close To Campus. Transportation Service Hurr\/! Only a few left for second semester. Private ■ Business • Commercial Leases beginning January 2,1993. Your transportation to & from BG. One Way or Round Trip. Call for more information at: Get to airports, Amtrak, bus stations, or anywhere w/in 150 mile radius of BG. 352-0717 Enjoy: -Luxury ride ■Great rates • Group discounts (2-5 persons) Greenbriar Inc. For rates & reservations _ JUUUUTJUUUULJL J I phone 352-5793 ,'. " t. '"•.. ■■'.:.— .:■: o.. Classified page twelve The BG News Thursday, November 19, 1992 PIKES -BROTHEHHOOO® HOUSE 7 00PM Chris. Desperately need one roommate for Dec.-Jan. CAMPUS & CITY EVENTS LOST & FOUND I know you're stressing about your class load till May. Furnished on E. Wooster across from ALASKA SUMMER JOBS SAVE BIG ON SPRING BREAK 93 this semester, and I figured you'll make a Founders only $12S/month . utilities Cat! Students needed' Earn $600. JAMAICA. CANCUN & FLORIDA FROM $119 bunch of New Year's resolutions for self 353-3504 per week in canneries or BOOK EARLY « SAVE SSI ORGANIZE FOUND: Glasses in case found in 121 West improvement The Rec Comer's IE Club 8" $4000* per month on fishing boats. 'Friends of the Deal* GROUP TRAVEL FREE! SUN SPLASH E. Merry apt. Campus-side. Need subieaser for A special meeong will be held Sun.. Nov. 22 Hall. Claim in 302 West Hall. program can help1 Weekly meltings with No experience necessary! TOURS 1 800 426 7710. Spnng. $133/mo. ($200 off) 353-2334 8:00 - 10:00pm. 202 Ed. We will watoh Bie trained graduate students on such issues as Gel a head start on summer' movie "Bndge lo Silence" Please jan us I SIGMA CHI SIGMA CHI stress and time managemnet, fitness, nutntion. Female subieaser needed 1/1/93 -5/31/93. For program call: SERVICES OFFERED SIGMA CHI PLEDGES- goal setting and other weliness topics can help Own room. $22S/mo All utilities paid except (206) 545-4155 Ext. A5544 A Glimpse of India YOU'RE THE BEST you have a great semester! Call or stop by the electnc. Interview required must have resume, Culture, exotic food, and LOVE. YOUR PLEDGE SWEETHEART Rec Center office (2-2711) for more informa- 3 references. Contact Mary, 352 3099. the move Land of Diversity SIGMA CHI SIGMA CHI tion or to sign up. The program begins January Photographers needed to take pictures at Graduating and looking for female to sublease Nov 21 si, 7 9pm Off W. 11th tkxx 25,8 weeks before Spnng Break. Greek Events. Experience not necessary but Clean Up Your Environment apartment across from Ad. Bklg. Call after Philosophy Club - the meeting lor lonight has Your friend. preferred. Must have own transportation. Call Slop smoking! SIGMA KAPPA 5 00 Knsten 352 5652 THE PICTURE MAN at 353-1060. been cancelled Have a great weekend' Lee SISTER OF THE WEEK: Help! 1 F subieaser for Spring Semester '931 SPOTS WANTS YOU SOLD WORKSHOP Call me Student Wellneii Center Colleen Corm any Close to campus' Call 353-4726. Spots needs extra drivers to accomodate our APATHY (The Well) PLEDGE OF THE WEEK: Could the person who stole my Sony Discman huge demand. Hourly, plus commission. Can Is the leading killer of organizations For quitter kits and peer support at AmyDeeb from Chify's on Sunday night please return it to Housemate wanted-Available 12/15 make some good doughl Must have your own Come to the SOLD Workshop 372 8302/2 8303 Rodgers, room 149? NO QUESTIONS Non-smoker, own room, $150 + utilities cruiser Come in and apply today between ASKEDI. Lance 6 55- 3084 Wed.Dec 2at7pm SIGMA KAPPA " SIGMA KAPPA 11 am & 5pm. Mister Spot's. 125 East Court St. in the Ohio Suite. Union Wedding bells are ringing lor Casie Mason and D.J IromTROYSisHERE Downtown Ask lor Mark Evaluate your organization ft leadership style Pregnant? We can help. Steve Lord Congratulations on your recent FOR YOUR ETHNIC HAIR NEEDS Nonsmoking female subieaser to share apt. tor Call 372-2843 for reservations SPRINGBREAKERS Free pregnancy tests A supportive services. engagement'i CAMPUS HO SALON ■ 354-2244 Spnng '93 $150 per mo. ♦ share of utilities, Promote our Florida Spring Break packages Call 354-4673. BG Pregnancy Center close to campus, pool. AC, • clubhouse. Call Sweaters A Jewefry Sigma Phi Epsilon Earn MONEY and FREE trips. Call Campus 353-4619. ON SALE Brotherhood is the very Price and Condition of DESPERATELY SEEKING A FEMALE SUB- Marketing 800-423-5264 Tned to quit smoking without much aman'sSurvivalll LEASER FOR SPRING '93 TO SHARE One female subieaser lor Spnng semester. TAKING OFF A SEMESTER, GOIN TO DON'T DELAY success? Free nicotine starter patch The Brotherhood Returns FRAZEE APT. - $150 . ELECTRIC/MO. I'LL Very cheap and dose to campusl NIGHT SCHOOL 10-5. today and individualized smoking cessation Gatsby" 11/21/92 PAY $50 SUBLEASER FEE! PLEASE CALL Please call 352-4536. leave message. Need part time work. If so. come on in to Mister University Hall plan Irom physicians for student smokers. Sigma Phi Epsilon 352-9496 ASAPHI Call for tree appointment. 372-2271 today. Spot's. We're taking applications from people BO PRO Roommate wanted to share small house. for the upcoming semester as well as summer. (Bowling Green Public Relations Organ.) Sponsored by the Student Health Service. SPRING BREAK TRIPS Have you ever kissed an ashtray? Own room We offer flexible schedules 'or students and Come hear Mary Kay Sanford speak on Bie Lowest avail, prices to Florida. Call 352-7271. opportunity lo move up quickly. Come in and impact of "total quality management" on public Jamica,Cancun CallJimat353-1159. Quit smoking for the one you love. apply today between llam ft 5pm. Ask for realations The Great American Smokeout is here! Mark 125 E Court St Downtown. Spnng subieaser needed 'or Winthrop Terrace. Thursday. Nov 19th. 7:30pm Would you like to make up to $5O0 a week In Pick up a survival kit Nov. 18 & 19 Spring semester leases available. Room 105 South Hall your own home? Send $1.00 and SASE to in the Union Foyer, 10-2. male or female Will have own room and bath- Van driver - pi. position to provide transporta- Nominations for 1993 officers will be accepted. R. Mollison, P.O. Box 201 Bowling Oreen, One bedroom and efficiency apartments. room. Rent is neg., call Kim 352-1672. tion to and from social service agency. Musi be Call Mecca Management at 353-5800 between age of 21-25. have valid dnver's li- Press Professionally OH 43402 Sponsored by The WELL. SUBLEASER(S) NEEDED cense and excellent driving record. Send re- Chrisbansl There's a "Prayse" gathering* For Spring '93. Very close to campus sume to PO. Box 738. Bow mg Green tOfc Thurs.. Nov. 19. 7.30pm Union Ballroom. It's PERSONALS SUPPORT GROUP INTRAMURAL ENTRIES DUE: Men's and Utl.incl. in rent. Call 352-6815. Free! Bring A Fnend i If you've released your baby for adoption, or Women's 3 Player Basketball Nov 19. ALL are considering doing so and need some sup ENTRIES DUE BY 4:00 P M ON DUE DATE Tennis manager for Men's Tennis. Don't just read history. Live it port, join us on Mon nights at 7pm. Call FOR SALE IN 106 REC CENTER Second semester. The Sociery for Creative Anachronism 3544673 lor info Thursdays. Memonal Hall. 7 30 p.m. Kappa Delta 372-2401. (Dragons need not apply) GREAT AMERICAN SMOKEOUT Open now!!! Allra Aulo Rental. Sisters ol the Week 7 tormals tor sale. sz. 11-14. $20-40 a piece. LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA We rent lo qualified I6to20yrolds. Sara L-gh thill Call 372-3846 lor more mlo (leavo a rressjqe)_ Get a survival kit or Featuring weekend and vacation specials Nikki Stem LAGA 82' Olds Firenza Adopt a smoker for a day. Phone 353-3340 or 885-8208. Jen Wallace HELP WANTED The Lesbian and Gay Alliance will hold a New brakes, good condition, auto, pi. meeting this Thursday at 8:30p m. in Vie Asking $750.353-6172 after 5 pm/ In the Union Foyer United Christian Fellowship Center (corner of Kappa Delta Nov 18 and 19. 10 2 $$$$, FREE TRAVEL AND Ridge and Thursbn). The meeting is free and The Best Special in Town Hang in there pledges RESUME EXPERIENCE CHEAP! FBI/US. SEIZED open to all homosexual, bisexual, and suppor- Sun . Mon . Tues . Wed Initiation is drawing near Individuals & Student Organizations wanted to 89 MERCEDES $200 tive heterosexual members of the community. Holiday Hot tub rental Treat your friends to a All night at BRATHAUS We love our pledges1 promote SPRING BREAK, call the nation's Discretion is used. relaxing weekend in a luxurious spa Special Pitchers & beer bottles ol the week 86 VW $50 leader, Inter-Campus Programs. LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA LAGA holiday rales, call 352 5475. Kamikazi, Oualude. Melon Ball $.50 87MERCEDES $100 LAGA 19andoverNOCOVER 352-8707 KNOW WHERE YOUR FEES GO: 1-800-327-6013. 65 MUSTANG $65 IATTENTION GUYS! BE AN OFF-CAMPUS REP FOR ACGFA Myles* PiZ2a by the Slice. Choose from thousands starting $25 International Relations Organization Beautiful Senior Female in need of Belated This week's bottle "BUD LIGHT' APPLICATIONS AT 10SD MOSELEY FREE lnformaoon-24 Hour Hotline Meeting: 7:30pm, Thurs.. Nov. 10 Birthday wishes! Call 352-0300 and ask for ft 405 STUDENT SERVICES 801-379-2929 Copyright * OH17KJC All Majors Welcome' Beth OEADUNE 5 P.M., DECEMBER 1! S200-S500 WEEKLY TODAY TODAY TODAY TODAY THE BLOO0MOBILE IS HERE! Assemble products at home. Easy' No selling. "Spnng Break!" Bahamas Cruise (+10 THE BLOODMOBILE IS HERE! You're paid direct. Fully Guaranteed. FREE In- Fuji 10 speed bike lor sale. $75. Call 352-5475 Meals) $279! Panama City With Kitchen $1191 Looking for grants, scholarships, student ALL WEEK AT THE NORTHEAST COM- formation^ Hour Hotline. 801 -379-2900. Co- MAC VEGAS BOWL TRIPDec 14-19, 6 Work & Play in WashingtonlM Cancun $429* Jamaica $479' Daytona (Kitch- loans. We guarantee financial aid. Call MONS pynght»OHi7lKDH. days/5 nights plus air travel - for 1 person. ens) $1491 Key West $2491 Prices Increase Crams-R Us at '800 -727-2258 Ext 474 A Party! ■■■■■■■■■■IPO 2 bedroom furnished apt. available now or next semester. "s Campus Films 352 2663. presents a double feature 3 bdrm. house. Good location, detached ga- rage. $600'month plus utilities Available Dec. 1. Call 354-6218 or 669-3564. Spencer Tracy 902E. Wooster (aboveTOs TOO) 3 bdrm un- & furnished apartment. Siove and refrigerator provided. Immediate possession, terms nego- BREAKSPRICES FOR STAY—NOT PER NIGHT) Elizabeth Taylor tiable. Phone John Newlove Real Estate at SOUTH PADRE ISLAND 354-2260 or 1 -891 0380 after 6 00pm 5 3f10 7 NIGHTS in Female roommate to share house. Available & Games! DAYTONA BEACH immediately. Own room, washer and dryer. 5 AND 7 NIGHTS The original Rent is $22S/month plus utilities Call PANAMA CITY BEACH 3525475. S AND 7 NIGHTS "Father of the Bride" -& Prizes! Help! 2 subieasers needed to rent for Spnng 93 STEAMBOAT semester. 1 bedroom, furnished, 1 block from 2 5 AND 7 SIGHTS 7:00 pm campus Desperate* 353-7803. MUSTANG ISLAND I # Puppet Show! & it sequel Houses ft apts. Close to campus. PORTARANSAS For Summer "93 and 93-94 school year. 5 AND 7 NIGHTS "Father's Little Dividend' Phone 1-267-3341. HILTON HEAD ISLAND )ft Coloring! S AND 7 NIGHTS at 9:00 pm Listings Available now. FORT LAUDERDALE SAND 7 NIGHTS FREE! in Gish Film Theatre Carry Rentals. 316 E. Merry »3 353 0325. £- Reading Station! '93-94 school year. 12th Annual This weekend Need male subieaser. A big 2 bdrm. Non- Party! Lethal Weapon 3 smoker preferred for Spnng '93 one mo. free. Call 352-8671. TOLL FREE INFORMATION 8 RESERVATIONS 7:30, 9:45 S midnight $1.50 admission 210.C IV MSCIVIOI-. Sublease 1/1-5/31/93 1-2 person furnished 1 1-800-321 -5911 bdrm. 2 Ms No pets, pay only electric, lots ol ULUJ. rjonriS closets, 2nd floor corner. Lot parking, laundry next door. 215 E. Poe. Call Denise at 352-1618 •wninos. "^S"^ Sublease 1 bedroom apt available in Decem- Free Can of Po^ ber. Furnished. A/C. cheap utilities Call I with purchase or 352-1900 or Gary Thompson at 354 3996. Sublea'sers needed BG apt. 2 bd , 1 ba , kitch- Large Sub or en, parking, laundry, all utilities paid except I electnc. No pels. $500/mo. Avail. Spring Se- Pasta Platter mester. Close to campus. If interested, call I * 354-0310. ,b« Saturday 11/21/92 Free Can of Pop | Thurstin Manor Apartment. Looking lor male I roommate and/or 1 to 2 subleasers. If inter- with purchase of ested contact Terry at 354-1607. I Large Sub or 10am-2pm 352-4663 p ■ ALL DAY DELIVERY asta Platter ■ Toledo Medical Services, Inc.1 BGSU University Bookstore Reproductive Health Care for Women 20% Off Children's Books And Abortion to 17 Weeks 24 HR. PHONE SERVICE Children's Clothing Free Pregnancy Tests Special Student Rates All Services Strictly Confidential NO OTHER DISCOUNTS APPLY 5164 Monroe St., Toledo, Ohio 1-800-367-2036 885-5700